The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-09

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3D., rn,I ,has. Territorial Legislature.
snail pas, A law establishing slavery within
their limits. SO according to Gen. Case
view Of these acts. every slave which has
already, or shall hereafter. be carried into
either Of these Territories. 10 tpso focfo.
free This is what the South has gained
BY these scts. Even the poor privilege Of
entering these Territories with their slsves.
and keeping them As .uch, until the fire.
/ Territorial Legislature composed Of squat.
ters shall declare them free. 10 not granted
by these acts Did the Southern keprcsen-
ta,ives understand that this was the meaning
OF the bill when they supported il. SenA.
tor Douglass not only takes this ground OF
Gen. Cas. but he goes further; he elaine
the mer, for the bill that BY xbolishing the
Missouri Compromise he has excluded thu
plsa of Free Soil lie has opened the way
10, the Free States to build up some six new
Free States south of the Missouri Com
promise line of 36 deg 20 m Gen Shields
follows in the same strain. The Washing.
ton Union introduces with fattering COM
ment.ries the sketch Of his speech lately
delivered at Springfield. |, speaks as fol-
lows
"Csrs,,l Shield. ha, entered the igh.
with e.,,..,nsss and ability. We see a
.ketch of hi, speech ut Springfield, in which
he sustained the prime plies OF the Nebraska
bill with gres, force and effect. Speaking
of the principle OF non intervention, he
said
81, allowed the people The said to FIX
their own condition, manage their own
affairs. and work out their own happiness
in their own WAY. II gave equal chances
to equal States in the settlement and gov,
erunen, OF common territory. knns"s and
Nebraska were free now. and the peo'
pie there would keep them free. The es>
adjustment OF slavery in these Territories
was not only improbable. but impossible.
and it WAS always wiser and better to lie.
people work gu. gren, good for them>
selves than have ii forced upon them BY
others, aud this was the way in which
ireemen always do what is great and good.
by :beir own free and voluntary act This
principle Of non>inservension would not
ara now ,ce-bu, would lay it, full anil
"a, on.,,,iop, II we acquire the con,inen,
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