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

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Ae fruit Of his labor far in no wise intsrfsres with
cay ether nec's rights (Appiause) That eaoh eomnu-
may, hase, bias right 70 do exactly q i plsasss
The rights If ether State and that the general govern
nsst, upon principle, has NO right 70 interfere
s :'S s sS Ss'r oo.s s.n Ss vAss
sad that q all times have said, Illustrations, snas
dc not believe in The right Of Illinois 70 interiors VIII 'o
ihe liquor laws or Maine have said these things over
ana over again, and repeat than here @ ny sensMsn
= see slavery pcs where he public mind sha rest IN the
bef that Is In the course Of ultimate exincnon tnat
=. n .vo, Of going ana s,n %
draw any such inferenceY suppose there might be one
thing that least enabled hin 70 draw such an inference
H. because he looks upon all this matter Of slavery
exceeongy little thingths matter OF keeping onesixh
s the population Of the whole nation In state Of 0ppres
ron ma tyranny unequaed the world He looks upon
4 q being an exceedingly little thngony equal 70 the
question Of the cranberry laws Of IndiAnaas something
having no moral question 10 n-aa something par
with the question Of whether man shall pasture his land
win cattle plant with tobaccoso little and 80 small
shsuid be done 10 bring about the ultimate extnc
N0n Of that little thing, must be in favor OF bring
ing about auagamaton Of all the other little things IN
thc Union Now 80 happens-and there presu ne, 10
The foundation OF this msake-that the Judge thinks
thus and happens that there Ia vast portion Of the
American people that do not look that matter as
being this very little thing They look upon it a. q vast
moral evil they can proyet ID such by The writings o.
those who gave us the blessings Of liberty which We en-
merely combining se TO the States where ii is sisuated
and whe agree that by the conatution We assented
fere with because 10 in the constitution and we are BY
beth duty and inclination TO stick by that constitution In
all is letter and spirit from beginning to end rest ap
plause.) So much, then, 10 my dsposition-ny wsh
10 have state Legislatures bioed out and 70 have
consolidated government and uniformity Of domestic
regulations In oil the States, by which suppose it ID
meant II raise corn here we must make sugar cane
grow here too, and We must make those which grow
North grew in the South. All this suppose he under
afnnd am n n m n
nonsense for must call It 30 The Judge can have
issue with me question Of establishing uniformity in
the domestic regulations OF the States
DRIED SCOTT DECISION.
little the other p0inthe bred Scott dec sion.
Another Of the issues he that 70 be made with
me upon his devotion 70 the bred Scott decision and
my opposition to it, have expressed heretofore, and
now repeat opposition to the bred Scott but
should be allowed 70 state the nature OK that opposition
implied BY the Douglas has used resistance
10 the decsionr' do not resist Il II wanted 70 take
property and that terrible difficulty that Judge Douglas
speaks Of Of interfering with property would arise But
TO oSsv ~ rule rere in Cong
sress and vote should come up question whether
slavery should be prohibited in Territory, in spite
q thai Dred sco decision would vote that 10 should
volCs-"Good for you;' "we hope TO see IT, sthat's
Mr. INcoIs-That is what would do
voIcB-You will have chance soon.
Mr.. LNooISJudge Douglas ssid l's' wight, that before
The decision he might advascs his Oi,aon and might
be contrary TO the deSaon when made; but After
II made he would abide by 1t until IL reversed
We viii try 70 reserve that decision Cloud applause
cries Of good We VIII try TO put II where
oSese Do%ss "a roua not Or ne no says ne WIN
decision, since b made, and we mean 10 reverse It, and
We mean 70 do il peaceaby. What are the uses Of de-
perry they have two First, they decide upon
question before the court They decide in this ths
eS s.e MOI
Ing Just bred Scott stands he sthat they say
that when question comes up upon another person t
will be decided again, unless the court decides in
another (cheers-ories Of "eood unless the court
overrues its decsion. (Renewed appsuse) We'll, We
way. That Is one thing we mean to try 70 do. The 50
credness that Judge Douglas throws around this decon
degree Of sAcredness that has never been before thrown
around any other decison. have heard OF such
thing Why, decisions apparently contrary TO that de-
cison thai good lawyers thought were contrary to that
decision have been made by that very court before
i the first Of its kind; astonisher In legal history
daughter 10 ~ new wonder Of the world. (Laugh
are not facts NJ all 10 many instances, and no
decissou made on any question--the first instance Of
. decision made under 30 many uniavorsble crcum-
stsncesthus placed has been held by Tie profession
ss law has always needed confirmation before the
lawyers regarded a. settled law. But Judge Douglas
viii have that all hands take this extra ordinary
decision made under these extraordinary circumstances
and give .I vote In Congress IN accordance WITH H.
stances alter cases Do not gentlemen here remember
the Of that Supreme Court some twenty five
or thirty years ago, deciding that National Bank was
consttuiiona9 AK, IL somebody does not remember
that National Bank declared 10 be constitutional
(sYes yes"l Such Ia the truth, whether IL be remem
bered not The bank charter out, and recharter
granted by Congress. Tina. recharter was laid be-
fore General jackson. II was urged upon him, when he
denied the constutonaly Of the bank that the Supreme
Court had decided that constitutional; and that
General Jackson then rad that the Supreme Court had
the government, the members Of which had sworn to
support the cousttuophst each member had sworn 70
support that constitution ~ be understood H. will ven
sufe here say, that have heard Judge Douglas say
that approved Of General jackson for that act What
has now become Of all hs TRADE about "resstanoe TO
thea,re'Y NY fellow citizens, getting back little
for I pass from these points when Judge Douglas
makes his threat Of annihilason upon the he
cautious that that warfare Of bis total upon the
leaders Of the republican party Almost every word he
uters and every distinction be makes has In significance
He Tor the republicans that DO not count
a leaders 70 DO his friends he makes over them
Il q the leaders that he s making upon. He wants
understood that the mass Of The republican party are re-
ally his friends. II IL only the leaders that doing
something that ntolerant, and that require exterm
nation al his hands Asth clearly and unquesonaby
the light in which he presents that matter, want 70 ask
your attention. addressing myself 10 the republicans here
that may ask you some questions, ~ 70 whore you,
ne party =, DC sy ySs
DO NOT claim, gentlemen, 70 be unsensh do not pretend
that would not like 10 90 70 the United States Senate
say 70 you that in this mighty ISSUE, nothing 70 you
nolhug 70 the OF the people OF the nation whether
not Judge DouGlas or myself sha ever be heard OF
after his night Il may be Q trife 10 either OF US, but
in connection with this mighty question, upon which
hang the desunies OF the nation pcrnape 10 absolutely
nothing; but where will you be placed n you endorse
Judge DouglasS Don't you know how apt he s-how
ceednsy anxious he Ia al al times 70 seize upon anything
and everything 70 persuade that something he has
done you did yourseves Why he tried 10 persuade you
Ast night that Illinois Lcgsaturc instructed him 70
introduce the Nebraska bill. There was nobody in that
Ieessture ever thought Of such thing; and when he
Hrss introduced the bill he thought Of u; but still
he fights furousy for the proposition, and that he did
appause He tells You he Is for the Cincinnati PLATFORM
Ne tells you he for the bred Scott decision he tells you
not in his speech last night but Substantially former
speech THAI he not slavery h voted up down.
he tells you the struggle on Lecompton Is pMtit may
come M again or NOT and does he stands where he
stood when in spite OF him and bis opposition you built
up the republican party. II you endorse him you tell
him you do not whether slavery be voted up or
down and no will close try close yodr mouths with
his declaration repeated By the day. the week. the month
and the year IL that what you mean (Cres OF "No'