The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23


ca % q ths Sup eos Court Ia pshaosl quesasas, =
s.M u doing % thsy hurt NOBODY. but dAaseea tao
Scout 0ecis,os DIS ,osed OF the r,gau and interests
fifteen ssstes Of The Uaioa who -ere ma party 70 tbs
suit Tho claim Gas perfectly monsEous. No Court aad
10 caucus could settle this que6toa, which tia great
question Of too age Hheevor tho ftio0ds u freeds hal
for tes Tgat this question has argued Aat
aduo catsd and efOru Of the supreme COAT TO d.
cds il against tie advocates Of Tree praplos sos osiy
resu In OF the Court Tue founders OF the
COVE, DmeDt ests6shed And slavery prncpss, and the
republican paitS were deteSmned 70 na4ntsia them.
They had the courage 70 dssat sad wss that
sort Of courage which finally sacoesded He argued
length 70 show that the po~er Of Congress- 70 prohbm
savsfy 10 .ne territories had Constantly been exercised
Mr. Pucn, idem.) Of Ohio said the ordinance OF 1887
pointed under /, ruled that sscssou Win M rod Of roS
Tie oenAnos Of 1857 was Legally passed. Slaves
we're neio In al thai territory in spite Of the ordinance
on OF slavery. But tor the foreign emigration filled
W ne Nofhwest, slavery had not out Forty
tnSusAoo ordinances vo0li not have cone it
- Mr.; bshyAAM, (otm.) OF La, sNd:-rhe Senator from
inon mas made long speech OF about twenty columns
OF Toe Cts. asd mas the strange Of
vocAts hn own claims 10 the Presidency Of the United
STATES shsl attempt TO answer only some portions Of
IT, because the 81 has thought proper arrAigu my
sse ano also her Senator's for daring 70 discuss these
resolutions More than half the Senator's speech
devoted 10 the idle and Of proving
the principles which he ASSERTS advocated by
10 the Senate the country Ih.t had been no in
consistency IN his course, aud his brother democrats
ano be had any differences Is they Who inconsistent
Ills Dext proposition was that he the embodiment
OF the democratic party ana hs& oil Who
u. proposition were rebels He next arrssgned all his
de mocrsc brethren this side Of daring
To oder solutions TO the Senate declaring constitutional
principle be cAlbei The Senate resolutions caucus
platform bich the Charleston Oouvcoton VIII be saws
represents him, treated with tho contempt and
which they merit He next said that oil
dd no. see With him dsunieo.sts and he srraigusd
iben m such Then, in the pleunude Of his indulgence
be tells us We snniDg through ignorancs and did
bo' know whsi road We were travelling, and win prince
pArcon 70 thoss who, After being enlightened
by his counsel, rendered to him their repeu.
.ance. Ater having said eli that, he closed
with The abatement that eli he had said In selr-de-
fence BE attacked nobody but the worla should snow
be ever spoke sgAn would be IN se deieace, just
he bad already spoken He then r,ad from Mr. Dougss
speech In relation the conduct Of Senators In regard 10
the Ses0utoDe and continued This all SAID IN self
oeienoe Is pSrvereoa OF the truth Of the facts aud
q Misrepresentation OF shat occurred Mr.. Bepjsmic
then referred 10 the fact hSt these resolutions we're con
STORED by Senator's because many different ones wero
oefed ana II as deemed beat 10 have of
Lc;ton, just it Kansas anu Nobraska bill
wss before the Senate, when the Senator from Ilaos
called them together ever, morning; yet DOW thus
w& petv'ried into o'ctatog q patty platform 90
the CoHveniion- Besides that die Senate postponed
these resouinns I'LL after that Convention when the
senator from Illinois says platform made aud yet
be brings thai very feet in ssagn OF SeIss as
fyng 10 d'otate PLATFORM when he says tho Platforms
BOZ, rot satisfied with discussing the oonsuahena ques
tons before tie Senate or their merits he thought proper
10 Araier seVeotets dtmonreiic States MOUSSE
,tcn 20, RS go nn -, 81 rye
forgive oS because xe krog not shA. -. dc tells
the re.om,ona ,euo-,ed CO. $500 -, As sas'
oFiy OF toe nittee OF the Charleston Convention
are fancy Platform, alec that Ysacy made
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which arc here adyrc.scd ty The aiost uneriuous y,s
4 denoerstlc SeD.tors I deny thai Tier. IA s,,so
roscl u truth n hrs rrtnre No mar mao h... stt
70 force slavery upon territory: no rnao has
sxS. CopeY,f, 10 male slave c,ae s,- tss rar-.a-e
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btng Bsving shown VIVA, the charges are ~ maze og
ne eicsus orcs of bis speech for tne purne Of
wing how nearly his concusions are 10 wnsi nave
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