The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27
SENATOR tNTHSCY ON THE FEIs0EAL
IIREE-Y BILL OF RHODE IEy.ANC

TFron the Providence journal, Nev O.
According se the Po; the great Outrage Of Northern
PRECISION In Tho Personal Liberty bills which, in chApe
and eDoher, have been the statute books Of GONE Of
the Northern States before half readers born.
Thece acts the Pcs. argues show hostility to tc S,uth
50 bitter aad uDrsentDg that there nothing very s
Pricns In the attitude OF South Carolina
A. have always opposed these laws, we arc IN Ter
necessity for deferdos them. me laws that in
osSpod VIZ not " suppose be objected 70 even 6y the
organs Of the democrscy The aps Aa srs sdc in any
osS zee Adve .nsov,sy opposed all sscA esacmsns The
Poet that laws Of this kind shave been cnaed Ia
Let Us Sec Wo w not pass into the essEisssioo Of
this ieslaou otS o. States although We believe 70 will
publican party was :ornsd. We VIII sss into sss one
that neri ss and the only one for wnce any
party IN ths STATE d responsible The Personal Liberty
the democratic party was shout 70 divide into regular do
Gall In the HeuDe the ayes and noes were orcered
rhere ffser democrats How did tscy vote With
ousrsse q ss;or:Ssrn f.pssicismT' Wsh wnss solid
strength did they yndcate the rights OF the Soru and
repudis.e this "Incendary Legislation" rrirteer OF
them voted for tie bin, and only sgsns, IL. Had
theee h.riesn voted against the bill voul have teen
lost The vote s.ood:Ayes, 70 whigs e democrats:
nays x vhigs; domocratl More thaa third OF tho
whiee voted against. and less than seventh Of tie de-
mocrats. And nov the Post denounccs this bl passd
twelve pears ago ty the aid Of democratic
Indispensable 70 its Fassagesnd holds IL " evi
dence tbs: the standardization Of Abraham Laooln VII
Tho following are the democrats whose names weso
recorded among toe ayes-Arel BaiIoa, Lyman Bur.
Of North frovide3ce Thomas Bufdm, 6ideea Bradford
Ernor smith, Ee.son b Jencxes, Robert Esrris, o.
field Resolved Sasrasn, Of Johnston; John Douglass
Of jamestown.
- long - we have known anything aooat politics. az
Lonored and trusted leader Of the democrs c party has
bpsnshes Of the General Assembly was PreaiioSsIsi
ole-tor IN 1870 aud vcei for Pierce aud KEF, and
member o. the Convention which nominated Eceaanan
Gk con Bradford s not cs, eminent In ito councils Of
the ray he also has teen elected BY the democrats 10
Distinction Ee tho Ce Hector Of the pert OF rrov
dence during lie I'D IN nriraon Of General Pierce, AMI
was member or the Charleston Convent which spiii
upon Douglas and BrccsInrdgc lie is The cerior
publisher Of tbo Providence Pos, which hot ~ thc e
tha. be voted Tor an evidence Of she iaosad!sy 60
sgns o. the blsss repuhlioS2s.
the debate the OH he opposition war led oy e,
Ames and ESnry Z. csenston wequots the folox.
ing extracts froE the % Arie saor end Too
mas Banam, who was long leading demosrSi IN srih-
Mr. BAiiou raid TIA, he hsi no intention CT sayiag
thing upon tho gbect before lhe House and rad
pecied . have river silent vote upon H. as he ca wasa
she act before last winter AFTER giving lis
there he Wa led 70 are into It's c0rrocaes srd be
could cot nos Jet 10 opportunity Iass Without making
De evident from what had beer said upon ths subject
thai oar ecui os 10, eliged, 1saT as constellation. q
rofurntSe fucss adr TIE orly luesion tnat
remained, as seemed 70 him. wE- q-estlSn on eyps.
dlsncy. within the pes. rear he hSe besu led alter lis
views ~ W the prJpfety OF passing resolutons Ia leCs
siive acy upon Ito ruojes. o. favcry Tue 5ou.k
changed ts course o. acts and scnten and instead Of
regarding slavery m A. evil to Be dorrscated, but
wncl they could not IA themselves o. they bad cone 70
estol tho nEtuton and 10 rc,olvc 10 tae Legislatures
and here that of the greatest blessings Of
society, aad must DO srstancd. Tor ous he viii
ling Lsent by implication, 70 such doctrines and
thor had avowei hhr sent nenti eEcnly he deem
ed beat follow their a this respect, and de
clare 10 Ike manner. de should cote for this
bill
Mr.. BuCc-n thought the debate had taken q regular
range The abolition OF slavery has nothing % 4, with
che oil before 7aa' bd merely rrohia1 our offers
FROM crs,tsnc ~ rs'vnng fEsno ssscti . ther mrss
He thought the South would think great deal o.
w ~ vs stood up here and voted mlnfaly oar scnti-
menn In favor Of freedom. Az any rate, bY - doing
should avoid The appsliaion o. doughfscss he thought
very owy 70 doubt tho const gusIons " Of Any
sure; but Ne tieued q Mad ben ruled ha, Il czs not
os4pa'av on our qlccr % aais IN rctortne feyilsvs
since this Law for which shIr,esn on, o. arecu demo
cran voted 10 the HoEss therc three csrro
rcpoblicsn There have been American rooub,caas
~ the present mnsrs,lon, which "co1strvatlye
NO movement towards the repsN of the ers,na Liberty
law has been made the democrats have twice had The
power 70 psss repeal EEy Law, they pleased In
neither year did they repeal modify H. nsais nor
with few verbal alterations the revised satutas 1st
pasred BY the Aid Of Tire nosrats and lust a. the
democrats, when shey had the III poT repeal IT, al
lowed u 70 remain.
In 1855 when tho General Assent bly, was Thoroughly
reoubcsn, AZ the Pa would sy BLACK rspabllcsn
length After undergoing vsf.'rs smssSreni-, car