The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08

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SLAVERY IN y,ar rvpp,vov,ra sppv.,, ON MID WYNN
~ 49,, .-.,..,N - W -
NJ D'o""e resoia"ons were ~ken up.
Mr.. WADE, (rep) OF Ohio thought these resolutions
NJ tho Senator from, u,ss.s,r,, ,...,u 90 ,,,. 80,
~. "o~ "1s"e'pp' ueao'''"so' ''"' '"'
snefsuon ana review, because they seem ~ express
entertained by the great body of the democratic
naytv and thew contain nr,n.,,0s onnos,o q, 49,. q.
winch ne should contend As one or the other OF these
systems OF policy should prevail, 40 In his udru,. ot
would be the destiny OF the ciyi,at,op Of this Continent
have escaped the obscry alton Of any ona thu
the public is greatly aptated in vie OF the prnc
PIES embraced these revolutions and those which ara
offered the other side by way OF amendment In the
public journals we hardly read OF an thing ese than
what relates TO this great subject and n ia little
that the loudest Complaints with regard 10
the of the government for come consider
able past proceed from those who have basn IN
power many years who have bad every department
the governm. mt in their own hspds and have mouied
the policy and been in poeseesoo OF the VASE Of
the government Their agents arc t,sscmin .tsd ,ororyh
the length anc breadth OF tho land 90 that Won cannon
find peehbo rhoc where there nv, NO, acme enss srs
Of this admin The party 20 which b,,oog bsvs
for many years without any rover 10 impress .oe
ablo fact that tbose who have the a,mv ana mo
navy and Whist Ia more potent s,,,l Inc ,ea,rs,
ryessur, under their coptro, naw stand hare
Of tho oner alton Of tina yovcrrmcrt Sor vea,s u,s
these are they who coma and tell ne that the
ladmnwtrai,on i. s,ch NJ hsr n,,r,,c. ave s,cs
that il Will be better 70 tear down the pillars Of tins CIV
eminent ana involve ma ali In one common run rse
oueeton might wen arise how haope us Il that Won who
have been In OF the mowers or this govern
nssrt a, least dnr,n1 ssvsn veays mast sho,is ~ o
40 conducted II thai Won are nox anorensns,va or
,nmS I can deouce M other conclusirn fem, nae
,hnos thnn that those who have been m nossess,or
az his power have shown thenoselvas incsnsb,e NJ
aomn ing the government, upon such prncioles
an n shnua he naminstrrei do no, believe hcrc ~
senator hero 10 6ay 40 no, bc,sve there ia senator
hero rom the southern states that will look me in the
sce and saw that he has net had or his sectou has MOI
h.d their iull share OF poi,,c. rover from tn
ton Of the government until now Il ia obvious ha, your
nowcr in tho government has been All ,ce,hcr ,snro
'or,,onaic IN vonr numbers do NOT bl.ms ,nv 1oiv
for th know n is human nat re 10 MAKE M, OF IN h.
mowers We have Tor the ad vancemspt al oar gn r,er
A. our own views ijndub,edIv We would do the ssm.
M mo, Stand here compa,nhy a. tha ht ~ ina
Cd fnc, -, ms nak vo, who corsir NJ ,ns
This vovcrnmeni ana cav n ~ o,. s.,l,r, =, sn,h
that von are msat,nr ,,s On ire des,rncon who