The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13


snsp riArroEa --Tae Denso,at, coosress,saa, Do,
gsnis u Of The rsn'h district Of sa,ucsy u,.s a svoe
GO, o1 "a 'e 7'n nA,, aud After noahaeng ia J.aa Is
steyetsoofo~g eecNoD lnsFGats6 tae f,to~,sg ~ ss
ane rupuy plat Nni FOR bin carry ~h h,o, u,o .oa
gress. The fourth s,'els reads:
We have no sympa W with tnepo icsl hs,esy Of s1s,
ter so7tregn,y Il a ~hcpy incompatible " ~ set,
rights, aod nnsqagocA w oondenn v, both IA tncp.l
and iiaerce.
We baye been aEder the ime.ss'ep that ths N rsue
between squaiter sovereignty pet popular 10 &boi
the sase as between tseedle dvu and tweeals doe
but this coDyeDtiOn must have discovered very gcoa
contrast, tor the next article declares
We maintain the copsuutions doctrine of popular
sovereignty aud the policy OF nteffereuce ny
conpefs si slavery IN State Territory ia the Dis
trict OF Columbia
Mr. Stevenson might be somewhat puzzled how 10 &C!
upon the sentiments here advanced be thrown into
quandary az to which horse he should bcslde, 1t
rot That the very next section settles the after for him
by repodaaog bo.h popular aud squaasf sovereignty
and endorsing the doctrine Of Congressional Intervention
for protection Of slavery ia the Territories II reads AZ
follows
That the Territories are the property OF thess
states, heid in trust by the general government foe
their equal use; that the citizens OF all the States
have right TO emigrate TO aud settle Ia said
they are protected IN their persons and property in
such Territories by the constitution and laws OF ihs Uuted
States az expounded by the Supreme Court In the Dsed
Scot decision, and such citizens such Territories have
guaranteed right ia demand Of the general governm
as The common trustee Of all the States, the OF
safety and protection to their persons and property when
ever the exigency shall require II.
JUDGE hcIEANs IDEA OF CoSaAEsnoSAL INTERvESnoS.-
The Louisville journal says that gentleman, In a re-
cent Compensation with Judge Mclean at CINCINNATI put
the question OF intervention for protection directly 10 that
eminent republican jurst, asking him II, tho assump
ton that the right Of slave property exists in the Terrific
ries as declared by the Supreme Court in the bred Scott
case II is not the solemn duty Of Congress TO protect IL
Judge Mclean instantly replied, "Ciearly, SIR"
The REWARD OF DEFEAr--The opposition citizens Of
Richmond, Va propose presenting Mr. william L. Goggin
with splendid carriage and span OF horses and TO Mrs.
Goggin magnificent set Of silver plate.
ONE OF THE ISSUES IESSEssxR Tho bank qlesi ion
is prominent in the Tennessee canvass, the demo-
Gratis declaring that call banks are wrong" and tina.
"every paper dollar issued by State authority is
constitutional dollar and every legislator who votes for
paper money violates his oath TO support the constitution
Of the United States"
NEW PARTY MovEMEST.-A large meeting Of the inha
bl,an.s Of Troup county Ca met at La Grange the
Oath Of May and after setting forth in preamble the
"necessty Of the formation Of new party which would
oppose and discard the policy and acts OF the democratic
and black republican PARTIES" resolved,
That believe that the time has arrived in our ma
uohl AHas, ana the crs5 req 1ree tnat every man IN
this Union who loves his country better spos OF
Office and his political party, ehould true patriot
esresly grid on bis aTmor In opposition to all existing
evils, and the political parties who have brought them
upon this country.
That we believe that more harm than good has been
done by the long continued agitation of the slavery ques
ton that the continuance OF such agitation, both North
and South produce other effect than ALLEVIATE
from each other people who should be united.
That AZ the foregoing preamble and resolutions incor
porate our present political sentiments, willing
unite with all men, North, South, East snd Wea In the
formation OF new party, uron that basis Of action
HARD MAsIERs-The Memphis Avalanche, in calling at.
ention TO the ms!reatment Of female slave who had
been most unhumany abused, says:-
remarkable fact In connection with these cases OF
cruelty TO slaves is that in every instance the perpetrs.
tors Of the nhuman acts have been raised North
Mason and DxOns ne who nurtured In all the doc.
native Of New York. In all experience we have
never known Southern man guilty Of such cruelty to
slaves that prac;sed by Northern taksn
up their abode among us. and become fortunate
slaves The worst abolitonsts, IT seems make the
most heartless and cruel OF masters.
CLIPPING TIDE Wings STATE CONTENTION BEFORE
HAND-rhe Democratic State Central Committee Of Mic.
nesoa have ordered the following resolution 70 be Ap
pended to the call for q State Convention:
Resolved, That in the call Of the Democratic Central
Committee for the meeting Of State Convention, to
held in the Senate Chamber, at the Capitol 81, Paul.
on the l7th OF August next at 12 O'Clock NJ for the pur
pose Of nominating candidates for certain offices,
the intention Of the committee to confer any power
National Convention and is the opinion of this nit
tee that the choice of such delegates should be made
later PERIOD by convention be expressly authorized
by the democracy Of the State for that purpose.