The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
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WasnsGToN, March ~, 1858.
TIE cnr or wotcOr
~ s1trzys (ecn) OF Ca offered resolution TO dig.
ctargo W w1eo ard turn him IN the law for trial
9, The Criminal Court the Indictment which bsc been
,osnG sRbibii HIM
i-r susyrrd the further eI-u,icn ~ The order OF
he Ihu-e uat ssid Indictment shall be disposed Of.
VIZ SHANNON (opp) 81 ono, thought Il improper n ds
miee OF investigation irtenc 10 propose resolution
ia a. - % thsf q NJ. stephens.
Mr. srsstrs- ssd he offered the resolution in
dusncA Of tie extreme indspoci,;on Of M Woloors wife
Mr. slAHos sad message 70 the committee Bos.
tor reyrr,sf Inst extreme sickness. He m,ved
70 lay the rcsciuncn CT the tsbe.
y NrCrNS, (sdu.) ~ Ind, offered amendment for
W. voioous UNCONDITIONAL dischNge.
elected by yea- a, nays lSI.
Nr' rbli.po' substitute was finally rejected, and NJ.
'f-scns resolution adopted by yeas l25 nays 81.
TIE CASE os sATTsoF
NJ SEwAap (Ajm) % Ca presented tho majority re-
rort N tNe sa,,s.cn casc arguing again, JURISDICTION.
Mr. CrErf- opp u lows, submitted the minority re-
loft 10 the sarae case.
The tuljcet wac postponed vi Saturday.
rsBsTx on Qtn11o-.
Toe ., Ac'epc, Appropr Auon bill WA thon taken up.
Hr. GAFrET, ta;1n) q Va made o speech In favor a
t,s nenmp.on constitution, arguing TIA; long tho
consaiicr 81 Kansas las,s slavery must remain IN that
fso cen Se alt rcd only IN tho manner prescribed by
that Instrument he beloved 10 the language OF hst
that the right Of property higher than any
slaticEa SANCTION slave property a. sscrcd A. any
Copsress and ths n, shall another savo state DO
staaeo- 10 seatemsn, be asked think the South ~ill
~auly surrender her rshss She claims ~ one Of these
Tsrrio5iss ~ freely ~ he North does her's.
Ms. EoF, (sim) of Conn, explained the positor OF
the democrats OF Connecticut on the slavery question con-
GLIDING ~ ayry that the south have the right move
TITO t5e Territories with their property whenever and
Shercvef hey choose. ard hat whenever Sa,c 10 ad.
m.ted INTO the uror, may be with without slavery.
take be rad, the constitution find IT, not a. we
vEh II 10 be. The democrats Of Connecticut ami the
North si stand By The South In all that constitutional
To lheT m
constitution, and advocated the admission Of Kansas
under 70
w Por1rs, topp) Of ~ Y, sasd the pressn, struggle
I'D rot begir With Kansas II began with the govern
ent ard sss sep; pace with H. and not lisoly 70 end
uLtl nere IL rothrg left 70 struggle for. the Union
were dksolyed 70 day the struggle would stu 90 on,
vpyrg fsrcer ard Ne-cer from that very Il ~ss
IN sven progress and would continue undermine until
TIE e7l shl cesse 70 exist There be no peace In
as u1 Justice n done her people The North will
O, pose frsnd ard violence and viii not driven from
Gs; pos'jon b eny threats Of danger and disuacn.
VT. %oiEFt (sdm OF Ill, abiding 10 the remark Of
VI Bhop relative 70 that STATE pronounced the assertion
tase slender. Illinois " not ~ Mr. Bishop intmsted,
urfa'mu 70 Der pecunary obligations she not DOLLY
sihfu in this respect, but has remained true 70 her
democratic pcucal integrity Ccnnectcui he said, could
her border re Hartford Convention; she has her blue
.v., and during the Last she had her blue lights
Mr. Assou, opp Of Maine, said the Presidents mes
% tSe msst singular document tha, ever cmanae
nom an executive vas singular for IL weakness and
folly, for tho sosurdity Of N conclusions, for the multi
plUy % is fashoois and FOR ia pes versions OF hstry
when tho rcsdort characterized a. rebels and traitors
the ireo state men OF Kansas, he knew those charges
-ore wrhJu, foundation In truth. Reviewing the bred
Scott opinion nc said tha, the constitution
carries slavery With n, then hero could not DO freedom
Sas ssslo, cr every lawyer knew hal State lAw
couf COZ nt wlth ,he constitution Of she United states
M kr1ooc (opp) OF Ill, said tbs policy Of this gov
eyament bss been debsuched from IL original course.
rbe restriction o. freedom and sxtsnnon slavery has