The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

grI c.se Eut he IubiSher CT che U1ion has personal
grew mes. When be ~s- ucnua.ed for public printer
Icuglas) cecinso H. for nun, and sIoce sheo
lheTe how been tI-ve vlndictse at,scks Mr. Douglas
htrc read the editorial Vi th. 18th VI November last
Thai sed he, wa s lf- article giviDg N tie sdhe'ien
o, tie Ui0,. 10 the I9oomptcn constitution since then,
ever NJ branded Tree soler. abolI!oal-t aud
f.I atlc not subscribe the articles OF alth
ns the ozsps OF slave saaas have rights Ia foe Sates,
t.a tn c':izsLs hose Fec. states have nottat
ouzsD o; F'sina or kentucky mas como into Illinois
with one hundred slaves II tas 30 the creed OF the
.mocrstic party he Totally dseo,ed from H. The SAto
81 Illinois has eqaa s"veresnty With tho State Of Virginia.
regulate her own domestic ns utions He Recognized
he right Of lac sAse Sses to regulate their own domes
tic Lstiutios al wls epared - perform all hs duties
tow rcs them subject to constitution United
i,sses. B"t When you higher than ths Consttu-
ton and above the constitution, he could not agroe
In that Article In the Uuion no saw blow struck at
states rights, aD6 Al e principles which the demoers
party stands, and which hs hoped II viii stsad Ga
for the editor Of the Union tor public printer and bad
been read out Of the democ, attic party every other day
He who stands by States rights he who would subver
the republic and consolidate the government into
preS M Douglas then recapuatsd sho principles OF the
democratic platform on which he ana bis frends fought
The Presidential cama Of 1884, and asserted hs sd
hereIc1 thereto. Our government, he said, WAS not
unded on principle o. uniform but in diversity Our
theYs saw that the institutions which would suit tho
ante hills Of New HsmIshre would not suit The rice
Ids Of Georgia. and what would do for the hills aad vaes
ey Diversity Of S,sts Sovereignty, giving 10 each
u management OF In own Institutions. There was no
scoh quality ia slavery the higher law that overres
The constitution. When that hgner Law was first in
tsoduced caused great QUERY and now he (Douglas)
read out Of the party three times week tor denying It.
In conclusion, he would ask who made this question Of
Kansas with the Lecompoa constitution sty question,
test quee,ors the right Of tina administration 70 de-
eide shat are party measures and what are mott When
John Ter attempted TO lay down what party measure
&c was defeated Is she Pacific Railroad party measured
We WI see the gui!otire s 10 be applied 70 each man
who doee cot yield implicit suppor 70 It, The Loan o
the Army bill ard chers have more right TO DO called
party than this bill by what rsht does the ad
nnistraton interfere with this constitutional II was sent
aysc; 70 Congress- a3d the President only got hold OF
through Suryey or General Calhoun. II addressed
Ct and vet because senators snd representa-
ves 90 nos Yield obedience u the alton oil the admin
station IN after which the administration Is not called
70 act they subjected 10 prescription The rresi
dent bis duties 70 perform under the constitution,
Ahd H. responsible 10 his constituents Senators have
tneir oui'es N the sovereign SteS hey represent,
have their duties TO perform and the
fesaert hss right u prescribe test 70 senators
representatives than we rave 70 apply 70 him t-t Of
faith We're do vouid he not rebuke our upper
tn, Ice? When the time that the President
change allegiance from the sovereign States to himself,
~bst becomes State sovere,gbtyY And BECAUSE he
(Dcugss) does not pay an allegiance u the Executive
which he does not owe was be TO be called uater 70
s pa'tw and be- read out of by oil the newspapers
,ha, share IN the government papY Is the question to he
ej every petty otceh seT and ali gt at oicohoidcrs,
" A-o you oorgas' enonyr II NOT, On YES hs hcaa.
In Err the peoples representatives throw the admin
istret,cn rom pc~er one hour Yet here these who
rous. obey rebels Suppose the President was TO
ey &c the senator from California Vote against the IA
ellie R-ir ad rebel the senator from Virginia,
vet. fox IT," a.cthcr rebel or 70 from -o
ga supper. the army bill traitors or to TO TIA ,,na,
ftom ssis-ppi, support the Neutrality laws
mere traitors Oh bat dpensanp IL to be granted on
oil subjt ct, but Leccmpon there Is no dispense
tioo :, 'craed 10 read out every msn ~ rebel
IL America who Will vote iccompton, how many will
your cratic party number in Penney lvaniaS Hox
.-sby IL N-S lors? How many in ONO 40" many IN
aIy cher Northern St.tef Would not co bet
ter Ia tell every 70 vote IA his own Judgment
c.c,acc, responsible 10 bic conscience aud bis Goa.
Com IA, .li ho msel: would achere TO his principles,
tnt
them, irrespective Of party be here referred to
the Of the Seostrn rom Virginia md Goor
GA, yo.e1 vi the republican party on Tue Army
ed Neutrality bills. He oIy thought il proved thor
raLhooG and irresponsbiny of party He himself stood
fGose ,ic,c hcnored principles o. the demo
cratic marty ust-a:ed By Jefferson and by Jackson
states rigas AMI states severe gnty
worlG stand by the constitution Of the United
States, with all its compromises and Obligations; viii
stand 10. the lnon he pc thereby driven into private
a. |; Is ialo hat haa no terrofsfor ne he preferred
private sc p-esrryirg ss Independence ami nsnhord.
fcre seville Office and subsection 10 the executive WILL
arc when &c cannot fu!t hts obgaors senator from
,crciyr State he will retire Mr. Douglas closed with
bis oh seal strength weak and Eas with difficulty
he ccud sp%.s. r. he had said any thing that had APP
rsafea cSssspocuul or unkind no regretted e
Tho last few sentences we're quite inautblo Hs sat
down amidst nucn applause.
MI roCxlr arose ana SAID that the Senator h.d ar
r.sred O. usy The tecton OF couutry he represented
Ee -s ed ~" S-nst" Ia section ~ the south in
wh suh principles prevailed Gs the rgni Of carrying
slaves INTO lie fite suites.
Mr. TooN-Thc senator has taken the last hour Of his
speech q. co'ercc OF hinsef sseias, tee Caion He
lht Iscnt,l hocS'' ,ns, we asy o. sns ssos.s
tic then went asck on Nr. Douglss' course
n rcatop o. tie Missouri conrromise aud asked hoy
n-ny Of hi p'ereut oonfedefaes voted Sith him. lie
ti o. ico'tco Douglas parry that whereas they
slavery constitution could be imposed upon the
rccple az ss their WILL they had objections to
frer constitutions down tbe peoples thros,s He followed
~ Dpugss gree, length bot at this late boar Of The
lff, b. i'm possible send even outline of bis speech
IT, the course 81 ha remarks he characterized the gentle
raep VINO voted nth Coughs ~ bypocftes, &c.
VT SrsgT hricay demonstrated against the Improperly
81 applying III advised TO senators who had only
foowUa what they besved W be their ne of duty. In
,naies he said srgun enis failed the Senator from
Georgia hal certainly won Ruros.
MI roos.s-1he gentleman mad better 60 home, TO bed
ard slst, over IL, aud in the morning will be glad 70
Ns-r Tom f'-n.
NJ, SrrA.t-J move thnt tho SruS,e do now adjourn
ISo ua,on carried, and The Senate adjourned &C
&C. ',ney
GsaAsS of HeprS scntativsa,