The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-01
The Triumph or Truth WHOM indicated by bold an
able Champions.

The Triumph OF Truth WHOM indicated by bold and
able Champions.
We publish the following article from the Chicago
Argus OF the oath October with great pleasure The
incident constitutes Of the brightest
events in the orators life We congratulate the country
that be has SO nobly succeeded:
From the Chicago Argus.
SPEECH or Jrpox DoUeLAs The meeting at the City
1 m III. s s %
packed the assemblage must have contained three
James Curtis esq the mayor OF the cy TO The chair aud
b. ), Morris, esq, was appointed secretary, At a lew
minutes alter z, Judge Douglas commenced bis speech,
which three aud halt Ia length, aud the
viDdicaton OF himself and colleague Tor their
conse aud action upon the great OF compromise
that was ever listened and. what Of much
poanoe the speech was also AMI COZ elusive
defence OF tho law, about which there been much
nnlips by tie nsdcsps oil city
Judge D. commenced ny discussion Of tue series Of
h,m suatis great cleaners force, and vgor Is
impossible 10 give anything like condensed statement OF
speech OF length. covering many questions Of
magnitude but all who heard convinced and tie
lsws-lhe fugvesay law among oihers-are 10 he, and
viii be- carried out msugre the iuSy OF bigo, the
ting OF those sham preenders who have attempted 10 la,
hct deep disgrace upon The good name and order OF
guard d US all la the course his rsnk,. the Judge
commented with little severity the base folly Of
aside as Ear as they could the law Congress and made
acon too ridiculous even to laugh a. While he ad,
united lac did Tor he ingiiivcsisve bill, be
explicitly that bis absence lrom the Sen
accidental, and that II he had been In his place
he most certainly would have voted Tor H.; MARKING ia
this connexon that he much preferred voting Tor
popular law TO sneeking "a the language Of The resolutions
of the council om u At tue conclusion Of his remarks,
Judge d. presented fret live OF following resolu
TONS stating, nj the same time that Whatever might be the
Of the meeting be wished to place himself right
ewere and his speech might be- reported he bad
Embodied OF his conclusions, which he desired not TO
The resolurions were unanimously adopted. The two
concluding resouou by Morris, esq. were read 10
n Is y Snsnm sa .ss Sa
hearty ringing cheers io Judge Douglas, the largest meet
ing ever convensd in Chlcago and results will be the
most auspicous for success, moral law abiding,
prosperous people, OF has been % can be held
orgsnze il is hoped may do them service IL /, proba.
bic. however, that Friday gathering Will be held, and
DO I'VE s 81 Ss the s"s
legry OF the city against them the supremacy OF the
aud hsfcrszed visionsre. who would desoaiion
and ruin that their one idea might prevail
The following are the resouilonsi
Resolved That the sacred duty OF every friend Of the
Union to maintain and preserve nvioae every provision
Rssoped That any enacted by Congress, in pursu-
snce OF tue constitution should be respected as such ALL
carried into effect BY the officers charged with It's eIeca
R.soired That 30 long as the constitution OF the United
States provides that all persons held service labor
State, escaping into another State, SMALL
labor may be DUE and 50 long as members Of Consres.
required take oath TO support the constitution IL
70 carry that provision Of the constitution iuo effect.
Resoired That five desire preserve the Union one,
under great republic, insepsrable and perpetual
must perform all obi cations under the constitution
the time that wo call upon brethren in other
States yield implicit obedience 10 H. as tsg. zoos
Rssoipd That the Lives, property. and safety OF
families depend upon the Observance and projection Of the
s due EXECUTION Of Il. s~. o s
land should b promptly and enphscally condemned BY
R..otssS That we win stand 81 faI by the American
Union aud oonst'tqtons viii Al ~ glorious memories
Of the past and precious hopes Of the future.
Tho following cfhrsd in addition by b. s. Morris,
Rssoirsd That senators and representatives ~ the
Congress the United States enttled pro-
found gratitude for their exeons In procuring the passage
Of several laws the late session OF Congress- calculated