New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
n,o..,.nn..d trom FIFTH Pace.

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Contsyuad from Fifth Paee.
,e Upn IA hopelersly dissolved 10 cC .o GIVE, BY
,octiv srreaed TO the Republicans - ~ and the
,y,t 70 the Consultation, the rSh1e Fling 10
70 the South which they say tbey the Border
resuie, and spoke NJ commence. however any plan
ste and cI'uenfsn PFSPUtthhIhiss' appreciation
OF settlement would heee WV
Recess Ill o'clock. .,s,oN
Mr. KILLINGER rep, Penn hn l,oprcSna togch Of
government mao 81 faction, and the shock OF war
yt@I1s Hl a~Tire until the power Wncn pLe"'t H.
G, into its cheeks is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We Ue
.i'~'ii:y - neonie Revolutionary meinoileS "o.o ~
American ,be solemn pledge to its maintenance 10 our
fl.e in; ancestry, still whispers thelr a
T., authority continues supreme on AL ,no ouSJ -
within the sphere Of It's jurisdiction anu d IDS Of
W. 1,anted prowess We are moving IN me llus: VI
kSreyolution which contemplating me Gr Nm
Of the Union aud overthrow OF the Cohsuuion IA ,bo
Gm;tv of the Government must De asseiUeu anu IN
49, execnted at every hazard. 10 temporhe WIZ
.ators and negotiate with treason was 10 aul. ~.
,.n,a,n of Government TO be a faiiare-to ln.No
anarchy and borrow future trouble Inc as 49,
,fat tie Constitution ana ilws Mele ~ IS yae
.ot;Je in n State because Of TN ordnance Was ta'a
- 10 in conflict with the whole current OF ALL
.h;,y They are not the creation Of any one or more
S.stss: they are the offspring OF he people, WIN .hey
ooptsn within Themselves the means OF sen &
80 o~d This IL the keystone of our constitutional arm
D;sefacon Is RAPIDLY spreading 10 the Border Staes
and the serpent Of secession must be hroted before
bas epfoded in its deadly coils those loyal Gomalni
t;es II vas q solemn duty 10 strengthen ule hahu5
md nerve the hearts Of the Unicnlpvng men III these
Ststee He appealed 70 the Republican party 10 give
ther propoeitions candid consideration Let the Boz
1r States maintain the Federal authority ana TenOnpce
sbe theory Of the Secessionists for all time
A come. and he would meet them nan
wav in a spirit of Cancellation. Penney wanna was
moderate in her views and pacific IN her councils Inc
Constitution was the result Of mutual CONCESSIONS, ulu
m mat sririt he would meet all the loyal men IN con-
ynltaton in this grave exigency. But II all efforts Iai
he was willing refer the whole controversy 70 we
people the source of all power de ob)eced 70 .ne nc
Enumeration of any more territory The prOtetl"h OF
slavery would be resisted, and would prove fountain
of bitter waters instead OF healing compromise Inc
Territorial question is practically decded III laVo VI
Free Labor There Is none eit Tor controversy en- IN
rertInp New.Mexico, and It's admission would
remove the whole subject from Congress Tor
ever. This would be the virtual restoration
of the Missouri line. The Homestead pohey, alH a.
.Ge Railroad would pass, and cause the "iuer-
pess 10 bloom with happy homes, ana DC tag
ton of an advancing civilization, which W" max lne
yhols Land vocal with the hum OF industry Better
Gran an the tariff bill would pass and be measure Oh
1850 a boud of Union. All we need to make these
sasnres and prospects available for the prosperity OF
the country, the restoration Oh peace anu 'nc SG
tinuanee Of the Union Ii is no time Tor parlstnsP'
Mere platforms hastily constructed In the eXctemehy
- cToryrSed Conventions, would not discharge men
f,om the RESPONSIBILITIES they owe before God anu
their country When next the ballot ooNes open anu
sesd forth their thunderers OF vengeance IL Wouiu ue
fortunately all propositions of Cancellation and peace
and create disgust with the Administration Inc nope
of relief TO the suffering industrial interests ana conf
dence in the honesty OF Mr. Lincoln, carried Len y !,
vspia as we'll as the opposition to Slavery extension
The Abolition element sympathized with the nulhers
and reoiced in the fulflmen OF their JOINT purpose
the dissolution of the Union. lie deprecated 0nahges
IN tie organic law and preferred Congressional legls-
Iation 20 constitutional amendments once Vhe uVJ
omen fools would rush where angels rear 10 Tread
Int the controversy must have peaceiGl solution
The gulf was not so wide that 1t cannot DC spSnhed O
cancellation; not yet 30 deep that ~ cnn0 ne ,poeu
h. rrinal forbearance. He eulogized Mr. Crttenden
a. the last Of the statesmen which the Wing party gave
&c the country. He worthy to wear me manIle o.
the immortal Clay. He compimented Maryland
Pennsvlvapia will stand shoulder TO shoulder with hel
p.trioiic Governor. lie gazed with prlde on tht
memorials of patriotism which adon her MonumePsa
ity like affairs of devotion and prayed God that *
Song &c the mute but eloquent static OF the atber
his Country looked down from his pedestal he Won'
plead trumpet-tongued for the maintenance % IN
Union and Constitution. =, ~. -,
Mr.. OUARLES Is. Am, Tens.) sad ths' 40 90 ma
sympat6ized with disunion less than HIMSELF lheI
.es N warrant for it in the Constitution lie De
Heved however in the sacred right OF revolution
maintaining that when a Government oecoT2 opWe'
siye n xCss duty to overthrow It, lie spoke OF IN
snsro;tv of the South which had given &C The Mort
ihTe4 -fourths of what had been a'qmrec as SiaV
territory He advocated the restoration Of the M
aour line protecting Slavery south OF IT by COn5tlJy
tiOnsl amendment This would restore peace 1t de
IN former time. He preferred MIR. Cr1Henden Pier
and bebe we'd If it adopted the seeding STATE
would return to the Dlnon ana nslr;oT CaraoI
Mr.. WILSON (Rep., lnd) argued 70 snow ma =, ~
Injustice and wrong had been done the ,olt anc ~"
Seoession resulted from unfoundeo oonpiaihts sn
0roundless fears There never was 30 c8useie, re
Sallon as this Nothing can be done That VIII esln
pesee to the country. The difficulty 10 not IN Copges
nor il the people. 1t is IN the very existence OF sav
ery and until Slavery disappears II VIII % 'ouf'e
all our woes.
Adjourned.