The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20


Ing subject that epy breed ssses eslon asd dssus
Here counsel r tbs other scs OF the house. ssd, to
Ii. work and help us to estsssn And i, ts,o sssS
principle. Again has been said that the passa9o Of
this bill KsDsAs and Nebraska the slave pc-sr
There rever misre presentation Slavery A
create by cipsi Law and Judge Mclean says that
without lAw 'lavery sannot e,st The negroes 10 Ken
tuchy ~ pns, lvsna would alike be free unes ssv-
cry bSc hten egsl xed How the master hold slaves
viths ut pcsitive lAw eenton said he willing Nsv
MEXICO and Cali should be sdmst.d without orovi
sion .ipce the condition thpgs you'd ever prevent il
hom sxistr there Scme gents from De,reit say ,hee
Ter ito' lee are oPsnsd TO slavery Let us see tiers
Sec there is prohibition authority, but ths qaas
tion st 10 the REQ le Eeo~Alipg he Missouri compro
expressed. Therefore, the Law an.s to nothing
thsn restoring TO the people the light to egsists
The p.tple now through ,fe'r Lssisst diret and
coUtyo, e government But toe statement
true that ,host Territories ,sued to slavery: rhsro
Is slavery there Dow and cannot oe until anth zsd
I'D II 1. Be uDl wfnlly otros uce Lii privieg, b
sAus+d, IL ,hst good reason why righ should not
POsraoteedS II this govern declares murder vir
ss nj III slavery n iichs n could Il b. sn,pr.e
The Of ali depends upon the wisdom Of her
OH peopls end slavery ever exists 10 Kansas her
geops us au'hOnzs 1t reward Everett said tha. rA
YER, conlo gain footbed there. and zen.
tor have ssid much the ssme Blu, shy will 1t not e
there? IA sale slaves would be intro ofnosd into ca.
fSlia webster raid NO, and sposs rutn and v .sd,m
must 60 where the products and climate suitsi
it, nature II Missouri II 'egisats TO day sa.
very she would refuse LIS exis eDce snd into Nsbrass
TIE views fast gfpg with Tho lid. o. nigrs
oor ofpopsnts, ares zeal oaim all tho ssatliy aod
. wincler he eufo ced the Nohr.ska IA In tns
ris.S Then am We have . q men to abuse tire
Sn'n ,,,d but qarf' INC To's sv stand up icr
Ieighbor to servo God In the tsges lslsn5s
1ftre Is IN this bill valuable and great point s.oed
celicafe vexeo question ID forever put to rest
The worth, patriot Clay has said it best to com
nit this whole eootest the people scatter the fuel
wbis. said1t -srs best to o. avoid al local difficult,
and sectional discussion J P. Hale hs excited the
country win his abusive language; while Washington
advised. In his farewell address, that such trials be
avoided Ihe comp .oises Of the constitution must be
hep. Herry Clay would rot aboi ioniss the whgs-ws
will not the democrats Thor. 10 always so0e Cs-sau-
ORA preaching NDe Jeremish l have lived through
many crisis. and disregarded these grumbings,
AZ sn
sut aied 70 aintain he principles essential gost
snd free people The democratic party has done
dsrs In the history OF county, but must do
II ttey lem.n true III. iuton and party fe4lty
tres p s'ste Ill outrde the toughest sea, and at
last come to . haven Of ress
GENERAL CAss SPEECH AT KALAMAZOO.
On the 10th inst General Cass addr. the citizens
Of Kal.mszoo Hs opened DY abiding to the peculiar
privilege which american cit zens possessed, OF
assembling and discussing the action Of pubs
vsnt~ -ithout fcar and restraint No other people had
patton beyond anv csher on tbs gl,oo aud yet there
we're en- Who were not astsfed-restless ungratofut,
dspetIou. men, who sought ont occasions to and fault
10 oiscsve something wrong In everything and 70
20. jaalcuny, suspicion aud discomfort throughout
the land Wswere too prosperous apeopls, and hav
ally teesirg to raise up Imaginary ones, and
staDtly crying. Woe. Voc TO Jerusalsm The speak
then Allnded to the PllgrmH, who first sought
tho that they might control their religious and
civil ccncerDs without the intervention Of monarch,
OF desPot to ectse TO- or disturb them In the eIer-
tory and bowed that this principle Of self government
wsa beir governing rss in all their subscqnsnt 90
tiGn. He showed how toe descenoants OF these Pilgrims
in ,774 when t1e Parliament tf Great britain under
took p,cr IN their local cerns resisfed ths
gh bonded assumption Of power declared tn at the
b b-IOnRcd
s"ely to themselves. BE showed how the revolution
IN, snd how cur sturdy forofathsrs fought for
,hsh e,pre.s"rs; how they formed our aanstituion,
tie bs,s of mans right to govern hmss,f-a rig
witch 40 can Dever SURF nder without becoring the
han aay o, her, cbarac erixsd Institutions OF
country, snd distipguihed our ten from that OF
AM rcsn ct,r n nder and could nat be t.sen
fT N tbrD ui bout violating the fundamental compact,
.hcb secures equal privileges to III our people Con-
Ing to this Nebraska Karsss measure q, tbs dia-
t euistcd sreahe said the law ogaoziog these Terri
tones ed out this great prcc pie which prom
ipently enters nto the ins lotions this country II
gave the peole Of 'hose Ter erie, shs right to
RuAte their come site STAIRS their way--in
other words to m.ke the laws by waich they wee to
mace by = Congress over which they had no control,
and in wbieh they had voice his gtviog the
people OF Nebraba and Kansas the sane rights viii 81
enjoyed by other Americsn citizens And why
should trey rot have thems We're they not - wise,
|
licS II So, Why hould they not have equal priv.
isges with the OF their fellow countrymsn aud
What lsws they will have 70 regulate themselves
in their domestic ,nterc urseS He showed that The Mis-
6mpIomsa ,nsttutonsl-that 1t nterfer
o. with The rebt Of the people to egisate on certain
right Of self aoversnsnt cpgrss BY shis com mi promise
bad ssio to tho people Of those territories "You shan
bsve sawry, you want IL ever 50 much y This was
direct interference 9Th the right Of aer government
and took say of the primary rights OF The mer
IL opposed to ths spiri. OF iost utons
ss say the people Of Michigan lyon shant
have this or that institution Why then lhall say
to ,he people Of Nsbr.ss you sh,n have this shs
,bsD shall the peops Of Nebrs shs be denied prtv
l.ses shich belong 20 the people Of MchsanS They
,bould not; and he Is vorthv American who would
thus seek to deprive any portion Of people OF their
jurt sights
The BarfhsM E1f6uNder Of the 1lth instant says
This veteran sta'ermsn sddressed large ccncourse Of
ptope At the Court .ouse this irsday) after loon
a to wep SsOr
able 10 gain ., mrtance Gen Cas- slthough vel
st. ,chen years. has the vgor and are Of mddls age
hut sba ende.vor to do pext week. only say
that his exposition Of the Nebr aska bin mastery
| and convincing
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF VERNON T
Stephen Royce the new Governor Of Vermont deliver
cd bis nessge to the Lsslature the 18th inst. Ths
greater portion of the document is occupied with th
dscussion OF state ans but tho Nebraska act ana th
Missouri comprcmiss are thus referred to-
An act Of ees passed at the last session. snnuled
that part the act Of A. 1920 ocmmouly called the
hisouri compromises, vhich restricted the spread o.
slavery in vast region Of country acquired BY the Lou
hso he moral attributes Of solemn and valid compact;
bad therefore been recognized and for more
than thirty years dpa aud uuslersble act OF tho
ment fesing forever great and dangerous CON
rovery Tie r~pesling the restriction csusc o. the
ormpromise supported. and urged forward u tts
pssesge with 1t brohen unaoimty, BY the dele
20 ions fr s the vehodipg statss II hss natar
ally ard very justly excited Wntmen Of intense dis
lie and throughout the free States
Notwhstapdirg he Closes and paliations put forth
In defens Of thai measure, appears 70 uraish pAps
bic evidence Of ts great purpose; spd this would seem
70 be nothing less than TO to hs slave interest
iDdepts eI+psios Of slavery, and perpetual sscsDd
spcy and control In the government Of the patton. And
fenre, shoud not b. matter o; surprse that gsa
era determination exists IN the free States to counter
act and resis In al pssceabe and stusonal modes,
such spirit Of unscrupUlous aggression This course
has become manfetly expe lent and oeeessary the
the prOtx otfou advAv cRm00t th0