The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22


yet We are t,d these people are sovereign He did no!
AJAX any slave CODE and the day he wanted
70 hs .c O1sanaur New Sexoo aua
Utah, TO show that squaer sovereignty not recog
pzed and he also examined the Kansas Nebraska act 70
slavery They agreed organize the Territories eav
g the power Of the people 70 be decided by the su
preme Court. The decision had been made He
demanded the bond, and those who refused TO
abide by the decision Of the Court were false
se sSos INC y yfsS s0G seo0n s so
Of the platform Of ls44 and Of ls4s in spite Of the
promise measure: Of 1850 IN sPte Of the legislation Of
because Congress could invest the Territories with
to protect property that they could destroy IL Congress,
the pressive acts Of the pro slavery Legislature Of Kan
He called all parties to respect the decision Of the
Supreme Court and especially on dsraocrss who he'd
speech Of July 3D. 1885, in which he said tn econsttu
ton carried slavery let 60 No power earth could
misunderstanding % TO the meaning Of the Kansas act,
but there difference 10 the effect Of the bill grow
ton which IL Was ssreeS 70 leave 70 the decision otbe sa
preme Court Mr. Toemos repeated time and again that
he called on Mr. Douglas and his friends 70 stnd up TO
cn BE reviewed At length the bred Scott decision to
slavery 70 protection in the Territories He had no idea
nsa NJ poSslas prediction that he U,op would Be
BE thought tho Union could stand q little more
than that The government could not be destroyed;
justice ana truth would preserve n but II the dissolution
He would adhere to government that refused 70 grant
him the protection owed him. Mr. Toombs read from
the people Of the rsrrtories could exclude. slave
Y in spite Of the decision Of The Supreme
his speech July 1855 He .osused a po0a.. S
playing a the game Of heads win, tails you lose and
Dy h GRAZ, ana cunning % 90 what was not bold
bargain, and me could not be maintained
without observance Of good faith. II the territories
would take the government nom them, and give
them one tina. would, he said the true issue
(Brown) clsmored for q law thM would Do
him no good and the Senator from Illinois clamored
had been coniounded with sauaer
and the rights Of the South in the Territories with
slave code He controverted Mr. Browns position that
the Territories, by the exercise Of taxing power might
keep slaves out The slave code afforded remedy BE
would not give code Of laws 70 be administered by
t. bad showed where o.sd
In conclusion he called his political friends 70 put the
reisniy.. There CLEAN Of light comipr from Chi
csgo Active had been devoured BY his own does He
The last part Of Mr. Toombs speech was not yery veil
hesrd but understood vindicatng action Of the
southern delegates at Charleston and urging their return
TO BALTIMORE with the view Of uniting 10 defeat the repub
hcans
Mr. HA.MosD read . brief legal argument asainst The
doctrine Of squatter sovereignty
Mr.. Brown corrected some statements in the speech Of
Mr. loom be, relating 70 himself personally.
M PrcH explained briefly that he should vote for most
Mr. haze should not trouble himself with what was tho
could ,ei sS Northern democratic ,epds tSsa sSs
Southern wing always would control IT, They were sent
here Tor practical legisiatonnot to discuss dogmas
senstcrs could OILY get somebody 70 cit alongside Q
sort OF tender to read exuac speeches would last
tll the next Presidential election The great idea Of
pghh liberty was freedom OF the judiciary the great
object Of the federal constitution was the estabhment
OF an independent judiciary. He charged that the OBJ
ect OF me democracy was TO deeaS the action Of the
n Tfa "a
mocrac party he'd ned the bench with politicians and
C worse than that sought 70 make the supreme
tons the party He denied that the Dved Scott
cson bound body the political questions At issue
been rearned after the adoptun Of the ooosution and
during the administrator Of Geaeral Washington He
msson TO have svsry but thss ths coumiss Of which
John Randolph was chairman, reported unfavoraby upon
Mr. Puen said slavery did exist in Indiana nevertheless
and BY virtue Of Territorial legislation. Congress did
act on the petition for slavery.
Mr. HAIx said that Indiana had done good many things
Of which he DID not approve Inc fact he had
stated that Indiana askcd Congress 70 allow her to bring
Mr. LAVE made an explanation in regard to the action
OF indiana showing that she held and protected slaves In
defiance Of The ordinance Of 1857.
Heuss ef Representative.
WASHINGTON, May "a, 1880.
The srEAxn laid before the House special message Of
Saturday, recommending further legislation regard
70 the recapsursd Africans.
Mr.. BsAxcH, (dem.) Of n C., said In addition TO the
ihves recaptured BY the Mohawk, unofficial information
had been received that another cargo had been seized
he COAST Of Cuba Hence there should be prompt action
On the part Of Congress. II appeared 70 hiAth The
POI, additional e :s IsgrssS .ns =
bon and the message were referred 70 The Committee on
Mr. Lows (rep) Of Conn introduced bill 10 ss.ablsh
! uniform system Of Bankruptcy Rsferrsd TO the Judi
ciary Committee.
ss .sIs. @ s.eS 1ss sss :. s css ~.
served In the army for period Of i've years, although
net In any Of the wars In which this country hiss been
6sSsr bh we're introduced in relation 10 bounty
lsnes.
vas requested TO furpsh inc House the Information 70
Gently received relative to the Cninese Cooley trade
lion and 70: .s ss; Ss
chse Of Africans imported into the country Ia violation
ion ~, s,ips made The Pes.n,op H., over o''s0
Mr. MONTGOMERY, "a l. dem Of Pa Introduced re L
soatcn providing fr the adjournment Of C,rSess on the
and irenec,ral motion made 70 table ~
M snsssls, usp GIN proposed an smeni.
csp'ed but refused further amendment by Mr. sher
man, providing for evening sebons
The rsoluuen wss accptcd-12o against %
TIE forIsyriK CANAL
Mr.. YsrroRy, from The Coumssee Roads and Canals,
reported joint resolution which passed, autheriz
nt the .psrg mspt Of the branch Of the LOUISVILLE and
rHs PACIFIC RAILROAD
On motion OF Mr.. CURTIS the Pacific Railroad bin was
n aie the tTecia oider and After thursday
InE HOMESTEAD nIfi.
or motion cf Mr.. IovyJoy, The House, under suspen.
sicp OF the rus up The Homestead bill amended
by the and substituted therefor the original House
bill BY lea sesnsi 20 So the subject will sgsn 70 70 the
y nate.
Tie Hoo,e passed ihe Senate BIN with an amendment
end increase the OF The officers Of the navy
svs hem average Of twenty eve per over the
present salaries.
uARBops
Mr.. WAsnbrnN, (rep OF IN from the Committee on
Commerce, rspcried the River ana Harbor bill.
The proceecrts throughout we're than ordinarily
Al Eve O'Clock Mr. STANTON sad The reputation Of the
Hcuse and country would be promoted BY adjourn
mert
Nj. s.rx,s wanted TO 20 into Committee Of the whole
en- the sts'e Of the Union.
Adjourned.
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