The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-26

they please, what do you interfere With them
orfo The people Of Kansas have ohocs 70 their
Judges and Clerks OF The President Of NE United
Now, ysa that that bill don't moan anything Of the
kind That not what they intcsd by IT. but tAcy I'D
intend ihi they say-to let the people Of Kansas segu.
late the subject of slavery in their Territory. Yog did,
ehf Mas that intention ndeeds And in order get
At you Eamped under foot the compromise made forty
years ago. Yes, the very author OF the Kansas Nebraska
b said that compromise had origin akin the conss
tuition and that hand had ever yet been found ruthless
hand (Groans) And he says that the people OF
tne territory should have right to regulate the sub
not sny his = 1h e m
(Appause.) asked him the question: and put it
70 him ,l time and again 'sir," said edo You mean
pie of Kansas have the right through their Terrific
rial legislature to exclude slavery why what DO you
was judicial question judicial question then put
IT, 70 him I'm in this way-for didn't mean he should scuk
the people Of the Territory should have the
y 70 iegislate their affairs in their own way f-why
yct but short time before he hai been proolairng
aloud that he belonged to national partya party that
s @ ,ne same principles ~ the North tnat i
west But when you to test him in the presence of
the North and South he Is as mum as man who never
brought some witnesses up" as he said, in hi.
Ss nG 1 Syasen, wss not % Ss0a c Sa Rs
said that the people of the Territory had
rirht to exclude slavery at any time He
was pretty good witness on that side Then
] brought Senator Brown, u Mississippi, who
the Territory the right when they formed state const
tution to decte whether they should have slavery
not not Mhy i IS absurd, said Douglas; how could that
that Congress has right egisae upon the subject
slavery, how ii give the Territorial Legislature
what it has not gots Now, this right enough says
Senator Douglas because both intend to submit TO
the Supreme Court. The somewhat like that
submitted the jury who had returned as their verdict
them, and sent them back; and think will be we'll to
rspr,mand those gentlemen M. and IS send them home
the Nebraska bill, and they would more dare to make
Northern speech upon il in Southern State than
how is that bill understoodS The South contend
that they unanimous in that that under the idea of
on airly-that the idea equality in the rights
OF States STAKEHOLDER has the right to emgrate into
any Of the Territories take his slaves with him. and hold
Territories the property of the people Of the
Union, and unjust to the people of the South not
allow them to take their property there Well, tried
also to smoke my Somrade out Of that but he took
fuge again in the Supreme Court and did pre-
JUDGE the question when came up before the Supreme
Court; so he would not give his opinion (Iaughter)
Now this question takes slavery not only into Kansas
and Nebraska but takes II into every Territory Of the
Cnor--into Oregon and Mnnesota-bccause If, under
that clause of equality you have right to go into
Territory you have the same right to go into another
Territories but to States; but tho STAKEHOLDER of
| the South has right to come into New York and
nolo ms slaves mere as ne nss IN Kansas deiy mortal
man 20 nnd IN the constitution OF the country any clause
relating 70 equality o. rights that does not apply as much
10 emigration from State to State. as from State to Terri
tory Now, when an individual emigrates to another
territory, does he take the laws thst he lives under at
home with hims If he does, then there will be laws
enough TO produce confusion great that of the
tongues at the Tower Of Babel They would then have as
much right to enforce the cence laws of the city OF New
York in the Territory Of Kansas as they would have to
enforce the laws Of South Carolina. When you go into
Territory you must submit TO the municipal laws force
there. If there establishing slavery there you
must submit to It, but II there law of the kind the
consequence is the slave is free the moment he passes Its
boundary. This must be unless slavery Is the normal
condition Of daughter and applause.) It is only
by municipal regulations that they hold the black
slave.
A yo,rr-Tbcro are nlcntv of white s,aves thare
Mr.. T-Wcil. they viii have plensy OF them in tn
North they keep on This law Ii nos for the projection
Of the whites Il E not for tho nrotection o ourseies and
our liberties against this slavery which ir
II succeeds in taking slavery into the Terrfores will take
Il also into the states Of The Jnon Yo necd not tell