The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12

~ r.g lg0NEJ9Y sait when Daniel Web.
'ster spoke 81 the Imposition III Austria On
Hungary, he remarked the carthannkc
aud the tornado have power, and the
thunder Inns power, bnt greater tllanthesc
was the power OF public opinion, and he.
lore this he proposed 10 arraigil AustFie
lie ( Iaoyejoy proposed 70 hold up 10 The
lfctribation Of public sentiment slayeholtl-
ings III aIl its atrocity aud righteousness,
just as gentlemen had here spolyganiy.
| Public sentiment will burn and seour out
slavery, md the proper way Is hy the
action 81 the Slave States Themselves.
lie had endorsed the IIcIfcrhook because
hc wanted to gloi lie did 80 without
asking the gentleman from Missouri
Clark or anybody else lou shed tlit
blood Of my. brother twenty years aro,
and ! am here free to speak my mind.
The Republican party would spring liII III
Kentucky, and gentlemen now here would
find themselves dfsphccd By more mode
rate, and II were not offensive, lie
would adj, more sensible men. He
wanted To shy hi Charleston what lie could
say here.
Mr. BoSHtn on had better Try ii! !.
Mr.. E0yFJoY can go to England,
mid there discuss the question Of Church
and State, 81. any other British institn-.
tion hut II go into The Slave States
md talk against Slavery, where il my.
protection III. .9. 5..s.t Il WIZ. .= q
Mr. MlLEs Dem, s. C. Can YOU D,
to England and incite the Iaboring classes
there 10 nssassinate the llleeily N. i...
Mr. LoyEloN-.I don't desire to- do that.
Il claim the right 10 discuss Slavery every.
where under the. stars and stripes. |
clnimit. Idemaila il.
MIR BoSftlN We want yon to assert
Il. 4
Mr.. LoyElo9 " lien you calI US small
farmers, and apply other cpitliets against.
the working people Of the North, we
don't harm You. liz Id mechanic from
Pennsylvania were to. 90 South and speak
about the superiority IF white labor. he
would be held morally responsible. Ion
would strip him and scourge him BY the
hands 81 q slave, and perhaps tar and fen
ather him. u: q. h. ..= .....l
Mr. BARKsnAIE Tie Ileanest negro
in the South is your superior!
Cries u order.'' from the Republican
side. ~. Ii s:. "
Ri Mr. LoyEJoY, IN speaking Of Johu
Brown, said he would not curse him. III
would pour no execrations upon old JohI
Brown. He condemned what he Brown
did lie disappeared Of his net. lie be
lieTed, however, that lis purpose was d
good one, ard bis motives honest and
truthful John Brown stood head and
shoulders above any man here until he
was strangled. Any Law To enslaTe man
was an arrangement among pirates 10
Distribute the spoils. by what right do
yon Of the South get together and enact
laws that or my child should be Your
slayc2 Every slave has a right to run
away in spite OF your laws, and to fight
himself away. Were he {IiDrei0y d.
slave, and. were it necessary 10 achieve
his freedom; lie would not hesitate to lilli
up the chasin and bridge it over with the
carcasses Of the slain. lie loved the
South. !. g*.-: q. s. ..s=. 4: ...
A VOICE We don't love you. .3..5r
a. Mr.. LoyEJoY4 So II was with the
they didn't love him. Laugh.
ter Gentlemen whoataIkedof dfssoiying.
the Union could no more do 1t than they:
copld stop the shining OF the sun. Viz
giliia, instead Of clothing herself in Sleeps
gray, should clothc herself in saekefoth
and. ashes ON account Of Slavery, and
ought to drink the. waters Of bitterness.
Mr.. MARIlS Dem, Va If you will
come into Virginia, we viii hang you
higher than We did John Brown. 81
+ Mr.. LoEEJoY No doubt about 1t.
!" The Committee rose, and the House
adjourned. ~S;. = "a