New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

don't propose to enter our States, You say, to XII
and destroy our institutions BY force. Oh, No. 70,
initiate the faith Of Rhadamiscus, and yoC
simply to nc you US don't in an embrace
fell the tree you promised not to- You merely propose
to grde it, and let it die, and them when we tell you
don't understand this way, and your acting upon Il
in this spirit releafes from the Obligations which
accompany IT, and under no circumstances con-
sent to live together under that interpretation and we
say will go, if you will let us 60 in peace, we are
answered by your leading spokeman =" Oh no, we
cannot do that. We have no objection 10 It, person
| it, your PEOPLE will be hanged for treason We have
examined tits instrument thoroughly, and We cannot
| find any warrant in it for releasing Ourselves
from tie obligation of giving you all thee benefits,
rense with anything else but we protest. upon our
souls that conscences will be sorey worried il we
| do not take your money" Laughter. That is the
proposition of the Senator from Ohio, (ir. Wade In
plain ar guage, eve dispense it'll anything and
everything else, but how TO get rid of taking your
money, we cannot see." lLaug teri Now, Senator'S,
this picture is not placed before you with any idea Of
acting upon any of you, or that 1t will change the
views or alter the conduct of any Of you, all hope Of
that is gone. Our Committee has reported this
morning that feasible scheme of adjustment can
be devied. The day of adjustment has passed III you
propose 10 make one now, you are too Late And now
Senators, within very few weeks we part, to meet
again az Senators in common council chamber Of
the nation, forever. We desire, we beseech
you TO let this parting he in peace. c0nnre you to
indulge in vain delusio that duty, or conscience
interest, honor impose upon yo the necessity o.
invading our Staiee aud shedding the blood Of our
IeoIle. You have possible justification for II.
rnst it is from no craven spirit or any sacrifice OF the
dignity or honor of my own State, that make this last
appeal but from far higher and boer motives IT. how
ever ball prove yaiif you resOln,c 10 pervert
the Government framed By the fathers for the protec
ton Of our rights, into an instrument for snbugaing
and enslsyrg us, then appealing TO the Judge
Al
must meet the issue you force upon beat becomes
freemen defending all that II dear to man. What may
he the fate of this horil lie contest none forte but
this muh will say the fortunes OF war may be ad-
verse TO yonr arms you nay carry desOlati0n into our
peaceful land, and with torch and frebraDd may set
cities in fanes you may even emulate the atroci-
ties of tbOse who, In the days Of the Revolution,
bounded Il bloodthirsy savage; you may give the
protection Of your advancing armies to the furious
fanatics who desire nothing than 10 add the hor
of seIyile instruction TO civil war; you may do
all If, and more, but you never can subugate us;
YOU never convert the free Sons Of the soil into
yassals yayiDg tribute to your power; you can
degrade them to servle and inferior race; never,
never, never.
Is effect storm of applause broke forth from all the
galleries cries Of "GoCd!' "Good!' "Hit' CHR
cayJing Of hands, and waving Of handkerchiefs,
shouting and hurrahlg. There was the most intense
exciten ent and coLfusiOn.
Mr.. MASON Dem, Val sprang 20 his feet and in
a vote that could be heard above all the confusion and
nose moved that the galleries be instantly cleared.
The Senator was seconded by numerous voices all
over he Senate.
Tie PRESIDENT Mr.. Bright in the chair ordered
the Sergeant Arms TO clear the gallery.
Hisets and ca-cas and whistling resounded through
out the gallery, adding TO the confusion.
Mr.. YULEE dem, Fla moved to adionrn.
Mr.. MASON said he hoped not till The dignity of
the Senate had been asserted.
The confusion increased, ard the Sergeant -atArms
commenced 70 clear the galleries.
Mr.. YULEE insisted on biz notion which was OBJ
q. I.sL NJ ..gft I...h nt,s ln-
Tie Yeas aud Nays were demanded, and the Clerk
proceeded 10 call the roll. Tire motion 10 adjourn was
lot by vote Of 81 10 ~. BY this time tho Sergeant
nt-Aims had uearly cleared the gerirP, ard partial
order wac lestorrd, though great cxeuent prevail cd.
Mr.. MASON eiid he I'D not mean that the lidies'
gallery ,hould be cleared.
Mr.. BAKER (Rcp., OrcgoD) got tie floor to reply TO
Mr. Bcriiaulin but Welded 10 motion 20 adjourn.
lie Senate then adjourned ill Wednesday.