Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03

% Pierce the Territories we're held To be under
the control Of Congress. Now. qeslsseholder
with his negro can 20 into Tertiary aud
frame laws for all that follow-lhis is Squatter
Sovereignty.
True. Douglas says The people Of a Territory
may decide whether Slavery shall exis, there.
but be admits the eonstitutionality Of the
Dred Scott decision. which carries Slavery into
the Territories by The Constitution. thus
knocking Sqaatter Sovereignty 10 the head -
IN this way Douglas rides both sides Of the
fence. hold, with the fathers Of the eoun-
try. that the Republican party IL right Ap.
plause and Kisses: cries of kick him out
reply. "there will be more than one To kick
out a shall be kicked cot In good company
with Jefferson aud Jackson the Democracy
would kick them out ifthey dared. hnd no
fault with those who differ with me; but how
can any one call himself Jefferson OF Jackson
Democrat. and receive iuto fellowship Toombs
and such men. who always abused Jackson I
The sentiments uttered by Jefferson, Jackson
and others are now called Abolition. aud for
which any one would be read out Of the Dem
ocraiic party. Half Of your delegation. half
Of the Legislature aud Of the Democratic dele
CATION from Georgia were old Wings; aud
Buck. the federglist. at the head. worthy
leader Applause aud lisses worthy leader
of the Federal host be led, when charging at
the head Of the Lecompton column, he didu /
have said that Congress ought 10 keep the
Territories for white men. and not for slave.
holders aud their negroes; and this is called
Abolilionism. Thank God have lived long
enough not 10 care for names. This struggle
going on is the same as that fought under
Jackson-the combination of capital against
/ labor; the banks against Old Hickory A part
of the shareholders IN the u. ) hank wanted
the United States deposites. often ff-
teen millions. to loan; for this they proposed
/ 10 regulate the exchanges. and make uniform
/ currency. Shareholders another lot OF
capitalists, who wish TO seize the Territories
for themselves aad negroes, aud throw out the
poor white men. The plea Is plansible-slm.
/ liar To the bank plea. But the Territories
should be kept for the general good. aud not
for a few shareholders. 90 for keeping these
Territories Tor free white men. for the good OF
or State; to build up rich States west OF u
is against the good of Missouri [Applause
AID hisses.)
! will revert to another psrallel-the contest
between the Gracchi and patric ians. Though
the narrative comes from writers Of the oil
gaich, aud they are called agrariaus thus Civ
ing them a bad name. "a | am called 40 Adolf
zionist: Give adog bad name, dc-the Grac
chi only claims that the lands conquered b,
the Roman armies should be equally divided
/ Is the question now: Shall the Territories bs
divided by Homestead bill and preemptior
among the people, or held only by slayes aud
\ slave owners The oligarchs call them
I selves Democratic and strive to overthrow tn.
old Democratic measures Of old, which hav,
been univer ally held, even TO the time Of Cal
hopn. and ill he himself changed. Calhoun
becoming insane on the disunion measure. anc
failing of his aims, sought to curry favor will
A he oil oil rrh -
posed to the interests of the West; but Their,
Is no doubt Of Missouri throwing off the incu
bus of Slavery. Applause aud Kisses, viii
calls for others
feel the inspiration Of the place hav,
been here before To what is the present al
vance of st. Joseph attrihutable is It Slavery
tNoce-"Did it retarJ itg''l Yes ["Prov.
TT am not called on TO prove axloms
give my better belief-one negro is more II
The way Of a railroad than three mountains
4 Applause aud laughter Look at the map .
our country. Has servIle labor made YOU
railroad or the houses yon count your wealth
and strength by st. loseph's advance i,
owing TO free white labor; To IL she owes he
position, second only to ST. Louis ia the State
I Applause aud Kisses Cities are the nur
series Of Freedom; they first broke the bond,
of Seifdyn ia Europe. st. Louis, through be
free white citizeus, overthrow Slavery aud St
same results. Applause aud Kisses Yor
have taken the iair young bride of Freedom t.
your arms. Some Of the chIyalry uttered al
obscene Jest If St Joseph amounts TO any
thing she mus; take hold of free white labor
aud her advance will give the death blow Il
Slavery IN her midst. for once receiving Lli,
TAR bride you cannot 90 back speak iron
history you will follow in the footstepi
OF 81. Louis and Missouri viii be free. APP
plsuse aud Kisses
Here began a regular row cries Of al. kinds
and fight seemed imminent; but Blair stood
calmly waiting for the noise 10 subside On.
bright genius arose and told Mr.. Blair he had
treated him - a gentIemar-hissing and crie.
Q. put bin cut being gentlenably Cd in Tho
code Of his chivalry-but he must not sa,
things offensive t. the feelings Of Pro sa
very audience. Cry in the audience: at aim
FRO slavery audience by d sight
4 Chlvalry replied: Il have got as good pail
OF lungs as any one. and I'm a match for any
loan Of one hundred aud fifty pounds" Here
Mayor Thompson arose and said that MIR
Blair spoke by invitation Of his friends. and
though he might not agree with him. yet ev
cry Southern gentleman would treat him as
gentleman, aud hear him respectfully
bad got to =" The storm quieled
have stfiven to show due re. pect and eorr
tesy for the feelings Of my Pro slavery friends
! was born and reared in slave State. aud dc
not ~ssh TO say anything to hunt your feel
+ iugs.
have spoken FIR some time, longer thar
had supposed the heat Of the room - great
aud feel veared. thsns you for your at
tendance aud attention. even Of those oppos
I ed to me.
After the speaker stopped the audience dis
persed good uaturedly --here aud there was !
e'y for the one hundred and fifty pound man