The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-03
.., From the Lima Argos.
Mr. DOUGLAS NEBRASKA BILL.


The time has como for the anxious
ones TO sat abou. paving the way 10 the
Presidency in '56, and sgreeably TO long
establiahed custom, he who suTpSSses in
deeds Of devotion 10 the interests OF the
"pecular institution" regards his claims
as unanswvIable, aud his chances Suro
for the presidential chair. But the OPP
poriuni,y for display in this behalf does
not in tho course Of events prssentlitself,
and il is found necessary 10 reopen and
agilale long settled question. The Lit:
lie Giant from Illinois, has introduced a
bill in The Senate for the organization Of
the Territory Of Nebraska, leaving the
question Of slavery 10 be settled by the
people when tliey shall come to organize
State government. This, il will be re-
me mbered, is ia manifest violation oi ibe'
,orms Of the Missouri Compromise, which
provides that Slavery shall no, exis. north
Of thirty six degrees thirty minutes.
Thus, this question is TO be re-opened.
The scenes OF so ere 10 be resenactsd
with the programme changed jus. suffi>
cien,ly 10 sui, the later day and the ac>
,ors New "stars' will doubtless burst
upon the aslonished gaze Of the audiences
and enrapture il with their brightness, but
the arrange men, Of the details, the sslec-
lion Of The scene fol the drama, &C., sIs
to be lei, in the experienced hands Of Ths
1 Douglass The alarum-'The Union 10
in Danger r-is TO be soundsd over the
land and over The soa, and We will be re-
quired to stand and-see il saped! ANY
number Of sacrifices will be made; high.
soun. ling resolves Of sclfimmolaton will
crowd the atmosphere; the Great Ruler
will be invoked to show his mercy by adj
iourning the disaster, for they will not
survivs tho dissolution Of tho Union
And perhaps ssme second Foote will pro-
serve it over Sunday in his breechss
, pockel! And the Northern Fanatics
those who think their constituents should
have a voica in the matter will have the
second vial Of wrath poured out upsn
them, for doing just what was expected
= of them, oi that they and those they reP-
+ resented sbould surrender at discretion
Dougl.s is one ofahe championsof the
!. Baltimore Platform, an instruments, say ito
;, friends, 90, up in spiri, Of cancellation
;. de precating the agitation Of the slavery
:, question, and pouring oil upsn the waters
9, lately troubled. h ruleS tho exciting
. subiec, ou. Of the drlDocra.ic party, and
! if il is the specific claimed by its friends
!. Ii, ouvh, 10 drive i. ou! Of the Naslonal
;, coHncils also. .,g oi,@,q
I Tho Union savers, The denounceFs o.
. :. agi,a,isn. are, in this instance a ,'t'
" frs, 10 throw down tho wager Of battle
a Good feeling began 10 exist between al
i" "" parts Of the coAfcderacy, for the people
!. were le. alone. Iuhammsiory speechs
: :, had ceassd 10 be scattered, the natsria
~ interests Of the country were SeceiVlnl
- :, the consideration Of the people, and band
!. Of tho closes. and most enduring kim
J. J. were being completed. Allasha. is ask
q cd, as far ,ss Nebraska is .conreraed,
~ ,ha, i, shall be left under the provision
4" ~ Of the. Compromise Of 1920. That plsdl
~ :" was given more :han thirty yeaIs ago, an
~ ~ /. i OK expected Ina. il will hs redeemed.
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