New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
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road cut cf the patty three tines week for ce1;
ne it
e Ktnsas with the LecOmUtOn Constitution a parry
ou. sion a te,t uufsuoc. IL 1t the nkht OF tie A.
mususiiCn to eecide what ere party measures, and
What a.e not When John lay ate iitlei TO lay
Gown what IL patty Measure lie va Ve.,Isa. T.
tie Pscipc rallt ad party u-essure We WIZ see 1t.
Inc cuiotile Is 10 be applied 10 each m'n woo dc,
10; We'd Implicit support t. It. Ice - Al bi.l t1e
amy bill nj otr en- have more f9tt 10 De caec ps!
M a.vres than this bill. BY Wbat rglt Goes the
AdnirsuA AtiOn iIte'iere WIN tois CJnsttuhon
II was sent dirct 10 Congress sad tue Pre-
tidept on.y got hold OF IT through Surveyor
Geners. Calhoun. Il was addrs's-G to Congress
- 90, and yet because Senators and Reorcseot ,tses
do ot Weld oteo enCe the dict OF ot the Admins
tratou i, mate ic which the Administration is no;
called o. to act they sre su Jec ed 10 prose ipuon
Tie Pre-. ideut has LIS duties to PeTtJrm under the
{. nsiitutrp ard is responsible to his constituents
haye their duties TO the sovereign States they
repreteIt aud Representatives, have their duties TO
u. ~ m AID the President has no more night 10 pres-
c,ibe test 10 Senator. Repre- senistives than
hsvG 20 apr y TO lin test Of faitt. Were W. TO do
40 W. uld be rot rebuke our mpertiterce When the
IN con e. that the President can clsnge allegiance
frm toe sovereign States to himself what be-
cones OF State sovereignty Aud because be
iDou.lasi does not pay any ale glance to the
Executive which be does not owe Vas lie ~ BE-
csltG traitor TO his parry atd be read
out e il by all the newsp ,Pers that share 10 the Gov
ercmt pop l. the question to be asked every
tou D.uc'as's evenly p IL not, off goes his head.
In III gland the peoples representa- atiyes throw the
Aimni-t! alton from power 10 an hour Yet here they
WHO refuse 10 obey rebels Suppose the President
was 70 say 10 the Senator from Callforbi4 " vote
"a. inst the Pacific Railroad rebei-or 10 the Seq
a.cf f. IL Virginia vots fcr il another rebe-Or TO
the Senator f-om Georgia, support the Army bll,"
taiturs-or TO the Senator from Mississippi support
tie neutrality laws traitor. Oh but dispen-
:stion IS TO be granted oil subjects but oneon Le
compton there Ii no dispensston II il Is intended to
reau out every man as rebel IN America
yho will net vote Lecomp,on, now many will
yoLr DentCra'ic party number in Pennsylvania
how many in New Yors? How mauy 10 Ohio? How
many in any other Northern Sts:e Would it no be
better &c tell every man 10 vote "a his own Judgment
dc'aed, responsible to t!s conscience and his God.
come what v i'll lie himself would adhere to has prin
c'Ecs and rot withhold h:s respect from those who
vote a. duty leads them irrespective of party DE
here reier to The rtceut course OF Senators from
Virginia aid Georgia vie voted with the republican
party on the Army ard Neutrality bills. He only
oul ht it proved their manhood aid irresp,nsbilty
Of party. He himself stood inmovdbly those
twice honored principles ofthe Democratic party IL
Illustrated BY Jefferson and by sckson on those prin
ciplts Of States right sno States sovereignty. He
would also stsId by the Constitution Of the United
States with al s compro nises and obl ations will
stand for the Union if he be thereby driven into pr
Yate life. 1t is fate that has 10 terT0rs for me- He
preferred private life preserving he independence and
maDaoCd before setyle office, and subsection to tue
Executive will and when he cannot fulfil his obliga-
tom a. q Sci ate! from sovereign state he VIII re-
tire.
H. closed With az apology for the desultory manner
OF Liz reulaIks a. Lie physical strensta was weak,
d. VITA fcuity could spesk. Ii he had said any.
Til dsresPctfui or unkind he regret it.
TIE last few sentences were quite inauGible He
s6t do*r amid icuCh applause.
NJ TOOMBS rose and sad that the Senator had
a'reigLel utustly the section OF country he repre-
aeuttc He as keO the Senator to section Of
tie S"lth in witch such principles prevailed as the
rgtt If carry ing la es iLtO the Free States.
NJ Douglas took no notice of him, 40 he went on !.
Il e Senator bad taken the last hour Of his speech
in defence Of himself sgains The iRion. He thought
the dignity Of the Senate demanded that that should
De settled else whore.
lie then wspt into a severe attsck on Mr.. Douglass
course il relation to the Missouri Compromise, aud
asked how msny of his present confederates voted
with him2 He then retored on the Douglas party
that whereas they now said that no Slavery Constitu
titn coud be imposed upon the people against their
will they / ad objection to cram Free Constitutions
down the people hIOats. lie followed Mr.. Douglas
At great 9Th but at tLis late hour of the night il is
lmpo. sible 10 sonC even outue Of his speech Ia
TIE course of is reGarks Re characterized the gentle
:nen who voted with Mr.. Douglas a. hypociites.
Mr. STUART (Michigan briefly demonstrated
agauet the improproty of applyiDg terms so i'll ad
yisei to Senators ~ho had only followed what they
belle, to be their line OF duty. L. personalities he
said arguments failed; the Sens:Or from Georgia had
certainly won the lamels.
Mr.. 1OOMBS- The gentleman had better 60 homo,
60 70 bed and s,eep it, and in the mornng III be
clad 70 hear from him.
Dlr STUART move that the Senate do now a.
our.
Motion carried and the Senate adjourned.