The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19
THIRTY-SIxTH CONGRESS-.
sfCOND SESSION.

senate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. is, $780,
The rnslDhT announced the reception OF the ropor.
u the proceedings Of the Parliament Of Canada. H.
felyed to the Committee on Libraries
Mr. LANE, iopp) Of Oregon, introduced the following
resolution
where's in 1871 and is,s The Northern States adopted
~ fs0o or the Mm9 rc ,nh ho s sS nsd
resist the = E, sss SIRE .s,... ,., o.
ing TIA, The people q tho Territories should decide the ques
whereas By the late election the Northern States re- rmed
heir former position that slavery be excluded
action u lie equality of the states and their
ps s s pes nys and ed s ae p
suit would be di-asrou both sections attended with civil
Whereas appears that the Of government
IN - s mi s1 sar S fathers met to adopt
nes plan q government; THEREFOR :, o.,1,
1a DELEGATES to on present
that The southern states De 20 meet 9ehsr pre-
safety and submit their opinions to the delegates from tn
Further resolved That I contrary to gelisoa aud the
spirit Of the age for the government to interfere IN any way
FarSer resolved Ths, H. isdcfa win abstain
's% s ss
forces and state forces BE- promptly withdrawn.
Mr.. DoroiAs, (opp) of H., suggested that they be
laid over and that AL such resolutions be referred 10
the Committee OF Thirteen, when raised.
The resolutions laid over.
Mr.. CRr1rlqspS, (opp) Of KY. explained resolution
he intended TO oner. IL would practically
establish the Missouri compromise, declare that
Congress shall not int rfcrc with slavery IL
the States provide for the faithful performance al the
Fugitive slave law, &c. lie said wnre in roubous
times, which required Cancellation and sacrifice BY
every lover of the Union Cam reflection wa ssaTy
If this nudity experiment. be overthrow, II vii
be the greatest shock ever received by civilization
worse than the French Revolution. Suppose the souarr
states enc and ask % 90 ont ard ask for fair d sion
would The North refuse would not give tneln al hey
now havey j. IT, then, mere party spirit nov
that prevents gnag tsem MI they moeld ge,,,
they gain by relusag Nothing would be gained but oil
the fatal sequcnces u di.gnion wod come Ia view
Of those weighty consequences and great ovents
is 1t not better TO settle 1t on the Missouri
with that for lhrty years ard Would BE- satisfied with IL
again. II was his sttled conviction that unless some.
thing Is done vorld be separate and divided
people ia less than six months. l. not thi
The cheapest price - pay Tor The Union
some people not afraid hut % sure a. he stool
there dsunion would follow unIcss someihng done,
and he feared would swallow even oil Kentucky, a.
rue state as yet exists "a the Union. ~
thoueht The North onehi = ~ saiisa u. Tho
south has only one third Of tho rcrritory. Mhcn
We come 10 maze peace p,'rii-, 40 Ne meas ire
carefully and CONT every cont 1t go-
Union which had cost much sacriacc Washing.
ton said Providence he,pea taenl l. this great
work o. h. dashed Ia p.ec,ss The present trouble
the result Of long controversy. and have
to place where tn Preservation % tn country DOMAIN I
is 70 preserve tho constitution and the government.
and hand IL down 70 postcrity We ia "A position
whore history viii record our action When DIS
cord and danger We showed butter party spirit, and
great country was runcGani - the amavcment Of tn
world, the great rcpablic has fallen, and our names
down with stigma upon thou. lie wishcd y
God il was In bis power a. the Union ny
giving up hiR private opinions iia would forcg"
every one i the south lent on r,yolutionY lie cd no
believe IN such raiuc. lie could speak for his own
STATE. old kenucky would be satisfied with this
dy aud stsrd ~ the rnioa add die BY Il, lie closet
with strong appeal 70 tie honor OF the tag, aud
expressed the hcpc that srch would be the lie
then offered the following reso'uon.-
whercs ssang dssen.sa; have srsen between &c as
,.rri,oIy % The unt,d states and 7. ,nnea,y desirea
,ona provisions which give equal justice ali sections, and
Resolved That BY The senate and House Of Representa-
as e ss shs sni sa - ps,
he constitution ratified by The Conventions OF three
iO p q ne gsGe r Ht =. q north
Of aiiude thirty d@eees THIRTY minutes .av. Or iavo
Ssss ss - Ill sa faaT, sSash y that LATITUDE 9
her.by ecogrrsd as e,,ins and ssai no, be pel,sn
parenis OF the Territorial government during i,s eonna
bomdaies a. conrfess may prescribe when Il contains
ppgaiioa neces,ay for in.rnseT q Congress. with re-
Union On equally vh % orsna s,e. with e without
second con.ss shall have 20 abolish slavery IN
TT fb sa cdr ers pa. have no wer to abolish slavery n
the psric, y COLUMBIA While esis, IL vina and Mary
% Gers Of the government, or members q congress. Whose
aass rsgTs hen 2 AYE - q. prs, Of oouo" bring
FOURTH Congress hal have no power 70 hinder he trans
aud. nasissble river. ~ sea
SS TSsss; 81. sD. s.s have pgy , h 1m
tive dave in m eases Wien Marshal prevent
T% f. Al l ak by s s II Ss,s r %sds 70
Ne county ~eh We lshe - ~ e Ta nsag, sho
ccmmed ,he wrons IN nc manner a. tho ownei
sish ~ faa,e ameasGent or ans,amsnis sh.il sifee
Interfev With .@,ery States where !. permitted
ihc last rcsss,rn declares thai the southern sstcs
have rshi e ihs is'h,n, ess,uon o ahs law Tor
bc repealed modified, TO impair their eflcicency
AL laws IA c,a1ict with ,he Fugitive slave law
rfaca ~ The gl'ive slave INV ought to be altered
~ 20 make tho fee q the commissioner equal
au; nnd the clause authorizing the person
holfny The warrant 20 summon y coair'lc 70 be -
20 restrict ii 70 eases where violence % r.scue i ~
tmptsd The hws for the suppression ~ the Aificsu
alayeiraGe ought q b. ,trctually executed.
The BIZ Tor tho admission q Kansas token NJ, and
on motion = Mr csEES made tho special order ior Mon
dey nc.t.
". pounis opp Il Ky, resolution was taken up
auf after the dsfuss of points ~ crtcr, Mr Johnson
n tenn. yielded The Aor TO Mr. Hale.
Mr. Hut (rep.) a y. w.. sait he simply % 81.
that whatever ~ thought Of Tho prscabiy u The reso
uious ~ the senator fom keniucky. fvr. Ciieu lon
u had Gol about u" purify Of his moives and IN
tfrity, snl NJ d. nicfeE'od fogYor q his y
urtsm. Hut the senator from fpaisqun (Mr
nns aln) The other day asksd What Wa meant
y, tho amendment Of tho senator IRON New yok CNr
kNrA and hc nov res ~ afk Ter ni0fmAton. lie hp
ktrned 10 the lrg aud able hut Cfgaiir speech uf tn
s lalof from Texas fxr. Ngfa, who seemed explicit in
hs Commands but Tho senator from kentucky mr. crit
tepacp seemed - entirely d.rent sect Of politics
The temauGs PVT forth to-day were entirely different
from rsse - Tie honorable senator from Texas. III
desire ~ know which represented The de
irauts ~ Ne made PEOPLE. ~ wanted
10 kro. II Tie scnaicr from Ke6turky represents
ile peop, simply the eausipn ~ his patriotic
heart ami Il The people really represented bv the
senator from Texas lie really would Ike 4, know which
X tte gentlemen represent the state d feeling ID
Tho Ouih.
Mr. Ssi,Grvvy, fopp.) n Del, sad he Union
andhs state for the Union. He prepared 10
cert tie proposition &c tho senator from kcntatky. lie
alcd the Senator fIom New Hampshire u he Hing
~ 40 TO- aud a. urge Tie pcoplo ~ accept.
Mr. HAM sid. rot ~ the fu extent, though Ia likei
mars things. lie listened 10 the drnuneistipns ~ reo
graf heal lire loug that he could rot suddenly become
y ctntcrl. Hc would wait for that The
line woua be kept lie DID not believe ~. remedy las Ia
Lrw provisions, hut Nv prompt execution II things
already IN lond. lie xas wlluu 10 lok the thing nn
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