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ff EDITOR AXD PROFRIEIVIt. VOLUME XX. "perpetual irigilance i, t!;c Price cf Cibcrts." for Pcu,rr to almm Stealing from t!jr m..,n to t!;e Im.' CHARLOTTE. N. C. APKIL 17, 1850. rUltLISIIKD WEEKLY, ATfii VLR AXXL.V IS ADYAXtL. M'ECt'II OF Edward Stanly, of Xorlh Carolina, "'" ,0,r cf ,,er "'"tn m at.r Dtlivtrtd tn the limit cf Jleprenntulirei, m men 0, IbOl). NU3S13EU m COMTl.M'll). R.i", limn biTiimiijn oo t lie South lo 194-1, MnSiachuietts patted r.'.o'utlons recommending change in li e C.ihsiitiitioii scenery of unsurp.-i.tr d gr.i.d, or. in hraritit? ! ih. Conors, of (he VirA I... . ... Ml.. .eeun,l ih. (.'.,. .,.,.; V T T"'. . an "e unre thousand. nnlylo.her,e.. e...r.cloft,.eN.,.h: a.d.'in the if (1.1: .T"? 10 ",8 r.,n..l.v,.,,oh!ig S-a.es And (hi. hue I gaze,! fu. hou-e. lo.i j admiration. n( : b as rro,. , volution cr ...j f".,J , " j. " , , "f,l)f,po uen. .,., who u lor Ha abolition 7 ibis lio-.ti!ity to ikeSuulhT No, sir; h.d be.n ,.e,r .1,,. Uml. ,hev would h.vu r de. 1 h J " Z .irr" o "7 7.' 'Ue he upo.!. n S ; some sue I, .country, and gr.titude fJf ,,e Me-... g, pre.sly prohibited in the Ccn.ti.u.ion, a. no, ' p ayed X h. Led r.....d ,on i ... I ibc-ughi Hi,, ,r ..lWS1..r.rem.ia. dUaehold1n! S...e..i 1. ik . Adm, h !.,. driven from P.,li, rrf ard t ,, CuW le .lor ' ike t , owner of sixty slaves," wan more worthy of lo establish or extend slavery; and, if il,e public cnfidince than a Whig who did not gentleman will withdraw himself from , own a half a d. zen ; l ul it wan not argued philosophical revrries, for a few muniei.t, that Ihe !art- sl..e owner wan mure ckva- and ask kiinarlf, witk tho lemcmbiance that id in ckariicier ' for ihut rea-oo. liiera is an eye lhal tee. ihc lhouahl3 of iho Acam: Tliegeiiilcmaii from Virginia, Mr. Iieorl " Wkal pood have I dune, what goal Mfdde, ays : did I hone to do. Iiv oulraniiii? he lV-!i. T-i , f The 8itu'iin cf Virginia is nine critical " f mci l i of iln llui,,o ? ' I ul ihc milieu o'au.. me epwmnfiid .ti. n "' . ... m ue.i puce o r.w. are uteurr. vf it, I pretvmr from lit 'li.ar.Duii.ird O I , , "'' "V ol her iislcr.-. he l as a alava "l0 sl1" "l teii I. .rn . . 'kal the ilnrd clioae of the .-rond .re I ,,,ttl ibn hud leli. I could hut think I hope rourtt I hate pursued ktrttnfureirhcn if J eolltLn.io 1! v U" ,',l " j.,,.jatn.n ..f nour half a rnill.on, trAo.e tu- "e ' ' '""r jenllcmm ui.l pi..u ,; lin of the Cat a.t.c!e uf ike Cor. i.utior. ;'""" -of wl l ..ild the children of noc r.-Zw, fair tht Prpatr 9f . , . f"3"' '" ; ue ij cAv .Wun .,.rr .,,., .huu'd be .. Chang,. lo ak...,.h ,h. ,rr. ' - ? J- P o uJlU kmJsnZ iV Ct", 1 1 "i -r. if I undoratand tl.ia, i, mean. ! r.i --li-f . r Miitaiiuo of Ih. eouifc.. Smm.w-w - FiU l-4 -hytjod bntig.tb tbee in- fAe very rye, tf VMgrt U,rfK-m"&nfo v -nr"li'.i.e if jVF..,i t.",T u lul t,lt S' i r ......c- !et. Thi. proooainon wa. d.fiot.nc e.l a. U"od bt.d n li.lld of boikicf watrr. Br!'f'i "re lo rfftntit lo mnnu tr,n,Un ' &h..i I i t . .i . . r ' lee'l.. If so. I rnv it i l.ar.'.l,!.. . ii,i, b ,,f i If I ni'thl tucfun.e lo r.dvia i.i... .... n..H. iriiu.u man ill iiiu uiii i.r ...rfk " ..i.n 1.1. ; - - v. mj- teud.ti 10 d.u:.li.H. A yemtrinaii fro.o V.r- H'liin, (V't (j.lincr, and one fiom bomh Car r..linfiii.iu am. I .4... fl m . . r . t ! M.ll A- fiirA..... ... ..- ,1 f lot. hoH l.,!t. '.,.. l.nf.i i . , " ""H be fnuiid oiirxiiri.ii alion tl.i - i i " v "in. j uffl tt'K pr- . j uhu i, i,l,l I,. , J f s lar oiiu.plr Bjrl, .Jid ot il, "a piopo-rioti A Ijiiu i I neiil ami bailey and vuie. and '9 lu" " ifuuJ be uilhn" 'o imovr- R, i I , i i '. " " are hliivrhuldei. I.ui I do mil know one man prr cuely M-iular to il.at uow un.'ei c.n.ol.r.. j fi-'n c. and pnii,cj;ri ni't. ; a lend of nil, olive I "U " tialll hmtnt." Hi cl ii "('" I '" 1 j "i my district or my h ho tais.- n. -rom Iilci w i. iiindu by th.-imtoimu. H .rifo.d Co- ' d ln- i thou eli-ll cat bread w.thout j Did (iou'f ,e,lu.iu pronc.e lo do an Or in , l.'n , I' VT, , ' '','P lfor " ""'l'i-rn d- in .fi.t to st.ll. 1 .hou'd r ti." I Oi.ik whrn.lut an ...dm. ut .. j .c.frei.r.i ; ih. u ti.alt not lack any thin,, in j .hing ,U but b.eak op the.e miaerakle 'b riisi'i'iuilH I d f ,1 i i be "s:"l'W'l "' "" uch ' '"s"l"p,":r' mad.- o he., will U u.adr, and duuuiwi .ill ;i i land wlmte .(one. ai. iron, nJ out of r-tal.lihn.r-nl ?" And i t if th . il.m . i.u r . i ' Ld V ' i fa"i remuik- , Aairi, sa the ventli man fiom Virginia : U -he rv,ab.e con-roieice. ; b.,U ,U, ,, b,.... he Nj iwj .,f he TZ ! "The who,, civ.d wor-d U now UninS Hu Mhou.l, .1.. LesuLlute i.f M,i- .cku ; Am to lh c, trj , f,., w,n! 0r. ni,n td, ! ' P"l fr a diwulution of the f., !- ,nlJ2e, .iip,fv and re.'u. e I., a .i.. 4 el ! in a c,us;,,Ju S""' American alavery, even art did iot io int. int.t.nce. r ! nut , hr i: ..i kh. .i. ...,... i And a in. I ....... I..H r. i . J. . 1 '. . o ei- i . ;.......,...-. ' I.. In il. t wlio tur piecnt Coi.'.itution i.iaiiu, he ou'd mterrei. wuhtluir.) intuit .uuhirn Mae.. II il tliiuin (Juj.o.itien to build ili ro.d, to u.xkn n hettcr acqnain. la in'i rir. it eon I a auo tlie wtit p..er .rd. to build up ci i. . in il.e Kut. to cue o n unuer in, u.-niiiiu'ion. iui ouie uem lu'f. in, 'me. do .illy thn.y. 'liny re ni'iniit eti ajain.l the retnUo of ih, j eat brfiiT. !5ut I i-h lo call ih, aiicn'ion of mv palriutic ami. at home, frgctiing all part) i !e'n ' ''" li CongrvM, cf m Inch the jjen cai ,, ai,, wild UKi'rd i IIimI, siiugliiij; nuhly prtixii apuiln party ' held together by the cukctnc II . ..t... . r i.- . n( I ii I.. .!.... ...i.c kjh iii me iw.si i, i ii, y i ;e anion" Mae- i,-n.:i i.iiri in in holder religious men ot all d nominations Mssachui(uH is, I would tell kiln ISotn.-r keep ut jh-ur leciurc!., have IIiphi puhiivit-u and puflLd by jour (Virnds. In ,f. , pood many hi- tihincd In jour ii'uu. )ourc. q.itnce. n.a be nraiseJ. txtme' ... ... bo published I'ninjrur ,clur', rxrti'ti'' fii admiruli.in ul Miphiiiiif.r.'. and of men. I bi g the geniii man lu lemcmlicr, t. jliouti lie t-jii-nK Uli the iiiiigiiH of i..-. ' a lift ..I' a .. '., ....11.- . . i " 1 1 . I , ..,,. i , ,, . , , . ,' "i.u I4. c:.auiv, . . .... ..... ,it i...,iunvfj oi iiim ns become a, mm.:. I.. hrii or a tii.kiin noon i r "t Niirn.an iron: i. i-. t. . ... .. i --il- i, .ower o puOlic iilundtr. !eiunn. lint n it uj ti ue, Imw , 1 nk, o ha !,!" Ai , uriu'o wauc iii ioi. , .. ,i.,. .... . , . i we improve our condition hv Unm il.H : ... i :.. . . . irirl. Am I .ay, sir. ib.l hud (.ien. C. ' .." o ' ' ' "c "'7 "i.",e' woru ",..',., 1 P...... ,h ....... ".. 1 """""' 1 " ' c:' ""' a N'ch - .roiri. . n,.k... f, .1 ..... been ehclid P.e.id.n. .K.....J .... I cn.ue, w lute I think o It. 1 " T i"' B')a:-,.l . (;o;,l,..,aU y pie; .,n d. - : . -he ,,d. of to I, F , ; 5 he,rd all thi. 0UCVy . 1 '"I" P- hasty c, u,., I o..ga ,0., o ..hu by the ( utieranc. ... tenttm,,,.., cMhtd .., la, u., .c6 r,; 1 , ,lfMniniI1 and tlWuon. ur e... .,. H he.. . i,h U nws Ulte.e. Con,.... willrve, l. t Stale. In ca,e of civil war, ll.ey ... . . ' Z.' - ... ,.: . . ! -H-clak;e t.e-.o. I txp,Cltd .. nl,. , C3ll..,nr. (Vlr. Oi,.Kn,.n) .ho t.o d.-ubt ,k. I,.,.... brawling ofd,!Un,on! And we T of the c u... or Ik. foil. ,.f ,b., ,,k," u b 'r"lC"" VV. . T irgima . ,ri)lll th;, ur(.r. Tllat ..,IllIe,m ls ..fs.d. iht-- M..1cl,Ute....c.ol.J.i. n.a,M, .IC .., ,' ,., , of , ..bmg .la.ery in lb.. IW.ci : except..,! o' w"1 f""?'S' f"" n.y collcr.gu. a cun.tru. " 'le ' n' l admitted that a.rong ; kimw,, a man ol excessive kuinat.i.y. And, e,,"lo1(" U ...ill, p.oced ,1... ff ike h,ti.o,,.,n roftW..,.. . V i 'cour-. ll.e fanatic, wl.n ,h.. b ,.. I i ",J"C' ,n,-V 1(1 Ur"d 10 ,I,B f antl masonrj will no longer nnswr. f.,r I...Mut.of.ur Sat,. eh,db!f...e u-. ! .ub-A Crohn. ... lo !,..,... I... ! H-n it an ' . r. eu.r m ...l. Il;i I,- .... i According lo the census of IS 10, as near- i ""ry, yet there aie ad vantages also, w Inch, ; a hobby hmse, fine. Morgan's mxsiei tom in the .mer of a piopnsi i.m to .. .,.,.pUned hy the ro!,,y or p'ant..ii..n ofAurfA . "t'" er Ihouglit of ,!, I ,u d ik ',? Ci,h nscer,a,n "lU' trc .end onr S:ate CunniuiiLO. la the i-uh,r. P. ..I,.,. t i .... V . . hi... ri l,..nn ? VI .1 ., :.. .... . . Colleague, (Mr. Uutlaw,) fiom the naiurioi canva.. rt i, an i.u un i,ly w a , ibe r u'ei. il leuti u into en ui holy cioaade, ; ' lo atir.lilion the senilrmen from Masaa.j li.irf.-, iij..mih, prnpnciy of .Inking out I'rnm , a far , Via t;.m, 1.1 coi quer terntort, fo ! chu.otls (r. Mjnr.) .pi kn o! T VVou'd it not' our S ve connUJu'ii n. a prcvi-mn .Inch ie- j i ihe ' .... of lit Prt-aidenta " a maikel ! ! rM"ie husband and wife, parent and child ? 1 quits that all M't s tor ihr S-nste th. I oo j When ilm Anirii.-an army was r.j .icm J A") '",r "fa 'e can tak, him out nf the ' h l ace. i.f U11J. Tlie D-miHrit raiwd ' at the aunrndei of Co u.tlli .i V.Lin.., . D iu t . hen he i.lean a. An4 .l..i i SLA vn. SO 003 3. aas eastern counties, the population v. us WHITE. Wilmington dist. ii) 4s(i W asliingion " 49 3U8 lluncom popii'anini, vu.Vii'j ; D ave poi 1 hese eastern districts are on ihe sa cn;:a. My cullcaguc,a is iliu moM in.icces- 9ih!t point to a furi.-iri f.,e in the l inted rfiates. 1 do not believe, sir, j.'0i.d pt". ; s near- ,s"'erv, yei mere aie Hdvnmages also, winch, ; a tioutiy hoie, cince Morgans m siei ion 1 of my I 'n ,ne "pinion of many, are full compensation j disappearance him ceatd to Hg;t,ile'll.e puL lioilh- ' "r ,,,e cvi' attending it. . Ojr past history 1 lie mind in the Noith, tho gentleman 1: u:-t j test H-s to ihe fact that 1 r'etn'es the char- preach again-l the hoi 101s and the dispolii.i th. C.) ol lies ai.lT.ato." The h'jf can. j ken the accljina'ioii of cur revolutionary ; 1,0 ,,ie coiiilition i f iho-c f.c, n-groes no Now, w hat i the condition among my co. didiv a inoal eiiiuiaVe t cnllemuu was ! i-.-.fio',, ih. ir ih.i.kito P.uvidence were i d u ve. ? I do not btln-ve .0 will a"ue's 'while basis' co'ist ittu-i.t. f urders-eoJ lo cpp-Ho fu e .i.fl.syr; as mi -hi 1 p. u ed Inrih fr. m Uu ir u.o elul h-nrle, it is .tl'f "no a P e-ideni ho . u!il a(..ove lute barn cxp.cud, I he 1) 11 ormls ne-irly I said that a Scot. hn.sn, . huv hulioi k had been uch " ' M.. V n liuren ire 1'rr.i. e'rel d their cundid.'o in a Slu:o that i;,e J mken lo supply tl e wain, of the soldier, wan'11"1'. ' cen tru-l hint ; .nd atdiufjo! Tsyh.r more thn .-i-hl thnunnl 111 j r.- I L.nrJ 1, shout through the army, Uel ! ' hd p'edgid hur.se. f 1,01 to velu the bill I ever C... Hut when the piopoai'mu .asjhce.I h.el!" hen lor was clamoring fur ihe believe I e wou'd do i'. bought fur.a-d lo ainciil oui c.n:ituiioo, ii.i.u of lis oroi.e.tv. I he rt mm of ihe il. i 'h an art would imilv be re"i.il...l hi sooie oi ine meii.uer. 110m my tu csgi.e 1 Us 110.1s Palm k lluiry hnt tivpn this man an ,no "u 'en Moles es u d- eU.a'ion o (Mr. Clint-man'.) dn'iicl were .irnest 1.1 ,d-' uurnviaVti n jloneiy. In the mu ds of the 1 "' 011 'ho ,"'' o the Ninth, and ih,' oeiii'i l -.e "lii:. bai. I hey piob.ti!) iwonle of Norili Carolmt the ni.i.e of John ' acl ccoiduiely. rciiisiiiher what my n.Moagu. sj d in Ins .(look will be .rc.:eJ .iih these advocates I lllom Mr. 8inly . rodaly in'.r.uptrd ..H-t-ih in D--c.ii.ber. 1SI7, of Ihe " while ' ol ' ditijiii.-n and civil war. j by Mr. HiMiurd.if Alabama, hich led lo lc keini supariur to th. lU k ( of cour.a . t H .. t vf iUw :-. mm our P .controve. u Mr. Hilliard and !' ci'tinlry ttlKd with the former 1 moe t igor pe 0! both pirttrs sre right. ()-ir urea! tail- , ctauiy, wnich is rcpvrl-d at leiii'lh in the lead ir.us-end will he luill. I j a fe yea:., 1 l'J" t,u be ol .Msith 1 h, 1650, lo .Inch 1 the cii!ivt'mn! sound of the. 'earn h s:!e will (""P'r Mr. o. petal y leic.-s, as oilier irpurls 1 1 I etrd 111 the n caes of cur fmesis ; beau. 1 have been girblfd - itifu! vd'ages i'l iprin up amony u and tho j t-hairnian, .hen ( was inleriup'ed by j " hlile hill a-l.a'.l leimca on tverv i I, :" ih, ! n8 pwleumn tiom Alabairia, I was sneakim:. ' v .ll. is .hill stand ro thick wrh com Ih.t ! '''ink, of tho agg-e.iuii on the Suuth. .1..I1 ...J " I ICS. theSoUlh has hoen iprr.l.U- I' ...... ......A ..f I..... .1. ....! v.. .:- .... ....... 1 :. I. l .. U-.l I out ml piosperous thin on. fil'.id .1 h a u.tx- ed r-.ee. W hen ihe p'nj-fti i.-n wss be'ore th, L-g. i.'s'uro, 0 hi r .'i.enilnirirs cie ifT.-.idhe s.dn ib 1 rela'ii'g lo " lie. a .fTis,." thai I 01) be ui.iUi.tood, let me Ha'e thai hy our Si al. cors iinUon the H uu, ol Coin : ihev shall laiiyh snd ting " j I . U.e South has boen terribly oppress 1 ...i.ia i r..it..iiifi1 ol in.i,.L.',a i-h ,i.il If .im '. H. ..'I I...I.I .1.;. .n..l ....1 ui-l. CU Uul Ol III, Si XI V I'Hfa KinnA ihn .,.. fl, - - " -- ........ V. ,!,. .,ll I. I'W Mtl IWD" 1 O Ml "I II . J - - " " ,r ... .. r i . i. . . r ... .1.0.1. .. . ctum:es Becoming 10 u.e i,in ri prp-j- iho clectr'.i-ni;i;onc Itlet'siih . can com I"'"'" n.uuu, uie o-.uui nat nan the so...- , i ... . . ! ).n..Lnt. ..n ,.r .k- . . i .1.. in. ..iicio srems io iio o rn mumrsre r.e.sina le.hou'sto puces nis . " mi.hb .uho racvpi moive j eaia -r."d rrmn th. Constitution of tha I". Slt-s, ' n.nt hundreds nf n.iUs. And let itiiurtec'it i. ; and one month. We hate hud our shaieol ,, Mtssc'-us,iis wishrd to ann n l m luka pl..ce, our tsHant mountain bis and. ! ",,ipr high oilice. (low is it no ? In the .jib. " third clause of tho at-criiJ s -cuon ol! amirs' the fl si of the n, the "white bisia " ' midst ol this fi.imin'ab'e iuvusinn of our riihls, . . ... I . .. . I -I u il .t: : . V , ie tvsi arnci,. j .a wmtein genueman ; mrmlei ol our L."piletuie ill con e do n 1 " 1,1 " ",c are so sirong, we have iiiopo. d m the Naith Carohna L-gnli ure : by thounrd to cur aid. They will come ' R;cc:d a sou hern P.ettdrnt, .ho was aaid lo Anl be if furthtr tnaclrd, Thai ih-Cor-;" he w iml. cum. when navies are .iiati .titu'ion t. so ameiultd a lo provide thai ihe ; rleo. S-nal. aha'l bi-ieafter b apiorlienrd ancm- I I niusl hurry on. lnnX-rsb!-, relent the ,eral counties ol Ih-a Sti'e according lo j hst time mill not stay his march, even to her the F. del-! bit. a, aid Ihc mimhiri vf ihe , pek olllie luture loiics ol Aonh Laio- f of CVmeiom according lo Ihe vhitc 'int. imni.titlwn cfihe SlHte." ! I come no to another reason atn;ned hy Fur this nJ i.eut forty me .fi'e.u mem tw. a voted, M h's and O. iiiocr.'.s, and amuiiij them to i.e of the b il men in our hiaic. A no her geutlou.tn piopuai d " thai, in all fu'ure a-i( s-ein-n a ut . i .. i ... ... .. i'c l.i.ir I.UT.nir. ut ... ' w liiioii.j i lull UIII.U... . . . .... . . i . i.i .i & , . , Ku.e.W.halltKid,v.dcdb lify,.,d.vy!h"d1,"",'he" rnM.ti.rD an r.lten.ive pre - .ei. uy e 4onn and lili.eil.pa.1 ol the trnirc p jn.latiuH alone thult i "m-.ib ' mj., tx. , , - . i . 1 ntll lit. .,a:oll.l 14 !..llo.'S : ,iu oe r iii ii u it io a CH itaior. On S ate s.-niiuis ai.tltc'cd accordinj lo "Hetvtr-fd, That the Committro for the a buns of luxation. ' D ictrtct of C.o'u nb a be intiruc rtl to toporl ! Aro Intti is rarely lo Imi tound t.iot. ' h.l-. lA.n. I nf n.n.n .l.n.i 1 . . 1. . . .. .1 . .. . - I . I I. .... ..-mi v. iuimw ninii iiu imuuiru IIBTI I and that, loo, against the nominees of ihe Kal. liaiorc convention, when il .assnd " theie was oo slaveholder on their tirkot ! ' We li.ua a s.u hern ritiaker, .iih whoso msnuer of discharging tha duties of lie chair 1 lime no con ami to make. And what a son., why ..should tl.irk of disunion. 1 1 ; .pectaclo is presented : bo strong was party i as also referred to in the souil.cn address .cehng with ton.o fcentlt-men from Ihe non It is ihe notonooi 0 jIi's resolution." No , .-avrholduig S.alcs, ihnn hi n the issue was a what h il T ; noilhein or a southern Sptuker, they ie(used I It . I . I i ... V.i I.lii. tlil.lli.in VJ. ...... 'II... I. Sn i.i.i I ih i,,r t I 1 n"vo a cepv 0 :ur, me. in ticeiuo"r, , " u'tci. a in rpiuKS .n.7...h.. nf -h., n,.,,,,.., f...;:fc. Mr- "J h.a resolution. (, ; ulum,s ; party f, elins must .1. ays influence nctcr ot the tfit.'e man. J hough we have ol slavery. I hope his next speech will L-i hcen in a numerical minority in the Union fit lo bo read in the families of Penniv;n:u for liliy years, vet during the crealer narl ! farmers. I hope the j. nllein.-.n will find sun j 37 OGO'"'' l",,'ul' wn nave '"-"'aged to contiol j oilier Morgan to frigliieri tha grandututliei j ' the destinies of this t:!iuii." and childien nf P nnsj Ivaniu uith. Dut I The gentleman from Indiana, (Mr. Filch) nsk to lcl Ui nlo"e- ihe district (CliiminnnM Whi'e i l,as B',eBt,.v commented on this remaik, and Mr- Chuirmnn, if these gentlemui's minus , G0,U39 ; S.av'e population U SCO. 1 1 ,,ave bul onP w""1 lo U(1J- Are we not now, j 'ere "ot "accrsib!e in reason as their u ur Mime mine great unices ol me lie- . 1 ul l"aruia por piiblif, Mill controlling tlie destinies of the i 'ion their counirynirn, I would gladly at!; iniioii? jthem to listen to tome few facts. When I LV the gpnllr-min siis: lwa' 11 i'ourg "ian ami Hrst observed public " . Piprnd II i.r h I ..ti, in l...i .1 y . ..I.. I. . II II I tU rill .i..An ..I ..... I .... vniviniu. lOU IC" UCS IU t Kl il hostil. " "v r presents are wining io cng go iij i ' "s ur .i.puiaiioo is cssen-. ,...,. ;. v ' . , . . r ' . - . fe .: .i ... .. : n a white cil zens. rreo ncrrroeii vntrd in y would jioitign or c,v war, any .ggrcssion ye. ; . ! North Ca.olina until an nT comimueu; anrt not even to recover furtive! it ma be io m Y irgmu, but ,1 ,s not so ,n m,ao in cur gla(fi conilu,ioa n 163- la... Aui I do not beltnve my colleague a ' North Carolina ; if we are lei atone we can : ,i,n , . r v l , V, , consinuem, rvn tost a slave by northern Ah- mauaga ours. Is thi. dilfasion to go on in- I d, 1 " f Neber.n W,iere oliiiomsts. 1, id met. sometimes sieUldves; d- fh'ttelv1 If New Mexico is adimtled iulo 1 1 S Y rtc,,,!ccrlloni out cf threu it that agression can be slopped hv my col-j the Union, and abolishes slnveiv, where will i , , U 0lfrs; ""' H'etn were Ireu leai-ue, I., will do us great service Ihe d.ffasinn then be? I see no daimer to cur' And w hen the proposition was nmdo I hop.it .be allowed to speak lo my c,l. i cmtenc. in ll.o admission of New Mexico as ' T co';vf""un. .' l3-. to deprive Ireu league for my constiluenls-io speak a an a fiee .t.lc-. I had rather hate h. r there i " fe m P'" voting, it was op. easiem man, and as n slaveholder. V, i(1 .e : 'hat. to have a f,ee Mexican State not under , Uhi, koTT.f T' ,J-1- u t!M,t.r"cn providence of God, any calamity befalls us 'be influrnce of our Conslilu.ion and laws. ,Z lor abohshmg tha on r.ccom.l of our slaves, I shall be among - Hut in the gentleman' speech he (alios an- ! n?a'?' ," ; Bt'd am"r? lheie my people. Iihulln.il enqiiiie, n. the sei- other view of the subject. Ie savs i t ', rc ,":lt0,Ce,d Judge vant nf mv fiimd of Ke.iiu. kt (Mr. M ir- "If in il- ,M ,; . ,!, m c Gaston and Uji.k-I, iben two of the Judges dined logo. My allections, my interest, my mone a i,,,,e :readv. to n ., ,. n ., . , V.r.-. ' t,kcl ,,f dulv.a bnd me w ih hooks ..f .ipM . . ' i, 7., '.. ... ... i .. :.I ...L ., I"" """"'" ""'iionisis i tlave you .iii.u:, f.i.u ni l ni l I I ..1,1. r.-n .1,1.- .,.l ..... II II ' ' unproved U.e condiuon r.f the free negroes? Far from il. And if the same propostion were submitted to a Stole Convention ir. .Mull. Carolina, al this day, not one would vote lor n. ii - - I . II I Fl M 1 1," mi.ll .. . r. . . . . . . ,. ' W"l. ltJt.-l.KII V, tiat i.l tho inheritors of 1 emnnc-inaiion of a slavo .... . .,. r r , t it ... -i,- i , , , -. . ..... nH, H i,iaiICI -jj ,rt.. home. The graves of my forefathers, fo'r ddy and ntlurallv MB,,t,." several generations, are there; the dearest . Now, sir, this is worse, ifpsslb!e than ihe friends I have cn earth arc there; there I ! idea uf ' southern demand." Here is a hri I.i expect to live, and there I hope to die ; and picture for Ihe cil j-ens of New Mexico" whatever calamity may come, their fate will j Amalgamate! h niv fill, " their find ti ill l.n i2...l " ! .1 r .... ... ..... ... . , asiiitian nioouaiid spuusay to that quent occurrence. A simple petition lo tho 1 is!i now, sir, to sav a word lo the i-en. ! Th. ...... U., ...i. i!.... . . .. . . "'"'P'e petition lo tho , v . ,, , . . ... i f -.v.t. o-.-i uLi-ii u.tieu euuri, uu ua;i a stieei ot paoer. at I ha renup.i ilernai, trou, irgmia, (Mr. Meade who did s.tely eclated. Newspapers have copied of the master, r.llegmg K 3 in. h. honor to send me . copy of bts speech ; larg. por.mn, of .1. Each member o! Cun-leJ men..,, ions services, and ,he al.ye tai m -he caily ,n,l of he scsmo,,. gress, I learn, ha, been politely furnished ; made free. Hut these fanatics circu ited p.! I p,o,t a, a .ott.hern man, aga.nat tho ; wuh a copy. If i, reaches New Mexico, and per. containing doctrines like those vowed doctrines of his speech, delivered before the , her people unde.siand the gentleman express. ... the speeches I have referred to and"ha gentleman s cons.i.uents in August, 1S49.- es .he opinion, r.f, he South, he w,ll be en... inevitable consequence was, lhat l"ilal on And I think, if copies of U were circulated led to the credit or 1.1.,,..., f L-p,,,;,, 1 i,..1.,f..r,l r... i?. .:.. .. .. . ,,e . J . w. . . v. ... ,u,vs v. ivn.u, ttri IIKUIIlLtmil Wills IH UHil ft irt A rnni'irily of the Cdliinet are from lUve- holding Sines. In the Supreme court e ! to slavery (mm lhal Temiorv. nob. gentleman bolder and truer b.ll a. soon a. rr,c.,cab'e proh.bu.ng the ! 1 ' " " "u , 17, ,7 "" . .. ... .... ..j I. ,r.,A,,n ..;.il. , have our full share. Ol the loret"ii inims'er. IS V.I B IV .U OU lOUOtl I.l tll.Utru 1l BUI' I.U ... . -,-k .ln 1 inrn, thai "the iiii-iol.eis ol the ll.ius. ot The resolution was adop.ed, aflcwaids, re- Ct'nnnona be apportioned arcorilmu lo the ' cmsidvicd, amino action I believe was ever whit, population of ihe a a'e. K j ctrd ufier.ards hud upon it. And here, by the vest 30, m t ?. And then, j itt a thc-.e .ay, I with I could have some good icason polities', inovt-meiii. are uiiilo in ihe iiorihnu why the souihein Demoeracy Voled for the S.ates, nnuthef (eu'lriiiuii tro.n my col eaue' pisvious q ira'.ion, with l tie Aboliliutiis ., on distiict (Mr .Clmgmsii) iiiovrdthat "ih. word, i tin. resolution I "by was action desued fi-ileral population" bu struck out of th. con ititiil.on, .nd " free white populntinii " he in. 9il,d in ih. stead. U -i'cted '2 to 00. event for agnation? Uul tins is Ac Goti Resolution this is ilia resolution winch rous ed Ihe South, and brought about ihe snuihetn Chia last net', nan a IK-nr-crn thought : convention which issued (he SvUilicm address. we have uioia limn cur share. Hot .till "(it.lt'. resolution," or some oilier aggres sion, doubled us. Let me record ani'her in. stsnce nf nntlbern liberality. H'hrn General Harrison died, Mr. Tyler became President. elect a noilhein Prr.ident of the Senate T Ni; they elected a distinguished Senator (Mr. MattL'tim) f om my own Slate he would go heyond what ih. Whig tnemhnr htd proposed, o lull these men be oiled Ab olitionists No, .r, no; 1 lacy would be the 9 t lo lake aims, if it wcie nccesnry a- gainst them. Hot in Massachusetts a piopo. nu n of the I k. character l. denounced as being ' th. result uf Ih. wicked du.igns ol ambitious agitators and ignorant fanatics." a.k my culleaene, (Mr. Clingman ) what hall bs said of ihn " .hit, basts " advocates in .ss ern Nor h Caiolinat Ai. limy anita I'.rsT I ihu.k th, penpl. in eastern North Mtu mi will ask my culleauo to stop agita Hon al home before ho threatens to dissolve lb. Uni n for agitation ab'nad. No. Mr. Cosirman, Ih. ntembsrs of our S ate L-iM.hiiur. w ho mad. thasn nicnosilion, ai.noi lunaiics. They at. true son. of Ihe old Nnith Siato. 1'hey liv.iuthnmosib.au- t ul Und thai lha tu'i uf heaven ev.r ahone upon. Yes, sir, I hvo heard tlm anecdote f'orn Mr. Clay, thai a preacher in K-n(ucky, wnan .peaking of the beauties of Paradise. when h. desired lo make hi audience believe it wis a p'ue. of bits', ssid il was a Kentucky of a place. Sir, this preacher had never vis ited the western counties of North Carolina. I base .pent days of rapture in looking al htr 1 1 proposes iimp'y lu aboiish the .lav. Iiade in this District. If I understand correctly ih. opinions of Mr. Clay, in his recent and former speeches, he has expressed his willingness that the slate iiade in this District should be abolished. Hul because ho was candidal, for tho Pres nh-ncy, he has been cslled an Abolitionist. lint I have strong southern authority to sup. poll (iuli's resulu'ien. A distinguished Sen ator from Alabama, one very worthy of the place he adorns, a centleuian ol ability, of dig- infi d senatorial deportment, trspecltd by all who know him, and, I am proud lo suy, a na tive uf my own S i f, (Mr. King.) in a recent debat. in Ih. Senate, used very slit ng lan guage upon ih.s sut'jscl. 'I ti a gentleman had so good a character, that even John ly. ler conferred office on him without injuring him. II. .aid, very properly, b. asked no acl of Congrea. to carry .lavery any where." The Senator is opposed lu the H ilmot pra visn, a. I am. And I concur with him en. liiely in what he say. uf abolithing slatery in thia District. I hive an extract from Ins re murks, which 1 will print, nut having tun to read Ih.iii. Mr. K ng, of Alabama, said "lhat whether ,. J.i i m ,i'w .Mexico, nno ine people understood jtiem .New Mexico. i th i..f,n. ..r .t.. ...:.-..." lb. genPeman was an influential mat. at bom. I wish now, sir, to ,ay . w-o,d lo tome of! a feeling that it was nccessiVy to protect mir and in (ongress, it would bu enough of itself i the agitator, on this floor, who have bee,. 1 fireside fcnd , I., i,L ... . ... I f I - . , ,, I ..v-.i.i.. vi..II(CIL-U ua to ua 'Miillv of u:. k lud and rrn.l v in...!..riiol.!Q rsrt.f.,1 A ,,l i...... :. i , si. t.i... 'i-i. ..... . .. I . ! , . . . ' ..u .,u.. is ii now i j.u-.ancipa m,.,,,.. . ... c,,c,IM,i ,o v,,, o, j,.,, speeches, a ge;ntieman I rum Massachusetts, ; lion i. a difficult matter. In extraordinary reler is not in the House; he is not in the (Mr. Mann,) v, ho h,s tha rep..i., of bring cases.lourlegislature sometimes emancipates civ; he is sick. i a man of letleis nd of cult, valed taste, gave 'Our laws allow slaves to be emancipated I v Mr. Stanly. I am sorry to hecr of the , utterance io expressions which he must have ! will, but not lo remain in the State. As Iho gentleman s illness ; though I shall make no ; known were ollcsive to every sou-hem man ; public mind became excited, cur 'people .marks ol an offensive , character. Il 1 had ; i this House. 11, die a horrid picture ol thought it wiong to allow emancipa-ion wlie,, heard he had been taken sick shortly alter , the probable conseonences i.f disunion 1 fr.. .,,.mr. rn....l o Mr.Sou.hard.ofNew Jersey, was chore.. lMe UB,,very 01 ' .peecn, i should not Have : Some expressions are, I ihink, modified in his , and room w ith mischievous intcntiuna- and r s.oir- ... I linnn sxl s. litdts In ukstsl fs l . ilf...... I I i . . . 1 . . . . ' riesaeni ol .he senate ; ha died, ami did Ih. i" .w. ... ...m.s. i:muicu speecn; ami my blood ran cold lo legislation threw difliculties iu tho way ot No.lh practise a,;ereiMon on til Did they ium obl'g.d lo my colleague for the motive hear a gentleman nf his age nnd sianding ap- i emancipation. ,. ... it.o in. o..u, iareiiiiy ueiignt in wounding our feeliii"S. The gentleman (Mr. Meade) says: " We ; I will not repeat .lie expressions lo which I are no nronat.anois ..i f. .iverv h..i u p mi . A.n. i ... 1. . c . i ... : ... in -. ... '. ' ' .iu'u ....I suitin 1. 1 iiiiin iii respect- cnuseus aim rennsv vania. (Mann mo s. slaves, there is not a man present who woii.t! i (ul terms. Sir, I have no personal acn-iaiii- I vens.1 and nublishinv them . il, I,.,.,.. P. with thegentleman from Massachusetts. ; mancipation was coiiit on daily : but net so to pruv. lhat ihe 'Phia I... Lin. it.. . rr. i .1 ...... ii.-tuici. ine meet oi men noiaui" the opinions of the gentlemen fiom Massa" Maik. Mr. Chairman, mv .r.tii...rnt i. .mi to de find Iho Abolnionisn.' or BKiiator. but ! vn,e brinK lhpm anions us." I am glad to ; tnce with th North tho feat body ol I iwRr 11,8 l'-tralion. 1 he gentleman prob- ; Hut if he be Ihe wm I have heard of as pus- i now. Northern gentlemen who can under- i i Vn I I'll iTittirt n... ....... I ... f. U . I L t. ..1. 1. .i . . in. people are no! enemies to the South. : " -' . ' ' ' . , l-,"'ln-, sessn;K n cui-.ivateu mmn, adorned wnh rare .aland how the whole of their section can Lj And lo punue this argoua-ut, ho did Ih. .t-"r- -K'"".; wncn ne saw, a country n.i- ( classical ailainments, i( his speech is a fait excited by passing a resolutio vote.star.din the last P.i a demial clecnuu 1 , "" ",G W""B rBce 14 ""'re vlK"r,,u-i I hate not lime lo make a very .ccura.r !B"d P'o-'P'-f""9 than one filled with a mixed alatcincnt. but this statement is ne.rlv m. . .'y colleague shakes his head; I.e eel. In whst ar. called ihe free S'atrs, Taylor received ()-5 040 votes Cass I?2fr55 V an lijieo 2!) I 679 will find on examination, I am ilhl in slat- i i .. k.i I.. .. .:.i .1.. . :i. ti.j; wi.oi tic adiu n ariiiiinr.it ium w 1 1 1 uu- jswer belter for the hills of Bunccmht than lfor eastern low lands; for negroes thrive in lo Iheilaveholding Stales, Ti) lur and Filmore ree'd 435,378 Cits and Duller 409.436 Vao Durto 299 Whole number of voles, (excluding South Carolina, whose electors ar. chosen by her Legislature,) 2.875 292 ' senlleman is not unknow n to th.. ill lit re am n n .soiou puns in our country wnere wniio peo- (able and eloquent lecturer lo literary insiilu- '2 030 179 1 can naro.y live. in. unions lever i lions. Ilia services inlhe cause of education i sometimes in ihe lowlands very fatal lo Ihe I have been valuable. He has pioved in that j whit. rac. I hava heard a highly intelli- j offeusive speech, that with him " knowledge gent gentleman, and a large slaveholder, aay j is a Swiss mercenary, ready lo com . he had never known a negro to die from the j bat eitheir in the works of sin, or under the 11 snouid be glad to be in- i formed, why the gentleman from Virginia would not bring them amongst us, if ihey "elevai. our character" a sentiment that nas.ini a rest, ution dec arinn vrn exhibition of his feeling, I fear he w ill furnish shall not" petition for anything and every ...... v.. . ...ci .t,t.,ny example 01 mo irutn ol lining, can also understand how denunciation, nsseitinn, that a cultivated ititellpct is not al- j threats and impudent interference with our ways attended with a cultivated heart ; that a j rights, can excite our people to a feeling of man s mind may be " rich with ihe spoils of ' resistance. That feeling has caused theoi to time,'- and his heart of flinty coldness. The ! oppose emancipation. Sir, I remember well meela my hearty condemnation. For, if il be true. " th. owner nf si x'v slaves " is more r r, . ... I . . . J m-j-irny 01 union mm over t lee-So.lers elevated in hi, character than the owner of and Aboltitonitts, only 2.5S3 315 more ihan , five then ha who holds no nee roes cannot banner of righteousness;" ready to give when we had negro meeting houses, arid re. gro preachers, some of whom could read and write well; but you philanthropists these men who would rather look on rivers uf blood than that slavery should he extended one inch, and have such horror of chains, shackles and despotism they sent incendiary documeius among our slaves, exciting them to insurrsc. two miilioni live hundred thousand ! Tsylor's uisjority, although ha was report cd lo be th. owoer uf two bumired slaves, was ue eievaiea 111 nis cnuractei t 1 Know a cer tain district in the United Stales, in which it was urged that a Democratic candidate, " tho wholesome advice to young men when enter, lion. As an inevitable result, education was mg upon life, 01 lo fan the flames of fauati-1 forbidden, self protection required it pro- tecuon ior ne staves required it. And this is another fruit of vour sympathy for tha slave! But we do not deny them religious instruction, in one town in my district, tha. negroes have a clergyman of their own, and1 church a Methodist church. I wish north ern gentlemen could sea them, neatly dress ed, will, cheerfu! faces, as they a;a going to asm. The gentleman seemed to speak without re gret at the thought that " domestic fury and (ieice civil strife" should reign among us What reason, or what motive can prompt tha gentleman from Massachusetts thus to speak to us! It cannot sive h-tn strength at home. No on. accuses any northern mac of wishing