, 1860-04-28

NAAHrs61os April q, LEGO.
The House bas no notion Of adjourning oYer
this week, as appears from the proceedings. It
was agreed this morning that the week should
be epent mostly in Committee Of The Whole On
The State Of the Union, and IN : accordance with
that agreement tLrco speeches weero ground out
to-day, from Messrs. Avery Of Tennessee, Nor.
nil OF Vermont, md Joccs of Georgia.
Tie speech of Avery, fire. .eating Democrat
from l''o land Of Jackson, Il am ashamed to say1
was one OF those disunion larangues which
have become TOO common to excite auy remark.
Lie would insist that the Republican pa,ty pro-
posed to Interfere with slavery III. the States
where it exists, and cited Blake's resolution as
proof. Mr. Sherman at this poiat interrupted
him with Il wetl1imsd correction aud brief
statement Of tho Republican position, which
will completely spoil the effect of the speech
ut home. The question being put to Mr. S.,
VII 10 upon tie floor, whether he was not in
favor Of tile abolition Of Slavery in tho District
OF Columbia, he stated that he was not, and had
always told his constituents SO but that the
Republican party had never taken position in
regard to this question, some Of its members
being opposed to it and some in favor of it.
Two Of AEery's fnain points being that tho Re.
publican party was pledged to-the. immediate
cna:tmen. Of this measure whenever they came
into power, aud thu. tue Blake rcsolut on meant
abolition, he looked blank enough when Sber.
man Knocked tile pins out from uuder-his posi.
tim. Tho k:en-r5ed St kes, 1very's Sou,h
American colleague, enjoyed his di.comf,ure
nvran6InG3r a fiaa yF,oE
Gratis tell in Congsess nbout Republican p.inci-
pies will came hours to roost. Inc majority of
the South Americans, de.iring to see lair play.
will lind it conrenient many d lime to SIT Us
right. Of these Stokes is one Of the fairest-
minded and nlust independent.
Mr. Morrill,, of Fer'aont. the author Of the
Tariff bill which is now before the liousc. fol-
loved in CLEAR aud convincing argument 10
support Of the bill, and drew" around him tie
thinking aud worling men Of tic House. IT.
Seemed straagc tu heur speech upon any other
topic beside slavery, and every auditor looked
auxiously for tho place where the negro was
TO como in, but for once be was left entirely out
time, 1br JankIn, o. PENNSYLVANIA, made a
speech not long since in which no allusion was
made to the coinred indir'dunt.
Mr.. storriitfs positions we're lid in the accept
ed axioms Of poit'c.l philosophy. aud were all
strongly and ably sustained. Tho mischievous
tnunc;al policy Of the present Administration,
and the inconsistency Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, were well thown up. The suicidal
operation Of the issue Of Treasury NOTES was
forcibly Illustrated, and the preprety Of prompt
" funding them earnestly urged. Air. Aorrill
has shown the country that Republican states
men, while not etinE the great interests Of
Freedom, arc dive upon the other measures Of
public policy demanding the consideration Of
The le-isla:ise branch Of the Government. Not
| 2 Democratic speech has been deliscred th:s
session which did not hare dsrkcy in it, and
there is nu Democrat now disposed TO take up
tue Tariff question. aud. as has to day been
| done on the Republican side Of the House, us.
cuss it uI,nn its merits, aside from its bear:n &
upon tue SLAVE ~ question.
| Mr. No1rill was 10 loved BIZ Jchn J. Jones Of
| Georgia, Oh :le negro question, CT course: 70
say that Jones went IN for disunion would ain-
! ply be to Say tl..t he i. De!nncrat.
| Ex-senator l.icfIa,d II. Young Of your State,
| who las Of late years been in very reduced cir
| cunlstHnees, has recently became insane In this
ctr, in consequence, am told, Of his inspena-
I'i,e cup Of Mr. buchanan is rapidly filing ur.
| The developments in regard 10 The Nalkcr !ci-
ter bare opened the dooI gsscof d.sctosu' c, and
tue easer public ignoring covode's cem,nlttee,
| are scentng ont all E1anucr OF eaormltfcs and
petty u ranries which hare d;ssraced the reign
Of Jamcs the First. Ii'rupturc in the tatinct
is nuw confidently predicted. If Judge B]acl.
W. ;nu,s a., I, a.. a. 49, ~
~ y. ~ torn ara -, fron
1nc as ~ st IroEu - S ,s..
'ne naoa oI olo @ hush n;hsel'' ana plooao's ~, 2
| nj present the Walker matter il I4ade subser-
VEIL 10 lne A'aoseto1oS t1N1est ~ snc Iesu';
NJ caafaes1?1. 1tasHa 'e,.s '!s ,uas ne easo
N ahe 81 'usn, oI oiuca osint' .nss lno' i, IL.
'hs, aaa '""n'. '.1l uesoH.'ns "tn ,1o'e , .uan
usual eastrhess tee 'e" 'ofh 1tFas1 eaas'
lesvoh 1.o o's 2a1cnes.
dent bus been returned by Mr. Duchansa; it il