The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

cation was kept up The frontier quiet. The Indians
,sm. Gown peace usce IN the city Houston. Ca
pubic debt m'ihons. Three years was out
1he people called ms when did NOS wsh 70 he can't
asts, ara elected WHAT did 1a0s Tue country
n.pslup Tue promises OF lbe government. not worth
ten GEMS The dollar he national debt Twelve
noi regular mail communications port,oa OF Eastern
Rxss & stale Of ciSi ear. Ny administration
GEO. Qsiet Was restored. Peace made with
Mex GO. poruon OF the public deb. WAS paid a cur
II outy the treasury. Whether it WAS wisdvu patriot
iru luck socil emit dole and leave coun liy
20 Judge as &, nov !, ~ss done.
TnE 1--WE PUBLIC PRINTER JUpGe wATRoUs
Wbe.e the FIVE miiou collars which placed 10
yorr treasury Is taxa,ioo comog9 told you look
Tor these things, and 10 time you shout
,bem ! 90 MOI pretend TO say the there,
,toush I'd have aunory for log So these things
may be asked. ! will piecge you one thrg, h,wessr.
thai il II there it will say there or ~ii knox shat
dote with IL. I'll promise you that man shll get q
cent OF II w.thou, the SANCTION Of the Ia be be thou
SAND times the public pfioter. II makes disreoce
whether praises or abuses mo- II will DO lne
That's AL bave 10 promise with reference TO that do
seek favor by making pledges which do 70
iuigl. l stand before you q With no more SCI
f,bpess Than falls 70 the rest OF humanity-9 mSu
who VIII not avail himself OF his positioa 10 coua
fraud allow the treasury TO be robbed pro
mote the epds of bin psrtssns have been at
business co net blame them for opposing my election
It viii end the game Itthe organ there
eussi by ina tnat respectable say
risbt IL tbunoerDg its snssoemss at Il copoemn
ed mi ~atrous speech oefo'e It had seen IT, aa1 pro
uounced it a SANDER bear ,he facts Judge Ws,rous
by cb.cansry and irard made his jua cst poston
The er CINE Of oppression wrong Hs had co s.nea
sinh wealthy and INSCRIPTIONS men TO deprive Texas
wrocsuily OF millions OF acres ef her pro,ic domac
villsny mad blsoSered upon bin unii II had formed
bot break He hSd upon the trial OF
csusss IA which he hsd sn interest ae hso
taken vsntge OF his judicial position az
spd his cosdu'o's The honeet settler. who by
chsse bad arq1ired title to land made the victim o.
his uschins,ioCs Associated with ekilfu and bad men
BE- the guards be nad thrown around tho
bus o,on tina. could sppro hin
to lay bare bis nqu!tes YOor Leeisls ears
been Demanding his irnpeachmen Clothed 10 power
ed Ia
coBteI stss be had laughed the to scorn
cessuly reetted all attempts 10 bring him to the bar
iusiCe Al ast, when would psrmi. MIN be
opger when ous sed public opntc red au ly
for biz removal when thorders OF the press and
cpg OF bis vsisoes ariled HIM from his security,
he attempted teeEd himself by charging that pso
pie Of Texas had conspted sgaDst b becae ne tai,h
fury carried out the ,aw rboee wno snhicAsed bin
chsrgeu that Texas wsoed 10 get rid OF hm because
~oud rot ssrc'Nn freud. Ne, urcn whom up,ioc
had fastened With tenacty that not the band Of
corseiet &c has able 10 ccse s hold held up
the world pattern OF honesty morality hna reis,
Re may have Celebrated upon orbeafaDcs de may have
thought would excuee myself with the re fl ,ctoa tha,
r.xas bad rebus me-" ald here a shere
Tao been doIe that expected He abused fey
is Lo my fault Shall face this coosDuaG,9 No suco
patty excuses controlled my course There but
way lett TO react him iba method adopted oil
ntroduceo 10 Abolish the 5isr shtn be presided
Hs corruption ~ss lad bare before the eyes OF the
conmuLity and suostq7G facts have proved the truth
Of my asse-iiors Ny constituents vndicated, ana
though he .t,l shomesiy hsds % position Whtch he
d9' oc,s, p,c ecsmIt ara trecroton haunt MS r.ry
foa&p
need expect that because my constituents abuse
ue and give come OF them rake occasion ally h.. tn
10 be made the built OF every scouudre VINO wishes
to Escape public cepsrre by accusing them of wrong
lake privileges with mem self bat outsiders
stand CT We shall sc tie our little difficulties
way and ahute each other in the most abc style
tniro parties must kt ep quiet. There auoiher
constituents bad eeep nserest The Pacific Railroad had
ben BE- .ssd BY my Ss'e.std colleague for years
sure which promised success-one providing for the
ceCcn OF propositions for the road three different
routes. Eeacen has designed that IL railroad
built TO the Pacific, must be extreme Southern
soil TO he IeImsIe sent and practicable The Southern
route alone hts construction of the
the climate the topog Apply Of me country, distance
snd security alike In s favor; and, rely ing upon
there advantages any other route feel
If justice done. would secure the road urged
these facts ard though they voted thst the initial point
sbon,o not bs below Memphis felt assured that Texas
unlsts passes through territory. Let the
government decide fairly and the Southern route must
succeed.
HOUSTON AND THE RtsERvR INDIANS.
am charged With sustaining the reserve Indians at tho
expense OF The white settler Ny speeches made 10 the
last Congress prove the tasty OF this advocated vito
all the earnesness in my power the calling Of regi
ment OF mounted rangers Tor the defence Of the frontier
Texas TIE regular troops have projected u.s. aud
they will be able So i repestedly deci AIRED
that the stations in Texas Of USE and that
government would give thousaod rangers they nigh.
Se nosns from he to ne
tops at such ds,snce vsu,d not come In con
rae; with the whites For this purpose Couch4
ton Was intended, aod repeated eGJrts have been
made By pyaef aud colleagues TO have 1t estsb.
ithed and our InGaDs removed. So lorg they
toe immediate vicinity Of the wh,es it liz useless TO at
Tempt 10 either c;vize them 10 keep them 10 bounds
They should be kept out Of white Territory, unless
panied by q white man. and but licep sed traders
should be allowed 70 miDge With them. When settle
depreciation is too great They kept drunk and
ain incident Remove them from theee influences and
the Indian policy Of the government will result we'll
IEcoMPTuN-KANsAs.
WHEN the question OF tie admission OF Kansas under
the Leocmpton constitution came up cheerfay voted
Se gese,a t' II the South and the
val Of the President. had DO objection "
make to the measure because regarded the resolutions
Of the Legislature my Instructors and besides,
ardenty cesired that the Improbable and dangerous
Ksrs agitation should be brought close. Any uea
which Cid justice to the South and I'D fair
this end had CLAIMS upon 10Y support Toe Supreme
Court having decided the bred upon she IN
constutoraty Of the Missouri restrictions it only re-
NAMED TO sppl7 to Ksniss the doctrine OF
ton. While I have maintained the compro misses of the
tocrpe TO territory acquired since that tne only ques
ton which should be ssse Of Safe when she knocks
at doors for admission should be- Does her ns-
tuition conform to tie national requirement. Is 1t re-
publican in its Character The support I gave
TO the compromise measures OF 1st0 proves
3evo,ien to this dootroe 10 the DECISION of
the suprme Court acquie.ce, because | re-
gard 1t ss q co-o-tihs'e branch of the govern
ment, upon whose de ;sion we may rely vita SAFE
~ Without an aeXsm nation into the details OF its acton
tsse for granted .nat it ia right Regard the
only authorized power under the constitution {, aojud
DrOciA'ma1
becomes legal paity. Upon the question of con-
s.ituoIaiity OF the Missouri compromise bad
clsed favorable option No~, that declsred to be
Unconstitutional by the supreme egal authority Of the
land acqusce in IL, uud have done from the first
MEXICAN PROTEcToRArR
Previous to my Introduction OF resolutions pending for
apIoecorae ever Mexico, tbe prominent par jour-
OF Texas were loud 10 their demands for 10
me ais rs OF Mexico, In order 10 msi1tain In
erests there. Dir. Buchanan had given the
sure bis eabcton 10 bis annual message, aud
erss Of had been manifest but when
presented the subject TO the Senate, tnere
piete revolution in the ssntments OF these Toe
ve'y measure which they had before deemed Advisable
was Low free soil scheme. Was the measure any the
ese just because introduced II. must American In.
ertets and American exp1oeon be given the 20 be
canse IN my capacity Senator In the discharge OF
duty owe my country, urge their claims upon the
uoe OF the American people? The object in view ia
establishing pro.eciorste that unhappy country
needs but little explanation TO convince al, OF It's utility
MEXICO has been for near ha century torn by distract
mg e.. men,s Her situation appeals to her
neehoor 10 nerpoee the OF bu mainly and good gov
eminent The crisis IN her Affairs been ap
IL q n hapd han hapvx