The daily union., 1854-02-07
The Territorial question In Connecticut.

The senunen,s eontaued in the following article from
the New Haven (Ct) Register will be responded by
the national democracy OF tie whole Unioa:
.sTHr NKsRA.KA nr1.There never more needless
that - hch the big press trying raise
on ibis subject TIE Teuitoy question lar norIh
that labor would be yauahle In aBd, like
coidclmAts Territories. viii Of DC priu-
cpaly seed bY people from the hoTbern States,
the pioneers OF West with northern habits northern
-fac pies aud nohe feelings There Is about much
danger such people, hen ef themselves manage
their own in their way, establishing negro
slavery Nebrsska there Is that the people Connec-
cu win establish negro slavery Tue period eel sbo-
toa thunde therefore has been brought ume
a mere abstraction.
Judge Douglass b proposes organize The Terri
,ory on The republosn principle Of leaving people,
whether Territore. Saie,. right Of Determining
domestic sffhn Tor hemreises. IL l. the
prineiple tha Ia Mr. Gays bill and Mr. Webs,ers
bin of Utah and New Mexico under wkg sdninistra-
ton II Nj Fillmore Those bills parts Of the
which they supported with their powerful talents
common with patrioto democratic esrnen, and which
are kaown The compromise measures Of 1850. A
considerable portion q eouoy comprised il one Of
these territorial governments iih the old Lou
ana purchase, and was II course covered by Mis-
Compfomise OF loa yng north Of the line Bot
did not deter those from carrying through the
Of adjustment without regard any former egs-
ation o Congress- They icok bold o. and planted those
Tenorie great principle Of self government Ia mat
tiers domestic c1ucefn-a prireple which whole
rll
across conrnenL And have We become much wiser
IN the last four years thst shall throw aside that
proc ple and work In stalking out seogrs phical
tine
The abooniss and their hg sym tbizsrs !. .ho now
affect hold ns Of ls21 sIorsd heretofore re-.
gAtdod IL a. an abominabe tnng Ia ls20 they (hc iede.
ra.t. hey thea esecl bafnt Senator Lanmsn
ibis State efhsy of Nons for the Missouri Com pto-
mise and tbey treated Ex-Governor Foo, who thea
mbsr Of Congress, almost as bad tor h, vote though
e yess asrwsrds their purposes show the
conrency Of whig principles, they 5ok him their
candidate or sovernnr, and placed hin IN the orecoivc
ehair Asd ss late the presidential campaign OF
ls52 when James Buchanan, o Yvsna, proposed
run the Missouri tbs Paelho, thsy denoupeed
him a. . ~orthless doogh-'ace Of the sort
The people, when lel themselves, viii generally set
quite well a. whon shcy 10 ihc hand.
Of abolition doctors We In the case Of C.liton
which, from IL. mild clmss IN The SOUTH Il va, ,t opposed
gh soutern plsntes aud where golden srsc-
everywhere drawing thousands daily not only
fom the NORTH bot the South, shores The whigs
usual very much worried, and the abolition do,
spreading wimotpfovso plssef TO cover the
body poiine. aid thus u from slavery Bat While
these preparations IN progress, and Aanuc states
al saxieY On the sabec, the people Of Teuto.
res took The nsuat n their hands snd aaiey er
.lussd slavery or oWa wl ifom the whole region.
from cad 70 end And with iis example before Us
me abolition Sbigs worrying hcmscve. or rather
uying worry country, lest there should be neyro
slavery 70 Nebfaskai They might vel worry sboo.
oi ths wise and patriotic character are the fol-
lowing remarks By the Naugstock Valley Democrat.
Published ., Waterbury, 10 Connecticut;
III. Of The eonsiiuuoa Intended 10 leave the
subject o slavery ocai question, bs governed by local
sud Cogre wosid only be following the
sp, 81 ne constitution ~ leaving question Of slavery
~ ihe egerai ietntaftes the of me terrific
fsl rssstures This = Of Senator Douglas.
b snd sh1ait 4 doabess ~osd b- the lee,
Of - opsfsiioi Aio the pnnUlpes Dll a. fan
danisasi Ia, - ~ a possible bY Congress- and r
sou5 put cad he scuon o slavery into
uauoua coupcit Have understood hst Congress. 4,
% ieglsisr ga toe sableci "a any Of us D.
o. CoionDta aid ne country be restored 70 IL.
odsiaol harmony the sulisoL Dsstsoy The M,.-osr,
Com promise. and t via be end need Of c.nprc-
slavery qaesnon Tne Mis.ouf Com
been e great Of al mischief wnIch ia. re-
thfovtng qaesuoa slavery ino congress
saonsi debates Repeal me Conprorn,-s and place tho
question IA o-ti,os. aud poses OF IN.
u.noa vil o,c- and CON pren.n
srtefe. and ne peoPIs of ms Unioa Will know no
Norui. Soats. 1sss, W-s-bu com mon coon
uv and ons broshsshood'n =