The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26


hat rsy ire s's 20 hs coDs.osr saa the Urioo, and
wsh the fact. hx,wn. Mr. Lana expressed tho pleasure
gave ainl TO present tess rsso,lt,ns thush he nigh.
10: asrsa with every word therein contained Ho hoped
hese n Ssrngs wero Indicative Of sound senuasns 81
no NRh ana that thoy wouii continue 70 DO held He
nov ed ;kat the resolutac1s DO read
~ HAIx, (rcp) Of H., oojestsd TO their reception,
oA the ground that the Senate had hsrtofore refused 70
ce:ved record and expression q epinson which
required no action q .ne hsnas Of nis body ne made
much grashed as any one at the expression 0. patriotic
sentiments.
Mr. LAss said IL was nos IN order to recsye he
utions he hoped they wouia DO incorporated in toe re-
marks he had made ,ff
Mr. Hale suggested that the sobsc, b laid over til
morrow tSs practice Of The ssnss had nc4 Ssen wha.
he had supposed, he would Withdraw all objection,
Mr. DAVE, ldsm Of Mss, thought IT CoSd not proper
y 10 on tho nes Of tho enae.
Ar. LANE withdrew the paper.
THE rArx s1rAToR RRopMicx's HnxkGE
M Mr. y Of Me- ss sr
ferrea.
yn sMneoSixS INSTITUTE
NJ. PKAReB, (dem Of Nd, offered resolution 20 I'll
the vacancy in the Board of Regents Of he Smithsonian
lnstitu.c with the OF The Vice Prcsden, Adopted
Mr. Browns resolutions, that .he territories a-c the
common property Of all the States, came mp.
sFTECH or sryAroR WILSON.
Mr.. WILSON, (rep Of Mass commencet by referring
to the fact that when this republic entered upon its
tence II proclaimed 10 the world the equality Of man.
spectacle Of nssn distracted BY dscuss.ons Srowins
out Of the bondage Of four millions Of men Every
IN the United States an "irreprsssibis eOnhcs was nov
% ca o ssvehoaers rusS aSrorsps IN sa
port Of it's interests the inborn, inbred and constitutional
Te federal government in nearly iii ts departments was
under the control Of the same power The speaker tnen
soanry wsns ns and hiso Fc.nS g. o 'aa Il. m
nrod1ct,on 70 The present and quoted the opinions Of
MssnsD sd:s e &. AND s 1s1y % sns5 ssouon @
Of the federal consultation they had hold that sla-
very vas neral, social and political evil, and that
srst eovernment was Composed Of anti slavery men, nnd
ali he principal appontses Of the administration Of wash
state Of pubic opinisn with hat existing at he present
dsy The mails daily brought intelligence Of the lawless
sss Sro no %Ss q unsss Ds s,f s
on ONCE S Department IN half the @ STATS % was al a the
Of Ds.s S.sss.ap pr0vey sn
Tie alternative Of baniahment or slavery. In NO
ch SsuIts and ndicntes ~ IN ths slavehodIns t..sS
Of III Scmocrac @ rsnuS souhsr s .sssss.r osS
or s sUp ths cS.rso nad no o ~ %
raj royernn,ent Te noer ~ tie sievsnciSrS cIsss 80
obtained throush the nsrumsntssy Of he democrssc
~ ~ ;SaI ~ ~ ~ oSSr S,. soU
os event. Srcr, the csoss oS .hs ua1,..r . 20 ~ rs
n%s % o. snCw no. @ s1s @ party h.d been com
kSoJ ~ " ~ awsys c s rs =, s1e Iavg p0wsr. M
a-Aors .-.~ s-~o.x ~
Scsena IA \. sn% ny nss es. % - 2 oc
pDy1 = .lS " ny ~ .O ~ So pY
msv rv hsisvsS A' ,Sss psi.vc- e csS "a
sa".yy.,., .h.. ccr~~.s tn r.onSs or ~
Tto.se; onid r,ohf eisvarv IN ,hess ,scrt. ,h.w
Ia ;5 0vS,0 S h ~ S.yc,o,. t p% phh nsyy
been oyerthroWn in nearly all The free Ssstss Mr.. VII
a. fn;o =; sra osrt ~ sno s,sct;or ~ ror,hc,r p,.
;s ~ ..d; sc :, Ssch SaS rss T.;
1Ssa 5 - s 10 ~ .a,oatoa rne NcSshorr as,.s -
aeoo, sn1 VAS ~ No , ~ rIU az ~ Sel no
conne,v v,tn nrcs.cns os Love sov
~ 49,. w .~S nv. -Crhsse a. astov.S shr.ss.
~ sSo 1non' o.o & nos 'ovSne ;1,, srT u.oyA' ,,
The dssi;n,es of the country in tho hands Of mem
Who .Sowsd bsr Dssnon ~ rnIe or min He ~ ouocd
.ns,, ,ss,. - ~ -S~1~,s ~ ~. csh on,aa, TSrsr
Mssc, 49, o,hs.s ~ .hn1 ths. sSar h.d .b-s.sor.H
oissoIutson ~ shc non IN The event of fremont alec
i9n 5ins no present session weeks h.a sssn sspsnd
fsyrsd "a tho rensarks az NJ Cav q that he honrd
the 6rst fruits Of = coilisions nisht be roaped
hara - "a ;rs.rr,o1aa thave - e.r 49, thosa rhn -.
vors d,.sn,sscr ~ ss sfr "A ct irtend "a lcava Tho
cspIsn, but Wurc ready 7or ecnersi cosos-s bloody
be had 10 say that Northorn senators would not be mtm
dated by L. They were here NOT 10 feht bat 10 eQsate:
but be would give the senator from North Carolina
that shouh they be assaulted here with deadly intent
while in the discharge of their duties those assaults will
fthers thai foush 81 Bnker H and conquered Al sara
tosa Though rcuctaot 10 enter upon such struggle
thew would not abanoon IL in dshonor Mr. Wilson then
referred dsoy speeches made at the otbor end Of
the CAPITOL and commented on the remarks of
Messrs Pryor, Curry, Pugh Moore, Boyce and
others, and the disunion sentiments uttered by
onCr0nt
The American democracy, led and controlled by sla
very stood before the nation az the enemy
Of human progress He recounted the wrongs had per-
uetraed in Kansas and esewhere and closed by
ing the hone Thai the intelligent pariotis OF the nation
would rcbuke the mad exhibition OF folly and fanatcism
which would shyer The Union into fraaments and pro
claim in the language of jackson The Union must
and shall be preserved
During his speech Mr Wilson read an extract from the
speech delivered by Mr. Iverson in Georgia. in which il
was said that the CONDITION of the African slaves of the
south was better than that Of the white slaves Of the
North
Mr. IyKRsoy fdem) of Ca denied the correctness OF
the report He did say that African slavery improved
the condition of tho poor white man but he did not saw
anything about " Northern white slavesU
Mr. WusoS was glad 70 hear the denial.
Mr. CrISGxAy ldem) of n c. said Massachu-
setts, for the last seventeen years, had nuilifed
the Fugitive slave law Mon mad TO taKe
oahs 10 suppo,t the oonstituon aud the Laws of tna
state REQUIRE man 70 oerure himself before he can hold
In SO Nassachuses had three times "a mauv
criminals AZ there were in the whole South and thia he
thought Was due 10 their orsation Masaachusetts ora
tors ewavs euouise that states Actions Ia thc Revouon
He read nanar 10 sbow thai Mr. Wilson avowed sbonon
sentiments The services of no sate had been