Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10

RKpuKLFcsEIsm ~ kErTUrkx.-SucA Is
the heading ander which we find . notice
eta public meetiagin Madison county ken-
Sucky. assembled 10 witnesses presentation
to Cassius n. Clay from one OF hfs P~olft1ca1
friends. We do net know how appropriate
" fhe nsms DESERVES the thing; buf a il
eyideut that the elements Vi tree soh laEai
free labor are emerging from the chaos ct
defeats 10 assume y true position IN the fu-
.ure polisics OF that eegtisn Of the UBian-
re those who have coasemp plated the gem
erai wreck VI principles in the late srsaRs-
xztiens which have centended Tor the ufas-
terry there, il Is truly refreshing % hsad such
bold avoweis and such earDesa convictions,
ibus uttered in the very heart Of the state.
ls puts 10 shamEe the tame and unmu"1y vt
serHnces Of those hsckseyed Jesders who
Geek ts fecoiistruct parties @Iissous giving
ear 70 the re sounding issaes ct the tSssse--
LEADERS with wisem conservatism means IN
difference aA 10 princiPie. and whose ideas OF
ps.cs and nnion are entered in acquieseeaes
i'd anything that 10 done. We hSve had DC
easieu in pust yesfs 70 differ IRON . great
deal hat has been written aud spoken by
N. ciaY-Cs,siu., we mean. Tor We never
hesrd Of Che ofhsr q. b. Ctay's saying any
,hine worth ~disputiag--but in the g!eaths Of
light that struggle out from this ~ossFion We
Ind the hsrizon of iutere political move
ment much brishtened. Here are . fs.
OF the toa.ts drsnk on the oceas4oa aad 40 q
has become f~ashionabIs 10 br0sch creed
In such AFTER dinner RI Pressisn, We may be
psrdoned for accepting then Is the ssFioes
BUSINESS Of the day:
The Uaio. Of he Siass-Ths Sesere'gas
ssg 81 the sss,ss sna Fr<easn sr sac
ssaiss.
LsSors.s-Tae ~mud.sIlis Of socirty.s
4The stone wkish the eeltiers refused ID
hsroming the a-ud-savne of the eerner."
No more SoatasrnC aRrsnsiOns--I9rr sour
xes Of com me ne lie iu the EEipss. in thr
neids, and in the work slaepa. Laieliigehcs
ts1he sour ce Of pow er. AHke ls Dor Tree
and well hear ne more OF Southern interi-
Gritty. {Thrse cheers.)
Tie Declaration ot 1873 and ff Cessii-
sssion Of 1856. Nine Cheerss
True Denn ocracy-1'he numbers. he . >.ish
the worth, the ifiellissnee vi the coui'try,
shail RUE the country Three Ghsers
Tie OrJissanee Of I7sT-%h:eh Inadr
oil the (iheae Americans Territory :see ter
Iitory. f9'Hses Cheess.l esd
What detbe men OF Missouri say to this
shis answ e1irg veice frsna ktntnsky} Three
years ago the whisPsrings es free soil IN Stpse
were far more faint than are there uttered.
and vet new the tree-soilerss of Missouri are
seganizing to c contest the sovereignty of the
commonwealth With the National Dennoc-
ssey in 1869. What may We mol hope
then fron the aroused spirit Of freedom that
Eteps SO boldly upon the stage in Kentucky.
Il has already conquered Nm audience. and
sseeds only untalterinG speech to secure the
ssss.--Ss. Lou. Dem.
TROUBLE Is THE CAnP.-Dacotah Terri
isfT is likely &c present a nsw difficulty 10
ihe already sorely badgered advocates Of
.spopular sovereignty" at ths approaching
session OF Congress. According to the
teachings of the Democratic faith, the peo-
ple oil the territories are to have the right
So regulate all ihei. institutions in their w n
way. Blu, If the people have this right,
there is no necessity for nm enabling oct Of
Congress 20 give il 10 them. The right
either resides in the people or in Congress.
lin the former, as the advocates OF Popu-
lar sovereignty nuintain,t then Congress has
; 10 psw ar 10 give them what they already
possess. Tie people Of Dacotuh have Ia
hon this as the legitimate result of Squatter
Sovereignty and have consequently gottea
Iap an organization of their own, and have
elected two delegates 70 Congress, The
Democratic party will either have to refuse
them admittaace, thus utterly denying their
h1,s1aA ariRciaial nj admit fhnna and fbaa
sck nowieIge that sn enabling act from
Congress Is unnecessary, and that the KAN
eee Nebraska bill itself was q sheer uissur-
patton OF a farce. The dilemma is really an
interesting one for outsiders. and will, we
have no doubt, furnish another illustration
Of the beauties of that sPecious humbug, by
which the Democracy have been led 10 foi-
low in the footsteps OF Douglas, their new
apostle Of liberty, tor whose sake they have
3 been willing to believe that the frnmers of
ahe constitution did not know what they
meant, and thai the true iGtent of that in
Il strumeni was wholly pnknown until the
Illinois light arose. Douglas will have TO
display more than usual cunning if he gets
& ont of this difficulty without committing him
aself in some way.-YeniS .}sars. r
TYR New IssUE.-A slave code for the
Territories, compelling Che admission Of
Slavery into all the Territories, no matter
how large q majority Of the people may be
spposed to il, and projecting it there in di>
rect dehanee Of tpopuiar Sovereignty is
she new demand OF The South. IL follows
logically from the bred Scott decision. We
ssnfess that we see nat how those who
sustain that decision can consistently re-
fuse the demand. The great question in POI
iiical circles now is, Will Douglas submit
50 this requirement., and thus renew bis for
ner fealty to the South
The New York Herald ssys:--"AH tn.
leading Democratic organs Of the South in
term US that the decree rcco. n ziag slavery
: makes il the constitutional duty OF Congress
10 pass a special code oil laws for the pro-
lection of slavery in oil the Territories.-
This is the Issue which ,cmsfb be settled, eth
er for or agains, Mr. Douglas. before We
can undertake to pronounce him suite emily
sound upon iae goose question: TO enter
within the sanctuary Of the Charleston
) Convention.
From the Chicago Democrat of the asi.l
Orr FOR HIS PLASrAFIoN-ruRNEp HIS
EASh SUI NV AhO.--Ouf IoPuldt SoSfCiRA'
~ minority Senator left his freesoil face
here yesterday. as he did six y ears ago, AM
started for his plantation.
Six years ago Stephen A. Douglass toll
20 that the Missouri Compromise was canon
ixed in the hearts of the American people
and ascursed would be the Rand that disturb
ed Il. On the strength Of this he was i'm
N ediateiy reelected. and went Immediately
South. lie then went 10 Congress and di,
she very thing he had agreed not TO DO, Il