The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

BseAanan comprises these points:
lst- Congress has no right to exclude Slavery
-. The psople Of territory have NO power 70
Prohisss Slavery - long - the tsr,itosial govern
ment lasts.
I'd. squ..ter soysreignsy 10 > Aunbug. and is no
longer plank in the Democratic creed.
Ath. estate s9asiity" means the RICH, Of Slave
Aolders to take their Slaves into the public DO
AAia. BY virtue Of the Slave laws Of the Slave
States.
9th. That Slavery il national and Freedsm Sec
tionAl.
Oh. That the people Of territory can only ex-
el0de Slavery from among them after they have
formed State Constitution and been admitted into
the Union.
7th. That Kansas must b. kept out OF the Union,
On the Pies Of want Of population, until the Free
State men ara murdered or driven ont and the slave
holders firmly planted uudsr the protection Of the
General Government.
sth. That any man denying the foregoing doc
trins isa Traitor and should b. dealt with accord
ingIy.
FREE LAsos--The nasural capital which consti-
tutes the real wealth Of this 9rcat country, and
creates that intelgeat power in The asses alone 70
be relied on - tho bulwark VI Rrss Instisutioas.
Helm q. Rrsnont's Latter Of Acceptance.
Whenever there 10 . substantive eocd 20 be done
Whenever there 10 feot Of land 70 be prevented
from becoming Slave territory, am willing to a.
ssrt the prinsiple VI the sxDlusisn Of Slavery
Daniel Webstsr.
repeat that never can and never win vote. and
nssasshly power will ever make mevo.e. 70 spread
Slavery over territory vAsrs Il does mot exist
i Asastily ssneur In all movements which have
Tor their ehjeat 70 sepais the ishise atisiae ron
The .isssida Of gsSa 1aishia tn isyssI q 10 Nh
abstract. and upon priaslpies ss.es,nsd IA nsss
hAbitaai hy settled topvietjos Willie feel ins1-
ios IL the iiet thas oasht net "a b intssfsssd
With vAsrsit exists undsr the shield Of State SOW
erdGeI, an - inasxihy opposed = " exssnsisa
On 1his continent beyoad iu present kaits.-(JShn
feel thss aksss Il nothing which the oivilised
world. il they taks notice Of 90 humble IN individ-
nal - myself, will reproaoh me with, when say,
= said the other day, had lnAds UP my nind,
Tor one, that u.der crc.msissrss would consent
- the farther extension Of the area Of Slavery In
the DATED states, or Of the further increase Of
Slave representation In the House Of Representa-
; ~, M q D.A'sl Webster % The Oregon
fns voscs or HssaY CLAY.-In 1850, HenryClay
spoks ths following words
1"Bus yos sassotrst yosr Anger on any part Of
she Consultation which sonvsys the right Or the
power TO cary slaves from one Of the States Of the
Unisats aay IssItsry q tAs Unitsa 6tasss. Nsr,
Dir, can admit for Asinuls n0msat, that there IL
~ separate y distisst right upsa tho part Of
61atU or individual nanhsss sf The 6tates ~ any
sti0a Of tho people ef ~ Uaitsd States, 70 essry
Slass ina Territories, uaAsr IL ilsa that those
Territories ass held u eoansa bstwssathessvsiAl
HaAtse." gs
Tas RIcunosD ExouIasH::on rss CuclnsArI PIAr-
Soas-wi.A ~ stnost possible. prseisioa and sm-
phaais Of Language, tAsss rssolneioas sallrM he
great vital pfi9apase, lat. at ~ 0easeitskasaal
suasHtesa Of ElIveEy; aad ssoondly, ef ~ soaal.
~ of he slater, IN respect n tAeis sovts1sN Aig
nity aaA paltcsl Iighte. In equally sler ~ son.
Z rspsAiaAsd 81 tie DsnAsssle party. Nj.
l II ~ elnnted 10 tn h1Rh o3Oe Tor Whioh yOu1