The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
FOR the Ohio Union
nan. DOUGLAS ON THE OoMPBoMEsE
AND cLAvEnY AGHEATIONs


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the readers Of TIE UnIoH 70 Know now
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promise in N65Igand a. but q shQri lime
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Az ne close OF the long session wnien aooP'-
cd tn'se measures, I resoi ed never 70 MAKE
another speech upon the SUBJECT Of me slavery
question IN ts halls o. sqaeresp. regard Az
a,scussion ~ tnat quesvon neFe a. uhW''es m''
enie'ou' aug gu, OF place. loo IL, ba.
Is il wise now Mr.. DoUGLAs! Or Is il
lna1t a1iIs .eI lH9 9u uu
nV' ueciueuiy y OF pace anu uiscuies'
Gus in The extremaf st4 gds L1tI9 dffy
w,..
w "i,h tne s.olmy eg'~a"n ,aio'1 W o%na.o,
and frst brought forward the Missouri COmpro-
tSo nTa,i e. aPp'e AZ sss y ma !, ls sed,'sO,s, 5n IN a ,ss
bill which annexed TeIa'lo the United States"
Aud you have now the hardlhood to be
we nfs' one 70 p.1P0ae inc annu'iMg o.
"r' u..' nv, ~ ~ guy '"o S%r.
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Twelve STATES AZ large ~ Ohio' ana Which
has met with ,be a~nnrobation of he whole
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nation Tor 81 years past. N te y,r9lrH
90 Nv pyeEereneo for the Mis.ouri comnrom;,s
WA predicated upou the ASSUMPTION ihat nv
whole people Of I'D United gta,es wopld M mora
easil, reconciled 10 mai measure Than ID anv 9TH.
er mode q adius'@en, and this assumption rest
had been the means OF Gnamicable Retirement q
a fearful contradictory in'ls2i, which hhd.bsen
acquiesed in eheerfully and cordially BY the PEG.
r. 4eN'fN' uSNHhN'I "'N
which all parts aud sections Of the Union, pro,
posed to respect and cherish, as a fair, Just, and
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"s'O' "' a"o'e people, anu uesne !" ~
sau =" g'S"y yopr own ano'n0us ue
Signs. iou feeAieSs'y se''Ve ina' year
; ~ controversy winch mad been SO ioHL
u 30 satisfactorily 10 all parties anu sec
r "o''S cohs'ucIeu felueo' ana acknowledged
~ DC "a IalT JuSt n honorable adjust
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din accordance with ,hs,. v;.w. = h,o,nA
- % Hnn unese ueWs o'ough
: of ls44-5, as applicable to Texas, and had ii,
"ASes the 20 war wiz ISo 'Meai.o had : omm.., ~,
in august, ls46. | proposed to extend the Mi.
for The WiImot proyisn." ~
, How different your conduct now : VIVA
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mas caused ms change
"In taking leave of hi, subject. 7 Min 10 ,tat
, that Ihaps determined neter 10 make anofher spsee
. on N, .iap,ru ou.,iioa. Ian h~a,,,;Iv 49, dr,h
controversy, and know iha. the country isdi'
/, How ro,,u,,,. e., On, .o,,,., b.d -,
. abidsd bv IA, co%ncIu,ion, and ,sm,;,.,
,ileDti And bowsvs, di..u.,.d ,ho 10,
III. u,v h.uoL.....;,L ,.
p'o "'y ""'e oeon WIN "'"o years since
: il is quite certain thew will EXPRESS lhei
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,sha,. ;,
, Compromise weasures-cyeryw6ere, North an
, To"sn. Nobody proposes to repeal or di''ur
A.IE.h.l.. tu =.
h"u ""o has ueS'eu a cnange OF repea
oil the compromise ! Have The peopl
P%e'illoned Congress for the abolition o
any one, much less the q Of 1920
$50 long as our opponents DO not agtate 70
LePeal OF modihcanon why should we agitaI
for any P~nrpo'el We claim that the COmpSOmis
to di %",' ,ev sad ssi,,,i I" az, "a, no,,,snsn. ops'
ifisnd'r
II final settlement, VIA. has induced
you 10 destroy IL and expose our happJ
land TO di'nnion, agitation and eOnfro
rersyF la i3 laa .nt
Are .oi ID. friends Of tho cO%Promise be
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