The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23

here was an hreversols law OF popuiatio- .,u
the question, and thai the South wanted governing
oaptal rather than territory s'paa.i e,o ssS
10 be carried out he would 81 mon were as nvh
e On he ssSy 'f' A., ssss ~ rss.s s'a i
!: ,.,y a. Saves the Union withou. the Union
only mode ~ .ns could ever expand was
That ,uss rce and have new source Of Supply
Mr. IN ft the real design OF The eoa ~, sath
a4niss-s Of Sesrs Miles, B0oham aso., NG ,s.,
sho obiee, was me reopening Of the slave
ede Suppose said he they dc not get out Of the
iie problem IN the rule of three which VIII be cphered
out il these events much longer pending The Dor
Ger h sys snSs e. the truth But where was slavery
10 expandY ~ South left the Union she would
get rs mnol the present territory he could grasp
back nor could there evor be extorted from the
North treaty giving tse same guarantees. .,ss. TO
to epandf Not to Central America, for England exc
cised sovereignty over one half her domain. Not 10
Mexico, England had the abolition OF slavery
there also Their retiring ooDfederates ought not
gst the events Of 1884, when George rhompsrA, the
p9glish abo.onist, sen: 10 enligen toe dead
cited letter from Thompson Murrel, q tennessee
which this sentence: "Ihe die Sciutpn Of the
v ve% In the aSs Of s eoSs sraeS
there will be- besides thu African slave trade other ee.
mens Of dseod and agitation Slavery was the great
ruling interest Of the extreme States, while the other
States Lad other gvass interests which could not &c lightly
abandoned woad DC for the interest Of the coast states
have free trade 10 manufactured goods but how would
operate the mechanical and manufacturing indus
try Of Missouri Kentucky, Virginia. Mar ylsid and Della
ware9 There would be- therefore, the prop Union
an antagonists, quite great there has
this But il manufactures To be protected and
| couraged in the border slave States their white
population would increase fast that they would be but
nominaly slave States, and would finally become free
States lie appealed 10 the North to guarantee by
cision OF the Supreme Court in the bred Scott Let
feel he said that have country instead OF
geographical section 70 represent. Let act
partisans the old constitution, the
trough Of the with battered mas's and sails will
| weather the storm.
Mr. LOGAN (opp) of H. made some retort 10 this and
there Appearances Of angry feeling, which
| however, did not evestuate in anything serious
Mr. MARTIN, opp Of Va during Mr.. Clemens remarks
cxctedy expressed the hope that the member would
be allowed to continue his traitoroas remarks.
Calls for order loudly made, and there much
| confusion, but 1t subsidized.
Mr. WAsnnrRsE, (rep) Of Wis, Of the minority Of the
by himself that the constitution is ample for the pre-
| servation Of the Union, and the prote ,tion OF
all the material interests of the country, and
that IL needs 10 be obeyed rather than amended He
gave the reasons why He opposed the recommendations
Of the naority not being disposed to subject the people
| question was-and it would have to be met--whether
they shall give slavery guarantee in the constitution
He opposed to the admission OF New Mexico. lie
would not consent to bring two slave State sena
tors into Congress- lie would not vote for the admission
OF slave state. II New Mexico even were to present
herself with free State constitution, still he would be
| against II. she has not the necessary popu
htion, and not the ability to sustain a government
But one thing he desired TO impress the minds Of all
| and that was, if the Union dissolved they
might look III vain for its reconstruction any such
basis IL stands upon. If reconstructed the North
win Ak the terms Of the reconstruction and will insist
that those who sccede shall come into Union
If they come at all terms Of equality with u.s. But
said he, II disunOn comes whether it by peace
able secession through fire and blood and civil
shall have this consolation that when the conflict Is
xhn hp Vyha hpV hay
been-namely, inhabitants Of FREQ country
Adjourned.