Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-26

FUTURE PLANS OF SLAvERY.-Mr. Went
worth, (Long John,) in letter from Wash
ton to the Chicago Democrat, says:
81 see that several papers are agitating the
repeal of so much of the Kansas and Nebras-
ka law as admits slavery. 1 have no doubt
but the next House will pass such bill. But
the next Senate willnot; nor the Senate there
after. Should every free State elect a Sena-
tor hereafter to oppose the bill, it would take
just five years to bring the friends of the re-
peal into majority i'll the Senate 1t is just
as it is with the Fugitive Slave law. No slave
State Senator will ever vote for either So,
at least, it will take five years to repeal either
But, even at the end of five years, the slave
States will have some friends in the Senate;
and, as things are now, there is but one hope
of excluding slavery from Kansas, and that is
by encouraging the right kind of emigration
there. The law will never be repealed until
there is radical change i'll the way OF elect
ing United States Senators.
The news of Colonel Benton's defeat has
just reached here, and l never saw as much
Joy manifested as there is by the slaveholding
interest. 1t has given them great courage,
and | would not be surprised if they should
bring on their two great measures next WIN
ter. The South cares nothing for the repeal
Of the Fugitive Slave law, OF the slavery part
of the Kansas and Nebraska bill. 1t knows
that it cannot be done, and so fears nothing
1t has two great measures still behind. These
measures Colonel Benton, and every man OPP
posed to the repeal of the Missouri compro-
mise law, will oppose. Colonel Benton is the
only opponent who has submitted his name to
the people, He has fallen. The cry is, let
all other Democrats who opposed the repeal,
share his fate and the star of slavery extern
sion will be in the ascendant. The forthcom-
ing measures are:
lst. The formation of a new Slave State
from the south Of California,
ID. The naturalization of the institution
Of slavery. Slavery is now sectional. and the
man who takes his slave into q free State does
SO at the peril of his slave. A very few words
incorporated into an appropriation bill, or
struggled into some private bill, is all that is
wanting. 1t is said that the following will be
the words: THE property of no citizen Of
any State shall be endangered or forfeited,
whilst being occupied IN, or transported
through, any other State" The idea is, that
while no citizen of Illinois can hold slaves,
under our Illinois laws, citizen of another
State may occupy farm in Illinois with his
slaves, transport them backwards and forwards
without danger or forfeiture.
Thus, whilst we are looking to remedy the
past, the South has two great measures for
the future. And if man will go right in
these two measures. the South would take
him for Congress though he introduce bill
to abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia,
to repeal the Fugitive Slave law and TO repeal
the Kansas and Nebraska bill as soon as he
took his seat. Our Senate being the bulwarli
of slavery, and being elected only once i'll six
years, the South can never lose an advantage
that it once gains.
The South is practical and the North i'm
practical in this NATTER