The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16


question: for h in this matter of the Lsoompton ooass.
tuition that friend Judge Douglas claims such vast Gre
90 far as l can perceive, he was right CsGood,'
"good) do not deny that at all; and, gentlemen, ycx
for III ns s
nation opposed IT, and they would have opposed just -
much without Judge Douglas aid as with it, They mad
al taken ground against IL Lon before he did Why the
that he urges xgAinst that constitution urged
against him year before have the printed speech in
my hand The argument that he makes why that ocnsa-
tuition should not be adouted-th people were not
fairly represented allowed 70 voe-I pointed out In
speech year ago, which hold in hand now, that
fair chance WAS TO be given to the people Read it,"
"read ny shall not waste your time by trying 70
read it. (.Read it," "read N.Y. Gentlemen, reading
ly for old that has put spec Acles and tho
more the be 60 tall that he hs 70 bend over .
matter c popular sovereignty and the Leo, nptoa osns
utop The Lecompton Constitution, as the Jud 20 tells
was defeated The des. Of was good thing, or was
not. He thinks the defeat Of good thug and
do I, add agree in that. Who deft ated III
voIx-Judge Douglas.
Mr.. LlsooIS-Yes no furnished himself and you sup
pose he controlled the other democrats that won't with
bin he furnished three votes, while the republicans fur
ss Sa s.
furnished twenty votes, and the republicans
nisned ninety ocd. (IOud appAuse.) Now who wM i
voIcR-Dougias.
Mr.. LNcoIS-why yes, Douglas did IL To be sure he
The republicans could 90. have done il without JUGS
Douglas Could he hAye done II without them ZAP
snse) Which could have come the nearest to doing
Z" hats H." {" good" "good'1
A VOICE. Who killed the bills
ANOTHER VoIcE-Dougias.
Mr. LIsooLS--Ground was taxed against by the re
puhGcaps ong before Douglas did IL TITO prcporioa Of
opposition 70 that measure is about five to one
vocE-why don't they come cut on i.9
Mr. LNooIN-You oout know what you talking
about my friend. sm quite willing TO any gen-
fGreat spplsrsel Now ~ho IN all this country over
found any Of our friends ofJudse Douglas way Of think
bas ,hoosht Q; uuer:ns word behalf Of Judge
Trumbu
vrIcr-we have
M LISccIs-I defy you 10 shsw printed resc-
Lotion pa,sed in democratic meeting-I take Il
upon myself 70 defy any maa TO show printed re-
OF Judge Trupbull any o. the I've 10 republicans
who bea, that bill Everything must be for the demo-
really did Tie Thing tSsy snub over, and they do nos
10 remember that they have existence upoa the
face Of The e0'h (App AUse
DOUGLAS.
GentensnI fear that shall become tedious Geo
or, y leave this branch Of the subect 70 take
speech n which b. respectfully attended to M
GAaehterJ J,cge Douglas made two points upoa
5soes n. 'pssS a.s he says Ssy are
Of these points he bases upon the language In speech
which delivered q, sprrefeld, which I believe csa
quote correctly from memory IsAd there that "we
far into the 9Th gear snce policy instituted
for the Avowed object a. with the confident promise Of
that poacy, that alOa had oBy not ceased but hss
Constantly augmented"
vorcx-Thats the very language
NJ ITNoors-''I believe II sill no. cease until crisls
shall have been reached and passed. house divided
against Itself cannot stand believe this govern nent
(Appause) 81 do no, expect the Union 10 be disolvsd
am quoting from speech"I do not expect the house
become ali one thing or the other Either the opponeus
OF slavery wild arrest the spread Of H. and place ~hers
the pubic mind shall rest in the belief that Is in the
Of ultimate extinction rs advocates will push I;
forward until shall become alike lawful in all the sss
North ~ well ~ South" c'Good" good.') What s thu
paragraph In this paragraph which have quoted In your
hearing, and to which ask the attention OF ALL Judge
Dougss thinks be discovers great pota heresy want
your attention particularly 70 shas be has inferred from IL
He Gays am IN favor Of making ell tho States Of this
Union uniform In ali their internal regulations that 10 all
their domestic concerns l am In favor OF making
language have quoted to you He says that am In f.
OF making by the North upon the South for tbs
(ss he expresses ~ tie south upon tho North,
for the purpose Of natiorazug slavery. Now, IL sDgu
lar enough, you viii carefully read that pa,sage over,
that did not say that 10 favor OF anything In IL
only SAID what expected would take place made
prediction only-t may have been foolish perhaps.
Did No, even say that desired that slavery should be
put in course Of ultimate extinction DO say so no-,
however, (rppsuse)-so there need be no longer any
Difficulty about tina. may Be written down ,. 10 tho
Jucge Doug Informed you that this speech OF mine was
probably carefully prepared admit that Il was. An
not matter Of language have no, nue education An
Dot capable OF entering into dsquison upon dacctcs
believe you call a. but DO not believe the language
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ss.sei eur,nk ~ hs t,oe TEL tne m'couc ron M sns
neprSss nil Toe psoic miro ala rest al tne tine, IN
the belief that slavery vas II course o. ultimate ertssc
uo1 C'6oodP "Goodl' ssd applause That vas
what gave IA ne ress That 80 through that pered
sgn'y two yes,s, leas', 80 believe have Always
bsed ftyery, thrk % much a. any soo'itionist ZAP
plsuse) 7 have been ~ ola Inc vhg have ai~ays
bstsd ~ but haye Al -9s been quiet about until this
new ers ~ TIE intoc - o. The NebrSks bill began
always believed the ee-yoc'y was against ~ aud that
y yes in course Of uiitre .xootou-(poin'ics 70 Mr.
Browning, Who stooa rsG hy) Browning Thought go
the great mass q tho Dpnn have rested IN the belief thAa
slavery vas IN cos-ee ~ vit~ae exuocuon they
had sr 20 believe Toe adGrt,p OF The consttu