The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-15

selfgovernment It was proposed now 70 let darkness
tt upon the present Union Ia the hope Of rearing bet
ter structure 70 morrow. He did not believe H. he be-
eved the masses OF the people vrtnous and
Intelligent than their representatives has been said
would DISSOLUTION why, that was the very doc
une enunciaed by Jefferson. He read the letter from
MT. referred to by Mr. Toombs, 70 show that
y, u o. emancipation and anti slavery sentiment Mr.
e showed that the principles Of the republican party
s nSse OF the early fathers and II the Unon was 70
oe those who accomplished 90 fearful result
would meet the indignation OF the world Gr IL IL
o'mca 70 say what will be the result OF this oonrover.
sywhat may be the result o. M action before the trbu-
nal OF the Senate and the other house but beore that
tribunal where oil standbeore that tribunal thss pro-
neunces edicis that nations as wen as individuals must
obey-and that the enlightened opinion Of the world
there can be no shadow OF doubt this fabric s 70 fall
desire TO vndcae the State have the honor
n part and the political party with which act, from any
reproach for cir doubt II the Union should be
desoived terrible would be the indignation OF the world
IN IN our our own time and coming ages upon the party guilty
catastrophe. The Judgment OF that tribunal, have
DOUBT VIII stand upon the judicial decision OF the Court
IN i's earlier and puTer days We can vtndcate before
our own constituents, before the enlightened public
opinion Of the word before postcriy and before tho
final tribunal Of all nations and individuals, the In
sgrity Of position when stand where the fathers
Of the republic stood in enactipg the prohibsn which
nov r q M as 80 n and rS excluding you
The verdict OF posteriy cannot be wrong The tribunal
Of enlightened public sentiment will be heard, and VIII
bands, and must beg TO read, an exposition Of this tre
mendous agent, which once heard nom one Of
nSv mo- nos sssose M Rs then this ,.a '''9y sn
the speech Of Daniel webster, in Boston,
in which be said that II the Emperor Of Rassia
seized the Hungarian exes under the protection OF the
Emperor Of Turkey and executed them he would have TO
meet the indignation Of the civilized world. And 90 Ia
lere, said Mr. hale have threats to utter-I have
no denunciaons to make stand here o. the representa-
tive Of State that claims TO be observant Of the consu
ton stand here for q State that has discharged The
obligations resting upon IT, stand here to dayas citizen
Of the United States 70 speak for my country for the
s.uon for the oppressed Of earth for those in land
looking to the light OF example something TO guide
them from the Of that despotm under which they
,Ss ur ages Any rscdai hand raised
against the constitution and the country but against hu
many sacriege against God whose great experiment
10r The education OF mankind being
monstrated, In the light Of our example.
Mr. TooMBs, (dem. Of Ga said the efforts Of the Sena-
tor from New Hampehre showed that the way Of
TO show that man Who came TO reclaim fugitive slave
was imprisoned I've years He asked the Senator from
New Hampshire was willing to carry out the Fugitive
Slave lawp
Mr.. HALE rose to reply, when
Mr.. Tooxss said he did not want TO hear An expana-
ticn.
Mr. HAlE-N you don't hear don't want you 10
Mr. TooxBs said he would yield for the Senator TO
proceed.
Mr. HAZE said he believed the provision Of the const
be carried out in fair and constitutional manner.
Mr. ToosRs-Ah, you want trial by jury or some mode
the argument OF Mr. Hale In regard To the action Of
Georgia In references TO the decision Of the Supreme Court
and further contended that Il was precedent for the
decision Of the Supreme Court Of the United States
Mr. DooIrrrE said be would answer the Arguments Of
the Senator from Georgia at future day.
Mr.. To0NBs said the country expected him 70
or apologize for the action Of his State.
On motion OF Mr.. DooIrIx the subject YVES postponed
tM Tuesday.
The Senate went into executive session.