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POLICY OF THE NEW BRITISH MINISTRY.

The British Parliament was IN sess;on IN ,be
LIST instant, The Houae of Commons af,sr ,b l,e
transaction of some formalities. adjourned r.
the 18th. Nv y
In the House of I,ords tho Ea., &C Do.hr
read HIS ;nanonral M;n;s,.-;sl .n..oI oy
An ins;obt into hi. ;r,andaJ nn,;op e'0"' s'''"s
AAer stating tha o-onnSs
undertaken otf ~ spoI wnica ne mac
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fv;no and trannn;II;.;na the Emn;r. p"'''
He then referred to tbs Chinese : ar and az.
pressed ba sstisfact;on' ma, v;tbstsn no he con.
demned the cause of the war. at ne success
which had attended the British arms, He added,
now that Canton had fallen, it W. I'D be the
duty of the Government to make, W the least
possible delay, safe and honorab peace, 30
that the commerce between the antry and
China might be re-established
He then adverted to the relations # the Gov.
eminent with France, and urged tie necessity
of remaining on friendly terms. he insisted
on the importance to France and Europe of the
Emperor's life, and Indignantly denounced the
atrocious attempt to assassinate hiha+ BE made
Ill T. y = n.
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ment. The Senator from Michigan (Stuart)
had gone home, which is fortunate, a. he will
be here early in the morning. He suggested
that the gentlemen on his side of the chamber
make no further concessions or compromises.
Mr.. Doolittle moved an adjournment.
Motion lost, by yeas 8, nays 20.
Mr.. Sidell then moved an adjournment.
Motiod lost, BY yeas Is, nays 20.
Mr.. ShdeH afterward changed his vote.
There being no quorum, Mr.. Toombs moved
that the Sergeant alarms bring in the absen
tees.
Motion carried.
Mr.. Doolittle moved that the Senate take a
recess until IL A. NJ, to enable the Sergeant.
alarms TO bring in the absentees. e
This motion not being in order, he moved to
adjourn. -.
Motion lost, by yeas 8, nays 10.
y o'clock A. M-But one Senator (Doolit-
tle) is in his seat Mr.. Broderick and two other
Seaators are reclining on sofas. In the gallery
are twenty persons and the reporters.
Mr.. Bigler proceeded to address the Senate
stating that his speech was not for the Senate,
but his constituents.
Mr.. Bipler spoke for half an hour, when
Mr., Biggs commenced reading q speech, a
Senator snoring an audible accompaniment.
3 o'clock A. A-But nine Senators are in
their seats. 81 aas
The passage between Messrs. Green and
Cameron produced complete stiffness in the
Senate Chamber. Mr.. Green exhibited the mos,
irritation of the two while Cameron was cool
and, to an unprejudioed locker on, seemed tc
have the best side of the case. The difficulty wal
. mere interlude, and subsidized as rapidly as i
rose.
When quiet was restored, Mr.. Doolittle, speak
ing to motion to adjourn, took occasion to re
fer to the evils of night sessions, which, besides
obstructing the business, produced an unpIeas
antness that lsssened the dignity of the Senate
At 8 o'clock, Mr.. Biggs defined his position
as q Senator from North Carolina, as taking n,
extreme views, but as committed to the lie
compton Constitution.
Mr.. Hamlin moved TO adjourn.
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which had its origin in one of the noblest of
the free States-who was reared under the
shadow of free institutions-has watched their
growth in all that makes State great and
glorious-has witnessed, under their expand
ing influence, Commonwealth spring out of the
wilderness into the fall maturity of manhood,
guarantying to all the people thereof the God.
given rights of freemen, all the branches of in
dastry taking life and bearing fruit in their
soil, and comfort and competence smiling on
every hearthstone in all their borders--I say,
cannot understand, it is utterly incomprehen-
sible to me, how such q man, false to all these
noble afhnites, can undertake, from high posi-.
ton and power, to crush out free institutions,
and force in their stead, upon an unwilling
and resisting people, Slavery, with all its at
tendant train of curses and woes and misery.
The gentleman from Virginia, Mr.. CLEMsss
in An effort to turn public attention away from
the astounding doctrines of this message BY elo-
quent personal eulogy, told Ms imploringly that
the President =" is now upon his political trial"
l wish this were 80, and this were all. But, sir,
you put the President on his political trial for
years before you clothed him with power to do
this work. And he long since gave indubitable
proof that ne could be trusted for the accom-.
phshment OF any work that Slavery should de
mand at his hand. And then it was, bat not
till then, that he was permitted to wear the i'm
perial purple. There is, nevertheless, q trial Of
quite another sort. More than one hundred
thousand freemen in Kansas, and the institu-
tons under which they and their children are
70 live till the remotest generation, and till mil
lions shall people that fair land, making it, for
good or for evil, Power upon the earth, are
this day on their trial. And yet we are told in
the message that this trial is of not the slight
est importance" to them, and is q cause, 80
lar as the interests of Kansas are concerned,
more triaing and insignificant than has ever
stirred the elements Of q great peoule into
commotisn." The answer of the Pres;dent,
when it is shown that half the counties of that
great Territory have been disfranchised, is that
they we're only ~ comparatively few voters.
And the cool reply from the same high source
to al opposition is, that the affairs of this
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tFher fact, which has !ravelle he withou.
executive aid, and in sIste Of Keen i've docu.
gents piled up to wall t out, aat ae people
Fave written on that inst ument, q let ers which
gill burn through it, thu { by ter tho, sand ma
prty they have registe, ed their vow that they
rill never submit to it; and we riven the
entity perpetrators of tits outr ge ,on their
Gghts in ignominious fight from thej borders,
enid all these facts, and sllegat ons aore seri-
tus, the friends of the Admins ratt rush to
-le aid of the Executive in ate, lpti, to stihe
~ inquiry as to what al these thiu< g mean !;
I'D whether we are moi called opoI to fasten,
the strong arm of power, :, Co stitution,
,shich they loathe and b ,te, upoa |, ,ople who
kave sacred right thems selves Il NAB the laws
rney are called upon t. obey. Tn. re was
time when the Repres, natives of e people
Tould have been as sensitive te sue touch
% the apple of the eye Now hey ire quick
oily to conceal it. Rnt no ,ubte rfuge can
eeange or blot out thtse facts TIE solemn
Judgment OF the people If Kansts is ,ritten on
| ibis Constitution, and Will be ki,owns and read
4 all men. We may hraagle as long as we
lease, with dictionariey end tones at our ell
COW, as to the effect 9th vote upon TIE legality
u the Constitution; bus the propagation that
tae Legislature of Ksnsas cannot provide for
taking the sense of tn people" up, % that in
| rument, and that that ,ense, when taken, can
.et be known, has fou dstion Reitle ar in law
sor common sense. he CONSTRUCTION may,
t,evertheless, stand. 81 will ths sense of the
tsople" stand, and it vii; be known a. the sense
- the people. What YER Investigation you
Asy resist or stile here, it will N no way alter
q wipe out these truth =. This change of at
ssmpting to force, at the point OF the -ayonet, q
Constitution upon an unsilling people is brand.
\ upon your brow, snt. the blood sSilt in the
sork will be found on your own hands, II will
e of very little use for you to cry,
Ia Out, damned spot.n
he potency of that patty shibboleth--Democ
soy-may be again, fo, the thousandth time,
] Invoked; the cry of popular sovereignty may
Se increasingly rung; bat the truth viii remain
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