, 1859-11-19

Gus ealuFa'aon OF iana'icasm ~ tne aoutn nae
produced m immense crop OF foolislness. The
ho,nmTe1n;rrs hv ficelnfin. his lore for
~. 1T...- ~. -. =. - ..,.-..-e,,d,-
'he oa1oh* LIE pFocceos 10 eho" Tue n"'"' W.
s,cns Of tie Ato.itiouists. IN order to illustrate
the ore ,deo that cnmh;pes the enemies OF the |
CT. =. ..,.,,.. .,.;. ...-.,;a. ;,o,,;-r.
oo"s.'' ne "aAes LUIS SIa. tn"s t"au:'
-uurc. .Mh1.a.-Deluacrats,-A AnoHfionfs1s, Tlee
Soi'ers. and Americans to unite with the b.ack
Republican party with William y. sew
ard ut It's head, ana as us mouth'piece' ms ae.
:. ;--a,rs.s;hls md th.t s1sxerv NUT, lie abol.
ished sn The South, or it must aud will be estnb
'lisled at the North. and xhoi so'as TO be ~ Of
ta,er ~ iar ~ xh;c !. nune.
:ripr 10 tho dycrtes Of the Suptense Court, and
paramount to the Constitution
Hard after this is passa &c 10 which Te call
the attention Of the Chicago 7smss and all the
would-be champions Of Douglasism:
But not only hns the Abolition partr absorbed
tue old Whi9 party at the North, but also the
Free Soil and American party. and it is also to
be feared thut it has to some extent ,demoru1-
M ;nea IF If not I DESTROYED . m tie T Democratic marty
there. Ii has introduced 4 new idea into the
rrecd of n nnrt;on Of the nartv md WHICH idea
ia hut another evidence ot the tremendous pow-
er Of the Northern Abolition sentiment. This
spto idea Is that there il a poper in 1trritorial
Gocernnatnt srh;e1 titLtr IY n9t-action or Aottie
koi6,atioa can eyeIude sLs1e,y from the 7+rvfto-
,1ts. Aud this they affirm and propose to do in
tile very teeth Of the decision Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and in defiance of
tic Constitution Of The Union for tue decision
Of the Supreme Court las removed all questions
as to our r,rtt 10 enter the Territories with our
slaves uade1 the rrptection Of the Constitu-
zion.
The able and eloquent Governor proceeds TO
yentilate his indjrua,ion upoa the Douglas her
esy at great length. He does not mention the
nnme of Senator Douclas. but attack. his doc.
-, N,...-: W..
tf1ne Us the worst form OF aoonton1s"' we
must giIe choice bit or two:
Jtian mart of The sysfe.n of the advocates of
this doctrine TO get rid Of this question by the
slanr nIrase nj - il ~ ;dle IN ernect Congress-
or ii. Territorial Iegisatnre To snend ali Their
timc IN making sfnre code far the Sou,h."
Th;s oiln~nt;on 10 uh,ror+bv ~ thosc trho make
Il. II & an anneai to yufsar prejudice. The
south has never nuy more asked for SLAVE
code. tl,an she las asked for land code. tbs
wiii nrn,eet ane,her. md all we asi is not to be
Iiscr;m;naied ayn;nst Tint "a n vou make il
- cr,na IT, steei 5nonsr n in.sc nr = row MAKE
!, .t.n a " cr;na =, .tas} . ncoro2 ] r. VIM nIlor
n,,rs ha-saa ~ othsr ,,rnns1ty - ~, ;nto ,h,.
Territnr;rs. md nrny.idt for them lera1 protec-
| - Il Il, fnn
tsI, ~ ,taso d.x XII, rr;.rs ~ 5;srorsr
H., .ssra n,h.- NJ sla.
rsrv IN the Tarr;tnrie. eTcn n defanee If tbe
decision Of the court and obligations If the con-
snd:;ooal cePast. Ihls result; d j. tao d;.ans .ns
conf,c, ,s;th sii tbof mon shoueht ;nst and hon.
~ Tha ;iea that there IL n 6ower in Terri.
for;at j.e,,;.tature nnrnmonnt IN Tia Const;tu.
| ,;on uhen eYnornded hv the courr ia so rrent
and nbsmraity[ tfat mi at loss to deterluipe
how it rTer 3onnd a 1odrement in The mind Il
INV sane no';t;r;an.
f' -,
ana now tae "osefnor appfoaehes lne 1enoe1
point Of the South, which is whether, in the
| aran+ of tho alec+;nn of nm Abol;t;nn Rennb)i,
-n-.s;s... *. e.,
| ean Ut opa1ai o'' eie'en't 1'eSue"'s LUG eou'u
must dissolve the Union at once, or await the
..overt actn nj Northern onpression.
| m.. h...,.,a. ,.,o,,,,,a,, II.
Inc uo'esnot nete oe'"loe' "e'u'sao',' 41'
| says:
lam annrehanx;ra {hat 11,ere ara son,e thouof
| hnnc MT many. eref in ths South. who. III tbt
event of an Abolition President. will be opposet
to maE1ng direct issue WIN she Nol'n. ~
only apoog3 .. e1panIoa o s.aa .hor h., ~
o,..a &c, aa1 is,ds s;ther ~ nv urcord;,iona
s,,hns;e .;o ~ ,h, sn+;re nho1,;or If slavery
~.h he utter r. ruin @ of the South. or di.solutio.
''f.ha Sr.;ro 11n;an Eor ,hor ,rnat see that th
us 81 49, aa hs.rso. ~ Eor,h and n,
,,, s. f.,, '. Vs. rear i ,a.an,;n. ,,,ara ~,
hos,;ia @ Thay ~ ~. ~, Shst ,her cres !,
~. ~ sa9 , az ra1;dt, .t 1e... IN fsei;n
t.e ~: ; ,e.e,;n 49, sa,,arats ,,sn.ia
al RI - s,'s.nt;a.s ~ f,p.t da;l3 haeo,,
5 u.s y. e.p ~ .tnaoas a,,j aarror. ~ s,,c1
.uE oIoausi, ana ."e .a.-". ~ ~ III;
no" .ne . tst .1. w. .as e.nu. .'a
,'on eenuu'tnt ~ sus ~sot!a sna' .ns ~ n'an I mas
oe "l'na'y pnno VINO .i.". eees ~. eee ene oa'Se'
t0at menace Us "no cur 'ns'''o''ous'
The tefroFs oi the eecuon ol ao19oer1
fses'oent " L sec'lona' 'o'e atc 'uus ee4 4ot.a
AGAIN ntiir5n that 20 otnes ac1 o. asg1essio
can ever equal that OF purely Sect;ona1 ma)o'
isJ taking !he entire POSSESSION OF inc Govef1
nIent' ms covers ~! o9nersL.nis Is 1ns snes
aGs IN ne drama ~ y,
eu: ana tEe otner measures % nGsessary . 10 ~
sn'9uEa'lon o. 'u9 oog.a, aaa ane oss..a'os .!i
shVely, ano ~ o1ue! s'eu.s .. n pessoa anu p u
, eIts, a'c wv itsutoe tous ~ w -. ..
th!9.s.eIeu 70 ns, !soni us S'' W ,' w. tnS n.a.
ot Nortnern op!nlop anu o1u.usln suns.o Gal s.'
may appear % Jlst1y. rlopau.5 ~ n.s ~ Hs
wtA oe 70 aoonen e.ass1J ~ luz nls.tsI " ~.
lamn1a- Ing neA' "'!1 " W cae'o"5 3uI "u1 -.
tne iersitor1es, ana iaen 10 ao9t.sh 9s'a,;', ~
s smc,, +rsda t. h. n;r,cx And thcse viii ie f,
lowed by or mixed With regular system
legislation in favor Of Sorthsrn navigation
No1tae1n as eo1aG; ;s:W ;a 1rs rau yr,1.", Sorl.
manufacln,e.. 50 as utterly to destroy The valr
, Of all Southern labor, both slave aud Tree. for