Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

interests Of a alaveholding hTriooraey comprising
.pnf one ont Of 1lxly of tbo Inhabitants he Unt
/ NJ Tumbull underwent p lengthy orOaa sxsmi.
nation on ppi n SepibqTl PgneiQrsi
johnson, oi Tenn, obihined tde moor, but the
hour being late the Senate adjourned tlll Monday.
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Ne DANA qbUicd iiomtlid srtslheS u EIs1ator
Seward 20 snow the dangerous sentiments be
avows 10 district the country and accomplish The
overthrow OF The south. qfe.say tue labor Of the
two sections wss conflicting and irieeOuciablo was
decarai eR p war. He earnestly Qppenled all
patriots 10 pnt down tiiess tfeasonable de5hyts In
attending 20 the remarks heretofore made by Re.
pubiiclus he sli1 armed men have been sent to
the South y lthoir peaple and depriye them of
lbeir propefti. Could the Seuth bel padrht undef
these circumstances and cou q They Ne blamed fof
taking meaus for their deiensel We of ihe scnth
want peace. Lot the North slnnd By The compact
Of our fathers. seward i d traitor and deserves
the Rallows, (Appause on the Southern side
Virginia has hung Brown aud II they get hold of
Seward they Will hang him qiuaghter and ap-
pause) aN iH
Mr. Morris Of Pa, said, that occupying per-
fecily Independent position, he was at liberty to
vote ali questions according 10 bis Of du-
" to bis coaatry. He was obposod tO-nll unaec-
essary agitation on the subj ct Of slavery and did
not wish 40 tiscqss tjunloss " came bef,re lhem
in a legitimate way. This wicked Adunisiirston
had countenanced every act Of violence aud faud
on the people Of Kansas, and brought into Com
grsss q c6bsdiulibp, fsaaJIltnr from bcRiuplng 10
end and which would not stand the test or an ex,
animation. llis friend Sherman, had stood neby
arm for he rights OF the people agtinst the Cow
ernmeni, standing up for,lhV, ptder, concord and
peace and Tor this the gentleinan sh uld have his
vote. Hs,kneE tho getiemsu was a friend Of The
| protection Of domestic indusiry aud would 50 or.
ganises ths aComaittees and would secure tbs fslr
cousiderAtion Of that question. lie knew Mr
/ sherman TO bo = man cf just Temperament, inea-
/ psblb Of prvet,ibg theruesiutO an instrument Of
despOtism. One objec Ion bad been urged th !
/ NJ. Sherman had ,igned accommodation Cor
the circulation Of Helpers book. lie Morrisl did
nVtsiap. ~ nor did h0 read the book, As far as
be understood il, It was written BY a native OF a
Southern State, almost exclusively addressed to
| Southern men and showing the experience Of
Southern men as to the value of slave labor. Gen
tlemen magnify the boob and make II formida-
bic epgiae Of mischief the peace Of the copntry
| Had nothis friend declared that he was aaainsl
that book asfar as Il cootelnpiated an infringe-
ment OF toe constiiuiions rights Of the South
What had the House to do With Helpers book
We're they asa college Of Jesviu to espatge the
htefsture Of theabook, and vera thsy 10 act ss
leensoTs oftvsry inesndisty Woiki h uRs,a most
eKIaordipary pFooeediug.@ .-,--.
Mr. Moore Of Alabama knew that thew werl
men 10 The North ~ lrug TO the Consultation a
those OF the South, aud whth Il was Haid tina
there was In th6 North no sympathy FOR Johr
Brown IL was q libel. 'The papeTs " ihe Nortl
wete fitPof demonstrations Of synipathy ami SOM
were iur moaning Mr. Greeley, a prptni-
Heut yan inths Republican parts, said 10 bis ps
per that atiufdture time Browu's pslne viii BE- hel
10 glory aId honor. So Tat al he Knew the senu
mtuis OF those he repiessnted,hs but expressed h
- ldelrheiate cdnPlcton wheube said he spGcsss Of
purely seetloual party wuuidiviflaal y be- disso !
ton OF The UdJR h the repubGap party could b
preserved but II such party was TO succeed, th
soouer ite Union is digQlyed lhelbsueF.l Th
Souih were on the defensive. IL they could not 81
thftf rights fn.the Union under tho COnsttuiio
! Lihey weIe prepared telaye iheir ighisoptp pf it.,
Mr.. Cotwiu suggested that the House lake u
leause TayIrtedio IN the House whep The New Jel
sey contested election ease prevented pfoTpt d
| gdnzaiiou On that occasion theVeneTabte job
: Adams was elected Chairman ultil u Speaker WI
ieected lie had " tHessed every Que, Of tbs cas-
ID which reierv nee had been made 10 debate;
!. was here during the notification and nj 1850; u q
= gentienen could now summon 60 their a
- the calm and wise cause which animated gentle
d men its.ibess times, ai uppleasapt feelings Wou
!, he removed. (Applauss1 He hid heard with |
hapita PAIN lhe eTepeAed threats that y tho Repul
loan party .yeys successful at the Pttsidenti
n electisp the Senate would be Wiling to epeount
: !HS fatal s3pssahcheeA6f AidisAOis'iOa 81 q
n Messrs- Stanton, cex, ssIpAp and others p4
= ueipatedin The, discussion, and the, House H'
n journed without action. ldla .sI.iiet Il, MS. ,-.
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