The statesman & blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington [Del.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11

rel cal OF the Missouri Compromise line.
Thirdly, that the,e is a political necessity
for great National Party to assuage this
storm. Fourthly, that such party has
been formed, aud IL the American Party.
Filthy, that Mr. 0loyton is not a party
to snch a quarrel G. whirlwind,' , and
" did not vote for the repeal of the line
in the Nebraska act And sixthly, (by
inuendo,) that not being "a party to the
qusrrel," land not having voted "for the
repeal Of the line inthe Nebraska Act"
he, the Hon. Joha. y. Clayton, the late
Wig Senator from Delaware, is a very
suitable person to be considered the head
Of party to save The Union from Slavery
agitation =
II is to the last two propositions, above
stated, that We propose to direct the at
tention of tlsSeitiT of Delaware.
Mr.. G. says did not vote for the
repeal Of thes tie Nebraska Act. +"
II sane sanse is ssiie, in another it is
untrue. Por H., S,hn.Aa net on a.
final passage webssfeye he did not vote
For the repeal q 10 Missouri compro-
mise line. however, ti,o mart Of the Bill
and the only bar, fatal 10 the neaee Of
the country, lEe Acknowledged couse Of
that seeontros,,s, which RACES in tbe
North and svea,.c ), 4, aoble division of
orr hapnv TI,;o. l;ke . wb;rlw;nd -
which ,thas pr,aneea the very bitter
fruits which fte) snt;ci,ated when !,
WAS introduced fspd has eouscd all the
violent excitement IN the bosom Of the
North. which 7 ,bs1tabIicly nredicted in
NV fbjsi nlsse II M senate > ,or M.
repeoL Mr.. CLAYTON. Ia, u, ae,, oo,eo,
Ij1oa ,ya,ior, esorcssed his readiness
and willingness ID ,o,e ana backed II,
that readiness M. \, a,,,,m.n, ~ chow
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. u,s mot il,
debate bv tho s,ul.,rruaipg fact ,b,, he
Mr. @ had urvcs tho cxtens;ou If mi.
very sIiasou,i ,,o,,nroo;sa line n Tho
p.e;6o ;n,1s4s, ..,d .hv .l,., .r natural
;nou;rv ;f ri. l;uol;s N ,,noons,;,n,;,r,l
oo,r ,ras 20 ~ ~ q l,,siI, /, rha, N,
aeleo,,;o, fr,,,, r;,sv,sA,,. comnotod =,
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No.s,.s uars.v u.a.,no oad Va, nj.
had voted soy tbe orc;nal ACT
N MI NJ, = re,l;,.d .-,l,;s ;s nj
worry ,ne..I d,dst,,A. ,o.sx,,a,d Tho lin.
in isls. and the nei,varc daleeat;on did
,,o,a Cos 80 or;.,;nl ~, Il 1900
know !, ,,.s ,,.,.,,. ...,,,,,;.,,,l b.t 7 won,
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tendinc sucb \ liiea ( paci6c IN,
Delaware delag.t;on vent for il as
:. neace measure . .f,er demonstrating If,
unco,s,;,,,;o,a,;,v
We will NOT r.,,e here 10 examine IN
snbl;,re code NJ ,o;;tical eth;cs which Mr.
claviop nronosss to himself as rule a
conduc, and 90 unceremoniouslv thrust
unon tho Delaware DELEGATION. Let Il
give him the beuefl Of that code. LIE
rs admit tboe.h;s constitutional scruple
were sincere Let us admit that he wa
;ns,;scd nv that code (apd as he woul
have II Messrs E.lsev McI.reand Va,
Dvkel in Violating their oaths far the SAX
of ,omnornrv exnsd;encv mr. no o;y
him n wide maryinl n save the Ifuion \
tbsss States from :, ;rrend;,o d.ncer
and how stands tho oa.a ooo;nst NJ,
clavton9
He admits he saw tho awb;rlw;ndv !;
the d;stance eue rrhIclv rred;otod,
Il ain nv (h;s, nl,es in ,bs senate ;,
oue an,;c;n.,ea IT, h;,,ar frn;,sn III
ev,or, Of ri. ol.rmod an.;o;n.,;o,a MN
he measured he he words =, nal.n,r
o;,v "a. ,h;s o.;,;s H. hi, .h...
mora ro.l DANCER ,h.n h.s oyor av;.to
beeoro y ,ao ,ha saonaI w;,i soon a,ou,l
~. NJ. o,-..,I-- ~, 49,,
conv;o,;on az ;r,nond;,a ,lanoor % ~
no,oo &C tb, oonn,,,. ..1 ia ;ato,..;,,. .
The Union ARISING from the rronos;ticn 4,
ran.al ,ha Me-; caa,,iro,,;sa IL,
az ,,,,o.,,, =, .....,y
Is.sa ..,..oa a...,,... ), ,,;s counsellor.
conld allow him IN ys;.e himself IN the NJ