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h sssyonding. feIlew-csfisen< ts yevr sreoewt thua wosld FFrsenf my views ue ss . Railroad ts ths fsci6c. En3 attempt Sa4y in xrrF hrsrI term. ! ts Elske kuowa fbaas views aud Fiss rrNHens pr which fhsy fsuno~d, fOy year dsP@msonsss csD- saasst'on asd thsi os The PssPis and PuAe safhpE- ! iliss brre and elsewhere. N i Perhaps ysa w1i fsrst indulge me, hswx~Nr. iz briefly ssnaing bew n hapPenrs. thss utthSnEhi Rus IDemheE of The Ccpsansien al lhis place fram Ar kGnssa. fh3s project net V4esenssa ia ser auy rsassDS h sapFert Of t. uf asy eaAer scssnE1n, urged by m- uPsu thai body, ieNt sassaa se@m 10 tn oEaer- after 1s Hsy0arnment. io prsdBce EsaAn varying from the sctlea d thaa COHTeHiisa Ost oa vain gfsry or s.iE-cepkaepce-
 " he's 1hRi CeuveHtsen met. my xicws aP1a ahe Sntgeea weFe not at al mAtured, and asrgnently had not pal them sa shape in wrikEng. ! aaPPas~d sd men, and whep Ysssentsd, advocated by tham nl lsrgc. among which come one coatd nst inii ts body my pwn sdezs CT the sublact~ which was mol vnin te enough te sRpp0ae had any of the merit of aggiHnisty l; and thai 60 might be ennbled to sup peri psnH csuing from noa ss hnmble Qunracr wttheut preventing enc of my ewn. which mssi hnve nonse before the Cenyentton Rnuiae6 by any we ghs ef personsl political chsractsr fame. CT iEeBescs and that al all evebss. sbenid be zi6rG in forming plan, by The enlightened arEnmsnaa and sessihle ppfnioDs Of those distinguished PeFsoa, agrs.
 Afrfpene4 fSBUfaG@Hf Hittsd Ia fhe Convention snhEnsf1ee wilbest argument. and at rrfsFrrd 10 a conznils-e, which entered immediately the conslaernssen rf them. and kad nc time, even if my oP5ussns had been completely formed, 10 Pui them In the shape of kesalEti0Rs and finding, when the eSmmitiee repSrtrG lhst my views lio net ni all poina hceEre with then report could 0biy have proposed thrfn. by, in effect, moving te isy one sios Aac Felect the whole aetioB oi the committee ,-nn effort of AGEeBtnrOnt boidBess from which @hFnRk and re- mHsncs silent
 B-xiaes- holding Gin common with fine wheIe Ar knnsas delegation the beief fhhi Congress might cDnssstuiiOnalfy bUd the road and my plan ncces- sHrily taking that proposition granted and tlss Convention hsying cecidedly refused to enasrtmu discussion of fhsi question, thrvpgn tenderness for the conscientious scrnpses of hsif . enzeb Of the members and the fear gf introducing Giscosc inIe its deliberations fe in isct. psecsnd=d from pre- senting plan which proceeds npcn tss assumption that Congress Fossesses such conSiitationul rowe
 thoncbi The action of the CouFeBtion rather impelitic; becKhse the St Louis Cenrentien had sent down large oelegsfien lo ask iis in resolutions adopted by the latter. sEpareny free from seclionH otsectisn EnG conriiixtDry iu their character; GprGreaty, say, brrsnss they proposed three TezsEi NBs nj Caicago. ene h1 St LoUiS, nc Ei Memphis, with rghe from each to nniie in one main trnak Rne west, snc sermni 10 offer the South equal aGraHtages with the North . when n facf t obvious that the main trunk Wouta M est ffoah the ceafrsl feTmiEgs, sf- Louis. and the South would hsve but eRe-sne moreover, vast aGvRntngrs wonas he given fhe aeF- tbern the soGtbsTn Ais8le cities in reEss11 10 dlstaRcS-
 thought that some ,sepcsss. ought io be nsds ia this proposition. snd c0DnsSr~propeHiiioR ofered really na1iona ih tts ckkgneier. The Si Louis oei- E1ssoh beasie1 o tsslrE bread and nsAiolA, fsa- ri0ic and wbsSy free rum sectso oBsl feeling and hoseEss snsisntis tl,sir I'FeseBces m'gai ss fl w~s easily for-seeu ttnt If resaoB0-d by szsssssR- al proposition, St LoHis would gain sli the ssrAn t4ge ste rsiTra by being enabled say tbe wboIr North, thai no thern Convention hsd hrie the olive branch. and . southern had treated il with contempt i, and se Errsy fhe whSie North sgnsnsi and make the question of constructing the rBaa s strictly sectionsl one.
 But the seui5ern Convention feB into the trup.- They ir=Aisa the S,. LoEis resolutions with toix disregard, mol tp spy contempt and recommended sou Ihsrn route EieBss runEing sbeHt the 2 azF atiei Gf laiitnce and thus gave fe cur Nsrtisera friends al the aarGaisge they eonlc nave oexirsa. by making no ulorr IesPoase 10 tae st Louis Con- Frnfipa.
 know Il may seem ungraeicns 10 condenB RsN whst did pOi oppose The trns but. eo asciSns that any argument could offer WeEla 0e.ire nc Aic sllber from my humble name, ar ny locsi position, iaie.
 Nsr, after the Convention sdiosrB-d, was il my
 
 ie0 well lhe perfect uniaportSnne ei my indisiaua views 10 tiiiRk ef doinE bal ai the sohci.atipn of many grrtlemen pI yoar city with whom hats eouvers1o spoA the sH5iect, have been resaciAmIy la1acea to writs oEt Egy views, and 10 consent ie submit thsFn iO tas meeting for consideration ana this msys perhRps, warrant me in stating fks reasons on which tsey are fonnded, wlIbsHt expos ing znys-si te thr charge Of Enoue pFrsEmist,gh A. is noi the paTi of statesman, mag ef p-u- deRce and common sense. te Ehui cur Fyes 10 sE actual existing diffcaty, and shape our course ef policy concSct i Il really did nei ex1st. If ts close syes woaio the dithcsity, fhsl would br well enough bat uasrtunst=ls vii. Baa de Ths true slairsrD&n 60es not lorn 1pc sei upon theory which disfegaraa existing rireum siHnces True stui1snsA,sbip assGs nol in acting RpeA . policy winch Essnuaes tH- sbsehce ef the baser pasaions and sJadsess ad hasasnisy, bal winch, rccsgnsziHC tlseir existence makes sf tbose Paasieas and YsFefuciees tn sach way as te evolve from xen acsloe results hene6cs ssl aS the cemSBanity Political isoUsn consists not in sisre gz.riss- ksi making nee nt fhsss p.sslen<-iA req veying kisem iRIs and caassng sbeu te run in surh ehShsrs, that hke the waters sf greai river they stlsh bse~s aBG rriiitse the iaAe Shich otherwise they Eenie overflow snc destroy. IL il dcsls vim q PrOPle iphusd with a sPrii sf csagBest, u oess sct If il were dealing xith nniien sf peace Tai 2nakers, bai 4 skiatRIy tAkes neFRntzge sf thai SFirlt U eonqns<s te shs4in nsrTni and magnificent rssailA The statesman he scAs ss if there gns ns party sisiTA "a tae csnhtIys As Pubsc Een were Bsi 0i,~a base and cerraPl, if self iEisfess would Rst- ia Tnu.tfiRas ef cases srerpswer The impulses ei patrlsasana instead sf seeing things tbey ruHssF arr and ss mssagsag these evils is make thrrl PsoaEee ges1 f-saltS. desurves nei the name of ssairsnun, hai is 6 idfe ihueris MAA s cnRsaitniso tIHi the PasaienAs preJaaieos and vices Q! Hatssn, il pFepesIy managud and skiitfBy esrree ia tbs rEhi cfrctieh beraEss nrtnA Eirtaes and instruments ss gesd-
 If sA evil exiNi. tbeA. and cannot car~ aT de- stfoy Il, we mus; Esaks the huEz St il IgSSis fsSvgAs2lSg fik eassaance. Ans shaping Al car ssSairy wstb rs5sfence te II and moi sbnt eges sAc rhink be leagsr exists. be1sass gre dc DUa sae l. Tss iiSa tH the psfp ~sli he Iasrs ssa whuthss Et ses blra az nsi and is class eyss eiA he aRiy ts make ourselves nsFe eeHpsesxfy o6feBc.hes&
 TAsi raiifSAs irpm ths MassssspFsi valley to fhs fscsbe wkk bs snisi. ss~sssasly esrt.iA- Psbtse egasnseA OF aasst sani and the yslslsr arsrrws aEfssp irrrxsczAs 1hMs Ets efcrion sF shx gcbssai gosernzncnt s mntisz sf verfe1a s4se, ws Ae razs If ru~rs l2f thirty Stases hare sais ts