, 1859-09-21
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WEDNESDAY, sErTEADER 81, 1859
nm. Ho7rs AND mR. BATEs.

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WEDNESDAY, September 81, 1859
NTII. HOTTS AND rIR. HATES.
Ay, John 81. Butis has followed Mr. Edward
Bates with M expression Of lis views on tile
slavery question, Which will hr found in anu
her column. II must be conceded that the
gentleman from Virginia has taken step in
,d,ance Of tho distinguished Missourian, and
lint le las placed himself nearer the Repub..
lean piatform than any other prominent man
NJ the present day south df Mason and Dix
Dn'a line Ar. Bolts Inns also tie advantage
Of Mr: Bates in having given his viawa publ
city over his own signature, instead Of allow
ing them to be Transcribed 1y third person.
and printed on the authority Of that person in
n Massachusetts newspaper. Mr. Bolts plat:
f,:n. will occasion the more surprise since it
iaovitably separates him from the fellowship Of
his old ti.ne coadju.oEs, ibe Richmond 5'hig
q ID tic I.on;svillc .1,ur3al-tle Gogeinitcs Of
Virginia aud tic par:izaus Of Joshua F: Bell in
tue la.e csmiuis, of Kentucky. lsia position
u We read it il this: 1-That Congress is tie
snlu gvycrno: 0! tile Territories having the |
7tnquestionab!e right 10 exclude slavery from
their limits; 2-Tlut il was the policy Of tie
trainers. Of, onr government to prohibit the H. |
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avail 'sllnooE appropriate 'ets's a''on 70 give
them elect NhiIe seeming TO speak w1th
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o'nining slavery 10 its present hml's' Except
as 10 extreme sonthefn 4ahtuoea}1 }1t Turns QUE
tia1 nc eass no1ang NJ au except as 70 oon-
att"toaa1 ''gm, tho e1etcse u WHICH ne
~oa'a oa' " k'c2'ne 'ne sla'eiy 4ueston 'a'
o. congress. Inc 'n'e'e.lco At LUIS pom. ~
saa' hc "on'o H'"'e ~ ~ w se.aea N 1ne 1ei-
s'lof'e 'ae'nse''cS III lasof o '''c s'e'''eal
nu'noes u ''neS a'n t'e 'atscs' 'Aps'.ene' III
bo"1e kh'1e p'ae'aee' a. III 1ne clsc o' A:'nsas.
3h's VIII never oo' MF' oo'ts. i'ousias anu
Inc aafpeFs 'iaso Pa'enteo tuat "e&hoo o.
snrpfesslns slavery og1ta'1on'
we make no comment o. tae lnpl'so Will
'heness OF MI o''ts 70 seo LUG slase os's'ne
system extended indefinitely southwnrd, c1'
cept TO say TINT it is gravel5, esen aagrantly
"n-nepnolean. LUIS paragraph IN inc 4e'te'
1'ooct cons'oera''oo Is 700 opscu1e 70 oe oono1
'oos 70 very o''ec' et'l'c'sn'' out Tue lnerene'
~ @"as Me "ss'ef ''as no oo!ec1lon 70 u't
Rc,,1a,sonary fathers were opposed to its