Journal of a Tour Through the United States, And in Canada, Made During the Years 1837-38 3, No. 149
Journal of a Tour Through the United States, And in Canada, Made During the Years 1837-38 3, No. 149
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Mr. Hubbard of New Hampshire, and Mr. King of Alabama spoke well, Cal- houn with his usual directness and vehemence. Webster con- tended a^nst that part of the resolution, which asserted that the abolition of slavery in the district of Columbia would be a breach of faith to the states that ceded it to Con^ss. I did not think however that he was happy in the line he chose. Mr. Bu- chanan of Pensylvania spoke better than from the heaviness of his appearance 1 had supposed him capable of doing. Ca...lhoun induced in a kind of eloge on slavery, as one of the very best of civil institutions, benefiting both the White and the African, but chiefly the latter. It is surprising to see the complacency with which the members from non-slave-holdinff states listen to these monstrous propositions. They seemed to be afraid to enter on this topic, for tne question having been opened, it would, I con- ceive, have been quite in order lor a northern member to have spoken on the opposite side. At length, after several divisions and much verbal dispute, the senate agreed to accept Cla3r'B amendment, and to throw out Calhoun's original proposition.
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Mr. Hubbard of New Hampshire, and Mr. King of Alabama spoke well, Cal- houn with his usual directness and vehemence. Webster con- tended a^nst that part of the resolution, which asserted that the abolition of slavery in the district of Columbia would be a breach of faith to the states that ceded it to Con^ss. I did not think however that he was happy in the line he chose. Mr. Bu- chanan of Pensylvania spoke better than from the heaviness of his appearance 1 had supposed him capable of doing. Ca...lhoun induced in a kind of eloge on slavery, as one of the very best of civil institutions, benefiting both the White and the African, but chiefly the latter. It is surprising to see the complacency with which the members from non-slave-holdinff states listen to these monstrous propositions. They seemed to be afraid to enter on this topic, for tne question having been opened, it would, I con- ceive, have been quite in order lor a northern member to have spoken on the opposite side. At length, after several divisions and much verbal dispute, the senate agreed to accept Cla3r'B amendment, and to throw out Calhoun's original proposition.
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