The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03


would be better TO lave me slave State
than none; but how it can frd favor with
those who regard slavery g. a wrong CT q
great irnpolicY, | confess / am una k 70 M
derstand.
One word more on DIS .uIject Gazing
that there is 70 turthcs necessity for rtesI'5rl|
to Congressional Intervention, ard a.! i a.
can he done hereafter must he aeecl. fi.-Ic.I
by popular sovereignty, Is tree arz .ita'I
wisdom in luuyiEg 10 rtLouEee can o.aI
faith il parading ous ioIutT opinions rs ms
takes before he ccurtIy, in sayirg, IN Eject.
that Senator Douglas did what Vas rigLt in
principle when Re brought in lie NeL.asEa
bill, and that those Vio opposed him were IN
error, and ought a. once to have :a.len mi
with the Senator. and aided Tin il li- eleIts
10 establish great priuclFle?" S9rFosci
they had done 50, and 10 excitement Lad
arisen as in that case none would, haE Is,
from its proximity to Missouri, would haIeI
been inevitably slave State, and the raes
ton Of republican or oligarchic would Aasel
been already decided.
Mr.. Chairman, how can a patty LoIe 10 Y;
obtain power, or 10 keep It, if It has 10 Ger
tain opinions upon questions Of such magni-
tude as this Either the people viii say is
leaders are ignorant, and know not What Is
sound doctrine; OF they are destitute d pin
oiP'o' an ''o' " -'''' - anu - "''
u"-a-0 ~ ..l,.- MI
1 az o.! ~ u''l l on - ~
longer occasion to maintain tloir orgaEiza
tioE-that the slaycLolders viii rest FRONT
THEN agtations, and make no further attempts
to revolu.ionize the G"ye1 mcnt--let As
hu'o ~ -, nm ~ ~ 'a"''t 90
NJ ''''i 80 c." 0
'li'' - 'I' ~ ny '"'o'
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"il A"At l""'e h''"' nave ietH ios'' -
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b.. getEtro aa5.Irg. WIFt + wa. + fu4.
A.ofe stfstrts.. Oh sar .ueIl.z iaeE-"
Jiey know tLer. can Be no stand sti.l tol
fItyoiy, and that unless thew wonld rstrarc
io- lts gradual renewal. .ic VOL. Of ag-Ics
son must 90 On. Arizona must le / AIDE .
ssve ieIri,ory. Cuta must furnish two
fiaye Stuteq aud hcA.co and ttuflHl Antl-I
lea IN II definite nun her more. Tie slaytI
trade rrst be Je-orcred: Died Scott etcI-
sion. r,reated. a4tcrt1,r The ra1iorsfi.y o
sIavrry. and afiru;rt- ti.criplt TO l,Er sIi.,eAk
in every : ate, North or SoutL. iriespectiy,
al local laws. uunI The oIioafcE;caI idea >lall
he accented IN all depar1neuts Of tie Gov
crrneut and in all sections Of tie country.
Aud. sir, during the controversy Which
tic unjust and revolutionary d,nird> viii
occasiey. the Republican 1aitv. or. II dad
should fail TO do he work Ieou red Of it. Oh.
more faithful and VIGOROUS. wi1l IL a ,eees
sarv and unavoidable ,olilieal otoar;zalian
And | do not believe that il will he constitu
ted hereafter of those only who are now with
in its ranks. but that il will embrace. also,
all Americans and ADti-Ieeompton Demo
Gratis who do not naean lo submit 10 lie sub.
iugation Of freedom. or the overthrow cl our
political institutions. Upon these oyetsi ad
owipa issues there can be but two opinions
or parties; and those who are not NH the
stockholders party. must be with that II thcil
oppoaents. Wise and conservative Southc1I
men, too, who are not The propagaudi>ts Of I
slayery-men who DO not dcsie the ,Xten- !
sion Of that system more than tie cofliuu
ance Of the Government established by our
fa,hers-slould be with this Uarty lur III
seeks nothing inconsistent with thtir olor
their rights, or their true interests /, Wifi
leave diem 10 manage their domestic 5l.,litu
tions in their own way. claiming autl OH
ty 10 interfere therein it viii sl1.ve 20 IlaceE
them no ground hat was not occupied by!
the South, for the generation succeeding thes
revolution. Southern men who are "n.nes
TO stand where Their fathers steot al thes
close oi the second war with Great hsttaln
will End in the principles and pulTt>es ct!
the Republican patty nothing to Wl.,h jheyE
VIII desire to object, but in that parry die in
stlUmenta!lty for which they have .o'g wait
Cd, 10 restore peace and harmony 70 al zee
hors Of their beloved country snd tos
strengthen their hands for the grand ccesr m
nation which must he nearest their lea'ts-8
IL appears 10 me there are no men 30 much