New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

fret inetaLcs cf dsck'en made upoef 20 NAE no'
favorable circunftsncst-thus placed hes ever been
held BY the profession Nv, and hss Always needed
confirmation before the suyen REGARDED t - se;,
tied law. But Judge Dvpgiss VIII hsve !. thss al
hands must lake this sl,raord aAry decision made No.
der theee extraordinary ercum.tsoces, and 'e toen
votes IN Congress IN sccofdAsee .Mn u, 80
alter cstes DO not geLtene0 here renem-
Der the case Of that same Supreme Cours, some
twenty-five or thirty yeare ago. dec ding thss NJ
aoual Bank was 90, etitusicpai ak, # somebody
does rot RENE Der hst Nst'ooa suk was declared
70 be CO institutional! t. Zee, yes Such the tfah
whether i be remembered or not Toe Nix charter
ran ont and re charter was grated by Congress.
TLat RET barter vas laid before Gen Jseks,u Itvs,
urged upon him when he depied the consc'utoLaht
Of the bank ts; the SGprene Court had decded teas
constitutional ard Gen. jackson then SAID tes.
the Supreme Court hsd no right 70 lay dom RUE 70
govern coordinate brarch q the Government, The
members Of which had sworn 70 support the Constn
ton-thst each member hed sworn TO supper that
Constuton ~ be understood II. WI venture nere
20 say, that have heard Judge Dougi" ssy thai he
approved Of Gen. Jackson for that sot Whst nss
now become of ell his tTsde about resistance 10 the
Supreme Cour !" IGobe up" Gone to the taesterJ
My fellow citizens. getting back . title, ior pass
from these points when Judge Douglss makes
his threat Of snnihils;icn upon the alliance. He
cautious to say that that warfare Of his - fail upon
the leaders OF the Republican party. Almost every
word he uiters and every Distinction he makes has its
significance. He means for the Repubicsns tbs: do
not count themselves az leader 70 be his friends he
makes no fuse them il The esders that De IS
making war upop. He wants il understood tha; tue
maze Of the Republican party are resy bic tnende. IL
e only the leaders hst doing something tas. are
ntoerant and tha, require extermn,tio at he hsnds
As this lie clearly and unques ionaby the light 10 which
be presents that matter want to ask your attention.
addieeslrg ysef TO the Re uo srs here, tina, may
ssk you questions, es to where you, a. the he,
publican party would be placed II you sustained
Judge Douglas his preeent position by ~. lection
do not claim gentlemen, TO be unselhsh. l do no.
| pretend thu; would rot ike to go TO the Uated
States Senate laughter make no such hypocrtioN
but 90 say 10 you taat IN this mighty ISSUE
4 ia nothing TO younothng 10 the Ilase OF the people
of ~ nation whether not Judge Douglas or myself
shall ever be heard Of after this night may be Ifie
10 either Of US but in connection with this mighty ques
on upon which hang the destrise of the ration, per-
hsps is absolutely nothing; but where will you be
placed If you reneorse Judge Douglas Don't You
know how apt be s--hov exceedingly anxious he 10
at all times to seize upon anything and everything 70
yourselves Why, he tried to persuade you last night
that our Illinois Legislature instructed him TO intro
duce tie Nebrssks bill. There was nobody In that
Legislature ever thought OF such thing; and when
ne fret Introduced the bill, he never thought OF it
but et he fights furiouily for the proposition, and
that he did because there standing instruction
10 our Senators to lie always introducing Nebraska
bills. Laughter and .pIlsuse'l lie t . you he
s fer the bred Scot. decision. lie tells you,
not in his speech last night, but substantially in
a former speech, that he cares not il Slavery is
voted up or oONn-ne Tells yOu LUG eNukB'o w ho
compton is psseed-it may come up again OF not, and
if it does be stands where he stood when IN spite OF
him and bis opposition, you built up the Republican
party If you ndsrss him. yo9 tel n% 70. s So n Ss
will cloee, try to cose your mouths with his dec
aration repeated by the day, the week, the month
| and the year. Is that what you mean Cries. OF
you who have alvey. been for him i you mesn thai:
soberly have .aid, and repeat it, think in the
n he right Il. does
know that it viii return, but if it does We may know
where to find him; and i i does not we may Know
platform. Now, could ask the Republican party,
AMER al the hard names that Judge Douglas has
called them by-an his repeated charges Of their In
iops Of Black Republcanim- the way, we are i'm.
proving, the black has got rubbed Off but with all
that if be be ndorsed by Republican votes where do
yO9 ssnd Plainly ysu s:sd ssady ssddsd I SId .ss
Slavery extension camp Of the nation, la voice: We
will hang ourselves frst -ust ready to 10 driven
over tied together in lotto be driven over every
man with rope around bis neck that halter being
held by Judge Douglas. That is the question. II
Repu blcan have been in earnest about what they
have done, think they had better not do it. but
Who, as far they Pc sceaby, viii oppose the e1
tsp,ion OF g,svery, and who will hope for its ultimate
exnctiol-who viii believe, If it ossses TO spread
that it is in coune of ultimate extinction. If
land land. Of the continent and Keeping them from
the settlement Of free white lsborers, who
want the land TO bring up their fsmies
upon; they are in earnest, although they may make
come when they viii como back again and reorgsn-
izen not by the same name, at least uPcn the same
principles as their party now has. 1t s better, then,
~ save the work while il is begun. You have done
the labor; maintain t-ksep it. If men choose 70
serve you, 10 with them; but as you have made up
your organization upon principle, 'snd BY it for, as
iurely God re gins over you and bss inspired your
mind, and given you sense OF propnety, ard contiu-
to give you hope, 40 surely you viii still cling to
these ideas, and you will ct last come back again
after your wanderDgs, merely 70 do your work over
again. Loud spplsuss.]
We were often-more than spce, ct leaet-in the
eourre Of Judge Douglass speech last night reminded
that this Government wss made for white meH-thet
be believed il was made for white men Well, that u
putting in shape 10 which ore wants TO deny it.
but the Judge then goes into bis passion for drawing
infersnces that are rot wara1tsd protect, now and
forever against that counterfeit logic which preeumes
do necessarily want her for . wife. Laughter and
chsers.l Ny Undertaking v that ] need not have
hes for either but a. God made Us separate We can
leave ore another alone and do one another much
al the white women, and enough black men to marry
all the black women, and in Gods name let them beeo
married. The Judge regales ~ with the terrible
enoYmties that take place BY the mixture OF rscee;
judge if We win not let them get together in the Tor
ritories they won't mix there. Immense applause
A VOICE." Three chesn for Lincoln.' rhe
cheers were given with hearty good Will
Mr. LSeoIs-I ehouh ssy Ct least that this is
eelf evident Truth.
Nov, it happens that We meet together once every
year. some time about the Fourth Of July for come
reason or other. These Fourh-of July gatherings,
suppose, have their usss. Ii you viii indulge me,
viii Hste what euPpcee 70 be some OF them.
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