New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

Constitution republican m f1rIn, n th0n1 ne enr W
to adms ion into the Confedeacy; that taxation and
rrpresnu are nlepaable tie lakes Of the people in
the land district for ihc tuplOr 81 the benrf UOf-
eminent should lie RENTED TO them, aud they import
their own Governments and defray al their expenses
| that no new Territory ball be- acquired to be
owned by The United States be governed by Con.
gesH, and that the expansion OF tier limits should be
possible only by their annexation by treaty To soyer-
eign States; that there shOnld be no Congressional
legislation whatever npon The SUBJECT OF slavery that
every Congressional District should also be an Elect
oral District andbe entitlodevery four years to choose
one Presidential Elcctor, and each State should be
entitled TO choose two Presidential Electors general
| ticket.
Mr.. JOHN COCHRANE Dem, n. " submitted
The following
nAsa Conflict Of opinion dangerous to the peace and per
Of the Union bs arisen concerning the true intent a1d
tie subject Of African Slavery Therefore
hid Of roth Houses concnrng that the flpwn Article be
proposed as an amendment the Constitution which when
a f be sS dGs, p1 Of aid c,SoioH VIZ
In all the territory Of the United states lying nor1 Of thy SIX
degrees thirty Minutes included within the Limits OF any
Of the existing States Slavery aud involuntary serst9de except
IN puisLue Of crime shall be and hereby prohibited FRO
vded that the said Territory any portion OF the same when
admitted State shall De- received into tie Union with or
without Slavery is Constitution may prescribe at he ne Of
st. adnisiou That al territory Of the United Saes bns
thirty degrees thirty minutes not iucuded within
the in IL Of any e1iins State neither ooness nor any lem
toIal Government hal pass any Laws prohibiting or npangg
The establishment Of Slavery Provided always that the st
Tenoiy part of H. when aduitedas State, shall he
rceivednto the Union with whou, slavery s Co9siu
~ the time OF CohITt
Law prohibiting or interfering with the trade 10 slaves ne
tnen Die saTehots States and Ieli'Shes Inc ml S
Territories thereof from any foreign court y Is hereby pro
hbied No person held to service or labor in any state or IN
il into any other Territory of the United states shall
IN Of any law regulation therein be dschged
the ury such service or labor be due The right Of
transit through and temporary soourn in the several states and
citizens Of the and Territories and thor right to
he roen and control of their slaves during such s1iouru
shall be NOiaW enacted
rendition ofgiye slaves shall be sny degree impaired
rpugued by contared IN the laws Conat3n Of
sny State Territory but al uch State and Territorial laws
ard III such provisions IN any State other Constitution, shall
Mr. ADRIAN IA. l.. Dem, n. J.j submitted resou-
tions declaratory of nonnterventon the true rem
edy; that all State laws in conflict with the Constu
ton and laws of Congress ought to be repealed; thai
tie Fugitive Slave law and all other laws OF the land
uuoht to be respected and Obeyed, and no obstacle
thrown in the way of their execution; that the Con-
siutitn is the result OF concation and compromise
aud only be preserved by the exercise OF similar
sprit.
Mr. MORRIS REP, Pal offered resolution in
stwcrg the Union Committee 10 inquire and report
~ to whether State Personal Liberty bills ia
fiCt with the Constitution, and further to inquire
whether the Fugitive Slave awiS susceptible of amend
mopt 10 ascertain certainly the actual condition
oil the fugitive.
Mr.. STEWART Dem, Md, offered the follow
| ing:
mtut all The States separating ths etch
9nd every STATE end people hereof may know ,eiI precise Sc
disturbance place in the future far human fore
s 1 Gs3 ua' s asei e i the bord Of Fs Union to sc
qucsce Teacsby the necessity that compe them to eePa-
s G pS by ES b 10 s aaS be be pcd and a
adjusted that the the Special Committee re among other
tues II be adopted To- preserve In their purity
the constitutional rights Of an tho Setes within the Un1n and
Gtfr 10 nqs Is to the most reasonable and Just mode by
Which their rf's Ne maintained IN state OF separation
each sovereign State be pos,esd Of It, legaed auho ny
the FEDERAL onion ard ed asne he liabilities Of each with
such ttrr fliT settlement
u end recommend also plan in that event by which la
Ec future any disputes shai arise, they may be f'iry aud
Mr. LEAKE Dem. Va offered the following:
WI os corsp s P I 70 Down or iaoi on the
subject domestic slavery either the States the Territories
slaves In between them Scep, hereinafter provided thst
where dowe Slavery ny exist IN any Territory or district Il
lsqaon that Territorial legislation. or other Ter.
over such subject that he g Of masters owners 70 their
slaves wi o oioung IN Ia tansitu through any State
ton hat fugitive slaves shall be deyeredup demand their
masters. aud that an such fugitive be lost BY
opboe. .hsii be- psid for b such state
Mr.. sMil ii Dem, Fa;) submitted the following;
cxpediency amending the Fugitive slave best TO
ie sane The more sdeo ate puni.men Of m inaciion and
Godur proper to the Of those who
reigntd. Also to inquire what further Constitutional
be Ts Of sla,eholding State. against the operation Of
over by those who have avowsdly come into power
On DE- EO"ad Of hostility to their ip,t'a9g' ,s and
sntsgouism to the slaveholdng interests - as
to make Necessary o 1t. own security that it. concurrent
each and every operation Of the Federal Government aud
consider whether dual Executive or the division Of the
senate TO two bodie. or nc mkmga majority 81 Senators
n roth the ayehod and homes ayehodng States nece'
another advising body council what other amendment.
the Federal Constitution would best that result, ard
Mr.. JENKINS Dem. Va introduced resolution
nsruclng the Comm tee to inquire TO the expedi-
ency If amending the tugitiyc-Slye law with a view
10 he PROMPT rendition Of fugitive slaves, ana of Civ
| ing proper CONDENSATION 10 owners Of thoae not re-
turned; also, as to the proprey Of providing by con-
titgional amendment Cong essjonal enactment for
tie protection of The rights Of Shareholders in the com
mon Territories etc.
Mr. COX Dem. Ohio submitted the following;
"Hh0oof Cne Of The chei and just complaints on the part
& end ore of certi FSecGtiyes of tbe 'Sen States to
deliver up fugitive from Justice indicted for treason, MURDER
"Loored That The Committee OF Thirty three fortho reestab-
m ment o comfy between the States be required 10 consider
what If any frh legislation l. necceasy carry out the
oud cGuse the second section Of the four Article Of the Con-
uii,n Tor the delivery Of ustiys from Justice who ,ha4 dee
tzecue authority Of the State from which such ugie shall
I% J ssc A,o1re pels Fseemtite or other State
no an impede the execution Of said clause IN the
be- Indicted Ter treason murder n attempted slave insurec-
o,. or AZ 1 ,y De indicted for ,iave :,,a.lns,
NJ. HU1tHiNS iRrp., Oi0l introduced resplu-
ton instructipg the Committee to report what egisla
icn IL s-ary Ia give fun effect that part OF the
Constitution witch prov .des thai the citizens of each
State n al lie entitled 10 al the privileges andimmWi-
ties of tie oizens Of the several States, aud also
whit lep is necessary to to all the people
| Weller residing in or travelling through any State,
the full benefit of that part Of the Constitution which
te,mCs them against unreasonable searches and seiz-
mcain tie ahsoIte Of probable cause.
| Mr.. Su HERMAN introduced the following:
"fooff5 That the ory aud edecusl remedy for the
81 that between hC several states aud Tie
thereof l. In the faithful Observance 10y the several states
The rope Thereof OF all tie compomes Of the Conu'
| u ufd a. TIE laws pTde iu pursn7ncc thereof
"Ba,irad That The special Committee Of Ihry'three be
-tiuct, rQure tb euy State, the people thereof
ua, failed obey sud The obligations imposed by the