Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-12

FROM SENATOR JOHNSON OF TENNESSEE.
In the Senate on Wednesday Senator johnson
concluded another patriotic Union speech
The following ia the closing portion of it,
The consideration of The Presidents message was taken
up, when Mr. johnson, Of Tennessee, having the floor
He said that yesterday when referring to the spe,sh Of
the Senator from Oregon. r Lans he had 10 wish to
do that Senator any other Injustice hut In that eh
the Senator from Oregon seemed to give direct contra
deton 10 the defence he tMr Johnson) made during he
election campaign against the charge that hs tMr ane)
wAs dsnnionst,
The senator assumed that South Caroline could obtain
her rights out Of the Union which she could not obtain ia
III but what had South Carolina asked for In the
Union that Sue did geti He proceeded 70 Nrsue TINT
South Carolina could get rights by going out Of the
Union but on the contrary had lost all her rights and
got anarchy taxation and trouble The Constitution hiss
not nirnged the rights OF South CarOnA but the cause
81 ne sl9aEe1' ofeAkng up Of the Union is tha bad
North and bad men souhboh Of whom wish to destroy
the Union to crafty their uHhAllOwsd ambition-bad m
from either seeton in both branches Of Congress- em.
nate and recFimnate till they become angry bat while
they will not tight with each other agree together 10 heht
against the union lie believed that there was snirit
Of Union among the great mass Of the rennia ana " b
question could be taken from the politicians and given 10
the people ne thought the country would be safe Ths
same appeal was made TO the Border States jim the
Gulf Contederaey but this is simple question Of In.
terea, and not real friendship to The border States
Wherever the line Of division ii drawn in this COUNTRY
will be ua Of civil war and the work Of the exturtion
OF slavery will be that day commenced lie aunte INN,
the speech Of Mr. Royce, Of South Carolina in 1851 when
he said that secession would b. supendeus act Of mad
ness for South Carolina and II committed be should
slider slavery doomed, lie then referred to the steam a
the Senator from Mississippi INF Davisl who sou.lt b,
inuendo and calling him tue ally Of the senatnr froIi
Ohio hr Wade) 70 iniure HIM but whom the Union va
in danger be did not stop to ask questions the ante
cedents Of the Senator from Ohio any other man will
Ing up to the great work Of saving the Union
He then his ally, and willing TO work with him III
Nulhers and Dlsunionists Of the South and the Abo
tonsts Of ths North both working to the same end
fud they allies lie read the resolutions passed b.
the Ansavey Society Of Massachusetts In favor Of III
at fba I'M and s1a H..
Phillips where Il said that the Dsunlonsth Of ID
South were their best allies. II Il the question
he mr. Johnaon,) would mu, rather be a Black R.publ
can than Red Republican. He to talk about allie
vhen be- mr. DavsJ was engaged In alliance with tn
! Abotnnists IN the wark % break up this great an
glorious Union He thanked Coo that he (ar. johnson
not the ally of Phillips 1ddings and offers Hs
endea Tennessee from the charge Of being the bourns
sseeassiou. He referred 10 the attempted secce sib
| If farmland ftom North Carolina; but the iuyAn,
dAbol hellboFn, rpd hoilbound doctrine Of secession
earrsd the lsadsr Of thai 9ysmsnt 10 prison. rons