The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17
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patriotic speech of the Senator from New Yors.
The Senator from Delaware has said that his state,
as has been the rs To adopt the constitution she
would be the last TO desert it, That claim shah dig
pute with him. The State that have the honor, in
part 10 represent the last OF the old thirteen 10
adopt the constitution She will permit no other state
20 De the last 70 leave IT, She wiz remain true TO the
American nag SO long as shred of IT floats. She
deiloerated long, because she appreheDded that in
entering into the Union she made great sacrifces
and incurred great risk OF loss She found that in
stead OF sacrifice and loss, it has been all glory and
gain. The time demands wisdom Moderation and
Cancellation. The Constitution is to be preserved in
the spirit in which IL framed, by mutual forbear-
ance by liberal construction Of each others motives
and by general confidence Of the people Of one
section in the people Of every other section Who
ndence points an arrow to the heart Of his coun-
try. Whoever attempt TO strengthen or restore,
pronounced upon the peacemakers. However We
may be esranged by unfortunate and trus transient
causes, we are all brethren OF one household. Inter
marriage and emigration have given to the families Of
either section representatives in the other. You
not trace back your family tree but Of its limbs
will cast their shadows in every state The blood OF
your ancestors flowed at Lexington and Redeemed the
soil of Bunker IIil The bayonets of our cleaned
at the battle Of Cowpens, and the genius OF Rhode
Island man, TO whom my colleague has so eloquently
REFERRED directed the fight at Eutaw Springs Tnat
day he made good the declaration that would rescue
fathers achieved the independence of their country
together they laid the foundations of its greatness and
glory together they erected this beautiful structure
which is privilege TO inhab which it la our duty
to preserve and transmit together enjoy that prvi-
lege together must perform that duty will not
neve that IN the madness of popular folly and delu-
son the most bengnant government that ever blessed
humanity Is to be broken mp. will not believe that
this great power which is marching with gigantic steps
toward the first place among the nations Of the earth
to be turned backward in Its mighty track There
no grievances ancied real that be redressed
within the Union and under the constitution There
no differences between that may not be settled we
will take them up in the spirit Of those whose places
we have succeeded and the fruits Of whose hbors we
Mr.. CoIIAnR (rep) Of Vt. called for vote on post
ponng the consideration Of the Crtcnden resolutions,
and to take up and fix day for the consideration o. the
Kansas bill.
The vote resulted as follows
chnnSs- xTa1sssrs Antnony Baker RinshAm Cameron
mons sumner. Ten Eyck, Trumbui, Wade Wilkinson and
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measures by striking out the preamble and the resou
ton.
The vote resulted as follows
chsnd c burss rs
sssDasn foS Foster Grimes Hale Harlan, King, Seward
R,sA Cqs4:
Latham Mason, kieholson, Pearce Polk, Powell PGsh RE-
Salisbury Sebsstian-2l
Messrs benjamin, slidell and wigfall did not vote
Mr. DOUGLAS came in after the vote was determined and
asked TO record his vote.
motion then made TO lay tho subject On tho
table, which carried
Mr. GwS, (opp) Of CAL. moved to take up the Pacific
Railroad bill
Mr.. HUNTER, (opp), OF Va, had objection, II the
Senate would allow the Deficiency bill to be taken up
Mr.. Gwrs-I have no objection TO IT,
Mr.. CoiJAMrn moved to take up the Kansas bill
The CaR stated that the motion to take up the Pacific
Railroad bin was before the Senate.
Mr. BiGIlR moved that the Senate go into executive
session.
cal order for one =. NJ. on Friday.
Mr. BICIER withdrew his motion
Mr. GwS moved that the Pacific Railroad bin be taken
up.
The CHAIR decided that the bill was before the Senate
Mr. BICIER moved that the Senate 90 into executive
session.
Motion carried.
The executive session lasted twenty minutes, when the
doors were rcopened
Mr.. CAMRcS, (rep) Of Penn. moved reconsideration
Of the vote ing the Crisenden resolutions the table,
pending which. at ten minutes after three p. NJ Lbe
Senate adjourned.