The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06

fstbfu government, and viii add Of . suoservient
judcisIy, this confederacy should burst, and this
tie doubtful contingency Of STATE action, 10 carry
cet tbe experiment Of human liberty, and when
At the very day ANA hour that We are coming 70
fuch Ieeult, the States Of Italy, having for centu
riss gone through baptism Of blood, and taught by
The csipotam Of centuries, coming together TO
We uusught by all the past and reckess OF the pres.
cDf, ard bind TO the future, shsuld madly lash
orhsoy h e.s S.osru do moi kno~ Via, ii q be-
the future But do hope, We cannot settle things In
the sprlt ir which they ought TO be settled We win ~
straight In the isce and understand what h know
noihns about the policy OF the incoming Administration,
but hss been my fortune since had seat on TINS
fool, TO Ind pyreIf uniformly opposition to the 3D.
ninis,rst,on, ana am far from eran that shall not
take the same poeon with regard 70 the incoming I'd
mistuaticn. One thing certain it qaails 10 the
perIc ce Of ITS duiy, hestates, Er. Buchanan
has dene 70 look clearly In the face Of the difficulty and
mark polio, ard sustain with honesty and patri.
oiitm, cersai y win rot find me among Its supporters
n Brown, (dem q MSS faid he should nos have
fpcken ou, as tho Senator had presented the issue he
felt II eDcrmoent on him TO npeak
Mr. sils .ss ho only spoke for himself without con
tuifs ton with sny one.
Mr. BRowS ssid he wished TO know If the Issue was,
that The submit 70 the election of Mr. Lin
CON- and all tue ssues Of this election or war was to be
the resulR
NJ BMl said oil who heard him would bear him wit.
ress b, he bad only faid what he thought would be an
inevitable conclusion.
REMARKS OF xR BROWN
I'M. BRowS-wbere 10 the war TO como nom? From
sousn Carolina, Alabama, Nimiss,ppi, Georgia, and
TexasS poes the Senator mean that we are going 70
nske war on the North II he does let me say 70 him.
once for all that be most egreeiously mistaken. All
We ask Ii, that be allowed TO depart In peace. And
wo shall ueiiher have peace IN the Uuoa or be allowed
the poor boon OF going out II that be the attitude,
then war ia Inevitable. We feel that any american
citizen. not blinded by paeson, must feel that
We have been deeply rged. and the accumulated
wrongs sf years have finally resulted in your triumph
Not sbe triumph OF Mr. Lincoln, but the triumph OF =
principle which II would be- the deepest degradation In
free people 10 submit 70; and with al the calm, quiet
dignity | can summon, say--we will not submit We
apeusse once used TO the Snaior from New York (Ar
Seward), "Ict there be srie between thee and me-
or between thy herdsmen aId my herdamen. Ryou vii
90 to the right, will 60 10 tho lett And II you will
20 !, the lef' we VIII 70 10 the right Ali we ask is 70
co. sud deterp Inc make upon us then eI il come
and God defend The right
srsscH OF Nh vvRsos
Nr. iyKRoy, totm Of ia saio he did not agree " tn
the Senator fion New Rampshe ia all ho said OF the
copstencie OF the Eessase He did place right
,ss o. sss,f,en % osssplorM .i krounas he rns,
out of the uron ~ her rsk and II was question
Of policy with the remaining States whether they would
mrke war 10 force the Slate 10 remain. Every
Site hiss the right Of revolution. without doubt
IL goes out Of the Union As its peru, and must
the President was tbe Inconsistency OF saying that the
federal Roverrmspt Is not voluntary association OF
States Tha, be dsuied. 1t vas voluntary association.
In On breath he the lave must be enforced against
every Individual cf the State, but the State not be
cosrced There " The Inconsistency. sut he
cept the pars hts state, the issre tho Senator
from New Hampshire (Mr Haie), thst Ii, or war We
believe 10 the tertson Of the black republican party
TO use Ihc force Of The govern men 70 exsngnsh the
tern OF slavery and We DO NOS intend 70 wait t
- wax We cannot resist Toe gentleman speaks
OF South CaroIirs. Ne could tell the g,ntle-
one that would 70 out He bad the confidence 70 say
that bis State would be behind her sisters
IN bol.oe decs'on, aud iranesr ard Aa,sma-proud
paristnm and vide v bch South Carolina has her
sn'srs she VIII undoubtedly go out on The 7lh Of
January and Georgia viii fow lhe l6gh, and before
the 4th Of naIcn before your prcri tent ~ nauasated
there will tssge Ssa,c2 c'ght that Will OF
the Union and will hay :og nea cnpst tuition for frame
Of gov,rnmcn md In bis opinion there nothing aLder
heaven that ud prevent ruch copsumpat0n Gentle
men speak Of conccssiouof the repeal OF the rersns
Liberty bills Repeal them all 10 morrow and you
stop this revolution IL In not tho Liberty a~s but the
mob law which the south fears They do lot dread
goyernmept. hy force. under sbe repubcau rule their
institution would not las, ten years, and they know t
They intend TO out Of this Union and no believed this
btfe the 4th Of March Ave States will baye declared
tber pdeper depcc ahd he satisfied three
saiss would follow toe sction OF tine people
be bad Askansas VIII call her Convontou and LouIs
ana VIII follow And though there 10 clog In the way
In the Lone ftar of Tex In the of the Governor
wbo viii not c,nscrt the legislature yet the pub
lie sentiment 90 strong that her Governor may be
overridden; and ho WITH not neId 10 the public sen
tnent, some TEXAN Brutus may sriss TO rid his coun
There Das been good deal Of vaporius and threatening
bot they n om the last who would carry out
Hoss. but We btar : few Ssys af.r. s" of these @
ssme men be'rg switched In the face and they Icmblc
like shsep stealing dog There viii be no var. Tue
Senator irom New York (Nr sewsrd), will sec the fu
tty Of this. In less than twelve months q Southern
suocessfu sovernmsst on sarsh The southern states
thus banded toeer, will be able TO ress any fcroa
In the world We do not expect ru, bat se will be
prepared for II, and feeble Of Mexicans
either But he hoped the Northern States would allow
them 10 form their government, aud make friendly
ard commtrcal treaties with them. They wolld allow
the North the advantage Of favored nation There was
feeling u epmhy between the tso sec Ions deeper
than the depts OF he'll We arc enemies The Northern
people, he believed hated the South ihsu Euslant
hated france, ard he could tell bis brethren hare
love lcr, between them daughter In The galleries.
he thought under all hcre circrussnces they hal bet
ter separate He sho0lc haze raid out Tor
the rtmarss Of the Senator from New hampshire who
inrea.sned var, - n % frighien The South War ls
Inevitable Let the south take Lt tho come,
aud win meet The senator from New hampshire and
All the nyrndors Of sboicabm and, In tho language
In regard the Mex,csn war ve viii welcome lnern
wilh bloody bands TO hoepilabe graves" (scnsstion
Mr.. DAVIS, (dem Of eiss, amer remarks Ia rea
tou 20 printing the Messnee, said be would take ibs
cnio say that, senator Of the Uaitea states,
be here 20 perform his functions rucn before
ceeAatior OF war r male asa5ti toe STATE he rcprseat
cd, and ruch declaration o. var should be made hs
ssie would bo found resty and - log - meet Bot
While ve remain hero, continuing ~ cast the forms u
irien6ship, tud bound iGgclicr BY Ete cse a. u s
poesbie 70 bind sovereign S'ates be thpggt. thee
ihrtais ron ore 10 lie other q avail a1d nc
should not uto them.
srIEal o. Nh warar
MT WiCFAtI (npp Of ieN<'--No man Can dcny that
tbe contribution 10 compact bet seen ire states Each
Stats ell as, ir fssH aud on ia own rcspgnsbllity
Ec 0cnyartd TIE vio &llun Of the Las BY states to
foreign Poser trasilg tr,allss
mtftsgo from tho HOuse received, info ming he
seEa.t lad pa1sa tno b o. secure hoIuss.csds ~
aatuai sciierf On tho p4biic domain.
M. NicFaIr CfLtnugd Ia ossc Of voleaoa offered ~
The alss u ne sun he peoals n be called t,ge.beF
~ declare wLa.Bcr they ccsio ~ 10 L5s 70
hCy believe tbey w NfC more happy and prosperous
under another goyCpmut they vii f.scrt nat ~ ferm
ma e0Etlttutn. Toe nors read tne msssSge tho
lets cumpuhcnd t con ;udc that The Presldent bo
evcs \ npc1siht 70 maintain Tho organization Of the
corfs ia SCuih Carolina oncrG tue decisions or the
iuoisR hibvnh Whether tbs state seoe8e or not,
he has p9xer 0 collect Vie there aud he
povtr oi kodire The iors intend ~ Introduce ~ an
tay cay afcsa liscn ~ ASCERTAIN whether order hAs
foIo out q The department IA reeAs 70 the matter
believe tho es6crt will precipiae ths MEASURE be in.
tnos " avoid. Il win be nectseary put consiruc.
ton on ia Nesfsge 10 know what the Prcstent nts15s
cong. Alter. thea we VII urge i0fbearance longer,
4 nd viii trust 10 the God u baltes
prmARRa or sAULsarRY.
Mr.. salisbury, (Dcm of Dell, SAD nc ro.s simply 70
that h state had been abe Arst 70 adopt TO-
stuton and into tho Unon ste would be lhc las,
10 have anything 70 DO In breaxrw the or ssps.