, 1859-12-13
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WAsmSdrox, Dec le.-aocsk.GME' hngoIo
el ina'anas saia tnat ~ consulttns VIII nt'
lfaenoe ae iouua tuAl tus5 "c4e Alu.oot an@ |
nous u me opsn1on tnas 1 u was necessaa! sha! ~ ~
~ oais1t ~ ~ ~ nausa Iau Tba n;u;.tra
osgaanan9n o. t9a noase, Ina Adnan,s em ao .si,h
s.va Nv 1as a.uuss ~ .aS - ror;aa tor tha
T,rn,ar r. ~ ..s,t"d ~ sar ~ rantsmsn m fhe
a,ss F+%a uo.,so ~ na! II euanhcnnsw
~ ~ sue ~ ths ,,rnner t;,ne
Thev rnn,d deh,4a III, ~ nr,extion - 1hicb had been
moaiu nni aIIssS vi ~crs sat;scd He
.uu uasu ~ ps. - a-n+1;n. tha
nou,o .aAe .us nlst tSn, ~ 80 ~ ser1h
" snE ~ ~ ~ ths-a svon,d he
5ney haa oeeo l1ioslnea LA 'ners f. "ua!h ~ -
~ ~ ~ saanet stacdx "rd I'm Ind
s s1sn!n: W.: now ue aeeoon' e'aaoS' "o1 "''' 1A1
oesn Saa o9ins Msd wagng, e r., .o;d that +b.r had
h.an ~, :. A, ~ a.rt;rs .xe.I md nnlv
tnEa, 49, s.e.a. ~ &C Sa.tor M,cI ~ ~
.;me 10 hea esn;.d ~ "a - Com;ttee If tbe
Whois A d;sen.s;n@ "nes,;onx necessarily Incl
deus TO- the attemnt 10 elect N Organization.
,rr.v1;oas ~ 1:...arhanres ron,nc from The
uE.on9 1au o!s.u.usns.s :d;s aa. SE p nra..rxs
saas "'iooat pkse.as :.as,tan.a. vm - nfFsrsj
oFass unoeI t taesT s; ,aaat n,a,nher ~ th;s
IIouse hr corsscu,;.s services therein. he an |
aGuse r. e?nseeu'nG ~, ~ Iious sa1 e,ect
Sut';eu .t. e"14'1o3n W. NV A4'1'- aNA''
oPGaAet:, H.. ,.~o,,5 that +bs |
~. TT? Angole oDIes'ea W ~ Saro,aI n,har
lsso'us,on s,'sssn Nv VA sh..1 nus ~ o'oe' e3"'
'"gtnotss a.so 9elEs.ea: S. .,-ao.do,t, :, .rn.
r.rt * -. rosa,.'t;nr, amd sbowed that John
Gr;ner kJ.ms ~. nncs aono;nted chairman
III I!,aaEa. s,ni5 10 a1actaa liz nnonosi.
as Svatu ~ uu rass.rot,o. af ofder
s;,.n;ts 90 e.cssaaet rf th;u hndV whe the
ts. .,;s ~ .sast np,;o, and 1he uorld were
stss " snas s..s,;r.s s.sas noa - ~ tha neonis
upga tse t - Wa..1.na s,d fhst II Urn.
i' .o.e"h =. ass. iIdIs L. ea eo,,n"r;son If
nsssssHsy euas LII .h auout ~. s ~ ar1nr snd
S!e"s, "eHs ~ tne sailis u'ts 70 -sesrra5 n.
" tne noass ,o.aS ~ NJ p,racI whi]a Eor
oaa. u:a aau so1eu -. ,ti;1sr ~. r,a1t~ ,,ot ana
.ne @ cana'1ase @ u - ans s.a,s. hod roted
member nom ne son.aesn a..en.i eaen 1pI mi.tf[
t us a;i aat f;hus = ~ ssntsa ~ ,hst Ean,hern rnrn
conS coT soua a1rs ~ M eert1I.man tber snnnnrts
soute Hn :hs I.a" ID ths rerommen.
a..;e ~ tia;aaa,a ooa nSe Hbch woutd stict to
~. ~" -. .ae h;tt ~ Nassna a. nercr wcufi
.ant m nto ~ us sata ~ n" odonton of the
e9nseG. 70 sote iot n;an ~ ".;n,,. at the
e1.h :,na,snt anre n nntl;n1 Ivy ThsT are deinsion
Iaa :. as.as.. T. i. of.hfui nr,;nn
~ hs,i.Sad 4ta1 tha1e tros ennserrst;sm and
;n1.t,issaea .sah ns y; ~ Varth ~ rehmEe such
Sav H. t;ns for tbsm ~ r;ss in their mo;es
tsoh we ~: unao ~. tnel1 .;.sa ~ a-4
Saa sinu 1 nat'9aa. }ahs a.'si;naht. N +ba
san.h and ,6nn"ht ,Ist i i ~as f1y thc act AZ
ESus, E;ns 1,xar;deaoe H.. ~ afr;rsr was hrcurhE
=. ~. eorntrr r. tbe neTt Presidential efec
1 Ghot411 In Tofnr in fAV those
Eor,h. ~ sact;ono, r;a,re l,a bai;eTed that Ike
c.a ~ ssJsou: aa:s. cte,,.n s.o,Id ia1;hsrataiV
t";a 4Lu patha. patus -. ".9.. -a,,aJy
H. Msar;r ,nsda ~ ss-ns.t Se1encr aua;n.t
an m1!. ~ ~ Tas,,I,.t;on sS.s,s.
.ue J,. tas ~ .ipct
Ess u ntai sns;.toJ W.; h;m.a1s Eornavs
Sssn sd e .h.ra aar1S H. ~ rars s9scs;xs
tieuo. aru sala .tet soao os W Me.s 49,.
~ nd S!an.s1;sn, H. ,ts siact;op of
9span anu ,;d ,nan m, ~ "thsr 1.n ~
l
gse [enns14san'a 70 boeaapa aai m ana mno ~
aes1' ueeu " pasiu r. f.or;,e ~, IN
e.ct;on e ~ Gnnrrsss1nsn v n ms;o,v n 20 o{o
H. dotas.,J ~ so.r,,a,;ans ~ X sd,o;n.
ns asssstea @ tns e9fpuuns " au,d .n ha an
nn;ntad h au ;nraa,mn,a tbem when ths IIorse ,s
Po.as:a - A"'eeass"'7 'aenA HeA SA7 4Ao1As " -
efsao1lso a,h.. ,..,.h
me speeenes o! 1ontnern menpefs: preaia. ~
'nf o!aunaon, LAY tHeu app.a;uuo ,5a .iea ~
Ealeaes y men noIo1us poa1''ons ua9e. E 80 tse e
asaea VINE 5 no .tpe "a ~. o., sue
epposte slae naa neen ma4e that M S'a no. G
brace the utmost deVol1on 70 me Io1Stn4non s'
and protection 10 the ooutn. AS 10 oIa 1ohu
bfoWn, there are not 1honsana o.! me? e lo tne
h WAC % "ona 1ass a7 nra1,;ad ~ 1T t5a
on %sade4a hle .oed Be-
.; the North: II conclusion. he sn1d 1,l he he was
erected as ~ 1naspenueaa ulan. IL e,mpa, 1:s
I thies were WIN Uouglas ana he eou'o no' 'o'e
; LOT On 1 Aamtne;Ianon y; eanaiunse' .a 49,.
At -seell 81 no., saau 'nSsI we're aea ets WY
are resolred on the tinal abolition OF slaserS
and proceeded to inc discussion OF INC relatlse
powers ot tne general ond otate governments
1e remarked that II the sun OF THIS American
Union Is to set tof ere! It must 60 ooWn IN a 7
sea 0t revolution and blood ue congtatuiatea
the Republicans On this acquisition OF tue anti
Lecompton support, but adslsed them not to
trust their niles md not put them on guard fos
moment, for II men bctFay gooo cause iof
slight reasons, they would betray a. bsa cause
for less. II Democrats ana me oout1efn oppo-
sEtlon rroye recfeant u th's trying hour, they
would autter the sting Of regret and tue e1ecra.
ton oi postentJ would bc heaped mountalne
high upon them
Mr. Hlckman, anud,ng to the charge ~ the e. to't'
sGtuttoa, said that ii 1t was made W the frest'
person, he did not know it to be true. for the
{ reason that he {llickman) occupied tue position
he did because be could not be purchased. This
reading him out Of the Democratic party had
been faithfully persevered in for the Inst four
years by men ab.ez and stronger than the gen.
tiemau from Missouri, aud yetthey had not got
rid OF him, aud perhaps 1t would take toul
more years Of persereripg effort, if he chose ia
remain in Their good company. 4e sad that
when IN this hal he proposed to Unrest
. | igatc the charge Of fraud aud violence
ID Kansas, he was charged with treason
not, however, because lie hau falled
y to;be democrat. There was aperserefinE effort
both here and in the Senate, to site the snycsts
/ CATION, and suppress the knowledge o1 the
wrong, aud jet after the Committee had lad
their report no man was known to be sufficiently
reckless to deny the charge which had been
preferred, and which was completely proven;
then he WIS denounced as renegade and trait
{ or; ioE what was the burden Of his odeneess be-
:. cause he chose to differ from the Democracy ht
d returned home with the brand Of treason thest
men had placed On his forehead, and President
BuchanRn endorsed bis democracy in the sace
. Of this protest against him, and insisted or
his nomination, as he, President Duchanan, be
liered would be valuable to his canvass. Prcsi
dent buchanan did not deuouuce him. Penn
| sylsania was in peril. aud the Psessdent's soc
cess rested on the single peiat-namely, tht
!, | safety on the question regarding the manage
: ment Of kanaas Affairs, md could be proved b.
= | thousand witnesses, that this man now fill
!, | the Executive chair pledged himself to men
!. everywhere, Tint if successful in his election
n I he would see that Kansas should come in Us .
=, free State aud not IS Stare State. The charge
: had been frequently made and never denied II
: pennsylvania. Aa soon as be reached Washing
: ton Il vas discovered TINT the mind Of tht
!. President had undergone change to1
tear that three or four Southern
!: | States should secede from the Union He made
=. ibis pretext for urging on Congress the adop
q | ton Of tile fraudulent Constitution. When We
= ! said Nr. Hickman, begged leave to differ from
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