New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11
the powers Of the s,a,er and tended toward monarch,

the powers O. the Stacs and tended toward Iosrch!
Mr. KAssoy asked whether the rcntlem1r would
afford the people an opportunity "a pas upon g.
NJ. CoX-I would give then the opl oruui. II dd
Nj. KAssog, intcnupiEg-Tlfy would iafs IT,
Laughter.
Nr. Coz repeated thu he worl az; ri tlca tlcop
pcimGity fhc did nor believe Il would iond o" disturb
tho balance OF power between Ie States and d'sit"'
our pcCpiiar representative system.
Mr. BAssoS replied thai modern Democrney -
mocrncy trusted the people NE rroposlt.or Bov
before Them did not arp to he war WI, bat to ne
Cfll means Of aiIeuaing TIE ConSii ut!cn in Oh"
manner designated ~ mat rglpufn' Iii'L ne ma"
aGGrional remarks II favor cfthr Hweidsca'.
Mr. FERyANDo WOOD discussed az lc:gt tae want ~
po,ra- ong iyuccy O! amegGins tie Jiiilon IN the
v.nr pT,pescd 30 said ie skcula te,"sc 0cca.
SON speak upon the condition q tlc colr;Iy. and at
tempt 40 claCdatc tie io.i.WWb il,hs'i.J" Hrt
s Mi clssscs n The Norsh .,e,.,sc jppaily with
tie Northern people. aGi lrvie" 81 ~" G.. l W.
lafo IF tIcir prosperity aud bapii co., 'id ..' hbe'
eics 40 irNPnt c.yil ma Es c9.S.'i,s f"toisi
ID rciteraton OF biz beie har tic = 'h raiNot y,
conquered or be compelled 70 srbIiS 10 s'e,"ua'
N,rihefA Governneat. Ia ilat eye, :ts't - 70 :,
tie southern country ohd iead4r u '''u - 10. 80
least lalf century; 81 ~ oppression {; ~ y'h1i
oa.an principles Of me D'm'ci ic, "ie' t'ah't l's
too oiinI repeated to the pea 10. i3t5 =! U .'''
snsiuth!, how nsrmonsrsy ihc tDsehs. - o.ire @tW'
fabric ~ the fathers world uyp ~. 81. err tarhHsf
we're uot igncI ed and rc ileh On ihrt lE- ge.o-
Onion th" symbol 81 posce, ana 81. ,",i ioi " 80
ton IF hCs.ities determined. II 7 sihc. a. I'teis we
sweet SPIN OF Mon ere il peiisa and ne ca tus7
ami vengeance Of civil W,T; t.l ta't %. o." 'N."e'
SGicg vii return 20 iuO UIiuu. tlc hciifeii lf OF
people will recorpiza Cor unpoT.l "mend'
uicn tie sovereignty and in.o ice 81 t' - iiLet'
General Geycrdment: IN, And ttay iaereunoi the
S0rtHef9 aa0 SDulhciI people sIli PEG! trt ScHrs
10 q hoeIty support Of =, -.FFf. / c"''" o. ,ge't;
or tie rCer,!.on u cagsia. Ac..eo ant abs and
/ Sic freedom 81 ireland.
! Nr. ELDsOGE b,efy gave tho reasons ~ 70 could
40. rtfo 3D.. a .titLSatut IN rrn. l.I J.. - 81
tie rc.rr, ~.ci,s IL tic Siaos e, coa. gnd lauos"
tbgir lrcS!ir n titations N uciT 81. "ay arr c's'ioy
t-r p.Irce 81 pOa e. iif tti t 90 ,- 70 tN'i'
i.r CO. ai..u.i,n II 10 Isci.ea. ? lr i.e We
rot aware that the f ,@ Co.'s .ts,l S''iif'
.Ia ioUrth cf tlr St1'es could o- s'fi~'d - 81
tar gits and perry at lie p"A' r'"c -" 'i""r
{ rec iu4.i.s. To -loit %. ttt H. A''.'H' "4"
,Gori the kclcl ls.Gei8 no .c, t,lie - .-.- 40
ILGeRaID rG.se ut,uuongi arI.irJ H"d i.''a.E re
war. Lst ~ amendments De T. sac "a %. e. ID ''''
| in frli' rial surit. and With hgdn1s .iI rev ,"
.lr establishment Of TIE peace u TIE .ioh 20 al la
parts.
done which should bc GcLe j. orcr 10 rcsiort lraee I"
t.e ,ou.trr hc SGS PREPARED 20 help % cd ., ROW.
SaycIy At been tie cans" " ds.Urh;ucr ~ tie lat
thirty years. aut If il INIT prs, sla' "H'r rs c'aii
.iot complain, as they had seen Tue nseLic'.s -
'ttri. own ruin. Slavery LAS been TIE @ta.3 u
With tie Southun lf9dr.s hGrs Dac'.7l into
the iBe EsuIrcctOl ana ~ ieIs rcas M IL 80 'si Lr
guppJit ana sympu. IL o.or ic-te-J IL f..tci! HAo
bc,h 4 constant uroo a irritation ULd ~ ciGer :"
s.cgr6 ,ie blessings 81 peace 90 Io't question 81 IT,
rlttor Continuance should c SUI nitied O. Hc pcOp"
TOY tEeir te isOH. he reviewed the pci,!ei .s.o'}
Of tie country for The PsSt ecadtt,L. io Low Ibo
progress # tie Slavery question ala &c acgrttT M
| Sllce5 # The adyOcltrg ard friends 81 S..fs...
I SIR. GETNNTII OowaJ said BE- N0s happy ighi'N m
debate gentleman Iiori Slave s.Gie OLE blAE 600
he believed slay ehoiccr ~ avUca.isl an AT, Bob EFT
~ tie ton-Uon by tng G,pF,on Il when -, cIt :
20 b. niolstc ;ArJl 3noGt tie Ind. IL d-l',r thas
there Sas rTppertv n.u slavery IL inyn. .- slb"-
lion Il justice ~ humanity and Standing Rr "a oct.
,IV.
nr TiRSswoEIH re Piled 20 TIE chSrg's q liant -
co?st',atinLl. power 10 pass this an dTcai. 1aey
come CB sic wlu.C SIDE v,oH sfG " tucse opposed
10 &c 10 position. ILcic never Was MF1"a! man
wtodL not regard the law which F.a,l b. lIGl
unjust There was no st1tltf IN ans Sic c'atal
Slavery. Il crown ~ ~ stcc.t 10 The boy Polite aDd
bg usage had become uiIlsrileu. Thu b. flc. war
roJt.r, and iLjusicc ~ be bcinAiIg CAN'T, ~ !se
~ tinC become just sid honorable.
Mr.. McRRiDE discussed tie constitutional power 80
amend ibo Constitution. ~ To te Glt. 10! r;ttnr Al
end To- - very there p1tT Olic ~ slycT ID ih.
affirmative. SLAVERY, tuo long u.si.nT ia csiGhsl
practices, demanded seatcao3 aAd execute F!Ao1'
beGri.t Il clergy.
The House adjourned.