Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

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Rrseesai.ss - Yesterday Afser.ssn.s ~
rs IN. sxsA1., .ysysHdsy. sftss oar report
constdefsbls length, msintaining mat neither
coh9reis MOI. the Territorial iseisiasu,s had the
power to crsats slavcfy II = Tegfitosy.i ,g,a -
Mr.. Davis replied 70 the remarks q Ar Trunp.
bull fsktng up ths several objections he had
made, and eanssvefing them In IN able smsnnes,
show1nG tners was no parallel between The trans.
aSnon q ~ haesrsy Miso1sf, and the forsy q Job.
the adminstsstipn Of Pressd ent Pierce from the
Implied chares Of having mpprsssed 1hs report
maae by Capt. Lecnardi In reiPect b the capture
he case had been greatly exaggerated by Mr.
TFumbull, a. the arms taken by tkcp Miao1risns,
q employed st all In sthe wars Of Kansas fof
which the aAdministration at that dste had NO
kne~ledge,) wefe seturned to the Apenals two
Eseks afser their seisure, and in so good condi-
pon that fhe entire penses Of their repairs did
ne9eost the Government more than four hundred
He saw nothing humiliating in the fact that
Sovefnor Wise had sddse1sed communicstions 10
the Gevefbors Of Ohio and Pennsylvania, inform.
Ing them OF tbs seports that there were coinbina,
nsas of arned men f?sming within their limits,
bis place, In order that they might take care o!
these lawless1 men Within thefr borders, He
silsdea 70 the fevelationsl Of Forbes, a proving
In this country bat In England, to excits ssrvile
tnsurrectton In the South; and the mosf odious
feature in the transaction wss that it was for the
Pgpose Of sPeculattng In cotton. a se.tsgaR ~
the Chamber 10 iet the vote be taken withont fur.
ther discussion. II the amendment should be
adopted, he should wash his hands of the whole
matter. believing itwonld result in no good. = !,
| Ar. Wilson reiterated his previous declaration
% the eject that the sentiment Of Alsssachusstfs
appsosched unanimity In condemnation Of John
Browns descent on Harper,s Ferry He said
there E.s doebaess sympathy for the man, but il
was solely . symPsthy for such personal traits a
bad eiicited the admiration of his captors south.
efn SenatoFs expressed their surprise -that meet
iags oppressive Of such sympathy should have
o. .ns North II the people Of that
v1s. the ENcsfheSn custom to tolerate the largest
ffoedon sof speech and OF the press. He knev
that Southern gentlemen could not fully enter
into this idea, for at the South the unfettefed
utseance Of the dyesities Of opinion on ali social
and poltical q usstions was not permitted g,rhe
Senator OF MissiSippi could, IL ne chose, Discus
u IN, Ms.ssc eniss the psoPristy Of Ieopsnine the
fnhhsteness; but great injustice would be done 70
the people of fhat State II from this courtesy Il
should be iBferfed that they favored the PROPOSE
taol In question. ,Mr. wilson then proceeded to
explain the circumstances under which he had
attended meeting held at his own town OF Na
tick, and which bad been made the topic Of
much miaepsessntation 6y the presssos % = 80
takea witheat replying to some remarks that had
oeen made by others in allosion to himself w hen
he bad concluded, ssd lEugy - if.I 17islr : =
Mr. yohn.on, Of Tenn, obtained the foor; but
Ne hour bsing siafe, he gave way, and the Senate
adjourned anti Monday nextoT y sirgl7sl11 ii.
HorsE.--After going to press, Mr.. Morris. Of
Pa, addressed the House, stating why he voted
faf Mr. shesmsa. The dseply agitatine Question
efslsvsry hsd been iatsoAuced here by . gentle
man TepresentIug eslayeholding constituency,lss
had been introduced Apparently for the purpose
Of Proaucing discosd and prevesting an organize.
ton. He fegrettsd 10, sud would endeayor 10
avoid aliuding To the snbjeet at all He regarded
Mr.. sherman as ssnatiouaia nssn, and he Should
ssno " n% hs reseryed s the support q every
deslred 70 maintsfu them sgainst Federal power
AZ to the Helper book, MI. sherman had iis.
cisimed here my knowledge Of In csntents, nav.
say nething IN regard 70 that why should the
other side get up this trade Of crimfbation when
they know IN Their hearts that the North was true
and loyal 70 fhs Constitution and the Union He
was 70! union, Psace and concord, ana trastsd
they might live together In peace and harmony. =
..Mr. Moore. ef Ala. would not charge the entire
North with ccsnPlfcity or sympathy with Ola
SSt Il nas .Sssy sPss aspss Ferry
tnEs whieh had eeen held snA sermons delivered,
slE uphold ding this fsnaticsi traitor TINT large
Pssaon q the people Of th.s section sudotsed hls
Stats AesirU % have the Uaion dissolved; but she
WITH the other Southern States, was eternlined 60
maintain her rights.l She could NOT and would
dent be elected In 1880 itwould oHly remain for
the North TO say whether the separati tn should ~
pesceapae OF not The Union was formed a. an
expefmenty and ID objecu had failed. 1t bad not
insured domestic tsanquillity, nor secured a more
M sCofwin fefeSed 70 the unetp.p,zsd cond,.
ton Of the House. and suggeseed that they should
ebytase ehe dtneaisy IN 70 the power q the
body % preside until the Speaker wss elected, q
was done many years ago, q the time Of the
double dsleeaseI from New Jerssys He hoped
sisnately the objects ferwhich they BAD been sens
hefe-ofganize the House, and then proceed In 3
begittmsfs way % discuss these subjects. IL was
With psinhe had heard thrssh made by Southern
one particular passy scqairine the ascendsncy. o.
becsuss one usshi n this Union should b. VOID
tntU the Pfe1louutial chair. Wss shst spf f1cfent
cans. 81 diaolving ehis Union, s9issiiss a5s u
what h.s ~ .aid ossesrssse CO.. e. n sep.s.s.v,ya
~ pus, Ne did not think he could receive .
hundred votes O. he (Csrwia,sy distsict fAp-
plause He bad never read the speeches % Ssw-
COM
plictty VIII yeku Bsowa, Mr. Seward had alfeody
disclaimed any knoWledge whatever Of such a
.nys.ioa. The Repuelican party leaders were the
woshippess Of no doIs. He was himself a. much
DE orgsn ef the Repuolican party ss ME- seward
O. sny Other man n ~ fLasgkser.) AZ fsr Is
Ne tnew the eojeets Of the 'Rep1blican party, and
he oeliesed be knew them better thzn say 81 iss
other great lssdess, they were che very sasne %
shoee q tie founders 81 our GovernmeaE ssorl'f
The aenoostsefioas for Brown which 'hsd been
spokes Of mtgbtbe attributed, be said, toaa sort
of intellectual chola, Tor there were epidelpics
In pooocg and Jeligioa - well % IN disenees
But Gov. Wis Md Nid sBfewn vv1sa d wise man |
esad - wseld trust his Truth Tor saythihg, and
Brown went 10 his death like 4 chrisffsn STfRseI
weto qqa11tloo sthst men would admire. Thew
sonies1 eoasaes ~ game cock or . bull-doK.
A. to Helper and his beck, be ssked n the Moth,
- ut good canse - make v1s upon North Car
olins, fcs sending such pestiforous man s1Hpexl
>oe0 heooek had been given him three weeks
ago, and was stil In his tsunk He was tsld Skaf
nOe1lses4uf statlstics; and - heoonnned his re-
sentu4Oto polite Iiterssure 10 had acs yes rcd Il
He supPesedall these endorsers, being ifke him.
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