The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04
TnXRTY-sYxTH CONGRESS.
YRSr oHGeION.

wAsar0rox, May 8, ISoo.
M. sHnxAx, (rsp) Of Ohio, made susgsss,oa - 70
early aotion On the Tariff bin.
Mr. Dunn, (rep) o Ind, wanted 10 adjourn before ~
dog days, and should vote 10 proceed 70 businsss.
~. oOss, (dsn.) OF Ala, said he desired 10 mako
speech on state OF the Union generally but he BRO
erred 70 wall until The nnal action Of the Charleston Con-
vsntos before doing ~. II thai Conventon should b
urnsd out hs would iorbear making bin speech.
nAuehter.)
M AmxAx gave sosos that he would o.,, nm n.
hai TO-DAY debsss d the ssoad - ssf os
me Houss shsn went iaio OommssSs az TIA wno,. ..
The STATE of the Union. '
a.sS he q rsy,ss p: 1ss ss
tuay pssed upon By the Court aluded 70 the dirus. q
Mr. Curry, and denied his assertion that he -
tho Territories vas forever nxsd By that decisIop No
ming was decided or hxed but that bred scot could MOI
main ain suit In federal oourts everyth,ps sse = mi
open and unadtudicafed. The republican psrtv
. submit, :. these politics. questions % he saprsns
and conscience q the whole people, BE showed MAJ ths
Court in attempting 70 decide upon The s,v ~
down for ~ own government He siso showed bS ne
solution just Adopted II Charleston that the
1900 ~ nor, ns sn .. sns rep party ,b
tories 'A' '~"-
u. Haa, lrsp( Of Pa, defined the principles q sss
publican party 70 be oppceon 10 the nson Of slavery
and procession 70 doesc industry maintained b. shs
n. 3. d'2 q os re-; 70 : .sss he Coz.
seo snoe made speech upon the power OF congrsss V
.ss, ,s upon hs question slavery 10 she rsrorss
reason 70 Be dsatisnsd With IL my purpose 70 spsak
In relation 70 the question Of slavery nov Every coos-
sAy courtesy, demands iSas We should carefully oossSsr
TIM very great national question Differences Of opn q
ought not 70 be cause Of qucrrs on this quesusa very
hrou {cf k~ -
some gentlemen On The Other side Of The Hsuss wore,
soud think with tAem and had they besa born on sSs
MONS similar 70 nine when sl,c~sncs2 Are wss. ~
dnersnce Of soil Of climate and educAlon and chsrss-
opinion and issiiass Esisrins upon the aisou ssos q
ths quesroo vfth those feelings, I shoaid SAY
ANYTHING sns ,''ss BE-, hardly upcs a' Pre,s
enthusiastically and no cesienedly viii nrrt say 70
words reference TO TIE remarks Of the sensemsu mr.
npDs 70 eemossrs. bar shs repascs a ps@y esss
favsr OF negro equality Now cir deny that The
Sss.s sss, @ he people q 9s Or ne
extending equal sosial er rolnsh privileges 70 sss
negroes No, SIR you would no, get one psrsos
Of any such thing why, SIR, this question Of extend.
ING equal social and political privileges 70 The blacks
m no instance has such ming been .sdnIiisd :
true that The democrats o. The Northwest Are very hardly
ana @srSh a 'Hsy ss9se. =
ocnssisusen carries slavery into AL the Territories ya
capital must be procured 10 carry on The csnpasn In Ia
diana and the only capita thd they 70 before The
people win any snaps CT any hope OF success a rhAl
they raise b. appealing 70 popular opinion
aeanst negro equally. That n The whole Glory
Tbs 10 the q the cry Of negro equalty ras.sA
Aearst TIE Republican party. Bui there IL
no IN the Repubncsn part, whs "a In
favor Of extending equal political so-lsl friveges 10
hs negro race. But gentlemen 10 nsis, upon this
that because the consututon OF The q Indiana hAs
pot only dbfrsnchised the Negro and excrded him from
The state and deprived him ~ the subsistence
IN n, that sny who short % thai nmi, n I'M
favor Of negro equality. WINE DO not approve Of ihs
doctrine Of negro equality, while do run county,,
10 such popular prejediccs, yet I do not believe
or bold that negroes are hcssts I believe tbs, uls
negro hiss right 70 live the soa where he bora
beneve that be hss right 10 the proceeds ard earnings
Of In ovn labor and % his personal liberty That my
OPINION about a. hut a the tame time DO not chorss 10
make t.m my equal, socially and polite Ally. I, for
cannot oom2rebeud The feeling which prompts men a
vsee var against these poor, downtrofdeo. hepi .ss
msmcers o. socs~ty. rbtre n SONS terrible a. pre-
h<rssu fen that politics. rights, or any sisbts
whaxever, were extended "a the negroes thew
would come into sucoeafui oomDettion I'm Ia
whites Are Gentlemen The other side a xrmed Ie.4
that some pesrc may become candidate or Coprress
and piure bis eAstienf tbs not the - linz vc,l1
ask why n this warfare wsged against che negro ssx
Why b he treated ~ m o.'sw uness h because scms
portion Il the Ycpe sfrad Of teir entering into CON
petition VIII mem IhAve no sort Of Apprehension ~
thu kind ryscN 70 not Far that any black or mulaso
VA ssPesssds me h my pses. ~ deprive ne