The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

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.sssses vss ,.ssa; ps ss' p.::e. 1s Va:
every nan W. net was ss.: :nssps ssse i%
me 70 60 INTO = pubic meeting thus nSsmed,
.OOcs the characsr Of these measures; o ten ,As% hat
the Fugitive Slave NV right required by Ino consu
Dion, and Ousn. . % supporsa dat sss COMPROMISE
records the fact that mes that nfuYts1 populaoe Of ho
nest and intelligent hut inhaled and nssusasd men, aud
and s. me- ,ss.os s ore
Fugitive Slave Av should b exssutsd and he Cnmuvo
| he forfeit. 80 WV" -
Y, Pv sua read nom Y. pSusl..' eale.so speech
/ der those circumstances, haH . IlKsn CORE a
which were circulated, and which received : WIDER
rubmit whether M HIT 70 cSsrse %s VI hsvisr
asserted for The nrs time q Fespost no 1855 has the
q ey Gss 81 u: !: s sss' :. A c sss
men ; 10 sys,y pscpss ought y Psss. 6s
the power and the people q he territory cosSs 70
have n The Lessiasure Of Illinois vas elected .
q 1859 mus, Sir, was sustained IN ny appeal 70 nv
Of the nssor from Mississppi How wss With ~ 90
peal 70 bis peopeY The country has not sorsosen and
to Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia ana south osrsnss.
to know whether or not these submi0onsss be
and the unson sveS o. Wheeler he dss then
would become the rule Of action IN the southsrn States
knew mot what he meant but tho country believed
| IN those States. / DO not doubt the attachment Of
The Senator 70 the Union, his devotion 70 hs
country, but believe, had he been sussansd in biz ap
appeal 70 the people the Union could not have been pre-
served Gen. Foot the standard bearer OF the
Of The oCmpromse measures, and the World knows the
Alsbans Mr. Yanosy led or sustained BY the same body
| Convention, and Alsbans, IKE xssasippi, told NJ
Y.noey to obey he laws and acquiesece their great
Senator rom n. STATE I'M 1 Ts%SsS VII bssl
he es SsS e sr a1,c. s u.s1 men
The the opponents ts.n:sves became susuis:cn. s
people, So South Casos SS s sss;. "a ns 8.
forces against these measures, and Tie gallant and
South Carolina decided against these men Who Are
ion Of nssrvenson Here you have The verdict Rae
Of the American people North and South N Of this
s1s ss
conclusion they would submit We said 70 then Although
you have erred on this question, We WIN forgive youn
him quarter, after he bad been ooudeunened.
Mr. DAVIS I'm hh seae)-Iscornsd II.
other day, and ! lie The spirit In whtch be ,corns ~
But, SIR the Convention as Baltimore ratified and de-
cded In favor Of these compromise measures. General
Pierce was on that Issue, and was elected, and the
Senator nom Mississippi became Secretary Of War
BY virtue Of that came issue These are Stubborn
the compromise measures made no issue We were
generous, and did not remind them Of their defeat
and never expected to be told tia. We were 70 Be- puued
den!.ly got the power. We are tolerant ana W sue
a he romans In the democratic orsapisassoS
and supports NJ n,ninsss Mr.. Douglas then g
and Nebrs.ls bill Al hat ans Tie senate had :
Chairman Of the Committee on Territories who
did unquee,onaby reflect The sentiments Of The body,
necessary 70 organize the Territories Of Kansas and
Nebrssks, she oommit.es reported . bin on the
Territories. II was tSen dssncty PROPOSED hat he
halls Of consrsss and be reminded 70 sSs peopls q he
Territories. No man could be excused for not knowing
the true meaning Of that bill Was that Congress 70
~ the fsrror'ss either protect prohibh mo
rspor, q the Commtses vas psrfecny clear, and tho
Mr.. Puon reed sxirsoss ffom ne Din
Mr.. DouGIAs resumed They repealed The Missouri
tsrventon doctrine and for The purpose applying that
principle, and banshing the GAvery question from Con-
s.s, and reminding 70 the people q ths ,s.resis.
% declared that non intervention was Tho rule q ne
compromise measures d 1850.
vas is.Ssr bitter pill cS hem but b nssd or on Ssir
,waowipg ss necessary 70 the psage Of The measure;
should be ien frse 70 do n they pleased under he
oonsututicu-he courts 70 determine the meaning Of
the oonsu.uion Non ln,sryentos By ocnsrss ws NE
for any purpose whatsoever, either 70 introduce prohibit
prcsect shvery, and expressly stipulated shat old
BADGERS amendment vas put IN for The eIpres.
purpose. Ths only point Of disrsaos Al that time
posed By he c:ssisoSos on ne authority ' Of sse
Territorial Mssssare, ana = Va: ssrsed that ne
ooars mould osaerrns .oa'; ana ne Question never
ers speech 70 sustain th ysv. He then proceeded 70
show that the southern people UNDERWOOD he matter At
s sss ' he ssorsl. Iessssars Of iss., Sssr
the passage Of the Kansas bill, endorsing that
we're - rood : platform = he wanted. he vas Wiling
10 accept them without dottng an or crossngat The
country then understood The as he understood
psme way. Mr. Richardson, who reported the
bin in The House, vs made the democratic candidate
opposed on the ground Of being squstser sovereignty
man, and wrote letter In which he clearly announced
The scctrins q As sssoluss pCvsr o. the people Of
received the vote of The souther democracy,
with one or two srcspsIous distinguished sentsmsn
TER haA refused 70 vote Mr. Richardson nov came 70
support On shs hundred and eighth ballot Laugh
Richardson who bad changed since them was il hes No
southern men changed their opinions he had fs1n 70
but s's o MAJ SSss 90 sy ought honestly
hey not nasnanimously forgive him for sdhering
sisienuy 70 their former doctrines In 1855 Alabama
aso insisted upon The dcclarskon Of Cincinnati Of the
doctrine Of non intervention. She sympahizes with Mr..
RhHrdson, the caccr OF the Kansas bill IN the House,
oorscd the support given him by the democratic
Of Congress The Alabama Convention a 1850
Cd The Kansas Nebraska bill Just a. he ard, and
uwocted the delegates 10 Cincinnati 70 with
draw unless . platform be adopsed 10 ooosouanoe
with this view. He stood that platform now,
yet Alabama now seeded because he majority Of
the CHARLESTON Convention adopted the Alabama
resolutions Of 1855. He dh not believe the
democracy Of Alabama approved this action, and would
not follow The lead Of Mr. Marcy any than abe did IN
1s4s.
Here Mr.. Dsrsas became 70 much exhausted That he
gave way 70 IN adjournment
House OF Representatives.
wAmScros, May Is, 1880.
The House met ID eleven O'Clock.
srArw Ansyrtta
Mr.. Boruu, (dem) of Va, from the Committee %
Military Affairs, reported BIN 70 remove the Unltsd
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