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

10 DO Mp is said on the other side that although the
fathers OF the republic did not slavery an
ston TO be encouraged ct the States have
Teconsidered thus question: and not satisfied that tho
old doctrine wrong, and that slavery the normal
condition OF The negro, blessing 70 society AMI there
lore It should be- extended Mr. Wade wished to icin
issue this point The desire % extend slavery into the
Territories arose out Of this philosophy II that vas
the Doctrine then us extend slavery 10 the four
wiz de- o heaven LET US employ missionaries 10 preach
the glores OF slavery and induce the whole world 10
turn Shareholder or slaves But he could not agree
with the Senator from Georgia and others that slavery
vas The basis upon which society hat been founded for
thirty centuries II has been discovered that Is sandy
foupoa'lon is last washing away II slavery IL right,
extend il; n is wrong, let II die tho death. s said
thai the blacks are inferior incapable or defend
my ,sp ~ @ sh 10 rom q h y"a
scrupulous OF his riPhts But whether coored not,
they are sbl human beings They are still men and ~o-
men, and there are thousands now in bondage that are
much more white than black They are subject 70 tho
tame forrows and sctuaed by the same motives with
Other men They may be deprived Of every right they
may b. treated ike brutes their souls may be ignorant
you may hsmple them in the DUST they being men,
au ae on er degradation and stand forth In the
in mortal life. rhis gives them the full assn
, ,hs ,Sev 'her manhood ana stands as prophecy
becomes part ano parcel Of human nature implanted in
ever! human soul by the finger OF Cod aud while il
canos and this perturbation Of the whole south2 why
this fear that the whole sutuon will be overturned
What means This fear Of the Helper BookS slavery
Me normal CONDITION OF man. do you fear tina, the handi
Woik " God VIII be overturned BY these frivolous
ineans2 No, SIT, II falsfes the pretepce that
slavery IL the normal condition of man society In tue
North neos no such artificial prop this b sustain T.
You may come there and attack our institutions. We
VII Invite you to go wherever you please
and preach the eo ries Of slavery, AMI
institutions will s,and hmer ,banaver Tho Sens
II nom Virginia SAID understand that freedom
was On experiment as yet, and might come out second
beet Every thing shows which "a the normal and which
the Other condition TIE great North vest asks no pro
lection OF her ms iuops She stands passive conscious
Of her own strength My ASK no.hine Of me
al amor tor fh.,e
rights cay after day, but we hear no clamor for
the protection OF freedom and free labor. sia
very wrong founded in the sedshness
anu cupdiiy of mat, and not in the iu'sce OF God ln
ooBciusion Dir. Wade asked what there prin
limitation OF slavery do lot bear hardly apoo the South
FOR hey have territory enough for population
large Of Europe ara century after century mus roll away
Before sii that can To OCCUPIED Then they
Advocated the Homestead Bit, and they demand
protection asains, the panrer labor Of rarope These
the only measures that be knew OF which charirer,ze
hst patty There was nothing in them That should break
friendship between any man. There another PROF. Ct,
Tor which he hoped not only tns rcpuoh-
would uaie. The free negros ia thu country
neis dssp.i by AL repuiiatee D! ALL a7d ootr~is upon
rooted Prejudice H. would gus Whistler pre-.
l'oct was nsh' o. wrong, for he kue~ thsti sm
NOV able These Two couG not occupy the
Le'thbc' hood apt both be prosperous and happy.
He therefore hoped means would bs provided whereby
eopgehiai climate, eh' their mepta, moral ply
scsi natures nigh, Ind development ard whore the
WIN. III the tHnie pvOinftOn urlL t1G
black men rroepeIs. LIT them 60 10 the tropics.
He understood that fragments might be made
with scue Of the Contra. American States for rsis
purpose BE hoped ~ hear about negro eqraby
nj the North. for there was have ihis
class at the North than At the south lie, them go 10
some place whore hey caa rise III The scale OF being
Their fullest ceveope Dent and enjoy all the rights and
blessings OF which man is capable
Mr.. iooMBs SAID the Senator e,her could no, compre
hfpd bis cbagts, was unable to reply {, them. He
again stated them, and went argue tnat tho
States had violated the Constitution. The Sonth felt
4 ffup ifvu he had ant,
petitions here asking protection Of her industry She had
rot complanad OF the manner In which the government
had been admp etered but did complain Of action Of
State governments.
Mr. WADE briefly repfed and the subject post
pored ill to morrow
On motion Of Nr. GWEN, dem J of CAL, tho
MILITARY ACADEMY
was taken 10.
Mr.. FpsstsDFN, Uep) of Ne moved TO postpone il TN
the papers received from the War Department.
printed.
Mr. wcyAII, (dem Of Texas said he distinctly under
stood yesterday that the bill be upon day
and urged immediate action.
Tht motion TO postpone was agreed to.
Adjourned.