The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

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The SPEAKER said az the resolution defeated, the
presmbe tel as q matt NJ course m
Mr. BococK, (cem Of Va, rising question Of p-ivi-
'pe, onsIeo aresoluton that Messrs Kgore Wash
ouile of Me being in the House. but refusing 70 vote
en- the rtsoluon just defeated he rules requiring
tes to vote be- and they entitled receive,
and 90 hereby receive the censure OF the House.
the decision Of Inc House whether this was question
Of privilege. 1870
M, colrAx,, (rep) OF Indiana, was glad to find the
man on The other side observsnt Of the rules but
he dfred 10 ask why he did exercise like vigilance
heIeo'oIe when biz lPocock party frienas infripged
TIE rules and were instructed 10 take their seats
Mr. KnGoRE, Gep) Of Ind said no gentleman was
more anxious 10 avert Of cspsure than himself
DE was desoos Of casting hts vote but not TO place him.
tslf in an awkward position.
JOHN CocR,sE inquired whether the abstract question
OF slavery was under discussion
The SrfRER replied In the negative.
MI snFRMAN, Gep Of Ohio, appealed to Mr. Klgerc to
M Hin, Is Az Of Ca wanted to know whether in con-
lection with this resolution Of the subject OF the
PRESIDENTIAL election would be in order for discussion
Mr. NlRl4ck (oem Of Ind, hoped his colleague would
be permitted 10 speak 10 the resolution. This courtesy
wss certainly due TO him
Mr. KnoonE glad his colleague had such high per-
sopnl reesfd for him. While he perfectly willing
10 nthlcs an INQUIRY on the subject Of Introducing
slavery, be could not vote for instruciing tn
con mee 10 report bill giving freedom 10 every hu
being, because that would reach convcts and he
was the last to add to democratic strength by turning
them ooss' especially a. ltnis time when their votes
70 favor Of preventing the extension Of slavery the
Territories while there was no power to interfere with
Mr.. BARxspAIH. (dem } Of Aiss, asked him whether
BE- believed Congress has The to nerdcs the inter
ysros, arsepals, &c, Of the United States
Mr. KIeoEE That is not a question before the
HoUfe. ''suficent unto the is the evi, thereof
Mr.. BococK withdrew his resoluton
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION.
Mr. CoIFAx, by request OF the Post Office Department,
introduced joint resolution for the convenience OF thai
the pc, Of for carrying mails
during the quarter ending March 81 next. Passed.
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Mr.. BAsKIS, g. L ocm of N. " from tho Com
ml,tee Public Expenditures, made = report on the
suhect Of the public printing concluding With resolutions
requiring practical printer only be elected by either
house. He is also 10 execute the binding and to give
bonds in the sum Of forty per cent TO be de-
Extracts from This report We give In another column
OF this mornings BSRAlp
The consideration Of the subject was postponed till
Thursday next
TIKI DEFICIENCY mlL
Mr. SHERMAN, from the Committee OF Ways and Means,
reported bill supplying deficiencies for the year ending
Nth July next and bill Tor the meut Of sundry civil
1
The House went committee, and the army appro
] priaion bill was taken no.
Mr. sEpGwcK predatory remarks said in re-
lAton to republican paty-sir tbs republican party
at this time presents important and living II
successful it s to establish peculiar reform in the admit
Dt alton OF the government OF the country and will
yve and secure the policy which Il founded and
which ne usefulness DEPENDS and on which ts histor
oppose tyranny and despohm In every shape At home
and at home no less than in foreign lands s destined
to promote the universal prevalence Of liberty and
tn and md
perfect equality OF human rights and human freedom
But the party here, having power TO control the
tyranny and desposm Of foreign States its duty a. home
Is, remains true its mission its faith and
principles by all constitutional by all lawful
this republic and 70 prohibit It's continuance s under
federal authority. We. however, claim NO right by
FEDERAL legislation to interfere with the constitution Of
slavery where II exists 10 State under the
son OF that States municipal laws and regulations
go long they refrain from unjusty interfering with
abrogpg by State legislation the rights and privileges
cured to US by constitutional guarantees But VIC claim
the right and will exercise that right whenever and wher
demands 70 restrict and limit slavery within the bounda
res OF those States where at present exists by giving
to the constitution such liberal construction IS thosc
fsynAe R'eEf ~ s4d q The common Law demands The
cps proerefs and Of education aSa ss M q lust pn
those IDEAS and sentiments, and egsatc with regard
IS far as sound discretion allows just as far q
The republican party assaled BY other parties hostile
to II upon different grounds The extremes in the North
slavery, that recognizes the principle Of man roldn
property In and that this principle the original
hal vas by =, the be- % the
| that end, and that all the departments OF
government under it have been controlled and
directed for that purpose the executive, the judiciary
and the legislative They say further. that its whole
policy should be directed in accordance with
sign and they declare that long conne ourselves
10 constitutional resistance to slavery do nothing
to limit il or repel its Entertainments. They say only
or Of be and The on the the n
sttuton But reply TO them that the republican party
will not and need not resort to such measures The
remss OF the other or Southern section hold precisely
similar views in respects to the character
tct OF the republican party, and they say
that that party is standing menace 70 their peculiar
institution &C slavery They declare further, that the
event Of the republican party coming IN TO the admnisra
ton the government, although called to power by
the win Of tho majority corsttutonay expressed that
they to be resisted by force or arms and need be-
by violent dissolution Of the government and the Uoi
isef. Again. the extreme abortion str in Christiau
charity, ndvse rs 10 Dissolve organization because
they say We are impoent and incapable Of goo5 while
sRar, the other hand, the ogarcbis.s gitb
equal clearress and persricnty, cerounce nss
aud demand our overthrow. because, they say, we
are powerful and nd CAPABLE Of .ic'ng great mischief
may well be sale Of It tb u retains bnt the the
great prin ripe which would rerresent INC name, the
ensdow may be there but the substance is The iv
ing principle which ert suEtained democracy has long
since departed The idea of true democracy is very
mir able, indeed when regard embodiment
OF freedom; When look at in contr To
tyranny and despotism the snposcs OF monarchies
hcnest conception Of the democracy represeu's
govern ment administered for the ben6t OF all 90
scrpmcnt the benefit and glory Of king depot
not government for the benefit Of the privileged few
not for The aegrandzement OF nobility aristocra
cy bit hich secures equality Of civil rights
arc priv,ges every member OF the community how
ever poor he may be, or however humbe may be his
origin The people nnder such form Of government
tire prorer swgvers They represent the majesty OF the
Laws and constitution in ,hemsces Not that each inai-
viiua rheris eqrai capacity and genius with all
Inn not that each has derived benefit from the
circumstances of fortune and education, bnt
that each is equal the enjoyment OF civil rights and k
to be controlled and governed by just and equal laws
But what character Of the democratic party OF our
dayso who seeks control and govern this great
and free repnbcY le cboeen leaders derdc rdcue
the equality Of human rights they scoif tho very
prir ciple which independence achieved and
upon which our noblest institutions They stand as
tie representatives. OF free nation, but OF party
apxiors to reverse the Old rTecp OF law In
fvor OF liberty and to strike out the golden rule from