The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

resusoL en- me necooe OF okcussion There was not
time w cfbafe rome OF the important provisions Of that
bin # which s appropriation or $40 900 for the
suppIetssn Of the African slave trade. II Il
~ S s smsSs, 81 sssoS ne sa,
lad been made to violate the law in Geossa and vessels
h'iec etl II it 10 The Intention OF the House 70 uphold
sufficient amount with that view.
The House resolved into Committee Of the Whole on
hr State 81 The Union on the Consular and Diplomatic
THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
MT. McFAs (tem) Of Miss asked Mr.. Sherman on
what the appropriation Of forty thousand dollars for the
suppression Of the African slave trade was based
Mr. snfRMAs replied II was submitted by the Secretary
of the rt asury In the general estimates
Mr. McRAE asked whether Iii. Sherman knew how maty
slavers were Out?
Mr.. sHrRxs referred 10 the Secretary Of the fsamry
who DC presumed, bad scme data
Mr. nekAE remarked fhst Mr.. Sherman ough "a or,
ana also whether slaveIs have gone out from soDe
Mr.. BosnAM, (dem) Of 8 c., maintained thai hid not
been unusual to include such appropriation in he
Mr. SHERMAN referred 10 the fact that such appropfi-
stioDs bod been repeatedly made.
NJ JONES !dsm Of Ga, offered proviso, that no part
Africans captured in the Echo and that he sum 10 A.
piled for the faithful execution Of the law providing for
RE rendition Of fugitive slaves. There ip-i
Fugitive Slave law as for the suppression Of The African
slave trade or the education and suppors csptared
Mr. Reagan, (dsm) Of Texas did not understand that
the government provides for the education Of negroes
mr.. JONES replied IL was go stated in former ssage
Of the PRECEDENT
Mr.. RAhEsDAIz, (dem.) Of Miss, said-By the eighth
article Of the Ashburton treaty required 10 keen
sQuadrop 70 suppress the African slave trade and bs
Costs nearly q million annually Without any reaf on
being assigned the Housc we're row asked 10 vote tory
tbousand collars more But the slave trade was moi eu
nTes,ed and pey er would be til there was check "a
Yankee energy and cupidy. i could be shown tina,
Southern vessels are engaged in the trade, but tina.
Northern vessels lifted out ct Northern ports ana
manned by Northern NEIL
Mr.. J0nes' amendment was rejected
Mr. MAYNARD, rs. ODD } Of Tenn offered an amend.
M, MT which was pgreod To- appropratpa one hundrsJ
and pty thousand dollars Tor Completing the survey of
tie boundary between the British poescssons ana Wash
ipeto Territory.
The bill was laid as.e and that making aporo prstjon
for the supper of Tic Indian Department Was sken up
srlna on Mr. CURRY ON HE NEGRO oKss,1oS
Mr. CurRY JcmO OF Ala after a few prefatorv re-
ks said M Chairman, scarcely spseoh has been
made or an Essay wrlon Tor the last ten years upon
the All sbFo, bits .pb,sct q. slavery In uhh The n
and tenucn,s of the carly fathers OF the repbc
have Io and quoted as against he ipst
tu,iop but air bcsc cpinions we're hui ic
not rcorrcratcd INTO ,Ao organic ay upon wh,oh he
corstitu, ia soundce and results are TAX as
ssrd ard 10 measure absiIact questions This is wrong
In pripciple besides wbcb the times have chaurea
spcr the royernmept was nrss as an expert
Dens and rot 9, sa.siao.or,y tested A. TIA. ca y
~, n's 49,. "u ~ 49, 80. 80 hsor ar,.,aS 49,
y pe'I ~ la The srss vessel treah,sa viii
ca,,on ,ei orr shores mud men Inc vcssa,
,sa IN nc 20, or ,vernoo under tho cnnv,c,n ,s,
so rrh I ce,nn carla nj have hccn the nrr,con ~
srr;s In ,-s7 on tho a, hs,c on eiarS,r rrnros,.
10, On s 'nT ss ~ ha "a
pnctnev eaiS tbs North and Son,h Croi;r and
had nssu,ar interests in the po.uc,op and cul.ure Of
o,,v ono hrrs,ad and sirean h. iss ysra
nor,es Now wc havc tonr ons o. slaves wortn fonr
and quarter husdred million Of dollars and Of southern
sred millions OF dolLars which oonrbured materially 10
the neosssies The comforts and mxur les Of the whole
world The cotton crop nov alone smoupts to four millions
o. bales and II Impossible to esnae The nd Of
tho cheapreis this are 10 The great bulk OF the peo
I'D over the world, the su Of slave labor Sir, the
lisran slavo trade ia great fac.-a social poltica In
dustra and ian fact and the effects OF IL ia
felt in every home ana hamlet and city throughout the
uIcreampt Of and upanicpaed by the great and GOOD
perinaciously ana ,ndustrous y paraded as i'm.
porant witnesses assns. the Institution slavery has
greatly altered srce hcxe cays and ruust be admitted
ihat % incns regarding have greatly altered aleo
Now il has TREMENDOUS ssnlicaiicn, and the copsc.
quences and the interests VIGOROUSLY involved and asso
socsted with are too momenous 70 be treated az an
idle thing or be made the football Of miserable poti
Glars and fanaiics Comprehonsively involving
much being the source CT SO much wealth and useful
labor contributing, does 20 abundantly TO cviza-
and humanity s reasonable and inst that the
ry ard exhibit sensiiveness the threat held out
against her that sbe shall be surrounded with Gordon
Ct free sates and Territories. and THUG compel slav-sy
Ms ,esr-.. w Ne ns " s.t.s nsei " ssatn ine
North bae cemsnoeo exPanson Ano 20 urgent sne IN
aS o. ane M nIt psTp'e ss IN,
"a an ncuSement to Them to cmisrse. remarssbe
specace Ell, was presented 70 W YESTERDAY on m'e hoor
IN the passage o. Inc Homeseaa pn or9ogn 'ne Horse
- ~, 49, - $500 - -" -
exceptions, one Northern man only Young asainst
ano ore soitneIn man OILY Young i1r ~. tns
Is the commencement Of the propnesied rrepressioe
ochn,ct IN iroe ano save Ispor nis toe opening OF
the DISASTROUS the mst Hus OF wnscn Are ocng
YeAped In Nnssacnusetts, tne eress Mgor sukee =
Ls LIN ana other towns IN mat Sae ine SCUM demands
EXPANSION, too and, 10 DENY ner poio lacticus
Maevoent cruey, OF singular concession mat our
system not subject to the same evils which exist In
other systems Of civhzaton nor our claims Tor expan
sion cannot be garsayed or resolved we ave nere Sir
lesalae for The future: Centuries maybe measured
BY span In nation HE; and ne would De
bad politician, ana but very sorry philosopher,
who would 40 notnng iof p9sterny, because poetery
had done nothing for him. Keeping slavery confined,
end crcumecrbiDg within certain lnts one Of the
objects and purpttee Of the politicians who are
opposed TO our Institutions we ocsiTe EXPANSION as ne
cessiy TO our exstebce The dsproPoraon OF the two
races N tie Sontb the ncrease OF the oack race with
the exhaustion u the productive capabilities oil the sni
would time render emancipation certain and necessary,
or make save labor entirely unprohaoc ana tue expan
q 1tfte imprObable. and thus make