New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

S,.. no,as. 49,. 49, 49, ~ orps , "a,
Senator D9ugas arrived mere TINS mo ming, aod vs.
large crowd Of citizens and thence escorted to hi.
Io,sl He will sne,l 20 onr ci,;z.ns on noitic.l mat
tiers al two clock this afternoon.
xs,,o, no ~ Mednesday sept pr hoD
sh;. Afternoon IT, funv,na "a n synonsis III hi,
remarks.
Judge Douglas said that the Republican party, in
iheu platform adopted a. PniaiePsia 10 $50 assert
hs ss1e1y IN ali The Tsio THe De pie
Party pledged the Other bana BY Their platform 70 The
T:nitores
s0o pa~ Ss sI' pevnSoa
Their dce6 ,a rheS s pG the sdvo e.. -. ct ineI'en
MEXICO which refused for 'ever. years .er the
isou of Territorial Government TO introduce or project
Legislature. 1855. passed very stringent law 80 punish
ssains slave prPey by which SLAYER, wa. intro
Suo adequate protection" gwen 10 IL in that Territory
@ 20. se o@ds wa. ,. y II s. sss
denied BY this "nfispdy legislation" Slavery has been
E"S S1 Northern ntsrven,ioa are pledged by their Re-
publican platform repeal the slave code New Mexico aud
ksptuiy ard The South ern generally pledged
Tsritory Of Kansas
Thee will by the Democratic party
nnteryepon and Popular Sovereignty must m.ataned
well In New.Me1ico as IN Kansas II NewMe1ico want, q
give cods let her have IT, Nswexoo has avs for the pro
ss Slavery Congress must not force her people TO
..e3,ber
Nt hem and Southern Dteryen,ions that Slavery in
4b Tr tos h htfa subjec. Of Congressional Legislation
D., s;ss- "a TO TIE character Of such Regulation.
son and ssaf :, the cher section 10 violation Of the
% TIA. interested 70 decide the question OF Slavery for
Msmseyex According 10 the doctrine Of the iuervention
Eo,b "a g. nth only h Atubject Of Con
res.iona es on bu, dependent Federal authority for
and projections and make sonse9uenty subject
xenioniss cont. I'D that The whole po~er of the
Fedrnl Goverlme ut should be exeried for the pro-
lection Of Slavery IN the territories, ana the SoftheIn
that tn same power should De extended ior Its
cestruc The Demo rate party III opposton 10 tine n'e
,entioD Of both sectie ns hold toa Slavery state in
tuition, that exists in me .avenaps Sass .he
United That Slave ~ thsrefe oeyoho the iesch or
rnn.,o of FEDERAL authority for good evil eAcep. In the sin
&c c..e 81 fugitive slaves who be delivered up The
party are sustained Oh these principles, by the de
rision of the "Dred Scott The Democratic party are
.Sged 10 the principle Of popl sovereignty By which the
xop. If the organizsd Tetores like those Of STATE shall
for themselves whether snail or shall not exist
w,hin their limits"
Those the handful of settlers should not
decid. the Slavery question In Territories, should vote
against the organization Territories nti they have sufficient
psn, In All tb. domestic concero Government. should
be absh-d people who ot qnahed by num-
bers and ell lessse f. Themselves on all
ghtu subjects Of legislation subject only "a the CONSTITUTION
the States When Teror. Governments are es
fsb.hed the people will esisste for themselvs-wM form
sbs own domestic ps,itu,is and If their conflicts
with the Constitution will present judicial question for the
Courts 10 determine to who.e decision all law abiding czens
Tire Territories must oren people of all
fbe States Slave States a. as Free Of
osteed ana encouraged by Emigrant Aid Societies
Abe elective and designed to .nb,e and destroy TIE
hnSsnsd tbe;r and slesisuce in their respec
i've stes and settled in Territory good make their
home have right TO voice vote in the legislation
OF TIE Teintory A., s, :. p..... s,..h Nth 20.
~ vi T s'c, b.,vnsD Feppoo ana Slavery
must be euphstc.Iy condemned.