The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09
House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1861.
The House has passed bin for the adjustment Of tho
claims Of the ugets Sound Agricultural Company under
the treaty Of Britain authorizes persons rcsd
ING in Washington Territory, within year, TO mako
application Tor confirmation OF the title TO the lands
claimed by them. Passed.
am CORRESPONDENCE BFTwnS TUE PRESIDENT AND COLONEL
HA,NE
The sAsER laid before the House the message OF the
President including the correspondence between himself
and Colonel HayLc, Of South Carolina. Referred 10
select committee of Ave, and ordered 10 be printed
msncHEs
The House resumed the consideration Of the report Of
the Committee 81 Thirty three.
Mr. HArros fopp) Of Tenn. contended, with regard to
the principal question ~ ssuehinely slavery in the
M mn am 10 nrosoon N sa
Terr tories. IL WAS complained that these lights
were not respected and upon tins ground some Of the
ceocd but Tennessee would seek no such remedy for
wrongs. she would deem herself humilisted and dis
gsced she abandoned the Constitution Of their fathers
help emsmber this glorious Union. He protested
against his state being dragged in the wake Of the reck
lc~s selfish leaders Of the cotton States.
Nj KrlIooG, Uep) Of ~ said that IT tho country is
to be saved parties and Platforms must be
sunk and buried in oblivion He cared for no party
crisis before tham, and his principle OF
ticn In this dread emergency would be that the
abandonment Of party or platform, long there
would be abandonment of honor and conscience. The
n they were approached with elaboration camness
and with feelings free from the trsmmes and preldces
Would once moro be restored to our distracted Country
Revolution, unfortunately fac, and history has
corded that six saie and perhaps seven Of the outer
circle OF the states o the confcneracy have Withdrawn
their tight and brightness 10 sct-unlcss they return
legal sstio set IN that ds knees forever which dsoy
atty 10 truth and freedom mus cngcnder. The time
has whom all men, North and South, must combine
10 cave the tDou, sinking ont of eight for the
time, al lcast. all distractions which bad hitherto
prevented them clearly seeing proper course
which lay before them. let them do this and the
would 10, risc and scs ave times until peace was re
Harm vlOr Rad herv fn
THE rcs, nation and s the glorious old stars and
stripes VII wave a. bright and free a. evernot star
erased not line tarnls shed the brave Old flag ZAP
psuse) What weic the dniculte which prevailed and
from whence dd thoy spring. fhe real dicuty
10 the returning q fugi,yes from labor, for IN his
state all other states where the question had
been tested every facility had been given 10 the
tion u that law Mr. iancoln had 10 Jared in OF his
speeches that the South emitted efficient rug
tive slave law. How then, could They establish any
eharee W thsi 70, ~ n,,re osss,sl 2, ana had
tho disruption 81 the rnop the question
easy q solution Tho diculty his arisen non co.
AM he soa,n rel.,ire % ars a'iprS,@ of slavery
sornc behaving hat was blessing 10 the Save and
benefit a. The master While tho cther she North we're
taught 10 regard - moral 49, political wronr eed
this couNct a ornnn would contnue 90 exist a. o.a
s ssssgsss1 s .s, 80 & s1 ,s sse vas gene
wfong tut sine hep, cducatun aBd poiNal ira ping
bad greatly ehaufsd ihe cufreut = m~ns fclrgs With
pic oannot b. changed riey might Irrlsaie ill ths
tide ceased 10 SOW nnf ~ ~ ~pth Soch believe thAi
tired q hs eosr.s sna 30 ~ Ser,ssrn nina sculi
retain lhe bclicf that slavery . moral Ani
yS ~. s.s 81 ! M .r... s'' s g sSs
inirodnced b. hun several dnfs 100 w@ 70
ameta IN tonsiltntion fathers have eefeTe
now~sf theaaestbb ~ leo seitta rs@edZ uas 4
s sss ssi.. -, ~ "a, rsrA Z h, .s saw,
should nos - bu' south ~ slavery mAht exist me
Festli thai pesos fesaoted - - ssnlly, a.
w. ssssIsS ls,s,ss % y H. vs r~mss 4 ,hs as
natui ~ a. fnrbeg sagafnaA ~ IFo~,ioa.
bAieymg thaa u wosa " ~ egHi y ~ Amercsn
ihs5 49, islncs 10 ,helr isot. 10 thsm siane.
wss,,er u fsse,ei Slsv,,sy so, q ~ nnss
W kriooo rerl.ee nat ~ wpali sahsr = ,hs linz
resg.nse " qusEioa frou NJ Fanswpfih A. Femnled
that ken,inah uat H. fMr ian#NNfshl voted foF chs
cfiti,nder Muutgomery amesaners. whfh ssnhfassa
ticn n The ps~f,e Fbo1id ~ ectermine.
NJ lanNsvasns sAia 80 A. kne~ a. F"stis weula
not ~ aclcfHins
amendment 10 The rii rcsocnitnu = Ne Wncp,ss y
cmbocsed 10 Wa Or ~ country II ~ ~ paf,s. -
% Dot care whsthsr be- FFuI~ton was folnd = ths
nrceSinrdgc, neug hnf ~ leguhlcsa pasilorm z 49,
M. SUNS (oTpl ON q inihe csarse - ha Feuaarts,
taii that BIS state would nos b. party 10 Ne deirmc
ton q tn government - lonE a. hr rghts sna heor
sse within the lnon- Be cesaladcd ~ savocaag
the cfitteDasn eompfomise.
Reeves tai bsxen J.. W.
gvgSf~C SESSION.
Mr. C,Efy font o. Ind, proceeded - show that there
were no causes for dissolution 81 the rnon that
have NO, existed ever noe faiaion u he govern
mont The only real diec nliy with tho ncceasenists
The election ~ n republican, President Tho CsHseYfen
~ opposition sham and prf'ense which would NOD he
endorsed by the people.
Nobody caring 70 take The noOr The House ssogrnod