Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-20

Nov In this Kansas matter the abolionsts have claim.
ell that it, object was TO extend slavery and that would
extend slavery That they say. Is their only ground OF
opposition to the They to prevent the g,
tension OF slavery The question Is settled in regard To
Nebraska Not the biggest tool aaaoae them az .si
CLAIM that there Is danger that slarsrv H 90 ik,r,
Aud did they settle it, No the people Of the erritor,
with IT,
Ill the question in regard Kansas IL not deanitv
settled tits settled to the satisfaction of every
common the North No one believes that Kan.
will be slave State. Robinson and Lane the chief,
OF the Tree State party there that four teen
OF the people Of the Territory In favor prohibiting
slavery Others that sixteen of twenty are in IA
ror OF tree State. IL Is difficult to find who vii
say hat he does not believe Kansas will be free. Who
will make 1t so: Win it be the sbobtonistsr No 1,
will be the people Of the Territory"
IF Kansas with all the efforts which have been made IN
the prosaveryists, with all the advantages which tn,
adourniug State of Missouri ul of slaves aud Wild with
fear that the establishment of freedom in Kansas will be
fatal TO slavery In Missouri IT, with all these
circumstances Kansas ' W be free, 'hat danger Is
shsre that any Isrrory cH hereafter ash 10 BE- rsceirs
into the Union triS JdreryF There is none.
And therefore there is no need of an Abolition or q
Republican party TO prevent slavery extension Let the
people alone and they will in every prevent oStcn
sion OF their free will and accord All that il neces.
is to maintain their right decide this question: the
De'"ocrd'ie doefr"s Of popular sorcregHty and you o
hare Stare States: The system upon
which Territories and States so rapidly popu.
lated the from which that population is derived
the uniform experience OF aud the settlement of
that from present trtitory be carved
slave States The chief emigration is from the North
ern States, and always must be, their population
much predominates The emigration from Europe from
whence comes whole columns is just nnatersbly op-
posed to slavery the people OF tho Northern
Are these the men TO make slavery institution of
States which they settle Mostcertainly They will
do it. and therefore The States mast b. free We
do claim this result which WI regard AS xed tact
triumph OF the North the South. Our party has
been arrayed section aus another it looks
only TO the good of the whole country IL knows no
North no South But as individuals cannot but feel
pleasure that slavery has reached its limits in
this country aud patriots rejoice that Congressional
interference other unconstitutional have been
resored to to bring about this result but that the matter
lett with the people, is by them settled ia salts
factory to the people of the Northern States and in
manner TO which the Southern States take excep
ton"
But like old wine the feast we have kept the best
for the last Every body remembers the Hon. Harry Hib
bard one OF the most active supporters OF the
braska bill Let what results he anticipated from
this Measure for freedom when he addressed the good
people Of Dalton. We quote from the same Democratic
authority
Mr Hibbard discussed the State issues presented in
this campaign with his usual ability. He then took up
the slavery question, and discussed in all its
nshases and III manner which could not fail TO carry
conviction II the sincerity OF tho speaker, and with
OF facts, logical arguments, aud sound
sense views that could fail To convince all air.minded
persons present all whose minds capable of
ing and apprccatng the TRUTH that the of the Pre-
sjent and the Democratic party just and that
present position upon the slavery question the leaving the
whole matter with the people is undenaby correct the
only just fair and proper mode OF settlement and that
og that manner Of treating the question is rendered al
most certain that not rood OF Stare fcrrtor, cH here.
after apply FOR admission 10 the Union. We commend
this speech 10 the people OF Dalton They may look il
every way, view it from every point OF sight and they
will be the better satisfied of its truth and candor The
meeting entirely satisfactory the Democracy OF Dali
ton, and after hesEting somewhat account Of the
failures OF the last years have concluded TO set
Dalton down a. reliable for Democratic representative
on the 18th s1d fair Democratic majority the State
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