The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

wte party that the President fAvors his nomination
h y untrue he does NOT intend to interfere one way
on the other.
TH1RTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
PEST sns0oN.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1850.
RroRr ON maDoRoLoGY.
communication was received from the Commissioner
Of Patents Transmitting the Meteorological Observations
for 1850, which he thought Of sufficient interest TO be
printed. Referred.
TIE TRKATY WITH MEXICO.
Mr.. EKRsos, {dem Of Ga, introduced bin to carry
out the provisions Of the eenth article Of the treaty with
Mexico.
Mr.. Frcn, (dem.) Of Ind, introduced resolution 70
print extra copies Of the Presidents Message and
accompanying documents Adopted.
THE COMMITTEE on CLAIMS
Nj. .GRnm, (rep) OF lows, asked TO be excused from
serving on the Committee ON Private Land Claims.
Granted.
SPEECH OF SENATOR HrSR ON Mr. DOUGLAS RESOLUTIONS
Rn1EOIyG INTERSTATE rvAeuoNs.
Mr.. Dougas' resolution was called up and Mr. Hunter
spoke.
Mr.. HUNTER, (dena) Of Va, said Mr.. Dougias resolu
ton In itself . commentary on the times 1t was q
resolution repress civil war founded upon actual
outbreak He aaed the different kinds OF
products labor the dnerent sections Of the Union
The labor Of the South not In rivalry with the labor Of
the North The Union s not collection Of hostile but Of
subsidiary, interests The foreign exports OF the South
amount 70 s2Oo o0o and tho regbs Of them are from
statistics show how greatly the North 10 benefited by
the products Of the South in carrying them to foreign
awe millions Of Northern peops are sustained by these
products in manufacturing and navigating interests
Heavy duties have been laad in past times 70 protect
ina
Bank North contributed hasten the concenaonof
power there The action OF the South snatu
administration Of the government The South asked
dollar Of protection except few sugar Planters who
ae ess1red o Ae @ assaults On he south BY The Aor
namely the Missouri restriction the abuse Of the right Of
OF Columbia and elsewhere, and the suppressiOa or The
slave trade between the sates The latter was necessary
earned S oy law q climate better
! b!m He next referred o the personal liberty laws
House Of an endorser Of tn the 's Helper A SooH Sc
He asked what the end aimed At by the repub.
Bcsns, uDefs the abolition OF slavery in the States9
He pointed out the evils resulting from emancipation
general decay at The South vessels rong at the wharves
tersts ought to induce North Carolina to change her
policy The effect was to invite the South TO secede.
ern States into submission How could they hold hema
As conquered pgovncesY Would not that necessiate
entire change Of the constitution He argued to show the
thing mpractcable. There not . respectable form
Of civilization that existed which not originally
bated the institution Of slavery. Without it, his con-
bnent could not nave been opened up rake tne Staes
which had retained slavery had prospered Slavery was
necessary IN new ccunufe 1ne napPiest reiauon 10!
tne nfg1o was tpat OF master ana save Ee oeiendea
slavery on the abstract ground OF right the honest
visions of the constitution was to propose separation
lie beiHvtd tncre ment De formed winch
might preserve some OF the Dement'S OF the Union ana
be necessary to form three four smaller Unions bound
by cofer oonds and TO resist foreign encroach
menus out ne peheved tnee was no necessity lor tn's
There was no necessary collision between the interests
s Institutions INTO the Territories and extend iss social
system He denied that the political power OF me North
was essened by the extension Of slavery there was
North and the South the sooner they separated the better
But he believed there was no such antagonm and ana
yzed the social systems OF the two sections 70 sustain mis-
labor with universal suffrage had - far succeeded that he
hoped would succeed; but was stn an experiment,
and bad not Jet sustained the severe uta Of when re-
sstence Hr Hunter then alluded to the dangers ksiy
10 result in fee society from collsSon between capital
and labor All the evils denounced as incidental 70 sn-
very we're 70 pc .oEnH Gnoer sne o % sy
the Territories be kept only 70 that and shut against
slavery which had been proved 70 De sabeY He argued
TO thow that me condition OF the white man has been
asked there was NO "rrepressiole couMct,
Why keep up sgilauohy II the consultation were anioy
carfieo out there would oe no dcuy ne SPOKE o. the
result "m s cSsouou o He us.d that III The noble
band Of Northern democrats and the conservative ele.
ments would unite 10 preserve the Union. he did not
Of the Union but said that the repuoncans suc
cordg TO the constitution the South would not hesitate
moment to take care Of herself 10 SNOW tnat ne was IN
SeSmg no enofs 70 se m, " nnnsc "a rssrrsS n,