, 1861-01-22

x.n4n5 fo- u..a1+3r-;aro brt hn newer rorI3 |
'oee'1 ~. A,u. o' ~ ~ - -
He would be aehanea to LOOK his constituents
In Nm fsca tt,rr snnnort,np TINT amendment.
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Il NC onouu give sucn 'o'0 ~ aeeN
Would show: his face assain In Cailtornia-
The Crittaudcn scheme of compromise as
INV ,mend.a uon,d .;ve m neace to tho
~" ~.a1uuso "ou'" sss Nv Pe.o ~ 4,,s
country. 1t would comphcate matte8s stin
worse. It wonld be voted deWn by the North
orerwhelr,;pplv. tiooeat Inen III thn H6utE
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"onlo moi sustain II Enca tney came 10 IN
derstand It. The people Of California Of all
parties look for the early acquisition OF Sonora
and Lower California, two Mexican States,
needed to accomodate the exp,n.lye enerrie.
of the American c}t3zene IN {he Parif1c slone
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b1t the adopt1on OF thiS CrAtenoensfo"eA
resolution would forever defeat the acquisition
OF tnat Feluaolc territory. AND moreover, the
b;11 "a II fo s+,nds ia fon+,,r1 IN II; the Mat.
fn,,,. NJ Al, .,,a ,.+a saYa,a,tno f,r tho p-as,.
- sn-s-. ~ - .s "es.'s e ~ :. 80 e.
aeneS. Inc people Woala fetnalate u, ana 1o1
1ofGe slavery INTO territory now Hee.
lnc epeech WIS sMort, ont 70 inc pont, anu
every sentence cut Ike whip, ta1stng ~clts
On the oaeKs O. the conspEstots- La1nam -
becoming rapidly cured OF his pfo-slaVcfy
democracy; he has become stannch Union
man, M ;. ana generany Fose' with the hepnohcans
Ihe question was taken on tgsertihg tue
Powell amendment to make au Territory, In
cladtng future acquisitions, bouth OF 20 oesss.
5V min, aaee :e-sato7y, and the vote stood yeas
~ nays .o- In the affirmative we're Dougtds,
fugh; ALTO Baker Of Oregon, who voted for 1t
IN order that 1t might be 50 odious that the
Wnole plot to Buoycrt the Constitution might
be blown up. =:
me question turned On inc the hdoption o.
Senator ssnator Slash's snbst'tute to crittcnden's
Resolred That the provisions Of the Coastitutlon
are dnp'a for kh< pTeseroation 1 Tie Union, and
the protection of NJ the material interests Of the
oonnt5y; 9a5 e :7ssas 70 q eeeyed ro1asr Mon
hnTers ~ ~ noRcd r Il ua
pressrye the peaee nrotec the publjc propertT md
particular interests, compromises for particular
difficulties, OK concessions to unreasonable dc.
nands.
This substitute was carried by ayes 28, HAYS
| "a; DouClas, Fitch, Rice. and othct dotghfucca
| voting ii the negative: The next question
| gfatntnc On the table. Car4icd-yeas &c, nays
s, Lathnm voting with the Republicans. On
the last two votes Slidell aud Wlgfall refused
to 70 on the record Cameron, for some rea-
son, moved a reconsideration Of the defeated
slave epdc scheme, 80 that It .nay come up
| again.
4 vide spread mfssppreheusion pezyades the
public mirid Ia the North in rolation to the
real character of the eCrittendeu-PoVeIl amend
ments to the Constit It "a believed by
hundreds of thousantB that Crittenden propo-
pes to restore the Missouri Compromise act,
making al the territory ~ north Of $3.50 abso,,
lutely free, and leaving all south of 1t On open
question ft,r The inhabttauts to settle the SIN
/ ycrv question on the PRINCIPLES Of Popular 6oy-
eseignty. This is what many people actually
believe. mud thev are signing petitions to Con-
gress spraying Tor the passage OF C1ittenden's
apropcsition 70 rcstorc the Missouri Compro-
"misc," Now it is tho duty Of every Repub-
| Iican editor to undecefvn them. and exn1a{r the
true character Of the infamous project, tho
adoption Of which, Instead Of giving peace to
discord, and would prccipitato the country
into wnrs Of conquest far fhe gpread of slayery
in all tlose yast rsgfons living betvcen Us and
The Isthmus Of Dar}en. The slave 8tates would
syur1n with flllbustctipc and pitatical cxpedi-
tions for theinyasion of Mexico and CcntTal
American states. And this countrr would
soon flnd ttser dtaeeed into = disastfous war
| with EucIand. France. Spain and Mexico all
| comblned. to defend those don1fnions from
scizure md confIscation bv American slaye.
hol]cra. Let It be knoTn md pnociaImed in
IIl;nois that stenhen 4 Dona}as fas inTned
SovercI~ntv, and hcs hrrn51r an ndvocnfe of
fhe moTsirn,ts nroiect tn convcrt al, North
America sonfi, nf IL ~ into !, siave emnIret
And bcre let me remark that after he had
delivered himself IF his 1nte secessinn har-
ano7,c Jroomhs y1ofar a115e1I and Icff
Dayis ,rho had h5efors anti urnn him. cn,na m
and yarn,]y concratuiatcd Kim On his anos.
tasr And 1vIsr Tcomhs f1nished his ira,
sn,;ch,e and h-nt.1 aneecs, 1,e. weeE norglae
IN fnll view If af511 snectotors' ran mn tp liz
traitor md eagerly shook both his hands.
| AMI NOW W. ~ H., 1nt;no for o,nend dnents
| to tl,c cnnstitntion 10 cTtend and nTntcct
Si,vcrr orer Enrfh America hv thc ;vhoie
Es1srs1 nnHar r. IN avant ~ rornn3ata ~.
1870 LSth LvHs - uo Stttn ,;sn"5 ~
amnn~ Donnlass @ ennt3dentIa1 ftns f. that he
H. removing to st1 ass.spP TO Eesa
Ana taese Is anotner stfa" - showing ,, "nlcn
WY .oe waa4 y olorans. anpmas; qea ns w. W.
es.s,s,n, .i go caaJa5 L. A'1i IT, oaiH T.
ir c,nse cnee @ stS ;th nano,aa
Hy IL esS ~ tsat ba ~. h"n, VII ~, ~
s, o,,thts .9ae us nao peu a.at q ~
leoei ~ n oa tns ola.o .. alossppl ~ 70
purchase 1VGo stand Of a arms % IN the North 70,
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Rt'a.hao hr;,. Will "a 70 "en - IA aa4a..s na
,;es thn }fn,a ass ~ ot ~, 4re,son noA9 M" e
aiSs " G,.s,o.1 ny 0otSa ~ az ~ ~ .t,.+
Ill, IT: uualcs 10y ~ O1lv ntaar se.nsn. w ou'
- ~ 12se @ ~ W. W.;
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~ uy sos.- Mn9 "cte .ae5 luas *GsS Nsatl,
!1g geat soaeeasaons at ue naaos ol tne Neiln IN
tnose sno s na4 4 stolea lac H.oRetJ o. u:
gaIeu etatea' lnoee VINO I Luz aawaess.s ss "G4zss ~
.o@, Sa;m @ Moases anu POT 10 os a., mel me.
t wefe LIaltols ano Ieoem WIG aoa arsa upp.
lac Ametaean nsg anu "oSea xas agaase !a' y,
eosS.n4enut. e, !hey Aaq Racca c49npn on u:
nAaAs ol tae Mlhe'sslppt hlvel, ann oostIaGtee
tne Passase ~ leommetcnt xesBeh uoWn1o Nsa
HHeaas: Why was Pel'sonP PIeaenteo 70 "
aouse lnls moIn!9g 70 c1anEe tne esmH e ol
vessel 1fon taAt ot joan Y. ftemont! - "a'
oeeaase nnael saen nAno sup couia NY III III
: On tos MlsSlse,pp! ntSef nor lana e.. " sooto
H. AZ PesI Pt;4 A. "as a,ne 70 ssoP 3e wv wStn ~,
tn9S a.oss2 aa0 Gu.oteo ~ , tno lA", anu LnoI =
snGu.a oe put oo"a oy ING s19opg aEaa ot 'ee'
e141 power
notman OGm: o1 Inatana, louoMsu u =,
suong, nola Union speeen, oasoeasnS N
F1gnt OF tne Government 70 Ga1orce us NV
and p1t down insurTection against " sutho1
ity. he denied the right o. any Statc 10 seceo
~ toto, under any circumstances, except As
revolutionary right, In violation OF the Const'
tuition.
1saac n. Morris {Dcm- Of Ill; next took th
: floor and fired a btoadside into Buchanan an
t the Disunionista- He said that the high cab
. net officers had robbed the treasury, an
! brought the Union to bankruptcy, and the
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