The Susquehanna register., March 02, 1854, Image 2

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very
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letki,toaletttew States Odor foreign t
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i itlii etf,'itrteeit iiii bi - mid at fliersg,-
nieoieiiiknkp;;OrlitlfotherAiserablagt.of in=
: dile pviebk.4 -, bt.firerwsitibrcolvierk.ead,*Tot ,
' Ita!**9llenntak ghat Vognfeltenbl.be - .Foc.taq. r ,r.
slave tertitory — beisud-whi(tbiriblihirteeo stat 4
liedatiliii tinia of *. ,fetinStien'ettte trigi?ll-. l '
ore i t ie:.,tr.it.,..,,, .., -.--,1. :5...3 ..e. -..-.. zi Lt f: •t.
.t . : 4 Tbitieles Arnett iiisiflei este ti(abitaud tax he
isms piovii - tbitl:ever• departed' frith thstrtiPettstbe•
• 2 4 31c044*14._0r0i.,t Oa_
~ 11. 7n7, or 4tirs . a
1.0...m.vt.it' !Y,91t., I.P. apostate
• . *4O iitketi . D„,„,w,iretistir_ Itsi - bowie. r -.Bet
' hiliecWis via& to - be ihye•et*.ititted e f*sifter4
..
' eoiiircßis - li,„- wei, forced .. . upo n
-the.
'al* - OtilOi-Stittes and upon theliiOn4lave.:
fold 1" 'States' as' a . - ritnttial • - exChaitge: of
:Eltint a ' lila: , Tbe, , equiiileita , were awn- .
real 'defined, and carefully scrutinized -and
.:Wet 4 by the respective parties ; = through a
. . Peri -kir - eight .4061itbi - `-- - The .- . - equivalents
. of
.fit,red- tirthe.- nen:itivelioldi4 States :were :
- -Fir*** ildniiselnni of .California 'llBoo ,l d
' • . the-abolition - of the'publieslive - tradnia the
Districtibf Columbia. ' -These,' and keit on- .
' ly; - - - vil the !loons Offered to them • ind the,
otily4.3ofiees' which:the sliveholdingStutes
4 welttiqtired . to Make. - I.; The waiver . of I the
_ -Wilmot pir . triiiii in rthe iit*Wppo' teas
)11efkin inallitthoin& a , .ne* . re
laii; Wei 4, the -- (Oily - - boons pre fe
. • altiveholding c Stittecand !the ,es .
. - - etableadt the non-slaveholdinp go
.
other q u estions between theta A
. . extept,these :which -were • in' le
- gain- ' or loss of more or iosi of 7
• or ° Of stare ter r itory in the , *. of
the *tweet:lT-tans 'and New Nei ,
. ice; by a - line , that . Was .at Rest . stibithirilk ,
Made; etpresslysavntgiev.en jtt ith'esc ~ Torii
..:. . toriiii to the respective par tiethatheir respec
t
• -.. • irashares,of , free• suit. and silks", soil
.1i007..
ding to the articles of annexation of. the Re
t;- I)4bl:icor Texas. -,, ..,.., .• i ....--' .. , •L, ' ~..,, .._‘-'. ', ..-- .1 ',-
. .
...Again,: there were illegoa ' to ) 3 0 th4- o P . fil,
bleeding , Wohridi in-the .Federal- syitem,: and
• tar snore`, which Surizerpatlto - wh"ch
iiiiicatripiereiso of 3150. was 19, be , • a:ea ' Ts;
htsni:: • Wean know , what they were : 0 li
. "uvula:without - a constitution ; - New Iger. ci
in: the" grasp of ntilitary : •power; • Utah .n e ",
• . lected ;: ths. District of, Colunibia disheu r
edi and' tto •TiOdiliOa: of figitiiot denied.
-, -Nebraska- was not even. thought of . in . IA
t:
' catalogue of nationaFills. ' - And.:now, sir . k
.• . ' the NaShcille cOuventiOn of SeCeSilonistair.
deratand; that, besides , the entnnerated booni
offered . to the :elareholding States, they were
• • t9::hOwo alio the ob literation . 9r . ihe . Missouri '
- "compromise line of 18201 If thei*d„ why. ' i xa_thikr. ...4 - ,r—f. ;......! --c.;,. , ..- ...A' - "'"'" - 4 ' - 4 4 1- - -
coreprotaiseof:/3 . 50.1.:,Did the (Legislatures
'..-. 01.41 floYic essedibliegi, of the ii - OWslayebel4- .
int, §, dates, who **de yoar table groan with
`1 :their, tutnotistran*endersttuld t hat 'sehrae . •
.., \lia.irttaitit additional wot!o4to b.O.lteOled
- .'. 44.conwriimise - . O TIOQ fr,"' If•*heY. did, Why..
; - . did they, einit. l to . remonstrate . egaieet . tb-e
-* . 'fielding: of, that,loo., '. as 7ivelt. of: the other
five 7-W:the Cataplastri, the - applicati o n .of
Willa they. resisted :so long ,f'''.• ~. .', . •-_
. - l li Again ; Had it been then known that the
• - 51.400"fi 'Obkititii)iiiiie . *wits' to - be abolished,
dificAry - or indireetly, liy he.; compromise ;of
-1850; what representative fn . :kn . * non-slave= .
. • bi:44lni:Stite.'wenla;ik. that any,!rive vo-'
fed. for it f ' Not 'Ono: So,' entirely. ..whe it
\ " then tinthettglit of that the new eomroniise
. . Wis.te repeattha'lliSsauii Con.tpr ' isi . line
f q
• . corra4:, pli:irsilino . diaV region "' 4.
' , Nit France; that one halq Of that tong de=
bite . iiin spent - on :triOpoeitiOns ' mad . by • the
...
representatives from .I.l#eholilleg States, to
extend Alie line:further . on tiirCsugti • the new
territory 'we tad - :acquired so - recently ,frit . on .
--. Meinco,until kehcinld. Cliitifipear in-the - wave . %
- of ,ibii.Pitoik:tio4ii, , : 110`iis•to: secure actual
teleration of slatiery in ill 'of :dile tipir. terri,
•.toil."l„l4it tas . Ould be Bondi Of that' lina; and
, . . that, propositions were resisted" - strenuously
- . and , auccefally to the • laSt; by the ' reOre
eenteiiicii.gi the ion4liiireholdink Stitei,in .
:!-- order, if it were .., , possible , to save : the whole
efihoitciegions for the : theater of free labor.
jiiiiinit that these are only negative PrOsie
- iiii69oil! - i 0 41., are filikoatltb-9**victi°°-
' . , But here is Ooe'w - buA ii, not opt)? Ormailve,
tu.k:Po sl 4'Yel SildikiiffitOre . pijeitive then,Ccfi l
. 1 litthe fifth section; f TexaShciunditrybill;
4i).l**-(.l..Ae..aCts constitu ting_, *O.T . zegafrs. , '
.Dike. 4050, are these" . .iordi : : ,* : --? 1.4 7
• . i 4 Psn i itili, that Oohing-ben:le • coot:hod Shall
' .. loseonstruedto impair, or qualify: tug :thiog , ion
**a i io the third &rude - or - 41! second eectien of
• the Net 'resolution lei sioneamg "Teitia,iii• the 11.
=ore& Mardi I ::11145, either' as : titter& the
-of States, -that may hereafter be • formed'
• oat : of Abe State, of,Tezaa,. or otberwtse.' .
''' . :Vi r lset war;that : third article of the. second
section of the joint .resolution for annexing
.• Texas!: Here \ it;is :- --.. .... ...‘ --- - . - -i'.,.....- -• , -
• - l'i Thiel:naves, °fir/Oro/client: esza,;nik exceeding
!aerie number, its"addition, to slid State of :Texas
• hiving auflicient - peptdatiots:may hereafter; by-the
consent of.taid State. . be *med. out ofthe-tersiti.
ry.therioC . .,. which tbettle - entitled to adsubeissu
... .under Ilia pkiiiiini Of : the Federal tonstitition'.
• --. Auden& Statue - atuuty formed out Or that riot
. . :that of 4 aid ton itory-tyluesoutk.: of: Ita deg... an
' minuses north latitude.- assuitoisli- :known Aa. the
, • liilleeetui compromise line.. - iludi be,admitted into
'_the Union - Tither without slairOy, as ' ' :people
of each State. seltiegraduisseion. roaydet Ali
fire. - - And
. isi Rich State or Ststetaskihall- be foritat 7csui Of
said territoryoorth 'of ttEd:Xisseeri --, - isle
• . line, slavery or ikerohiniity - senritiale(except for
• .crime)ahall.be prohibited: .' • • ..
• . ~ Ihtsarttele Mind ak:cc:premise-Of ISi
0::
- , in-4044mi 'terms,. OvereoiniutfAtay lin plieli...
.- - rioniolits shrogatipu,..which:iuigbt,- by alici
. • . 'dent orOtheturis -,- have crept - OW the Caul
., promise, .of low 4:: 40'= soy._ infer '. -to
.• : tharefiest,.. th at Ought be, drairn , *ern. any :
. . Niel circumstance as, that : of 'dialing,: the
boundary line of. Utah iko. . 11 !ito - iris 'OO
- she OfNebras)tao:dwitit. y o u t he
' Senator front illittois... ,, ~ . :1: ..1- •
--,- ....:.
The-Proposition :to abrogate :' M . tui
li
• conspnmose, being thus : stripped of II pre
toosethat: it , -ikltoly; iiieitezittio :o r . 2 rear
• , firoititiots4tfiiiiisilett *bioistjoi' '-theiliwil ; `
It
promise's:if 3.840,40i -, ilSittletneary'l --
tient*
. of AO, oteaanie;.etat At:before . ; .tiorr. .. '
**wa Inelitni - ellataiertf the) ,: ' y "be.
,-,.....ggit:.4* -- the Sousitor...fri,iit:ii blots -
;
;.. • . 1 0** tienr•Wit il anin ;4'l theatir;.b* I‘. - oiarih
_ ..
,g4ollo".;that: Ain' : were alUppponsiiti, of Vie
. ~.441101 1 1 * Soti 1 0 5 03'• Sod • even liii
of,
4t
."1 .;5 2°4 : . bi:' - it . b. - n ot mY O lir P° 4o.l4 ; - ' .
answer
ibis' &an**
, fists, the:eiedentiala filed
's office settles that qucition.
las broad and as firmly fixed
fleet I and jag , *Salty oad . or ail the thirtye
ono Beoulitteis, - -presented iiite. , ", .1 ~ : t.:, ~,, Iv ',....,.
• BUL I- . 11., ei.lodre.toaay. that alkergll.,
MOM :; , ,renotrain seldom "Mount*
to guiltli g ~. In ihansti argumentag Op
+
istiders:, , t... 4 ... (approval of compromises
and devonott`. . nut, Only enhances
.the
obliptionlai . i fu t y . .to.fulfill thein t o A life'
h
otchmliproba ,', j ot the policy - IA: compro-
Mises,.oely r data one,more eatnestin.4-•
acting thetful ri liming of themoibeir,good,
'and cherish%; li ntereg s,- ins,f,:secered, , ity:
tkeill. v .1 ' -; ~- :--. -, ~:- i,l, .--,t.., 1 , .. 1
illanaMlA fo and for .
the We - ,4
1
the tmtliz4 .-.- and.fer. Atift;P9oiii?ns . of, the
Perth* *Age 44. A maelisnrci so ' ,,b0.4,
sOjinkpoke,d,i , , syqiii,Tigoindyo so, JPFeg
liapts,..th* ck id have,sotne,..plea Of7necus
sity. , IS Mier. a y,such necessity!, „Ott the
Crentrary r it is ti t necessary now, , even if it
te), altegithei W , r to .estahlish territorial
governments,'... ebraske.l Not , lent :thaw
eigbteen tri -,, 'lndiaas occupy
, tl;tit eaii ,
trac4:ittirie t e o !Which, i 1;lil infortniil, bare ;
been : re or '' t iire Wnr:f il . V • ll : ll F i .f. 04 in - :i
fcit , F,a,o. l a 1 ,1001, , ,0 it, l lo a s'ec'i r
k:
and ""pe r 1 litine.,safe trOtn
,the intrusion
and th e anon •aieee„ and even ri• - oip - the 'pres : .
'itce of ' eiv ~l e:rilatvtanit,nnder 0, Pater'.
l e
nal'eare` Of i. e evernintitit, - aed: with the
instruction 0, i , teacheri and mechanics. "to
acquire arts e_fiTh'iliiatioip,t:e#d th e habits
of, w c iiit lit . ....l i l i t . i‘win not " s4s , •;tl;it: .445
vi done to rt l vetit?thet territor,y,,lreansti
denied
.tolsively, from being occupied" -liy,
free'mliiie me i, end,Oltiviited*itli fiee.,ivitite
1 ,
inhei : • hut will 'say It,hat': this' removal' of
the. Indians theo,, .undel:ucli circumstances
his"harlithat. egret, Th territory cannot
be oecupied'uow,any - ninie than lieretofefe,
by savages and iwhite na;, with or Witliont
Shires; tegether. - - Out' . perVenevi`-and''our
Indian:policy alike' ilenioveall dispUte froM
this point. :`Either ille 1 p reserved rangta,
ihipvatill he preserved '' the Indians here
after,-4 - the Indian's' ' hateiei temporary 'I
rest ante' iigainst reinov they; `may ' male, ,
mime ietfre.
'Where Shill thek,go'l ' Will MOT bring,
•fhem - bacli 'again semis, the Misilisip , pi!-- , !
There' is' - nOrnotti for 'lndiana - here. Will'
Yoif , iiend themnorth*erd, beYOUd your Ter- ,
liter-Yr 'of Nebraska, tewards the. British bor-'
der . `! • 'That: isalreadY ciecepiell IYlndians :
taere iino`i..mtherej: Will you turn tbern
''s !rose 'Open - '"tits and'liewllexico! Thera
; is no room tl ere. Will you drive them over
i tbe Rocky- ountains! They will .meet a
tide;of ittlMi ration there flowing into Cali
fernia 'from' ; orope and from Min.:. Whitt
.e ;then, 'shill they, the dispossessed, ;mold
heirs of ia iast elontlnent,tgo ? The an
j. 1
b mita, of *at-uscare -your eivartrirs, 1 0
1 b er et 18 1:ar 4 7. ' .. e t " tv ". e at ifi tss -th on eY ri -re co uul trpT in om ill is:i
Nebraska, in, at case I Whom doth it op,
Fels tNo one. • • . 1 ' 1
'Who;l , . eed, dernands territorial iorgani
izat. on in ebraskiat, all t The Inclianti 1
No. - It' is -to them the consumm a ti on of•a
lung t
apprehended' doom.-- Practically; no
°Belden:lands - it. • 1-am told that the! whole
white 'population; scattered here An there, -
..thrOtighouttheie broad' regions, 'e xceeding
in otent.the;Wholifortheinbribitfd !part .of
the'Utrited Stites at 'the time - Of the revolu - -
tion, is - 'lc 4s than' fifteen hundred, 'and that
thileare chiefly trappers, missitinari a: and
A . few - mechanics. and agents emote ed by
the'Gorettincnkiti; connection - - with the ad-
ministration of Indian Wain, and ether per
sona, temporarily di:awn around the' post of
• Fort•Lesivenwioth:i, It is clear,- 'thee, that
abrogation_t i his of the Missouri compromise
is not necessary for ilie purpose of 'establish
ing territorial sovernmetits in Nebraska, but
thati .on the contrary, these bills, establiih
itetuch goveriitnentsi are Only a vehicle for
carrying,..or a ipretekt for carrying, that act
orabi`ogation., - .. ; ~ . . • .
I li :is alleged that the noni-slarelvolding.
Stags have forfeited their righti-inNebtas
,, nder the Ilissduri rcomprOmise, by first
"ng . that 6amproniiiketheinselim. - `The'
ent is, that the Missourijeompromise
•31 . 30 deg. 30` min, in the region ae
q find from France; althouglfcorresponding
that region which was our . westernmost '
*vision, was, nevertheleas, understood - as
t" ten ded to be proipeetively : applied - also to ,
the, 'territory reaching! theece westward te
I tie Pacific ocean, which we Should after-.
wards aequire from Mexico ; , and that when'
afterwards having acquired thiErelerriterlea,'
i4ei4aingcartryenie. New Mexico, and U tiff,
we re we lenaaged m 1848 in attending goy
eriirkerits over them, the free I,stateairefulted
.t.c.',eitend thee - Tule; elp a proPOciticin to that
Wed Made by the :honorable *Senator' froth
- Illinhiii. 1- , ' '. s ' ' -1 -:"-- ' ' ''' '
. _
I.t! need only be stated, in 'refutation of
this' argurneist,that the . Misstrt com . piik
rinse law, like any other status : its limited
by the‘iplietit'of the subject ofg *hick it treat: -
edi. l'airts stibjeet' Wei the teintory of Ltrui
- iiitinS; dequir ed from Fraticel'7whethey `the',
seine W ere More or less; then In litir'le*fui
: and•pe.leefel possession. Thellength of tha'
linel off 6 deg. do min., established br the
Missouri '.efinliweriee,"ivas' thil distitiee be
ts44ll 04 1 p:wall Is of I°oo4 :which were
the "oi,ders . - of ► that" possessikte. Young -
America. l 41 mean iaggrandiiin, conquering
A tn4ricii—Lhad not, et been born ,': nor was
the s tate s a then' in' being lelio dreamed
thitt,;- - with u .thirty years , if' rriarda, *e.
.ho*IF- a pushed-our aditiguturoui. Wily'
to.
trop(pnly , the Rocky ititintains, - but
alsokaossithe Snowy Mountaitis. Mir did
any aielAtien imagine ;that tee if We slibuld
- hazel ;done -So ' Within Ile -period I, have
natutd.4 i*
e were then progc rely carving
up a
d'tdivicling; not' 'only - the'' ountsin pas
ses, bittlthe'ldexican* empire the Pacific
-coast, between freedom and s err. If such
ainivdei, dna Waimea made" tr, sad per- ;
siiited id, Ire know enOugh Of time of
I.B2o*know-this; viz : that I issoun ' and'
Arkinisks would bare stood 'e of :thee
Unien -*raj evert this piortente . ,day.- -:,--,
.',. The time foratightl ktiori. may - not be'
thirty yes awl's,. when . the ' nrulsioos of
the ,- Cedesti --. :rmOrir i , " and - it* . dicline 'of'
British ii,,is ;in /midis, - sh . 14:lave opined'
[VW Iwo!) the ' kiwi* a' the Ptak'
w i
l it c ' estn * . 1
I. arsir.• . now.: dbe - fully . ter;
°1 ...1 " . Wail -t of the laysn'','
4
r•siFe #9l o ;piimr . aw- tiia ' there ' may be.'
no. iniltote hereafter sallatview complained
43 ChigtoL . t i VVltarevaiLecin log 44 Abyritt44: '
at 4012.t0n* the power to legislate Am eh-
Inc, .6,
th 6
beam
.
.--
"tY• . Are 0 0 T ell ltOnes ~4 ) 'e' ' a' ' •
Kansas alonet.*ithin the, pnitieir of - these
' . .siets_VV - i, 70 they reach to 68 PAW; CaiSt •
ti t
111340/o*4 also 0 4 0 n. i d" - '''' i ' eon I:
;Do !itleyitop_ there. or do . tIT O nliGhi
-3112i• kat AnTuk, .and. Affgl3 ' ,i' ti :to
:the ig‘olol:snie of the.rlim la ' ' in% ;. Wm'
is i t
tDo they . i p here, or. on •- 'n r - 1111111tr,‘ do'
%eilliiio - the muth. and, e** qk 443 . • tint
on - ,thiAt sunWtoait, e.mbraee — the is - W.nds
*of Iceland and Greenland, and cabinet them-
rea
of
Ileavacen thitanikanata . 4 : 4 PmenhuMisad.
letb7l4Ot i „....... ..,..„.„ ._,,.-; .:. .-i - c —r• ~,,,
4Y- BW.' et 3 / 4 1 tfiesolitk toil "nee; 4tAther
' ' - - ' lai tie
initespitit ' ...b ....1 e
.; r j! extended the
line of se . e g reas 16 sette e , ; b eyond the
- thew confines of -.Louis:apt: 4,y , Ond the
then' confines of the Unifici a (err the:
terms are equivalent, then it as n o violation ,
Eatirriiiiiiirniiiiiii ' .
i lt
. . , .
to-extend c t It) Inesuen, yacquirea pots !
Tem* Nei,' ell '
Sessions t.,- i- , :31 .AS GAO'
nia.: , -...: 4. : d., tot - ;i .-i -...1!C- .F.-::., ....
p- Butner , irrit , did ter AO "_extetel. it ;
howdid, ' . refusal:work:A rfeituveofoill
vested rig lc uuderitli I:41l., ' to know; that.
tsse ;0
Again .difthis forfeiture: of Nebraska , or.-
curredioB4B: as ,tbs -50tatotAilrges. how
does it ba pucu that he ,uot.nuty.failed ie i 8
titl. When fie.Partitistwere ,in court hera-ad-i
jesting thcitrututualeleirns; le denten& :. judg;
tent againilti thebfreeStates, but onellidian
triii evl i nrged that the same okiJklissoti,-
,„ • , j
ricompriseline.yetlield validaudaaeisd;
shaul4, bell - extended through ttr the :r -
0cean1. ,, ...1 ' , -:, , J . .;•
... : ~.,.... ...:• ,:,
- L- I come ;now to the thief grountldf the tie i
felled of this extraordinary : measure, ~ v ihich
,
is; .that i abolishes &geographical line ,of dii
vision be - .een tha_pruper fields of free labor,-
t.,
and slave bor, and refers the claim betvieen
them to epeOploof the:Territories..:.: Even'
if this greSt change of,' polky was; actually
wise and .11am:essay.. khave shown that it is
not nectar:air' ,to Make. it ' now, --in regerd
to the*Territary of Nebraska.. '.-.lf it, ` wat ikt
bejust eliewhere, it wouldbe unjust iniegard
to the Territory ofriebraskaonmply beeatise
for impleand -adequate equivalenta„-fullyre
ceiVerl,yenliinie contracted ineffene.' not .. to
- abolishthat line there.: i• !. -... ' ~.%.',...
I3ut-:why is this change of policy• wise=; or
necteiiiryl 1 it must be bemuse either that
the eitenaien: of , .slavery is: no great., evil,
orhecanioyoOliave not the power tespre
vent it t st all,, or heetttise-tha maintenance
of "ai treographiail .line ;is no - ; longer prac 7
doable: • ..- - ... .: - . ..- :: • - . - . r .., ,
=I know:that theepinhin is sometimes Lad
vineed, here and- elsewhere, that.the exten
sion of slavery, abstractly considered, is net
art evil ?left: our laws..prohibiting the African
slave tnitde are still standing! en. -the statue
boOk,..and-express the contrary ; .
.judgment
of theA,m erican Congress, and of the Amer
lean. people. : .1 pass on, tl erefore,:from that
Sir,-.1 . t .d0 not-like, mor ' than. others,' a
geographical lice betwee frvdeinand sla
i
very. „Butit is because I w,ould have, if it
were possible; all, our t tory free. Since
that cannor m be, a line of& vision is.indlipen-
Bible ;, and, any line is a geographical line. -
Some Senators have revived the argu
ment that the
; Missouri 'compromise-Ims
unconstitutional. -.Put it is one of.the pe
culiarities of,comproinises, that constitu
tional objections, like , aft otheni, are bur- ;
ied_nnder-thern by those who make and .
ratify them, for the obvious : .: reason that
the-parties at - onceVVwaive . theta, and . re
ceive equivalents.' CertainlY, the slave
holdiug States, which waived ~their c:o6-
;lir otionsi At l jectlons stainst. thA Anmoro
mise of 1820,;and" accepted equivalents
therefor, 'cannot- be - allowed to 'revive
an roffer them now as a reason for re:,-
fusing to the tem-slaveholdiue States their
rights_ under . the. compromise,. without
first reooring
. the equivelents which they
received tie condition of -.surrendering
their constitutional objections.
'.For argumentts sake: however, let this
reply he waived, and let. es .look at this
constitutional objection. You say . that
the:exclusion of slavery hy the Missouri
compromise reaches through and beyond
the existenceof 'the region organized as
a Territory. and probibiti .slavery forevl
er,even in - the states to be - .organized
out of such territory, while, on the een-':
trary, the Statee, when adriiitted, will be t
sovereign, and must _have exClusive joris- ),
diction over slavery for themselves. Let '
this, too, be grted.' But 'Congress, ac
cording • . C onstitution , -
to the . 4 may admit -
nevi. States.' • if Congress may' admit,
then .Congress may also , refuse to admit
--4-hat is to say,' may reject new :.States.
The greater includes the less ; therefore
Congress may t dmit, on condition that .
the States shall exclude slavery. If such
a : condition should be:accepted, Would it
not be 'bindingl' '
. _ .
..
` Itis by ,no means necesiary. on this
occasion, to foll+vi.the argument further
to the question. Whether such a condition
is in conflict with the constitutional pro
vision, that the ipew States received shall
be aamitted on n equal fueling with the
original States, cause; in this case, and
at present, the. est icm relates not to the:
admission of a ate but , to the organize
tiaii nta TerriteirY and the :exclusion of
slavery *thin the - Territory.. while: ts.
.stature as aTerritoryiihall - Cent blue, •' and
rt , ~...,
no further . ' C gress h‘it power to et
elude slavery in TeFritorie.s, if they:have
any . povVer to create, contiol„'or govern
Territories at all,. for this simple reason :.
that find the authority'of -Congress' over
the : To.ol67l'es wherever ' you may,, there
- yeu find no eiception front tliat general
authority in favor of ;slavery. i If •• Con
' irress has. no authority .over slavery in the
Teirritinies, it has none in the District of ,
Celumble. lf.then, you aboliih a law ofl
freedom in. Nebraska, in, order to estab- '
fish a new, policy of .abnegation, then true
consistency requires that you stall also
abolish theslavery laws of the District of
Columbia,,and submit the qiiestienrof the
toleration of Slavery within the .District j
- to its inhabitants.. ' , •-•-- ,
If. - ynn reply; that the District of Colum
bia hat no local" or Territorial: Legisla
ture; 'thee 1 rejoinso also his n t N
bruits,' and so also Las not . , - Kansas.
Legislature
`into
' ,
.You sin II
- telling -. Ter ri torial. Ligislature
ini a existence in Nebraska, and another .
in Kansas, to aeseme.the " jurisdiction Oti
the subject of alavery,which jou
r enoucne.
Then' cniniftency, - demands that'' You
call into existence a Territorial Legisla
tete hr the District of Columbia to as=
'some the .jurisdiction ' here, - Which you
musfaisir reneunce: . Will ; `you do.this f
We Shall See; :" - • ' : '
2'Tri ecimeeloser to the'quest ion '.:. What
is this:principle of abnegating, .national
- adthOtity on the. stibSect o - . : slavery, in
'favor of the I- Do you "abnegate
..all ' :authority; ' srhaterer, till he'rerritd
taill.-`.'Nrit.- at ' ell 1 'Yoe_ eithi4 - ti only
itiitheritYtivei,.slaveri- thee: pp: you •
abnegate evert hat:l 'No; you de not,'
* a ca nnot,'' In the eery taf , rif abriegiil'
sing:,you:'leitiolati4 - ",itild enact iiiii'ltte:
Stites, to be - heie4flek'iiiiiiiiiiid 'iaiiiii
comer io,"er slave•or -- ee, an t en.-
inhabitant; shall cheese. 1 Is, not this le 8-
iiilling no on yt — TirthreliPr i
xy. in the Territories , bit on the' subject
• of Weeterienlitglierfuttir
...... ey-I itr i
th4veryactlittao . ntgitting l op all 'up
r ,
~,„,„......„,_.,..._„,.. ~ "51 41 a
`thy 101:1',Orittlirtnek you ritrUp , ClOg. .
Ili
Yien iot . otilt_e':*s4- , ge -nu,. - or4fin ti(4 . t,i
net; t con. ' ei r cioan , s bitr t . l
xxi -k o de 4 . 4 0. .: . ' to*
ien
1 - 4-1 l attire - et Owe* . to . t tioo t tha
aubjeit.--' bloie . .thtin -this In 3 11 a. very
act ;of calling tlgtk i r.OtTitcial. :Peili4Wure
into exist ettee t zotk,exerciso- tut ority . in
iiiiierTh i niiitiiihothstif bliif4l l 4 'hO ft as : l
..~
be elected::: Yon eve n ; reserv e a„Your -
Selves - iiiiiite *pen - orrery act t r ay they
' `4 o- Paiff” a , `body,ltXitliaova °t " ?DV!
nitskotlier eulleetif-biit 4411'6 the trublz i
ject of slavely,.ittself... Nor can osi relin- A
1
. lalfsitteN. rfferrfor it'4*-1. _ 0:VIT
t , t yunicatt treat 4-tt.t.iagOutit alit' 4 13 Pri!te' . 1
to trim the -legislative authorit of the; ,
ie, j i
United St4tes,,whicht;:agetat. y,..ntcannnt I
it. inui own. P 14.i.irre_falaPYPOI wlicos.P:
acts= yes ' cannet: et i yonr- -41 .plcitanta.. l
tlistmovrautl repudiate, ..,The, „ ..t.r.ritoril- 1,
it
al'Legislature.,ta litur-ageit,- Its , nett
"arCl9urAwn-1; 4ttch issOn Tr* „4:4 0 .44.
is .to AM pplant Om aPc.ient, Pulicliii--It Pith
cipleifull
,ef , Anorditia4and• CPfrl‘lic,
* o *s ~:...ri17.11, 0 3,- . ;1, 1,/.:,,, ..,,i!, ! I: J.
.-.-Awiht:,:;l7oll 5111/WlllO. thifk..PO?93Vir
aboegationA,bakeit *pen, a t=d oprt!tie
pripci . pletl.t at dem ,t
eeratic, t pri yiple,ii..a
prrucaple opposed:Jo some. oth .1., tthat iv
despotic oriristocratic..; •le Ittim and.
exercise; the pewertto instit ute tid.iPaigi
tainigovetnment -itt tart T rri i eties. b
this comprehensive : Tim isocratic:
err 0
1
despot lel i You retain :au ortty: ~ to .ap
point Goveroonsorrithout.s ho l e .consent
- nalaws can . be made on . an Aibject, and
judges without ~ whose, cot sideration sno
laws can be executed, and: oulretain the
power to: thange ;them. . .7 . , ...p1ea5nre.,-,-.-
Are4these powers, alio,: rt- ,- .cratie= or
'llest4tic 'I '.lf they are:no ; then Ithe• ex:,
erciseut legislative power by; .. 'Curnislvigt .
is:not. • :If they are ; then 'svii . hot-Ire,.
uouneethein also I "No, tax ,Thisiarrfar..
fetched.exeusts:. Demticritey ii aiiimple;
thliforrni logical systenr, -not.iileystenW ,of
arbitrary, contradictory, and .condicting
principles 1 1 -
-1 Bit you must nevertheles -renounce
~ ~
national atfthoritylever'slaveryin the ter,
ritories," while you retain all cit her .; pow ,
-
ers. . What is this butO mere • evaston :of
tsoleihn. respoesibilitieil r.The • fgeneral
authority of Congress over this Ti#rito.
ries is: one, wisely eenfided =..t) tha , Na.
'Lionel Legislature : , to save young. and
growing commitnities from the idangeki
which - beset them in their stato erpupil
age,.and•to preietit them from Adopting
any policy that shall be at wartWith.their
own last inginterests cm with thelgetnetal
welfare - of the whole republic, . The au
thority over the.subjeet of slaverY Is that
-which ought to be "renounced lal3t jet all, •
in favor of Territorial Legislatures, be-
cause, from theyery cireumsian4es of the
Territories; those Legislatures . are: likely
to yield teo=readily to ephetiteraltorluen-'
COS and interested effers•of favCr and pat
ronage. They. see neitheithe great fu
ture of 04 Tertitories, tier : the - - cornisre
lionsiye'avid eltimateintereits 1 of the •
• whole Republic as clearly. as yengee them
or. ought to see thew, -. •=1 1 ~ :. . .
I have heard sectional'excuses given
for, not supporting this tneaaure. i I have
heard Senators trem :the •eaveholding
StatetsaV -that they• - onght no t - to be ex
pected 'to stand. by ;the ison-slaveltelding
Stites . ..when they' refuse -to stand - - by
. themselves; that theY, ought!: not to be
expeacil to refuse; the b.oon offered to
the ilaveholding States.since it is bered
by the ncit-slaveholding• States t hems Ives:.'
I not only center's the plaUSibility 0 these
fi l .
exces4. - but I: feel the-justice I of the re
proach which they imply against the Horn
slareholding States as fur as thelastitimp
tion is true. . Nevertheltvi Senator's front
the slaytholding-States , meat - .;consider
well whether-that assurfiptioh . if,• in any
consideiablesle,,oree, teunded iti,fact.,- If
one or . more Senators fromithe 'North.
decline to stand bYthe nen4laVeholding
Stateieroffer a boon in their; name, beh- -
era from that region do; , -neverthelesi;
Stand firmly dn . heir i ights,' and protest
against clic, giv rig or -the :acceptance of
the - b00n... It- hag been 'said that the .
North does not speak out so tis to enable
you to decide between -the conflicting
voices of her epresentativea. :,;(Ire you _
quite sire you :ave given hett timely vii
tics I Have y u not on the contrary hur
ried this measu forward .10 1 anticipate_
her awaking- f in the slumber of con=
scions security ute which AO 'bag been
lulled by your I ' • Compretnisert Have
st
youlmt: atrial . hear .) the •quiek, sharp
protest of the.. egislature Cot thesmallest
of this -uon-slaveholding StateS, - . Rho& Is
land I- Haie yitu not alreadi- heatd the
doertoned and earnest '_ proteit of the
greatest Olthos,e States, slei , York ?
Have you not already heitrd' remonstran
ces from the. Metropow and from The
rural diitrictril , Do youdoubt that this
is' only the rising'of the aghatibuithafyou
profess trilelieve is at-rest feievet - T •Do
you -. forget t hat, 'in all Such - ''iratiiactietil
as theiethe tieo.re have a 're4ervecl right
to revieiv:;the acts .of theii'lepresenta.;
thei, and a right .. to demttud-a reConsid
ntion ; that . there -is in curlegislative
a
practice, a form ntt-xttsCTM . L
NT, as welt.
as an actbl'reread and there Ile irt tier po
- !ideal syStem:provision nut only fire aro.'
gad= het for ttersrintsvtror.l .. '.'' ' • .
Seuitterti from the slavehtilditig States:
You arts politicians as well a.'statesmen;
Let me
.remind you,- thereto ~•- t hat
. po:-'
lilies) mbvenientaiti this cou r t r,y,,as,iit all
rs
'othe, basetheirlimet of ac ion and, re;
;
&diem '.: The."pendulum Moved ; up the
side of Freedom inlB.46,indiviring back
again:" in 184.4 on .the side f I Slavery,
traversed-the dial in. 1848. 'a d ' touched
even the 'mark of the. WilmCtr:Proviio;
and returned again -in -Issp • ' i reaching
Oven the height of -thee Bolan:it:ire -Plat: ,
'form. - fudge for yourselves! whether it
is yet aicending, and'witethir, it will at=
-titin thrOteight of the abrogaiien of the
.Missouri Cotnprornise That is the mark '
you are 'Axing-fop it..., For r o se tt e ' . may
claim td , -know something ofr t die Nortli:
I ste.in : 'the Changes of the tunes Only 'the
Vibratiens'of the needletrerrOiri ' . • •
g.on , us ;
_pivot. I ,knont that in= . 11neitime it will
,settUllind whet) it shall
_have i Settled. it
urtypoin ,as it. must point to ter, to the
clime cinulant: polar • -star,- thew:Sheds
clown-f±!liornAipsdly, wite iiei• it piirs
&tilt it mild:butiirrigortitint light.. , ; - --t.
- - bit - sXortleilleir,ll: , have do r dog:re:do;
lune or i ehresiliere, ivith,•perieetil be par;.
ty nicitiiiis.:. - Put;Lentoe to ' ` nsider the
;motive which iiiiddielraisl iredfor•this
to
transsetion . :It istiodesini To sieettre f rier=
menent peace end: tarmetir Oh.the silsi
ljeet "torSlaveity,t-by jimmying= alkloocasioii
'foe cite fitursVigitaticitslitt4ll'F'ederal
tegislattirei Mee ther*".n4 4iiettee. rib' ,
,readly- - bore t: ? %Vie t hil*l'''llipi tliannimi .
as perfect as is ever i
possible in .th e Otte;
ticr Santa a' month -*tot
li, ,, . , thirivitati
hilt: ' "at 00
,1into:1- ',: ihe iti
catlon toinpr4ol C 1
,43r ; 0 "
ie wal ti l lnrickt,
quii.k; anj-e; itizi k o i dia ll
dugOut;kiivuitilithr,
tinu,rivttrianicartli=
most raptiroun'enthusituti
F ipctiv o enlargetnentof-`1 qui,
the 'East, and of our politic",
~.v ca
- tbircitilliodatliii - 44rti ?I - CM*: - " t i
we noel here but the - obliviirni -
covering, the - .very2:lnemork - 1
' 41.; vet
gmor ii takkerprizsepitk au pro .
6044..t5ti
Senatota from ' the .non-Ithe
, - . ottiter
, . ,
beseech „you,befynk, YoU 41e19,1- ,
nowt' dFuT5eOleY 9 O,,.- f44. .17*'1.
treteSlayeri., . agitation ,. . ,-;::?,Irf?
'oe; ice gin_ li,viitaictik ) tigitatle t t
similar PaCrifiCe.,"„* litti"Pellf,(Pikl
itiiiiri , '; ran4- ' O , 14:144t;1410)
tik:o9 ,PAat! , ,Yi! l . l .4..elili . p.r,i ) t,cli4
itii4p.*Pit); - !!!P Pile ii P.s.P o o.: l
obtained., at,, such .coat, _ e ver,'
peace s '-!-- ''' ~,, s , . , .
f nLiS ii ti[n i li . es - kliV*4l l 9 ll l6, LN I SkA . -
V,iitt: t . aA 1 21 41 . 5 . 4 ,0!). 1 -Y.9 4 1 41.e „- , i'SFR I :T;
peace pa well as victory Ininta- !rsntrF-•
dolt-,- 1 -teli- , Ypu,0.,”
vr , -•, 1.40 1 :-.Y.fi. 14
.-18$0;tlilit:ii, is,anril:pr, 10 Alis*cPapg
error, ii t Siipposo..tbat'bicaose-yl:* e',.
elude liVery ,from these "lial R t . plhty
that it will ; nor „re-visit them tetinerrovvk
-You litiriedilieWilmut Psovise . irro Olel'it
and cle..b - led: its
here it ta nem to-day,'
1 0
stalking z t 4 ugh these hallS, el d,iit,Tro-,
plete, steel'. ai., liefore.:,? Even , if.4l9Se -
whom You. denounce as facitunists :41 ,the
North would let ir . rest,;lyne„yotireetves,
trust-evokefit frOnkita grave thez.i'ea 7
gonz,t4-Pbrious!.....SaY,,. .:44 t 7 Y . 91 1, -1 4 ',illi) di?
w4tityYoll 047 liPrei - ,14i3.1 !Crests Pf ilia
uou l alaraholding States..! main, just : the
same,-,until you cease tecl erishand„ 4e...
i s
'end slivery .or-we ahall . c pie to honor.
and love freedom I - ,Y-eq w ill nots,ease to
chorii-b alaviiii, - , -DP:Y9 II : ',e9.PPy,,.OgP-1
that, , . . . . • -
we are becommg,;inchfierent to,free
dom 'I .On the- contrary that;'old tridie
1 ion al, -hereditary . sentimeUtefthe'North
is .more,.- profound - and mere ; ; eniset•aal
now than it ever .-was: befere. i Ihe ',sla
very agitation you depfecate sp , mech,, Is
au eternal, struggle between conservatism
ankprogress, betiseen, truth end ] ,eri-or,
between
..right and i wrong. !You may
sooner, by act of congress, Compel-the sea
to suppress ita - inpheavings; and the round ,
earth to extinguish its internal Ifires,-tliam.
oblige the it:Oman heart tedesist from, Pit
throbbings. ' ' - .iJ ;
...,1,, : -.. I
Supposet.then, fOr . a'mentent; ‘ ,that 414
agitatten . must geon.hereafterlaa heroin- I
fore. , Tben;. -hereafter,
.'.its beretefer, - e,
there will be need, on both ,sides. 'of !aim" -
creams, and. to
. iecure moderation there 1
'will : he need of mediiiii:on!.. l , ,, Nitheo.9 you
have secured .moderation hr
Imeans . of
compromises; by tendering
. Which the
great-mediator, now, u11.,_ rnOre, divided the
poeple of the, north..- Ant:then. those in
thci,North'irl4 - ,did..not.sympathiae With
you in yonr.ctimplaintsof aggrepsion from
that. ciearter, its.well. as ,9tose, ,who ' did,.
agregl that.% compromiies shneld be, et
fected they would , be oltivalrouSly Itept on
your part.. I Cheerfully admin that, they
have been so kept until now. 1 .I.int bete.
after, :when having taken advantage, :
which in the NOrth will be. cplled,fradtt !
lent—of the - last i of those -comprereises,
to become, cis you will be call'Cd, the ag„i ,
gressors, by .breaking the ot 4r, as will"
be alleged, in violation of plighted faith:
and honor.while. the slavery. agitation is
rising higher-than ever befere,lnna while
w ~
your ancient friends' end:those! . ;whom you I
persist in iegarding.as'your enemiep.Shall
have. been - driven ,t eget bet, hy la al tit aim; 1
and' Universal . sense of your injustice,
what=new, mode= of restoring- Peace.; - and,l
harmony' will you..then"propoiol.': What I
' 'statesman will there be in the !South whit
can - bear the flag of truce 1: ::,:whafstatint- ;
Man lifthe North who pan Mediate thei
accePtaece of your new"prerclials 1:-_'..- _
.'
- If, however , I-err , in
_al thssilet us stip-
, pose that Yea-succeed in ise . o Pressing pit
!ideal agitation, of Slaveri in-national af- '
fairs.. Nevertheless, agitation of Slavery.-
must go on -in Botha _form ;
in
all. ' the
World , around you is engaged : it. • ;It is,t
then, high time fir you to con4ider where',
You .may expect .to: meet It- next: 1
much mistake if, in that , 4ase,lyou donot
meet it there where we, who t once . were 1
slavpholding States, as yoti - Pov.ate:have;
met,..and .happily" for. us, suCcembed , he,
fore it, namely an the-Legislative halls, in!
the churches and schools, and tat the fire-I
aide,' within the. States. themselves: It is
an angel with which, sooner Or later, ev
ery slaveholding State:- Mint Wrest le,a t d
- by which it must be nverceme,. Evenif ;
by- reason of- this measure,. it. 'should t et',
Sooner come to that point. ;, and - althue 1
lam _sure that you will • nut over et
Freedom, but 'that"Freedorn wilr o . * r-1
-coma you, yet I. ao :not, batik„;-evtin-then'
1 for disastrous `or. unhappy -, reau1t5...,.. , ..11he',
‘institutions of,eur count ry/Prein.framed.
that t he...inevitable conflict of :iiliniori-flott!
Slavery, airon - eVery-other suhject",:_can , '
,not 'be othenvise-.., than !I peaceful , initsi
course and beneficent lefts - termination. 1
.'- Nor shall I .'hater Que.:jot Of-.lleartApi
hope,' in
_maintaining a- just, etjuilibrinm
of the non;slavebolding Stet ';:;.even if ,
I biaill-st erred measure shall . .1 adeptcl.l
The-toin-slaveholding Statga , teemi ig:
With, in increase of linemen . e.intateil,l
vigorous, ; enlightened, enter rising -free-
men ,': Belch - five - men as tieithe ':;England,.
nor RoMe, , nor eion Athens's er irearisi.i'
lialfn million 'of 'freemen . - fr m .Europel
annually augMent:thatincrea " ';.' and ten.
years heeCe, halfiqiiillion,.t tinty.s.yearsi
hence, a million of freemen from Asia
will ;augment it :stilt mow- -yen _ may,
Obstruct, - and . so -turn the 'i irectiou of
those peaceful armies away c, niNebras
kn.', So long as you shall Icatm the "venal,
on-hill-or. prairie f by riiet-s , e or. in - the
- mountitie Taattiesser,. they - wilk dispose-Of
themselves pedeefully and-laWfully:tu thb;
places you shall have lirt oven .- to: them id '
a nd.there thei will cruet - newisStitint , upe, '
On free soil; o 4e foreverintaintainedend
, :defended- by free, aims; and' 'aiiirritiidized'i .
by'freelabor..; American'SlaSery„.l.lnuiss;
has a'largo and , •evii'llo ng - r ipnngvbi!r
it cannot phur''fortbita aik ed thiein;
'.volumes like %that +l , bave..fd .. ritied , :"Af
- you-ire ‘iiirises , ,: thesetidei et iiitentetkned',
Of Olio; wilt , atiterr , tieeri feki - they - will
pot iolintarily:cointainglitt linr'if,i VIM;
erthe;essi 1 through '3folit7o ... i tivif:•"errotteolut_
etolieY. , the'repulsive-. cuirremis t riinic bra,
directed "agitine t - each-Otb ;r, Ni that they
ions!" meet, ' then it is ~ oitio;vin in.
itiSC - Whithletietti;will` . - elite; .
eas i
siittlitieei4l-414 other, and hiilektrifien4"
tlis'etirpb#ehsd;iill nil hitektiedie*k:
thesubites triChietivitlo : ff;',. 2:: ..-z! f ..i
• Man proposes 'and God , isiveses.' Yon,
T4rAt*it
.. -. t e, is - 0 ..- , ~ ~- ~,- ~ •; •
r•-`•Orie'Deilbilliiiid' fitly centalieraniturn Cash &an:
iellfrin-adv**2• - • ', - 4 • • •, , ~ 1 •! :, , :
iTwoapillirtifimild wttbin the Tear. ," . , ,
Tvollolloo sgal fdty cents if nut paid# ' '4l',,
ter ilietesOiratio of the leer,
~ : 1 ; ...., '17::
. rir , ms glib:it : rip t ion will tie:permitted to .' )1
tirosettW loogerlWi'itro .. felini:?•:':' - '' l. l•ltt', .1.,
Dise9iititinancia*tioaalstiiitt i ii.
all turfailkgeaare4 4 *- •:;•'''.lloics:•::';i's. - ZAi...4
1 •• I •• RAII4I ..,5 1, 4P17. 1 v,r. . 1 1 11 . 6 1 . •; i 3.:r11. ~‘i
ttn:C square, one:refri;*•. ~•-••• - - - k - F,:,;4 1 .....::,..!;;C: ptp
1... •IK : ', .....•
we t
• ' '"- '''ili jiiiiii . •': vo
Busine9s Cants peY'Sionu - iiir.l . 3 4,.. . • *
A liberal' di:mount . *sae tsi`• i• iilivetti
-
Tolidelansbl-T 1)
••• .•
Wsolutioos instrietits; ur ( itt pesgreui
to vote %aiast
_the tif osererissote tans
since the
tore.
ties, In this lketriiii cetSiktet"wooldi r iejoitiito:
the resitiedieis'ittiopted,' In 4 the : ui tram ii
obejed Bat - Cllsai 7:7ltes'hanii*tO!!S
thato4 „liOnt: - .
to
/#4o lit l i t e l 51*.i.411WAi
,Zs this , then; thp Democritite.
intdict o f , . , vast},
Trine;prevade4: whxn.,amecli
--!$ P) •
itilis own views, but yo..itatet
oPticticoot. of the State{ .
! triikedOtsites Seitate, fordo ' Ali:W . oo to comply witch his'll
' t ' ' I •doeidqd itfaittl
` 1 1 1 . 111t1.,14 1 .d . Ong S' -.. ' --
itid l 4.. - 9P l l.corkif4iealr4Ftlikt'
kofore•hiewconsittesedAbe site
.iikiStiociple...,•lla4t:Jiietits that
nu*, -dWeiiief -tke"FTressil
.10Am' •democrocy—le not to het
*II - Sd:FOLP - 30:- - -precedentsi. - Ite4 ,
Num:Talc doctrine of the:eighi
'nod! plumply. den ied. •.-
1".zi . '" 2 1 • - . -....
~.. ' oar-principle in Dernoerneyzcantietr'-2:
ciisd
anion the Many wild agariai •to -Qv , -
411 1 r9lificlinc!t°'F Ate ",
. .., F,' Jm°. m!..
likfdeib4ifsat • ttf:Of-iftliicTl" ,
to time l iil l flbi • • •.. • .. ...
1 1 )
;Ste Is re:ll:et:alb*" ilisl7- ,
, ii4ltivirs:, 'lie
is only helping '>
iiii Tit :l * .0 411 0'i • gi b
Oiiivernor Meer; i?!. 'whiiiiiii V! iiiiii r tiii4, ITh -
delinqueucy Of:Abifi. State -' '
.(dre' titi"the 1 Ne
britsta
queition:;:iiiiiiir.. e 4 .„....- tr .• •... ‘O , E4 5. .'
~i t.i e _,
.Ers 811.4 thii ' 1311 0 1:0 4. 0 :# 1 4 ,1 40 117 ,g1ipc0..7.
{IL bb: that : COOltriitaiitiiitaiiett464,,Thi: , ..".
lied *lb:tad writes.. ' ,
...: A ; :- - ..i. .• ...„... • • • •
• . .. :..: 4. ; • r v.•..2.'.. , z • ..: 1 -
; ! :- mpitioice of PenogylPulla,IIIII9„:„*.,1911 ..." ' •
u 9 States thatbare protesta. against tliiir
ismititi, would . be sure to tell p1i1i*.71141t . ., ...;.:,
Zi4 Of: th e questan of ; Ere ••S -, .r • I
• -- -111 M1!•••-•-•• -•-••••
' • T E FAit9-ri.es- • rFtsidelAlltr - 11 1 9, -Fe ' *-
.4•4u!.*!7•14. -the Viiii4fogl, _ 11.444iiid man
ftiallrlltiltdinii , iiitriii•tir!'eaYi
01 1 3'.. committed- , .ilkii.Tes of-lb4 r ggehraskn bi
1
ansloiktkit.oci such imixittm . •;should be
fo4ittaidlititi . Eil?tte; and it is tusioubtedly'; .
wi l ts rep ot te d 4t. Washington some time si 44
tic e
he 001104 to Governor Iligler ;to have our _. •
Wore endorse Douglas's sch e me, or, at least,..
n‘ thing agiiinst -d. If, they. c ould L :hare •-.
birght to endorse it prohithl '*e'nerer shoal
hare Iliv.:Clutse denying the • .of:ins
.•'' 'I -
Siti•ibitr ItAtislature evaded i sielisitio'bilitiJl
t
.
any extalaion fur either Fit ',. *cif Sbillit 1
and i i#4 l ...tber eclme'nP 24 I * , i*F.sioiS 6l 4 l ;; k ' I
copitakikto be made'lia'•Pennaylelid . Kfaiiii.•6
At repeal Oi the Ifissoiiii:v** ' -. 7' . "ctiktiiitil .
reify ire learn that 4 liiiitiii.iiiiiiiiiii,6o_.
F .
atillst7iiftft by the silitiji : 6146 - roi-. to:
intip,se ;Int / with whit ' ' . 7 ,1; lt " i • 'Abinitriiilxin
report ui its proceed' ''. *III' oie . : - ' l , . - I : . • ''''
‘. • Danis , February 24,11361.
A large town meeting assembled Imre to nigh
upon a adl by the State administration to ind
Sena tor . Douglas's Nebraska bill- A relative
the Governor was put intp•tbe choir, and the Ina
flog was hddressed by 'oiricelioldeis of. the Ad -
istration' Attiriliscossioo,-strong raidifonss sat
PRE9AI VIC I OF TII Alitlitlia CE 131 Plttlii'lii4lNik . '.. '
Tilt. lissossia
. orts k i • 4 COLOried*Ain: 0
sybeiniiilk Inaic":4l-k1 ..CtheA,kotigilletore;ol4
meeting put to route :;' •'
okiit,,y suppectecti s p •
the proposed iniquity . As
~•• .' ; . 'liiill:',lled ; WO
the people ..' Pennsylitias :41 he'beird, and ihst
17.
speedilyi upon the basilllttititi .. ..Orthii s Litile Oi
:tun to defraudirrealoOkeiflißrightio. t• -.-: I. r t
...:4*.15"1 is 'it s q ur /77-4 a' ; ' PanY.o.9dr: ;. ;
ikliatigas iwa - 04 4 tAtAtemett; N. ..ytt•beheve.
4 0 p ut4h4 thil.mi. 0, litinqnktitidi.hilt,;:tita, ..
all /OWNS 01105111 , . 1* - 01181i'ibii.New,Niiik 0411 •
aliblink ''J • iiatOr t at'' Oilte - -
.. att-..._ y; OM . 1 .. i;'2; r -par
144. ailicibisii*liillitiiiiliel4eknr*Ne4
t h r . he i r i e t, i iii d i,. ;o6 .o* iiiiiiii i4 4 ,,,...%
si; ;;;41isii.s*ohiciaesiiiiioutd -.brie*.
Mppene.di 'and ire *OF, lie tote*ht,ik !
owrect-...i5. iiigirdst.orial*iiietitlidi*,
ftit
ie . '' • • do nalaio - 01 .- .Y11:.-Ati:r.ii;•:i'4 4 .. - 0
:% ., 1...1 ~. f . . 1 . ''.%: - 4.1 - . : : • •.:' :-... r : t4.;:%iP'...
i
2,04; gi: - WitalitiAgilpieliffAirraW
Strllle. . •eßik.blieglitt:ol444lKtik
stuneffitaii.:itin !ill drink rtepoma p.tatavi6
fiaiklidliiiiii)aSifitieal 'eoltespoptifieee.
c l
jo s obicrho omt - . .! .- %. •..
4witit ; d:ietoiicente of the bight of , the'
&Id kiiaiialeiltiaiii ' a - a:stain' Hob. Son ot
14iiiit i ftig0:4**k 4`iiil i tteate, or of -
-. l6otAtelma !:11*Widia - aiaitis'atio, thal
(o,o4fisilitiv e 1. • • ...- : ~;,•' iy . c. : .4 .. . , :p , ;(1
-IA f,,...i.ri::. •••: , 7!:-... .--:-........-,' ' t‘.. • - :r'_:„
Ootinr hent
. ...,pr i TOmman Smith of ' ' tin bis*
;pooch to the United Statile • *We; 441 1 finr
Midair bill, Saki : `q_ wi,iar —'- iiii;iiii: - :
r
,
eletruigogue, and I hate Tit .
demagogue I think mea l )?
A ' 110 : 1 1 0 .1 nn 'P l ikil !We- for ‘ ....: . .
.: * :'l l . ) l4 lile e. .uf.rtie ti i .Os, 0 4 . • -
o ,l q _
• ' I think a mid ' . i iii_r io iliar.
lio
vavadi
.tottic!Acespest.....oi4,,if.,.iiizo , ....,-. , 54.....:..,„
...,,,,:-:. c ".2 3 g: ':%::';'--:.”; wv. 7l — " ; ' ..,,,.:. -7 •41IP. 1 : .
: 4 1 14k:P.ANU', ...: ...-"-.: :". . ..- I F l ii• - •
JAPAi r ililit*** kiii,. ''.- k itioo)::**
be bon talvk x
vpitigookropOsau4. 77. , i •;.
...• , _.... , ..... , :..„.11-.:*.ii yr. :,...„...:.."
'llrhamo Oktakr;:f§
.ewe..Alte4j. .
040 1D 1 . ; :.,t
ditilP
,~
~t .
Vel; m uch right
.'.Pennsylvania
the housci, as . we
.. •
trpqe.:4if tp-day:
ir • ";:iriffeiept
• ,* Ms bi-
i9M;vg!, _ teikpF-#. 1 51
4141141,,-,•He
--
.s?r44 lol **fit.!'
ATMer 4 ;9lO O .•
inte !alive*" berei
— bed democrat.
Tennt
Kalegiant":'o
eitraiiied by en
_ the establieled
of iltsthigtiiik
IKEZZiI
- •
1/41fIre4 t pwrec
. .
• , . roiai.
iti .. .. 10..
...
to marry a Is* Avi t 0 . -
1 listA-te heintiediviil4'iiiiO4- . Ik*:- ... ''
1 ,„. ~......r .
, ; .„, ! ..p.;.:,- 49.3:
...„ ...r ...%.•;.-
- ' "" s • " 211 mIn zwornilnPi sr- '
attesiLll76 leansi was. btiutts*sletiikr l'
dn4inetlY her c , ,thets telt:4o4 iiiiiii,rii?"•
LeilOtk... :, ,•• • ''. : '''''.' '''•'." ''' . ;(4l O LA - nelf< l7-
." : (Pil l 'ljka l iti m , - , Vk.t-,!- 1 497,0:. P.::'
....,•. • ' w a s - ~_., . ' ' WfirtFts
070ei . ..Woflia; Thil k ii .A . ,**,‘1444 , %: '-'
loatikiidottii iiii-06
letieittstta in the tteries...::..:-,:::;:: , ,,ta:e4j.,,,.... 7 .-7!!.".. -
..- ie. vh , :k , ...:.- .. .?• ,,,, ,:4.4 , . .:71)14 4.. • -, "
~ 4/titer in-,
.... LatlOWlSmiglAtionicit?....s.
fear
_that.Ruse**teisdilifikatottstihttatiiretC:':
gold-freighted meisseki, : _ -
. .....• .
Russiansweets4(lkt itfeK s•
a '
n :w aters
~...: . .L ..1 1 -:. 7. 1;; fe ,.- il .
,ia..,..1:!
..
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......* A 4f 4, e rne • '
.
Theieil fr*f l f
such i-ion'otifiiihO:#l 404
YourAt "
men 1e..0 grLto nen eri „,...7-1 1 ., _., ji g
ri iiiti i. - ii i . /ssi sPiPo*. s .l4 -- #Afff:, 4 o',o4.,'-'4 , r-V....:':
::.::-: ..t.'• 1 7.!!„91.4. ::??*l..:s . 01 . ..*0 . 1 3,0 ~::,,
Of skit ' eilf:thar feilitie. - `l&:.irsirthit, ill; T -'
• '414 1 ..4:. - Isqler : l3 lo l ll oiW7gnkuiligiVinnflOWis
atheserfeeiinr4initNitiddle,liit***lfieel
:": ' i f
.'. ''%•,,,'. i' • -•••• '' ' .• k ' ,-S k - - il * .1" • AC•11 - it . i.
lifi t t; ? l". ... t. .. '::'' .;::: .' .' . ::::::: :';!.. 7. -'t •
''
' ...7 .;.•
'. l ;:::.*:prigajtoo:l4*.iiw, 4i. passed pi:*...':::
*AA ''r.eil4iiiiiiii.' , .iv.aiotaiiii•ellt:theJleiti t s
lairmictiat*: l 4o l . l fwe - 4 6: tiiht' 4 4-lie4ich and
ileStrt(o4 7 .olef PIPS* ' /t lize - r= l :t9 be 1 9'
• I 1.1 ) : 144 , 4cia , ihe..4 ,.. 4 , , 14,. ...„. ~.
e. r .
• - •El . 'Alii*t*n**9!. l °?r` a:the !oh'
in • 4;Ni . : ...t t'dkei: I nCenniOntiMlnf the bale 12 a - :
the litchi) qii; 101:4 ireilii.7 . 444Jscison ha
le
riti , s4llliiii war stiiiiill tot his ea Ilant soldie t --
.......1::::141sere is a rumor curiesit - that' r. putheri;
'an siill'OitiVn home sonn y rii4istiti wW-his,tr`rat
itiiitui hi 'the. English. Leiria' is, in the matt er of 'hie
re.,, ... .... , . .
~
fusplicsstipw ist
. s.on rt cost utne: ::.- . L • - •-,
..... iootrSetit:Stiti* spiritual medhinisiii Short
ly, t'ohe heil at iiirisitiilgtoia.:; . _24 , .k4:4 Joiji 4
there, and many members 1: - .11,Asigkii have : tote
to cc netilt her, see king- infaimailielt,4liiii:the 'Other.
.tort ti. as Mr. Walsh - Orr; otlbiiiiii*Wtlii4S , ' L
tune. : : ..!.:,-
to a
:Pli t
.'..-:.•ifita 14P,'
1- IV Weethirio greed .r 1
t:ha. . t.."'.i:
and adinitibleereetklifXr: DaWfi*of.pel: . 4••
iIi•OiNgo. O I I A:T*PIIO : 3 I :4444 4 WP . .. -
.A 4 :i iii f ikv !g 4 :tgel . l ,4 *K : . ta . ll o l / 4 4iit ;..'..
measure . ..: .-.,-...':%.'''i 7 4' ; 1 r? -7 '7 5 -T-: . . ~:;. 7 -,...- ...
•••• i' .- - . ''lei f itie;isiniliic4 of AWthitrikiaitirre
4 . # 3 #1,T44.1!ith thefe**tiiHro4:4s , T
•kepegik4..9.ooePen and never
"earthly iasvrsxviil nutk4 rtie4ninto4o . o4.oloo#
' ts ' - .
9 eor.ritqr 1tt1.:5..._ .,-.
..:1 ti,s•-•
::WritiraigitioititiatePtihikeirittsyti*Vili
'.. *, 'Waele.er..** --.
L ow
ftigfilieliaidiiiik4 Oilid;t4testie4 . 4 - 37.iork::.
i nii . AilijOme :4l6 -*4 4 *i4iiii . ** 6lll oo. - i;'i :
&Se* 4464 Gio . viniiii.A:o,.:4, M.,:t4P):05;: . ~:
.'.i.rlk:;; ;:,W :
asinideivistgiiiigi4oo.
....*rif:-...:
AO 14444 a 3 4" 4 10,1 4 P.W'
s*4iiie:fron:fei4loo§i: - tik'
oesiood bteeeta~
Plait
iigitho4*siwiiilio . f , ii!"*iiff@utiiii, ..' l . ..',...-..
. lirser ' it iii iii . i t i lt lll oo llo ,! - ''.i .
tiz i pviii+ntiar - )iiiiipli . #ot* . llipititi.
l e
y ..:-
us , this
iii iii atit , :i ir tik u ta k i , : ,,
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:Oilitho-1i cot itilriOi• L ''Or':inTO4s4e . ~,...:
„ limn
. 01110 . f :iiii "ii .. iietlier'its . ininntee' kin fir ;
irekitiiti;`!.'. i;:itilier-dthil..y.4'_,-..'.--.,y-'0t,..:::-...,-:-,.... ~...,.
,; ; lii:4Liii. sin east editor '.4:liii.'.l!itlidetinit."4?-:....
1 10
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iiiifilitiii ,:76:h1=.it044:16iuf:r.1e8:10.°6qi4;..--
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... re "_
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ff.:•V!-.. 1 „, -r r! • { ills
. — pg. .7,7.4' • .
-4404 i iiti . Joel , . !Trf t lf, ,l ,_ ol ,olt i ßTy'ittirO, -• 1
- llaa i toriti.4,lB.clilef-rP7, ; ,T.Ort ; - :iit*.' :
ji l eiiotta : Vt*:. : , .. , .. -: ‘ , .." - ;4 1 -- '..;i r t:''' '' ''- , :;' ' ' - :‘;:
15; : :!.• 4 1 4 i. .NO,
...OrreiP.o4o4K-.4****°*
Tunes, neuppg . :Ot4er.:itettite or ine IligesSlOsie,_, - -7
'l4} ( Rmigrlik is.oe,POn_ , ' s e e n
~ot#_ $6O - C-, 4 01*, .(.-.
tete& by; ! Soutar:the Elikth.:-. -;Thiiiiii*-Wol4*-:2:
adorned-with' a vignette of the handw rit ing
table4theleg-writing of his. tatiee1404,4...':.:
:;' •*.:.. ::' Air detect - cntton . in silk'or :
,•
_... .....,
4Riesi,pnAexit cf • the Seientitle-4 1 , ,.. :14,. ,.. ,
plan Is toidraiv Out W thread art4;l iiiiietiiii*l';
hts teeth by whititlhe paterielii, , Arters* , ... A
I eB, iilk;s;ol.4tiiifillai:eiiaitii':
ir to
tinier fix - to the teti, - Whir:l4;iiitl'itliV
ale Ppickige ? ,ca.n 'ealil9 1 4 , detected . -..:. ' . '._ . ; . i
': - . - : - Atit Ainitner; on the t.4oi, inafia .
• ..p...% , - , , J:. - , .v. (-:i '-'I i --•
to the "Sebetellie rernoretranee of , . .:
~,,,,,,,,
iwedir.
13eecher Stowe and 1100 women
..,
A
, - :•:...r...,..... 4 „ ...
. 7.:
..agairrst. the repeal o f th e 1ft71111%11,17.A.:.-.
• Mrs; Stotie La s else issued a ciieulerAothe , 1 ,., .....,.
..
Ite
of Ikinerica,,calltrig ipon 1100041p ` JtK
a...
.. .• ,•
e l :?cF- a11ni**149 1 9 111 ,..t . 1 4 1 -i'N' , :fv!t.i-..-fl
: • 7 7 .111.0 0*.***04 1 01 0 ..,,
,;:
I br .Y lll;e' *P er7 .., , il;* l .lo-0 4 .44JA r°-..../
°Pet!chiP t4iti t tkii*Alf, l ) l Itt... */# l !.*_, _•lt-r". '
':The term , 4144.**Mirck1001;10040* ±.-
.
in iepieso;iii****, 01 tiOscfcciakilita VW .....
440 loiAo:9 4 vetokrotT this -Tratiaikiiiisbe4itiatP . . .:.
I.liiark.f*, itt, , indeed,' no, abolitionist=-91 Mang ) :::
:.ii.ithiitiliiellessir,, an iboliticinietve 2 .
corr
, i . ' - 14. 1.. ;
...-..A. Washitigtocr - ; el f-!... 4 the :
1 1814' elEttis that-both . Thitigiik anti ' Brie'
*l''. i'.
; ere puppets to tie . 1 til9iiiiiiiia,..,krio L ltrini r '. 66 .,. 4e ,... * :) .
-.' • I' . iGaiii iiwiifiiiiiitkitthesehemicer'r ,
itiCrela 4 Flir ve • ,-, i-.....:.. ~ , -...;.-1..
'' ihrtigating ilielitist4ti:!...quitotr!eWitik Itirpa-;
ti:,iiiiiiiSaiiitaer#liii4tiildaNi
fiery, iiitii6i;iiii;r4kiMifehi . :iaz . 4et - st:ll4 - .*.,
,_ ~,..•:. --;••• 3.-....:,. , • -6-i , 1"•,” . h it;
l ' lttlittittea *at; fit:hint:Ay - carrying out
104:01141141.„1,P.f• ' X ing all P 9-1 ttcai
:
slid TeLhaiiiiiliVpiaiidinet - in Slavery ,' end ititeing- - ,
41,1 . 4
,o4ditt- • the l eetre yrotech,ofi, : * 1
1 1)040i.04P. th ... 0 P s7 * 4 lo . o g Pltl e !t [-
i1tiitg.t . 0.., , ,,,..... :,,.T , ltit!• hi 1...:, -,.. si,... s ..i. 2 .;;/ - .::
hi.----iiiipi Nee in .:' 11 :-
( i‘i 6 ' . riii* ,, ... .":... St i SpC 9 sA i k l •ftP 76l4 * ;.'.
, quql, - liiii-444 :: 464 1 404 1 ,!40)1 1 0 - #.1 . ;.:
1
enhilf. :.. ,_ 1. ', •.:, ji..:-.',: . . :,1:1,;...•..-iiA4. i.,
• •-• • In d444;0 2 4411 1 4 1 .00t"-!kt
lift tettneliiiiiiiiiiiitniiiiol4.o4genkil* •••••
pim-ttt iteT4%
slag: according to u b t.. ' ........ =. - ---- :: 441 7 J :: ,
territory newly,seqourltdr.Wbe
treasure, hat is, carefu4 - 41,igi!kei#00r I ty.
hilitiol). i4,hani2<mk„
anal.:#o -1 000 . .. "tr i t!f j .s :
. within ita - tunelent: - airt
~, . 4. .,„. ? ...,-;...,.- fi 1:::.
the Witmet prothoo. ! bt-:; . ..7ftesk.--irreftakiielmr.f4;:.
, 74if,-,:•!
forced Lon every 'vide; hi . ell - the rayslilto 444 rtj*, i ii.. ,
..,... : i.,
Beaserabie*thieliAtihi-tai.71.4? ;
io that, in . al awir iii diw i tifo lo,o 4. 7
w ...:
to , moss ittio these mI,M,
~,,.. , .- ..
Ike‘lithar
slaves. = - •Thiti Ituaris i tot' - _ .....-
iiiniti:the slave-holdinir.:doitite 'of ' ~. •
~,, _
. 7 .,, .•
'Aloein'thit - c6tnititi:fii!"l - tittiiiisHXe
we
ikiritrica aEtiume this hatetttl chi,tospiii4.'