Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-01
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The following just und unans%c:ablc cS
position Unconstitutional obligations, is extract
cd from the lIanesvilleh (Ala) "Dcnocrat7--
This journal Is edited by Mr.. j. Withers Ular
brother as NO arc informed, Of the di,tl
guiShed Seaa,6rrfren Alabama: i.r.i t .''
PROTECTION TO SLAVERY IN The TERRITORIES
QS-iSlERyESrlo rloN-N0S-INIkFERGSCE. Il,
Like the Advocate, ';We haze. Do desire /
pitch into any Democratic paper or engage i
- family quarrel. On the contrary, "
wish to Unite and harmonic the Deui6cra,i
pariy on 1rincipLcs--oitCrl 1riaeiptesl-.-esser
rIai TO the rights vt. the States and, especial,
10 the safety Of the South. Party UNION 40,
harmony are hollow and delusivc, if secure,
by iytoiing important principles, passing then
iby nnstcnce, or enuncating' them in doubtful
PHRASE Io ,nlaae party organization perm.
ncnt and ELECTIVE, It must bc touudrd on We.
established, well understood principles. Tn
less these principles are discussed by the pres
and public speakers, and talked over and ulr
dcrsleod by tho people 1t will bo imposslh
10 secure any thing Ike .upanimty o: seutilicl.
or conccT, OF action. The people must kpou
each others sentiments before they can asiy,
on any platform. They must agree before the,
can act together, and act efftcnMtly.
Our obJcteit % dstuss an jgtrat 'prinHtip!c>
and especially the vital issues involved In til;
alaucry question, not iIs a captious 'coiitrorer
sal, angry, hostile spirit, with maahcrs OF th.
Democratic party or any one clsr butinak kind
candid, conciatory, flaternal spirit. We ar,
anxious to promote tie EhiGs 81 tic S9uM il,
TIC sQ}cty Of tho So@th,',r the Untda; it7t6sJi
BE, on. gf4i, Vhscss,aTgj aud, wo think, TIL.
nrion Is most likely to by achieved hy apt
through the Democratic party, provided thai
party >ha! adhere 10 its ancient strict constriic
CON, STATES ltights pEinceles. T.. ,..rr "'r'i''
We have made no .'hbOred assault on til,
Advocate Us IL charges, hut avoiding aj
harshhcss Of expression; We declared that tn
doctrine of 'non-intervtntioH, as construed b,
the "Adsocale, 'is,not Dcinocrdtic. The" "Ad
yocate' admits that t,.,.,,.. ".,r.r,.... 7.,;r,
troy'ss,:ry'-tiiat .,nt ft4rtorlM Isisatrrts c,i
protcrt sayyry.-thrt- ::uyugtoas has zsxtanuu9 Ola
Iu1t!sc >!aye INV, aud given .tIc | States Iv.,rt
jurisdiction over al nctous originating out ut Slave
r. !!!le G9G.!tlson pro;gctssIavur., sa'e.cic cvui
50 far, all right But the Advocate says tha
the Democratic doctrine n; that COhgfcsstnrs
not lntcrvcnetor thu. projections OF. slavery.
rtcar it! -. .......-. ,,....,y .....,..l a..
..Tl.e Adypsat, stands upon ,hc Ciucnnat; pla.
form. @'i't. 's'ft'1 T!.e Advocate Gyi!yNcs tia
Io.:issven'on ey tonxre's TN srsery3 ~ Tin
II =. ~. srr,s @ 81 n, s!iaRsctif.s d.!
c.:eI Iy pScnaiSsil IN, IN, I,,. ~
...ia.ucssagcs.' =, ,.,,.., - >. i,-'',,.
hsThe Advocate. speaking Of the prov;so 'olTvr.
ed BY Senator Bldgcrl y ~lhe .kansas b.ll 0.
1874, with apparent a;Stds US
Listen 70 lie funeral klit OF IYt.ryspiIog, pg9,
N, tiis aaIIl.t lfsal in'hsattjh III s*9; .;
Hy Nm NJ IL cxai,,j,,c fILase Ssycph no.i.;on
s;rjls,h. lf;fhc .flr5eYts. aimaii, t6ai lbc To-,
srt tutui, and tileUontnioh Eaw protect sla*&cry:
that ,Congress and the Ycrrimr,aa EcI;islatdi'r.
both, hayc the power TO protect it, and. than
'Consress Has so lar iplcrycpcd as to:cxtoud In,
ltl.jlive'siapc INV over the Territori,es aud, T.
siyt the Unltcd States Courts jurisdiction, oyei yii
al actieps: srIginsnn ,eht ,of ,gasery!i 81.
thct,, csn IT consistently ,sea.eBaithat tT,oni IN.
tsyycntion IS G.:t for the democratic Ln,rs.
and for the South n;iiasssdt LToIS:sf r. r''
tEe 6uaitivc siihrs .}aw7 srQiraesv5 tho It6;yrs
States sgsurts,;the jtst.hssion ;tcsnGcrde,is.f +
.rtis Constitution aud ,Comnlpa, Ls~s-rffc I'D
III INK r;3,,1l 70 ynro,aci;on ana H. rr,r,
ooqtn lne F.esS p,9'ffesioH fse ~ t9u: ISfs'I9,
Tlat EcSislatures ana CHi.eu cues rourtA
p0fct1o protect oar elsfe' FfoPertt, ma boil,
the Legislatures a1dt,c Court i taifDrrGise 4,
exert, taeir power for ypotessiop,ris II, ,g,1na
for iIIe Seut6 10 dema6d m uroigcIloa Of Co.
vi dehy. .hs.a soaftelsention fiss "a doc &c;
triue of tar, ,Kunsas hit and ;cali frcanC bssji
The sl4seeltts admits sbas shs Ikaisae eis,ss
I.enIS t4e lnS9rc slnvo :lnc 3IT.suie.l0:
S l"sa p%sc"n H,as% t%%r; S!Sf aAs E4 &
3T,t joterrsntjour i1r If0Es- he -IdrlceLs thnI
,;r1yt;Il ho ..Sh hIr ~ ,,t. mrtr !MHfie sinh