The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-26

the negro property here and that be could
70 SEIZE ~o"'o De Peiscs D1Dserse 20
Can follow BIN srd take BIN back.
Mr. CARTER asked whether In quepce Of tho
negro berg property that the s:er could take him
back, or whethtr Il wss merely "a consequence OF him
hsd feds
Mr. CoRw,N thought that this pcint could mis-
understand BIN negro propefty 10 Virginia, and
masser, the psttuiioI he master follow him
into Ohio ~buhsr he has e aud take him back but ir
tie master briggs hr voinn'Aril, into Ohio as he ex.
planned befo then the had rot escaped, bad not
violated ANY "a III thai WY and he Wa free That vas
che Law OF Ohio
Mr.. ELIOT exp aimed that he Gac that ipte
pendent Ct the peculiar prosson OF 1885, which In his
tuasmeut. mace, that act not d for Christian fgsacn
and 1T Tor Christian reope he could ind 10 his ex
animation the cor.h nton power that author
lied Cope'ess 10 psss sucn las. The gentem,n
from OHIO ofsen,.d from that propos.no,, and
rested the hgsa',on Of l7r3 and Vpon the jIeicia
constrnnicn which has es.a Pa upon tina. legislation
Ncna objected 10 II But that touch the ques sco
The ccnsttu was written &c az 10 from doubt
spc In 1t 'se po~ess OF Cersrass were clearly deaued
and snerg them ret TITS 20 Mr.. Eliot quoted
from asiseeh Of Daniel Ne5tter 70 the effect taat the
S'asee 'htmseres We're Itatec by The constitution TO
ipeieate toe fendtsu Of slaves and not Congress
He tock webster Tor he standard but did not think II
necessary bunfs tue laws OF Congress the ineypre
Atscn heretofore given to the oobsuuiioo He inquired
whether Mr.. Cor~iD sgreed WHO Daniel Wooster On that
pontS
Mr. CoawIs said he bad his doubts upon IT,
Mr.. EIIor--Have they been removed?
Nj. CpkwfN-Ifey are.
M EioT-very well The gentleman, them bss light
With Daniel Webster had Hut nobody desired, he
believed, TO go behind the lsgsst Of 1898
MT SoRwN-He had not misunderstood the gentlman,
and ne ola not think tue gentle msun tersood ha
They were rot widely separated con this point with
this deelc that The gensleo would speak uon tops
which he avoided AS 70 tie Interference OF the govern.
meBt be replied that NIL the tnnents OF the GOVERN
ment bao recognized the Congress To uass law
recapture fugitive saves Ihay r,uzt regard tbat as
the true reading 81 that other wigs thew vopd
lose all the teuedt 10 be derived from written instead
OF trediios oil cous tuition The law OF 1893 was lust
~ ef.ctca! that OF 1850, without the constitutions
OBJECTIONS.
Messrs CARrsE, EfJoT and DAVIS, controyersei the
poe.icns a. Mir. Cofwd, who, 10 his further remarks
Eept the g,itse IN remarks table good humor. When
hts expired there general acqujescence that he
should contisue bis speech.
Mr.. Cunse. (rsp) of Iowa, wished 10 know how mucl
time he wanted
Mr. Conwn thought he would get through before the
Chicago Convention ftaaghter) He made some good
Datured bits a. the South, which we're all received IN
similar Split He sst, among other things t1at
como woult Dissolve the Union To morrow be
oee thstr negroes 60 fast they cannot
catch theF; but they ought 70 recolecs
ia tnese ofgfoes bsve {, through slave Staes be-
yoie fhey cyp ~ To tue free Why Kill tha negrses
sonh because they d~n' catch the fughves (tsghtsr
John Rrovr Get ops scheme In thaam - opsrAts ie
Virginia contrary 10 our ia~s Why net call tho BIT
t1gh Roverrpei TO deliver u those engaged ia tho aps