The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

sonJr and be ssnA;ors pF'v.,sxes
wkh such bitter sunss and rssrs.sd rrsvseAsons 70
Lhe 1uel vae NJ Benton pursued Do. no csn
order, any seton Of the SsDa,e ths outrage
he MrrnrtEs ysTAy-Es
Here 10 another osssncs N deoss n he Senate on
the 9th February, 1852, Mr. Osrsns slave master Of
Alabama, thus dirscay lcaoked Mr. Rhs. for u-1arxk
. s 'n s.n 10 ss y y ss
70 ~oa,d have soash. rs:rss here, as void has
redress IN the only way he sbosid have sough, q" There
call 70 orosr Here Is still another In me debate
ae no Juy 1854 r,S ye .SosDds
psss l6s the Senator iron Louxsns (Hr bsnjsmn),
sbo 10 still member Of this BODY, ardent for slavery
senate especially "with gentleman Who processes he
PRINCIPLES OF NON resancs @ he understood the Senator
an imagined impatai,0n on him BY Ar. Seward, ana
up by saying "H came rom another crzrser Il
would NOT BE- upon this dor ta., should answer IT,"
then, during tho present session, the Senator from
Mississippi mr. Davs), speaks 80 often for sisvery
in coioquy this floor with the Senator from vermont
Ting personal difficulties and indicating what . called per
sona honor personal honor did not depend absolute
y upon what man does and not what Is done 70 him
nauk he feeh himself bound to answer for it' and
reply 70 the ssnator from Vermont be declared TIA, IN
might DO "pas6fsctsn"
COMMENTS TIE FACTS
do not dwell on this instance any OF these Ia
clsYauons Ill been made open Senate without any
check from tho Chair OF course, they clear VIOLA
Ioos ~ se nass ~ =, Az y, - 49,, -
due prohibited BY solemn act Of Congress (See Sta
1e: . v s Feb 20 ,a IL case 81
soOv 70 Sc punished 81 hard sbsr IN The psussnary
and where nothing has occurred beyond the cnal
,cnse, -. Va rs sS,sh c,S,s a., wssemssnor sso
70 be punished by hard labor IN the penite1us'
~. ri: ~. sy': dsssncs and YET u' The sDs
tors who thus openly dmegard hw sanctioned oy tne
u 0 On, ~ 49, s. oS Sasor, d,rsoard he Eso.
psas o. ~ ~ o ,ss vSch aesorn0 o s pro,sd
c0rrso .ar0s "s" q s.n.sors xoo srs % eis
worons for chs enforcement Of nWrn bsein by en
forcing the statute which sse a% %a. =
ch.n,hs, Es sbss n 100 much 10 expsct while slavery
neysiIs here or the duel part OF that system or vo
tsrcH vnicb "a liz eriein IN SayaYv
nm v,nss oo,eftSa0yAf pSsirr on SLAVERY.
Bu W. t uSsu sSoused Sy the savs sus,oo ia c,u
sen maj I've ssn sss onv ~ wsss ba,
,rsss .s..S into h;.torr Fen IN ina. earliest de-
Bate "a he Srs Congress. after the CONSERVATION on the
~. LII =, ~ 49, ~ y. u.s,s % SssonrSs eccrv
ssp ~ 20 rs1 q o,e ,s ~ sn the nave mssers
became .ngy naulsed .nss,s :, sae men "a me sn
cry 0emg Suaxes ana s, sau, a., s',os,ss
q abuse while one or them began sne charge 20 o.en
since ofecsed senms. A. Anr s,yeIy nsa, ~ s
nn ma W ~, .,a ao,, o.rc".
explicit terms, 70 break solemn compact 70 which ne
oaa nunsen ueeu Psyt mnen 49, ~. . sa.s -.
franklin had done no sucn tang. inns greas mAa Sn
soon summoneo Ivy " uoa.n. o"s no unu ne .s
asns VIM bs match De sns in the bsau Al
asSs. where osrssir si.Se dealer, nsisane upon he
avement Of white Christians, Is made to repest The
Congressional speech Of an Amsricsn slave MASTER
But these displays Of violence have nsur. ncsss.sa
yerc but with l.te .pprecsion Of the aoer forms Of Dc
oAse, t1ey So.,a no. " sev NJ. v
than any y q s'd snss ::
ue ~x sn" @nu 'shs. n"' 'uS coasss or
.h o,sS.,,ns ns csn.e Of sisvsrv sn,ds,
eli seeming triumphs has ioss and truth sS, has
a., $1,000 N SnI sosce r chsrsccr soo.iea.
a. NOW and 10 universsi asinmsuts "a scholar this
~ s r.pcsc Which Ss ssd ed With 20 ability
ma Utesrttv nov sdmied eycn by his enemies. and
which faithful history c.nnO. forss. Hsy,nx been rrss
seniaves ct me period when the slave question in its
revival rx began TO occupy the public attention 10 al
NE comp,eseue q ss nature ne became The rspressn
the right o. petition when Save m.'s5s WIN cnsrac
serissio tyranny sought to sspprs. Ihs wss res.sa
done with his whole heart. Then was poured upon hin
became ocSspcaous, NOV ,,sSa% ,r.n ~, 90 ~
eronery Of manner where the accidental Legislator va
ost 10 ne nssura ovefseer' sns INC "sn VIC p'AnA'a
1m nsaIss.I .. ION. qrEsr aD.xs ,.,.
an saoress 20 M coussue s s'1 ", b..
MI Aosms 'nw frankly uo@o''o0' '"' "'~s"'"' no "''
l eAPeo
Ipsy can take part ssy debate upon IN Inn ,os Ant sao
"a az ns,n., n ressrn - 10 word Of
reproaos and rsiIlns thai Il not hused Il me.
Ina ~ N. =. ~. ,neecb hs g,ves gimnse of slav
master, = -" '-'' ''
Wssrs N. sou csapo, .asu. her oss By brow bss,nx.
aha vheedisu
I'm .noshe, occ.s.on bs s~d vith his accust oms,i
ro~a, N'' ~ '
a., ,,y,. 4,
Inssh bullying aoa ,nres On rssexs ne ssssosasss IN
seeteN; ~; u@'o'S NV s"0"~A""' NO
w" - " = .... AN, A. ,,..
Nor were me snve VIZ, VIC sIy'ou
wotos uue W 'ao ~ 800 ~ W. ..-sos,
pereoos inoeniy OF cvefy kno, &na esen ~
Ana mere eoutn cAronn. ns.ary 49, se -. luo
Cnsrcsson A1rwt, wmcn ASsys sP'AAs VIZ "u' 'o'0e
i on smvcfy, ssio, 10 Aoo''-
Pubic opinion IN The South would Nc are snrr Justly
On mmedAie resort 70 force BY NE souhern ae'sg
evea % V noI OF vosg v9e W =, ,
= ~ no. al ~ ~ H., oupcy xasns ~. ssrsa