The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-03-29

legislation, Haf auFe la 4f4fI gre Aaf
rtoii-s, aud sc are uiihoat q remedy
unlet,iaai ihat ta o. iIs Fai..Qa.
aad y si. ] Dissent lsam j ia f H
Ne have remedy. Ibss rem.ly
have before indicated. bat 81 SAM Ga
impress . up4n The msuis q my r0T
.hcfn friends, | repestiL Tie remedy
is, by an appeal O. Congrss.. rs telling
sou 'this creature of yours denies "a
cur nights, refuses o. give is protection
far our property, and we come % ycu.
the masters and the creators, and ak
ron % wipe ihi- thing out of exisiencs.
or force It to obey tie Constitution u
The country"
understand from tie Sen triagt
Illinois. that uheu I make that appeai
that appeal waich and mr people
sill make-he viii deHy L. under
stand him. aal disscat from him.
And now. sir. should ike 20 know
81 other Senators from the North
whether ] understand them. Whist
Will be your Response. senator's Wiil
son respond farofah'y 81 untyorably
70 the inquirs When We come aud
demand TIA. you iu,efress and force
Four creaiur. q - us justice. viii you
stsnd b. us of uf.l yuu stand against
rs! VII yoa stand by the Senator
from I.ineis. or vii yos stand by mel
Non-aciien oa your rari Wiil te more
terrible 70 me than non action on tie
part IL the Territorial Legislaiure.-
What ! anl ms people shall ask j. &c
ton, positive, uuquaiihsl action. oar
understanding 81 th1 doctrine of non
iaiepenliou MAS, lhai you wele 90, 70
intervene against be-. hni ] never uu
defslool that we could hage any com
promise of understanding here wlich
could rlease Congress from an obi
CATION imposed an ii by ihe Corstitu
ton oi Tie Jniiel States. II The obli
cation j. upon ron. and taat IL is MP
peal 60 Tie opinions oi your i.lastIious
judges, how are you 10 escalHl \ ou
may refuse 10 act, you may refuse 10
discharge the obligation: but slil il l.
upon you, aud 10 agreements not 10
iaiefveueyl care not by whom they
may have been made, or who may
have yielded TO them, canJciease yoH
from them. | want TO know where
We all stand, because can see. and 10
see, that II the Territorial Legislature
refuses 10 protect my property, and !
come aud complain to YOU that 1t does
So refuse, aud you turn a deaf ear 20
my complaint, then there j. no diiIer
enee between you and the Senator, ~ ho
says IN advance IN So many wouls.
that be viii not respoud iagofaaly To
my complaint. Indeod, have more
respect fol n Senator wlo SAYS night
uat-~I will do nothing than Tor one
who would deluds me and my people
With hope never 70 bc realized.
Mr.. President, may be asked what
wosli 80 IN tie event my appeal Tor
Congressional protection turns out IA
tile. ! am prepared 70 tell you what
! would DO; bnt am not prepared -
tell yon hat the South would 10. On
this point 10 not speak ior ilie South;
but | speak for iliat portion of lhe
southern people who understand the
question rs | understand It. VII tell
soa what they aud will DO. ] uiil
tell YOU more, what / viii advise INV
people To 10. 1t tie very Instant
when Won deny 10 MS rights gnaran
ietl by tie Constitution, as expouuded
lsy HE Supreme Court. and 10 i bv
the mere force Of numbers. my mind
vii he forced irrcsisiih,y 10 tic eonclu
SION that the Constitution is failure.
aud tie Union despoiism. II ! can
no. obtain the rigiis'- Guaranteed TO me
and my people under tie Constitution
rs expounded by The supreme Count,
then. sir, am prepared 10 retire from
The concern
M. CLARK. VIII the honorable
Senator allow me to ask him one ques
iioui
Mr. BROWN. Cer,ainlr.
Mr. CLARK. ] have ofea hearl II
said by southern gentlemen il'ai they
would retire from the Union. 60 out
81 IT. want 10 inquire Of ilat gentle
man where IS the way, and hOS be
would go'
Mr.. Brown. When we make up our
minds 10 20 We viii find the way
We will make il so plain that II the
Senator ard his Abolition friends want
10 pursue - they viii be able TO fol
low the Trail. We shall not sneak out
of the concern, but, throwing cur ban
ner 70 the breeze, we will march ctd
Ike men, le-aying such trace behind
rs As that our enemies may pursne Is
II iiiey have the coursgs TO do 50.
Now, / suppose. Mr. President, !
shall be CHARGED with making extraor
diuarv demands, and then declaring
that Il they were mol yielded we would
dissolve the Union. | mean no such
thing. simply demand that which
belongs 70 me and my people undei
the Constitution, ne exp0nnael, | =
peat again and again. By the SapTen'
Court. There Is nothing extrao5szgAaIl
in that. IN this connection, | haF'
declared. time AMI time again, that
would yield - similar appeals coinin.
from any other guarieF. ] then a.
gentlemen Il there Is ANYTHING ex;Eao
dinarv ia .he demand.
ar. rUGlL VIII ,he senator r.
mt me to ak him what his demaul Z
| Wish % hear III
Mr. B.ONN. IpiT my frieu