The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-24

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wished 10 reply, he would do 30. He commended the
rankurss with which the senator had stasd his ysws
Like him, Mr. D. neither wished to cheat 10 s cheated
Up - crsfAsa point he agreed wtaA the spuasoS from
MissipfA sad thsn Ahe ivesgsncy and kept
growing wider ars sr they pxscsssd. He believed
that the right o transit the With species OF
property that IL with al Sehom far they agreed
Slave psoiarty stsss upon this footing siah every
ether speics al fsoPssty Then the qssstaon sisss 90
what exicnt Is psssrty slaves acusd, saAct to the
local laws OF Territory He nantaisSd taas whatever
power the TERRITORIAL legislature had other species OF
proBexty applied In ths Aks and To the
tent to slave property The sesaos from Msssippi had
said that there pecuaIity Ia xiase property 50
that IL required sruater protection than other ffopsfty
II Ia the msfortas Of those ho owned that de
scripoa of psoperty Tue senator had sR that the ter
tosal Legislature nnit pass ssch laws would fail to
uInhL adequate protetoa 10 slave properly, and the alb
of thai rotecoa wculd be an sect,a szcnson Of
slavery Mr. d. agreed to that proposon and aiso to the
statement that u wsA oompetent oF che territorial legis
nature. by the exercss ef the taxing Owsr and other
anetisns wtn tho ls ef the constitution, to adopt
such ntisndy Legislation woad paxtcally drive sa
very n The Territory That just what io said
and al that hs usast by his Frespsst spsech In Illinois
on which much comment had beun made. He
wouM fr the slasc cods for Terri
tory; aud he had yet 10 learn that thss ia
one Of tho free States, of any rarty, who would.
Mr.. MASON inquired what he meant by o ''saye
CODE" i astiE ~ sssa .s4 slng4 ~ ts.i} sssa u
Mr.. DOUGLAS replied that the idea was very we'll de.
fined by the senator from Mississippi W his speech. That
senator had said that he would lok ut 10 ts territorial
legislature, and he could not got projections there he
would TO Congress and ask II NJ their hands hat
Mr. d. argued that Congress did net nake thS criminal
code tor any Tarritory II organized hgiIlatnse, and
contded 70 that body the power of making H. eodo
m sut ikaaIf <.f H.urr&fo HA.Sl
slavery thsy would protect II and if they did not he
would NOT vote to pass any Laws forcing slavery ugn
them aganst their will He would lcavs all kinds vi
property slaves include 10 tho asn ws f0r pxotecon
and he would not have Congress ntsrfee With thase
loea Laws, either with reference siAvsry, anythg
ese. II the people did not like the tssrtoial laws they
could appeal 70 the Supreme Court That the doc
trne Of non-intorvention Il sassrsed ahsn The
Nebraska bill passed Mr.. ID. maintained that this
had long been fundamental doctrine Of the asmocratc
party, and every who had votsd fx ths Kspss No.
braska bill had voted to conr that doctrine Ec sloc-
trne Of the right of Congress to nake laws or distant
unreprescnaed people, the dctne of ta tores Ia
revolutionary STRUGGLE Our fathers assstsd te right cf
every colony 10 make its local law, and he
asserting In behalf Of the people of Ms IsrerIca
the same doctrine which fathers defended aganst
the power OF Great Britain. Let MeH enjey their
good laws. or suffer under their own bs lawA asaal they
repeal them. This te platform yhixh Mr. Bu-
eianan elected How many yoies woaad he have
received Ia Pennsylvania O Il be had tken ssclarsd
that II was the duty Of Congmn to aintan sAssery In
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