The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-29

On molten u Mr. Trumbul, tIll.) the joint reso-
luton In regard b afording aid 10 the states In IA
vor Of emancipation was taken up.
W Salisbury tDel.) said that this was most
extraordinary resolution Ia lie PURPOSES, and in the
source from whence IL came. II was mischievous
In It's tendency, ami he was not sure that II At
all patriotic In design. II was ignoring all the prin
ciples hitherto Of The party IN power, aud il was
interference with the subject Of slavery in the
states. IL was an attempt h. raise controversy ia
those states. None Of the savehoding states asked
aid. lie believed that the President had had this
thing IN contemplation for some time. The Legis-
lature Of his state Delaware! had been In session
lately, and printed I'LL lad found IL way there
Offering Delaware 5000. 900 for the emancipation 81
her slaves, and the Legislature rejected H. The Oh
iert % This ll is simply g. renew anu intensity We
agitation q the slavery question IN TIE Dorier
states, aud 10 raise Am abolition party there.
MI Davis Ky. offered an amendment as sub
stttc Tor tie r,splutOu:--
Rsso'tsl That aluough tho subject Il slavery ir
The states exclusively within the jurisdiction and
coln'zance OF The Government AMI p'op.c Of ne
States, and cannot be trrlcrcd with directly Ur iu-
directly iy tie Government OF the United states
set when Huv % these States or people may deter
mine a. tuucI ate their slaves. the United states
shall pay reasonable price for the slaves so cuau-
optt'd und the cost oi culouiziuE them IN s.me
uthoIr.uutrv.
Pending tie consideration Of the resolution me
morning hour sIiIpl. HuN ur DOB. 'r tAe abolition
af slavery iu tie District o' Columbia Was token
up.
The Ivcetiouwas upon the amendment rroi ly
Nj. bNu'Itt., tu Ne amendment 90 NJ Davis tui
colonization. va. that .Ig such persons shall l'
rnUrl,d a. ',sIr, T.. ru g. snuuc ,th,f country, n
70 cot not eos ,'dn. ONE hundred dollars per bend
Me--i.. Mimi 'Mrg wl King ~. Y. oypluuc,
Tint they should site HsHu.t the amendment o.,
cause They li,f'r'tI ilc DIM 90. i WINS.
The question was then taken 900 Mr. Davis
amendment t. cu.ouilc tie negroes with the f.lI'"
YI,s. Ma4-rs Anthony. Browning, Co'nuer
C,vt Davis Duu.u.o Harlan. Harris, llculer
] s.N II $50, LHur t.h. Lone ikauata.. l. tlam
r",.' sherman, T,u EyDk, Trmuuul, W,.-,i
/ N,ip N,-.rs Garlic, Chandler, Clnrk, pizou
/ Fc--'ndct f..tc, 1"m's. llnc, Howard, kcnl'
. .'r, kui, VI .b.usu., morrill, strk slmn'rWad'
B " ku-un, " mot Wilson 'M,-. 10.
] This lsin- 4, o., vote, tie Ng' President voted 81
. tho negative.
NJ. p,,.sr proceeded t. sre,k against TIE biI. II
..ut.fdt =. Il .Vy'- were property, Hui rec ElI2
cd ps such o., the supreme Court Ne quoted tror
. uo decision boz thc Du-r o." Tine Antelope. H. sni
Congress had Goo tiri I e. UmuuDlIatc q slave uNy
vu,re. either Iu state ur u tie District ui Cu.uu
iH. slavery, De 'id wis at one time recognize
I, Sic vIui' els lied world Slavery was the mi
nal condition Oh. tire United States, pui tie uhruv'
ton u' slavery wE- the exception, lie t,utuid'
thut the people of the District of Columbia bad N
same constitutional rights u- tie people o' Il
statr4. md the Government had lao right t. Imln
. thu-D dts
Nj VI uil said that he should argue that Coz
prrs. lnl q right g. liirrttr th' slaves Withu,
compensation. and that slaves are not property
any constitutional sense.
NJ Davis -ul there was the same property
slaves Ne Doe horses ar hand. This WAS uuIy lu q
trrinV wedge 100 1u attack GA slavery, and g. cnu
uut th' ~Ch,mr- o. the violent men ~ The panty. I
. said upr. hil ur. iu,'td NJ the Nurth "Muruu
iHu," free love" and -irt of "Ethersl" roligiu
preached hy Parker and Emerson. and an sorts
uischc,uu' isms, but what ri Int ls there t. tur
them upon the people NJ this district ot are 4
people Of the district Ike rats IN an eNyur-tri
culver. simply tp ho experimental upons he W
up friend of shaver, IN the ob-p Si,,-,ui ui NAH
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