The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

aslsna bar IgelD ~ ~ Ioiu 70 ray NC Union sos 10
sse brns bosen We siand on ,he verge OF volcano,
an, rs trembling movements porse,d no errurtcn
Vpen meetings canno. cring seoss OF seearhy 70 tne
spsthern people, shis in ,he Moth Southern rxhs are
wanpled upon and segsrded me peope oil tie SCUM
10 NO, aut rot oyes, hat Pu. conservative men
= olnse ana shen there would DO substantial eyi
dsnce OF returning )ustce In inc eVeDt d tpe escn
70 ,be rgssi1encJ - haes fepnpqen me u1en e.nnas
epsbheals ignored a'e ga'y aud .sasn hey sue
reed is lasery he ief'tarcs hey wCaa en
foe0 ,u. thsiy policy M the Southern States he IS
ssr,ec th. ne slave as well az thc ohsr property Of the
ssuh IN The iegriore should be proteci by Cclgres-
sn a" hs sav sss,as nm p sd rs SAYS haze
sJght 20 resume The po Fcrs WHOM 80 49, - s'u
ssssral government, These ysws ms'e@s o. Ds'ns Iaa
cal weTs his opinion. cease tv..Ie .hseSs .. eva
var could no. n.iniGate tue South HeT polly w0r i'd
% petce ba: when tss sose,s S,n anm ., zoe
new coye,nnseDt laying its foundation 90 such principles
ssd n such forms as would moo. soy AFFECT .hsr ssfty
M. CiKns, (tep Of N. Y, though. u necessary 70
~als ics remarks, as his couEsa haa been commented
On by papers OF New York He DID no, vote for Mr.
soc, man because he Identified hnseH w,.h ,basar,y hut
bseause under eSs.iag circumstances, he tA0G The
abicas ought 10 have the officer voting nc
aid not endorse Ee.er's book. H. approved q no more
lhan OF the democrats epdorce the dissnon sent
nsnts which have nete been Expressed II he believed
sf The States H. would have nothing 20 de ~In them.
ms erife, which Asi been ceei on here, hal nfc,ed
wSones ON the cause q sell So'efnnaepi wAch wond
require hie Of pcnslce - s,oro for u understand
Aen rght TIE aimpist alton party cal. themselves the
sssa ssa. true ihss IN as nine.eeut csntry IN
se America, the only naosal co2servative party The
pss svegy party, bound by no interests hut those which
recognise human beings chattes and protecting ttem
opeTtyY Is his tia national party Indeed, who say
thai tins government shall not be administered unless
people acknowledged il to be slave government, czce1t
protection FOR raic 10 human beings throughout the
hsgth breadth of the isnaf Thsy call themselves
:sspSy iSe party xSoss real plc li Sa. ay
clam me spri, and intent OF the government is tta
ys sha that It I &c rsnt Of int the e sc '
. hold the u weak as property to be so1eh:
p Inconsistent with true democracy, and tho party has
Ss right the title Of democrats as they have to charge
Dausc from tho republican benches) listened with
Gveas attention 10 the speeches made, since tho sess
learn possible, upon VIA; foundation my laid to
he ute Of democrats as understand che word aud ae
soTdmg 20 the dcfnioD OF the term; be. ilstend in
van. And why IS ,a!sP Because er, there n,Aany
we Of ea parry ho agree on r suy essential pS ss
ne party by their true name, and would call
Aem, therefore, The pro slavery patythc p-oslayery
Aenchesl We Can understand that uaca AZ clearly as
understand the rsa they have @ Il, bu, 10 call tem
beye N sngle principle Of democracy insult TO
0s common sense Of the Aacr car people Tbs people
prineipes up9n wh:s the sovoTument vas based aai
Whh they taught 20 believe still pcrvades the go
yernment, wish faithfully to represent rny consdiu
Hyalto the government, as established By forea
oerE, established upon national denoct atiS principles
ssgnjzed and carried Gu. by The republican party
- this focr, while in vain seek for principles
among the styled democrats Of this House. there
Are have felt il my duty, confess was IL accord
.seo VIII my ncnaion 70 asss. the republican party in
INC when my vote could have elected Speakor bal
hdcated any political preferences By tho very hrs. vote
SAve, and which cast for Mr. sherman. do not be.
hing 10 any political party orsaniz4ti31 but this !
viii say could not vote for an administration man
vAhoui violating he prncd'es upon which VAS elect
~ To ma hy ttn-,
Who GENT me here. WIS c:ctcd IN opposition 70 an
admin sration man, and supported by OF the
emscyes and 10 the true principles Of temocraeynen
Who would bow the head bend the knee to the
:. Sis noor who was elected on similar principles as os.
upsn which was elected, and yet that gentleman has
conduct Of his constituents who sent him hereucn who
ccnstutonaly opposed 70 any action the part OF
Congress in relation the subject OF slavery except
much as II permitted b. the letter Of the law and the
constitution Ny colleague (ir Brggs) has voted for
nan, who understand is in favor Of slave code for the
protection Of slavery in the Territories understand
y mai Tic South AMERICAN parry are IN favor Of such
Mr.. Buces-l AJAX my colleague Tor Inc proof Of tia,
Mr. ClRrKR-po ! misrcpresen, my colleague2 Il The
Seatensn who the candidate OF tho South American
party for Speaker Or Bo.er) did no. himself IN
favor Of slave code 70 admit slavery into the TERRITORIES
and protec, there, then am mistaken cal, upon the
SSoh American parry u answer whether or no, they
- favor of such code and in favor Of such Congressional
seton Not one OF them dare come for Sard and deny H.
Mr.. McRKA-What is thAtY
Mr.. CAErR-l did not speak to you, sir. Excitement
Ar HAaDnAs Is. opp Of Gaia South American,
an favor Of Congressional action 70 protect slavery
thc Ierritores-aye and dsmsni It, too, (AppIause
and great excitement en- the democrata benchss.)
Mr.. ouARIxs Is opp OF Tenn am also in avor Of the
people of the country believe, on behalf the citizens
the State Of Tennessee, the part which represent,
non Territory Of The country. We possess that right
under the constitution and under that constitution we can
a,sa and federal TO pro,ec, in property ia what
Territory Of the country VIC may think proper TO
bring Il Applause from democratic benchcs)
Mr.. ErnkRDE Is. opp Of Tenn.Carter, you are not
q Southern oppostonst The genemans remarks plain
" poini 10 desire upon this suojec. TO express
kwyers opinion to the true meaning Of the Kansas
Nebraska BILL which has been incidentally referred TO.
have said. as lawyer, by every far construction
very face gives 70 the people Of Territory the right,
while ye, in Territorial condition, TO form and regulate
w the members Of the Iegsaslrc who passed tia. bill
That conemporaneously the construction upon by
least nine tenths Of the House have further this TO
say-thaa any Territory coming into the Union rccog
nixed as Kansas and Nebraska were while the present
hw remains the statute book and whenever the
hture j. for my self, say that never SHALL 50 help me
csA, vote to put slavery upon the people Of
ssss.I suS pp sasr the sa Ifpa' hsvs
nothing whatever TO DO with It IN any shape or FORM
When the people Of Te s naI , oesfe 70 nave
say to slavery, then l. as Southern man. viii not in
such contingency, vote in any way % interfere with the
disposition the people may make for their own conduct ia
Shi matter {Appiause.) would hot do it, tor would
De doing the South injury while would be insulting
NE people of the Territory In conclusion say that this
h not only my sentiment bu. Is the sentiment and
SEEING Of the people represent
Mr.. CARIKR-Do Understand the genemBn to say that
the people Of the Territory have right TO regulate this
unGter2
Mr.. EmxapoE-l say while the Kansas Nebraska bill
h The law OF the land will never interfere with any
hing the people there may do with reference to tue
question OF slavery.
Mr.. BomER, Is. opp OF Val wiah TO reply to eAc
peutleman question With respect slave code tho
3writores. maintain that we hold slaves by vrtac u
e Constitution, and will continue to hold them, too,
espite any interference which may be exercised by the
majority against that compact hold that the Territories
are the common property Of the people Of all the States
hold that every citizen Of every State has IN equal
Saeht 70 20 into the Territories, TO take their STARE
yrsperty there, aud to prosec. Il while there,
md that the Constitution Is bound 10 protect
chem In the psaceabe tenure Of their property
whilc in the Territory; and, further. / hold that
Territorial Legislature before the Territory admitted