New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

IA eorduc, s poss "a r.,tv aI,.e;suoo
vic tos' NV the Republican party stands p eoSeo
sre ties o, vii support Dir. Lincoln til h9 has
TAT 'as1 doe for trs platform. Aho he esutU.
give. s.,yer BE rs. no' mace Up ns np1 si,s he
Is VII CT hosr 4, order to occupy his bour ana Ie1
ooEd tLnh Ind rot think of an!thog more 70 say
ard zen - an excuse for refusiog to sns"ei
mois.. ~" he "a. down before his tine was uP' '"N
tod yto this charge OF conspiracy. MI L'pc'in
Nor So ON and quotes part OF nv speocn-s
toey LII az it-sbout Stephen snd ysmes ,s ats
ard Roger, &C. ano ssla lna. III ~. rsnssts
tfsnsi.L, % that and did not answer lie repeats
tIcep.n That was not what took exception 10.
TIA, Jch, 10 uee these playful words, ana luloT
he L s together as much as he pleseeI. Mnss
his SoIeantion to was this. Afte!waro ne n,aue .
iak ef.V inch he sad he intended that speech a.
speesa 1r corruption and oonspracy between ,ne
Gss. ef the Supreme Court President tietcs,
80 Rucbapsn and myself Ina' gayo Iue on y.
seeni d. 70 tie charge lie then said that wnen ~
eae's..S. aid not knov whether it was true OF not,
Cso'.sid tb.t ipasmuch o. Judge Donglas ha2 uol
6ut svhough he replied to the other psfts Oh lhe
go tree times, he now repea'eo tne oI's 80
,sti,scy or Judge Douglas, ara thus m IN
49, Of moral turpi.ude, and when hs Pus ,aS
seq AID not say that inasrnuco az no repes'eu
merely because did not deny l.o,a u VI
~ .;ieuce not knowing il to be true. IWUuu bv
bifn Ct the opportunity Of ever rssnous lie. He
m repes. II until will get INTO eos
ssys I sta1t flank aud Bob and John. de STUDIED
.Ssi ont, ard prepared that one sentence anu eu
,stted TO memory, 10 put II IN nls speecn es
said ard carries it around now and resos 70 tne
Soo - bssT nov nretty il is His vanity Is ofanoea
hsr.p,s won't 20 into that beautiful passage ao'us
Suici6g the house. All have TO ssy 49, rh;oS ne
greer enough TO let MIN make q Gna.eo md them
srknov edges be did not kuow 10 De tue, anI .non
80 ,n ~ whole of my time in ANSWERING charge
wSios know TO be faee and nobody Knows 70 9e
ire have rot brought charge OF mora. tufPnuuc
Isrgs ore against me, instead Of putting myself on
20 5rccf and disproviog it, / will say ltlsa lie !
Rave Hy ed twenty five years in lnos-l nave served
uv.h al tie fidelity aud ability know how, ana
s,.t liberty TO attack my public couree and actions,
- .tssk my views and conduct, but when he attacks
nvmorsl integrity by achsrge OF conspiracy between
rsMd Justice fancy end the two Presidents, re-
peh. .o,,., g., ;,,oc,;,v
.no tlutn, merely his own lpse difH, TO arrag
p,s,iS.ot Buchanan and President Pierce, and t1e
Irdsts Of the Supreme Court any one of whom would
sot bs oompimented if put on level with Mr.. LIN
ma, r1.tpg h nself up before Thousands Of people,
ID rrsteSdipg to think his ipSe dirt, without
n-oo 0, fact OF evidence Of truth, enough to break
Gown tie character of the purest and best OF hVing
Irust pass on; ny time Is escaping Mr. Lincoln
r.sfs 10 know why voted against Mir. Chase s
susrjment TO the Nebraska bill. tell HIM 10 the
frs p,ste the bill already conferred all the power
winch Congress had by giving them the whole Po we.
they night abolish Slavery, which by implication
would carry the idea that they could prohibit, but
could rot introduce it. Gen. Case, think, proposed
10 uoofy il that they might either introduce OF pro
HIT S.syery, and make it fair and equal. Chase
rsf,sst TO modify it in that FORM and then Cass and
a ire rest of us voted il down. These facts appear
in the journals and debates, where Mr. Lincoln found
the cbsrge and if he had told the truth there would
have been no necessity for TO Oc,upy your time IL
eIplain.rg the charge. Mr.. Lincoln wants TO know
why tie word State well o. Territory is put In the
Nebraska bill. l tell hin 1t was put there BY me,
particularly to meet Just such false arguments as
10 has been introducing-thst not only the Territory
rhoulc 90 il pleased but that the State should
that is il should come in as State with or without
Eavery, as it pleased. i mean TO knock IN the head
hsse Abolition doctrines Of his that there should be
10 more Slave aes even if the people wanted them
and /. won't do for Mr.. Lincoln and the Republicans
assy that nobody il against the doctrine OF there
being any more Slave States.
What was the cause of the Missouri Compromise
The people of Missouri formed Constitution as a
Save btate, and sfked for admission, aud the Free
Soil party being in the majority voted her out OF the
Union, btosuse she had Slavery. Hence this first
Slavery sgitstion al sc upon State and not upon a
Territory; and yet Mr.. Lincoln don't know why the
word State" was there. The whole abolition agita-
ton out Of that doctrine of prohibiting the Stat
from entering III with Slavery or without II as 1t
pleased and that question is now in this Republican
platform Of '5i-nsver been repealed ye.-and every
Republican stands pledged by the platform never to
vote fOr any who s not in favor Of that platior
and vet Mr. lincoln does not know that there
IN tie world opposed to admitting State with Slavery
IL they wsnt it, al the same lime thst this platform
esys that they won't receive State under these Cir
cunstarces.
Nov, my friends, you tina. on these very points
an 81 FAR from bloging Lincoln to the line as ever
was before. He did not want TO avow his principles
l 90 VISIT to proclaim mine as sunlight IN midday.
The Democratic principles are founded-Dsmocrac
fcvsctd-in the eternal principles of truth The
llarer :hose principles avOwed the stronger the
support they will receive. Only wish i had the
power 70 make them clear that they would shine 10
The heavens for every man, woman ana child to read.
be IN oppoetOn to Mr.. Lncolns doctrines Of uniform
Ky between the inst utons of the different States and
you'd oeclsIe in lieu of it the sovereign right OF each
State to decide the Slavery question, as we'll as all
0he' questions, for themselves without Interference
Nom Any other Stste or power Whatsoever. When you
VII recognize that principle, you viii have peace aud
States OF this Union. Till you do recognize that doc
trine, there viii be sectional warfare agitating and
dstulbirg the peace of this country. WHAT does Mr..
Linccn propose He says the Union cannot exist al.
veeG into Free and Slave States. IL it cannot endure
thus divided then he must strive to make them all
free al slave, or be for a dissolution of the Union.
an tod that my time is up, and stop therefore.
A. tie conclusion of the debate when Mr. Lincoln
walked down nom the platform, be was seized by the
multitude and borne off on their shoulders, in the csn-
,fof crowd Of 5000 shouting Republicans, with a
tri Of music in front. The Chicago delegation scat
isei for the cars and so ended the great debate.