, 1860-05-04
THlRTY-F0rRTH c0NGRRA-FRsr SESSION

~ ARLINGTON. March 9-In the Hou6e Mr.
SHERMAN made suggestion Us to early action
On the Tariff bill,
Mir. Dunn wanted to adjourn before the do1.
days, and should yote 10 procssd to business,
Mr. Cobb said he desired tn make sperrh nm
tho state Of the Union peuerally, but be pre-
icrred to wait for tbs fnal uction Of the Charles
ton Convention before do;ur so. If that Cor.
Tention would be turned ami to grass. he wonid
forbear making his gpeech.
Mr.. Shermen gave not;ce that he vor,a mi,
up tbs Tariff bali On wednesday nert ana =
was generally believed that aiter to. day deb.ta
In the committee Bhou!d he confinci to th.t
subject until it was disnosei of. '40'
,rh aae house then went into committee Of the
~ Wa,, ~ ins i state OF the Gn'on.r
Mt' aa1 oenned the position Of the Republi-
ean party.
Mr. stanton replied 10 Nr. Engliah. He said
sHa. uot one man IN q thousand in Ohio or the
;i 'u"est was IN tavor of extending equal, So
~, OF ponlc9l privileges to negroes. he assert
81 as reasonable the purposes Of the Democrats
"ther atnm ps snat me election OF Seward or any
sn.h nspuoiican as tresidentls sufficient cause
io1 sne alssoution ot the Union.
M. hnehsh explalned-ue did not believe
sG1l,Rosai guard ol the Democratic party we're
r,.-n ".nos 70 70 out OF the unson because Of the
m mere election of any Objectionable man as
flesloent.
,,.a ~. nntanton sad that was true Us to good
aan5 aa remoctats I in the tree States, but they
a.e.; - teto msnlp Will 1hose who aVowcd such
trn1 ~ sb IN otoer to a1a them 10 retain con-
NJ NJ Ill., III eosetamsaI en-
sarino sou th., ~ sa'd mr. o.anton was IN error in
@ ooa.o, aao ever declared rs the purpose Of the
1aa1 ~ M uss.loy me Union ln ne event Of the
''IIav9 VI cn opposE1oh freaMent.
pha-snn1 .,ssn.on sS1elIeo NJ Alson 70 Ar. Nc
twsrtv np nspscn; wnele1n wese extracts from
nuronse d;st;nct,4 orae5 spssue7' "no"in8 aacn
S;no1etnn .ant,aa..sd H. t. sl. sssaln. ar.
IA t. Son,he-1, ta,,ar '1'' e|Aa'oas position
Ad;ournad AAo'4'
~
m Mash!sGIoS, May 1.-The consideration OF
ierfltos1a! business Was postoned until Mon
Il H. III Ii;ctmsn Tsaa1 1f ner Pennzv1v,n, f,n.;1
1ursed and animated until it has become the
1f9!t!9I ano commanding parent Of all our
1ulcl4ns. H, t j. IS not inc sectlonalssm Of the
S Eol.a ~ ou. ot tne ooota-not spranglng from the
lev vac 1naeistand the Constitution in all ita
oea5logs, pus!fon tne many, who, feeling their
Teskness, have united for stTtngth-a section
s1n ELSIE hoi steateo n t1e atmosphere which
c9ots sne IaooleI . o1o", our IN the t0id atmos-
a';o IasI1 y. laee.s"aaPs ano cotton fields sec
s.oaat.s d ;o. nom laa ana persuasive, then fierce
- ~ p;hss. y tas emblem on the ah'eld
81 nlc,9laoss, as enild harmless, but we giro
tat ~ has thunaefoGlt a9d make It herco and des-
tha nnhic 1a;rd NJ S'saeu 10 impress ms Truth on
us puune ~. 11n9, na"e!9' 1nat II Is the determi-
adn u ~ snG 5oun 10 extend rather than to
s;T4 aaes .oe n.l n's 81 Slaeefy. rms nfEays the
o.uefGn' a paas .. sne country ~ hostility,
aau au;aa;n 1a.s n.s.,s sonaecaon ne spoke Of the
SGtanEing nusnanan n, IN contrast with the in-
ne1ne eaaa sasasq r. lae Nofin VIII endeavor to
nj tl,sr ~ sn fes e?npae. n IT'S integrity
anu tney "et1 last forming tue determination OF
fehe hmis;};at;n G!nf lo alfaeIng 1t; .e spoke
H. sne ,aen eopeessons 10 ne south in
siora .oip an =. asoo, .ae!aong tne Fugitive
Slase S'se - na"; "nlcn compels men to Leave their
helas ana n seops to run after the fleeing negro,
Maa ma;.s 'ns r., norm are Denied equality in the
Ja.aa Inaon; auS present ExecanTe has not rem
.Hae aiIss4t h mqle nosorons nT DIS Partially
liz ,ia n Aa ~ ~ ;ne uisgosung sansery1eacy IN
ennaIiaI a1n ,nis T hr huessp'.on Is canolaate was
equa1tu on!T oy hfs cynical deMeanor to bis