, 1859-09-21

it Or driving It axays sb>uld think not. I
should think the controlling Of it ~ other prop
or:y would he Just about WHIT you IN Kentucky
should want. / understand the controlling OF
property means the controlling. Of It for the
doubt tho Supreme Court Of the United States
would tay " God speed" to nny OF the Territori-
al legislatures that should thus control Stare
property, they would sing quite different tune
ibr the preteuae Of controlling 1t theT were tn
undertake to pass laws WHICH sirsally excluded
oil lawyers, that what n legislature cannot d.
rsct!y do, it cannot do by Induction; thut Us |
tue legislature has not the powrr TO dtire slaves
ont, theT hare no power b. iudirection, by tax,
or br Imposing burdens in any way on that t
property, to effect the Same end, and that any
attempt TO do 70 is unconstitutional. |
Douglas is not willing to stand By bis first
proposition that they can exclude 1t, because
we hare seen that that proposition amounts TO
nothing more nor less than this naked absuTdity
that YOU tnay lawfully drive out that which has
inwl1t place in the Territory. lie admits
under The Constitution OF the United States,nnd
asserted that it may Le lawfully driven out
TIN. being The proposition, i il the ahsusdity
hare stated. lie il not wiling to stand in the
face Of that direct, naked and ilnpudent absurd
If; ae laa, therefore, modified his Language
into the other imputation-
swEAE1xG NJ THE coUR1s.
viii ts1 ~, .x.. ~ = ~, M ~ 's T. ~
" the Court. He was once q leading nan in H.
1lno,s to break down Court. because it had
male decision he did not like But he now
not only swears hy the Court. the courts having
s,,sn 49, ~ - ~. Wv: W. NC us.ounsss ~
trn,;o e"as ~ 10: swear y tue eon'ss as unp.-
Of unffiend.y legislation shall impose such
~ sfarss - ~ ~. .n euec'. a5Suoy Pfop;r1
ano1@h 7a,t ~ ,t,a .e.r'soFy, ana soc~ p.a.n'y
~. ~ 14ele Goa os 10 uaistAAe 10 'ae fuf
fsn fons :" <.e hegeslaaa.e 70 make tnem 50 pol-
that ia~ - % Ia Ionai at w UT asI%e M
ready to sav or Torr hsnst;, :. nr hr W." ,be he
he In. heen +at+;1 II, H. a -. .Aa. - ~
Courts md fo c;Ts - = lnn ,s;,3' t;r, ~ ~ tn;s
ayain he s.rre5 von faI,h1ntir and 40 nv
mnre w;seir tban ys1 xsrra vnnraelrss ''
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.o,; ~Gnp bd1 nno a,,.tis r. ,s srtkcahs
Mga1n nase laaso H. ~ t1e neg'9nng ae Q.
tnssc le1natSs 70 lae lac!i tnat 1aoSa Done'as
aas MAGE great compliant OF. M having ex'
pressed uae opn'on ~, tnss eosernmeat Gan,
I'e pG. a'aneout ~ w! sese aeu na!i ~, .Eee'
i.em he mas couPlalae1 o!oe"afa lor using oueFcut
! lansuase' ahu asS1aE1ns- tha' thesc ls IN ifre.
ea sssIu1e ana Iona!e between 'ne pf'ne'p'es OF
| 1fce ana eiaEe iabos'
| T. voice.. ne rays y IS not original with
"e" r.;;, aiu' ,,! ~ " ol's1oai M'tn Elaeoin.l
| VIII auena to that lu,:nedlately. s1r- Since
tna1 t'me, hteSn7n' ot fennssiran'a expressed
hr ae 9.s n1t t. aen9neea ~
a;.h.!1; 1IHman WY 1ne!es it'!e ehancei POI
masaS.anoing, taas ep'n'oa n tae nson1h OF LICE.
IL Tue Jiiferencei II IL not ,,nnatr:ot;c to hoiJ
| that oniuion. # a man IA tn he = no"aias,r,sn
hut ne;thcr + mr. T scwsrd ~ ~ " mr. ,"I: n;stm.n !.
entitled to the enyiabls or 1'oenriablc ,l;st;nc.
| t,on nf ltav;rr f;rst cvo-asca1 tI.t ;ioo Th.t
same i,,ca w.s e1nrcs ssed hv the p;chmnca H.
ouirfr in yir.inia in 1S5G nuite two Tcars hc.
lore It was expressed by The tirst to of u.s. us. md lad
Camille. NIX nv @Is hpe esf 1ast xo, a; N w
sssouclrhed mi; tst f,,oi iH Isn-n. he he nau ~
~. m: ~. lo1@ l.'44 iepius(t ~ lie oe
hsI chonaa ~ WE nJ laa, III. ~ ony
w,n1 Lara s1,siehad" "tA au nsse seharo ns
;',ea was .sa he t,s ';;eit"nS eae saae
,;..J SIs Is W ,ne .s'Gn"ona 1I715ts.
taisea - 9o;ar ~ V;-er;n;, ~ "s ss,as,n e.,t
hat a., s5 s,her5s Mns. tt, !hs,e" !ast rIat Hat
s,r,a Rovcrs P--nr ras hro,,at.t ~ Waa,.;a
inn ftr snd 1n,aa H. "d;,or ~ H. ~. ~ Waa
urias nancr a.r nator " ss ii ,h,t tts exn.ce ,.
Son which p Us is 50 unpu'fiotie and heTe'icnI.
~. on;on; H., J.; has.t;ne J., ~ .isus n;" may ses
;s cTnrcssaJ h. ns,, " sn.n..,oa US 9us mu.n
IT, * oametrn - Iu ", Ihap.e'e1 VI oes'se
ss n t%nss a frr - not mnen
III ssire t.t the VIII .%,, h. haaaa
eue LssiFe % ~. eae ~nn!e Country saaa become
sta's ett'tgt5' ne'ns expressed ~ thas
% S1ass OF men, IT 's in 40 way VI offensive to him,
4ne', agato, al5 !aeoos u Aentaeky, 3ee aase
Judge Douglas WIN you.
| OK e1sAS1ic CAPACITY.
There is anothsr reason why you Southern
people ought to nominate Doug1as at your co.,.
vention at Charleston. The reason is the won
derful capacity Of she man; (Iaushter) the pow.
er be has Of doing what would seem to be i'm.
possible. Let me call your attention to one ol
these apparently impossible things.
Douglas had three or fur very distinguished
: men Of the most Extreme anti.slarcry views ol
nuy men in theRepublican party, expressing
their, desire FIR his reelection. That
woul1 Of itseE. have seemed 10 be q
lille wonderful, but that wonder il
heightened when. we see TINT Wise, ol