The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22

'7.a sss . ts 70 Fhagos
,.ltih 80 sar uta- er,,a L s,,t
can IL; but do not believe the language
employed bears any such construction as Judge
Douglas put upon IL. But don't care about
a hubble in regard to words. IN know what I
I meant, and I will not leave this crowd in
doubt. If can explain it to them, a. to what
really meant in the use Of that paragraph.
I au NOT, IN the FIRST place, unaware that this
Government has endured eightv-two years
hsif slave sad half free. know that. am
tolerabiy we'll acquainted with the history Of
the country, and know that 1t has endured
eigbty.two years, half slave and half Free /
6eiieve.-srd that is What meant to allnde to
there--I believe it has endured 1t because. DUR
ing all that time, until the introduction Of the
Nebraska Bill, the public mind rested,
all the tiue, in the belief that slsvety was in
course of ultimate extinction. s[-sGood goodlp
and applause That was what gave ms the
rest that we had through that period Of eight.
'wo years 'es''' 80 oe''eVe. l nave al
ways nateo slavery, ! MINK as much a. an
Abol;tionist. (Applause. I have been an
Old Line Wing. Ihave always hated ii, but
have always been quiet about il until this
".w GRO o' '"s 'n'roouc.'on OF 'ne NEBRASKA
D"i 'esa". always oeheves nat every
oody was against H. ana 'nat was IN course
OF u't.mate extinction. tfointing 10 Mr.
browning, VINO $1,000 near oy.l browning
'oo"eae SO 'ne great mass OF the nation nav"
re'ea IN tne oe''el snat slavery was IN course
OF u'tIma'e extinction.s lney mad reason 90
to believe. { y 81 = hsf sal
ne aaopuon OF tne CONSTITUTION ana It's at
'endant history ieft the people 10 believe 30 !;
ana 'na' saen was the oe"el OF tne trainers or
sne Cons'ltunon .sseH.s why d'o itnose o'd
men, aooat 'ns Tune OF tne adopuon OF me
Cohst''"non' decree tnat o'avery snou'o NOT
go io!o tne new ierI''ofes wners " naa nor
s'esuy gone Why aec'are tn.t wAn'h
'we"y years "e AiacAn asvs A'aae, ~
whcn saves are suppl'eo' might De cut on oy
Sons'eSs' WY we're =. "ese aes
's"s e"umsi.'s "o.e s"ea ac-ou'
s'o'sn' ".s. ~s'e ta.y Oh, e,ea' '"a'cs-
~. ',-'e ,Ae '', '.o.
.e'"e. a'r' eApecesa .ns u'!."au sHane''on OF
tna' h'' 'a.'oh- ehse' ana now wne"
'ay' ss'a ~ h"'se sesPeee", 'na, .uuse
nous'as mas quo'eo .fo,o' ~heh say 'ns.
IAaa. sne opPonens Of s.Ase'ys VIII resist tne
tu,'nef spread :. " sns p'acs ne~neie 'ne
PuoHc n,."a .nA'' 'ss' ."s oei'e' '"a1 Il is 70
eouls. VI u'i"a.s e.''"cuon,'l ohy mean 70
say, .na' 'ney WI, ptses" wne,e 'ne !ouh1ers
OF M's sose'"u."s oNism'y p's1sa graf
nas@ sa'N 'su u"e .u nase no"
no 'nc'ns'lo" % 's10 oaeA' u'' : oe.es'
'nsfe . NO 'isn', anu Z" " no '"einA-
''o" ,a 'ne peoP,e y ue ,fee o'a'eS 20 eu,e'
ineo ue olAxe osa'es' ana in'e'iere WIN Tue
quesuon OF slavery = al ha,e said 'na' a..
"a5S-.'uase Dousss mas neafu 'ne say ~
not quite nu"''sa 'l%es' AZ 'eas a.sooG as
nunoreo '.mes aho "nen y Is sa'a 'na' : an
IN !aSor Of interfering WIN slavery "nete /"
exists, koo" /" un"arIan'eo ~ anything
tnaa nave ever 'nteadea, ana, as DelieVe' oy
anything : nave ever sa'a' noy any means
! nave ever usea ianeuase "nicnc co"'o Iairiy
oe 20 cons'rued' las' however OeiieVe neY'
1 e' n've') ! no" corree' H.. st Eti 3 aem
90 mucn' hen' TOT !ne iD!erence ina. 1uose
Dooslas draws 'na' ! am IN ravor OF setune
.ae secs'ons a. war WIN one ano'ne /. kno"
n"' nessi nea"s my sucn 'h,ns' ana os'
nese' 'nse NO idl m'ho can in'sf any sucn
.nink from anything nasse ever saio.-
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