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Mass MeeIins of the German Republicans, for the
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seventh Ward.
PEOPLES UNION NoMNAroNs.
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ALFRED T. ooSKIfS, N1faGNiEL n. TERRY, +.
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'O"AN'1' HENRY A. HURLBUT
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fHos- O. eIAuBESszLEE, sec'y
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By EDWARD NJ SIX DMoRE, Notary @ 2 Psoic
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-16

ey- 1t s getting TO be fsvorite argument with
those democratic leaders, In The South who are for
Douglass, and therefore compelled to deny the
power Of Congress to protect slavery in the Terri
tories that intervention i dangerous doctrine be-
cause the power to protect implies the power to
abolish. Noting tends more to expose the weakness
of a cause than resort by those who defend il, to
ahsurdities. The power to create may well imply
the power to destroy; but since the Constitution
did not create slave property it is idle to suppose
that II confers any other power upon Congress than
that Of simple protection and it is equally idle to
assume that Congress has not tie same power I'M
der the Constitution, TO protect slave property that
it has to protect any other property within the
Territories. Suppose a territorial Legislature were
to declare that immigrant shall bring mules into
the Territory, or pass law divesting the owner of
his right to such property, would any man be silly
enough to contend that Congress has no power to
intervene for his protection We presume not
and where is the difference in the two cases? The
Constitution in confering upon Congress the power
"to make all needul rules and regulations for the
government of the Territories" meant to confer
legislative powers only-to make It The government
of the Territories so long they remain the COM
mon property of all the States and no duty, under
that grant, is more clear and imperative than that
of protecting the citizens thereof in all their con-
stitutional rights. The democrats of the South
have aided those of the North in evadng this high
duty by substituting squatter sovereignty for the
authority of Congress, and to gloss over the nqui
ty of the act, they are driven to all sorts of rdi
culous subterfuges. One faction admits that Con.
! gress has the power to protect but it would be
wrong to exercise it, another says it has the power
but consequent upon it is the more dangerous power
to prohibit slavery in the Territories, and thirC
denies that Congress has any such power-tht
Territory when organized being as Independent a
a State. These antagonistic opinions afford salts
factory proof of the aacy of the position which the,
are designed TO uphold.
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TIE NEW TRnkTY w1TH MRxIco.--The New York
Herdids special dispatch from Washington Of the
9Th iustr contains the following important infor-
nation
Mr.. McLane has arrived at Mobile from vera
Cruz with the new treaty negotiated with the con-
stitutional government there under the recent in
structons sent out to him. He is expected to arrive
here on Thursday night.
The treaty contains certain important stipuations
in regard to the transit by Tehuantepec which win
form the basis Of all future interoceanic transit
arrangements including security Of the route, free
passage of closed nails ports Of deposit on either
ocean, and neutrality ia time of war II also opens
route from the Gulf Of California to Arizona and
provides for commission to examine and settiS the
claims of citizens against Mexico. For the
privilege conceded to us we are to pay Mexico
about five millions of dollars, one half of which is
appropriated to the settlement If claims and the
other will he paid to President Juarez as soon as
the treaty is ratified by the Senate
This treaty secures to us perpetual transit over
the Tehuantepec which was vainly sought when
the treaty of peace was made with Mexico, and for
which twenty millions would have been paid then ;
and in addition, it secures to the silver producing
district of Arizona free route and port the Cult
of California, which is all important to it for sup
plies and emigration. Under the stimulus which
this stipulation will give to the industry Of Arizona
and Sonora it is confidently stated by well informed
persons that they will very send as much sill
yer into the markets of the world as California now
sends gold.