Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27

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III z,-,- and the p,.-.. viii find it quite i'm
N -, -orf.v- the Hon. John Bell from the i'm
-. r.or;r,, in effect denied to the Southern
S. rfr equal and fnaIieualIe rights in the Ter
- Thu. -,sl, will be equally difficult Of accom-
-r;.l--. f., show that there was "a Dcrcec, accord
g -;-., 5.st7-,ar, the Hon. Senator and 0ur Rep
-.-.-.,.-r-, in C7rrrass. Gen. Z5utcotTar Whether
u.-.-~. ,r r.rasar. events has brought about
It, -.r:., between these two gentlemen upon
.f:r:,,. ~, ID MT know. norris it important lor
$500. l..u-;,, What we 10 say and have said Is,
a. 7,4r,,I ro IDEALLY. and utterly beyond all
e-,,,-,c.1i,tio, vri-orrt involving surrender
.-.-7,.-l ,--:,;.,r, or tl,o mart of one or jLe
--+,,.l .,,,:,. . -...,l,gy an Ilncousti-
- r,-,,...i., ,,ron the equal rights Of the
- ..1.,r ,,+o4 r,, that rorc.I. and zus-
.:,.l ,s;,i,r with, canal energy and ability
-rr , s.; .l s,,ta tr.a other. I'm the House. each
s,.l,aI himself rro, the issue. twas believed cae
mp ,ba oraer,,rrsr s7ccIDlb for the question was one
which ],scl itself throughout the Union. Il Was
o. l,..1 ,,,,-a M, ,Fa farr of the South 10 recover
L., L.. ,,,,r,tr Ilr,Ia- the constitution. 1t
NOS .Io,, s,rr,rc on the part Of the North. aided
,, fa,v mon in the South. to rivt the iron SO firmly
oI,,. rho Sor,rb that she could never escape the
,braljor, Cen. ZoIIic5far. no doubt. rc-ar ling the
.,,r;-r, ro,v-,o,, himself and Mr. Bell as an is
.. -.-,, I'D. ,,,. -, ,I, .,l,.
sue WHICH must ~ VI
threw himself bodily INTO lIe coLilC.. ne 'o'"s
charged that the enemies Of the kansas biI whether
H. r,s;lei North ~, Sourn Of Mason and DNou's
Gil -l,,:.+,l
me were the Ile"l'S - '"'
that they might be patroilc5 hui dt A-Nei'leAe77'
if they believed in the constiutonaHty Of the Mis-
.,,,ri restriction. they were more dangerous than
81, ,l,ri,ior;sts n, ,o5o,, dill g., Z.ui.5r
r..s.;n hi. s,rss,,;.g Z,.1ct,siauo Considering
l roro.f,,o ,sfons Of Hon John Bell and himself
49,. it1, ,r., no intended 10 exempr him from this
rror,1 and ms, ,lanpnciatiop9 Let it be borne in
.1,,+ from, tho whole South in the Senate there
80 I'm. t7r, ,bo on,oso5 the Kansas Bill one of
- .,u, H.. Jy,, lain B,v Can it be that when
ca = cold g.. ,Is,,ara more DANGEROUS than North
49, tboI;+iofsts ;, 70 include in his consures a,,1,,
CO. II,,,s+o,, Texas We presr,ne that no friend
fla, ort1or,or eDtartafns any. lonlt Is TO
.,F ~, sr,o,l,or N, rs n tho ,.veor nm,
o,,,r,, r,o ANNA Ivartinr Tbaf,lIow-
;nr .o,orIinr "a the prt,i,t Is the true version
~ tl, r,,., ,rarb in Gen rs speecb to which we
b,,,o boforo alluded nrenared bv himself At the
inn and which II will he seen corroborates our
viavvs
NV conviction Is that the theory that the Con
gress of the United States has the constitutional
power TO draw geographical line through the pub
nc territories anu 10 say "NeLS si,tsiS Sa.. as
tboorv zinc to CONGRESS rower which the Cousti
tuition has never conferred upon this body. My
opinion is that this theory has d2"s more @7mgge TO
ne eon',sa..., ',z % Inc o',t''g 4 'y % I, 'lo
the la'i institutions st,-i Of the south. y
The Pg,,;,t should I'M Ierstand that our motive for
ir Al, ,,,ta,,-risr7, If nm, LEADING olvors,raes