New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

rights sos'nLly gusIattetd by the Constitution
Woie tremp ed uIOp. ScutAern di5GnioLsis might
cone 20 ths Ere Ss'es SID Tub'icl7 rroclsm their
tr'asoIstle doctnrss. yet no ote would harm them
Ii ouo wou0 attempt TO pTive them C their rgnt OF
&c speech. WY wsb i iersn il tic Save STATES
BE CaUte Le existence Of SisveTy rendered the prsF9r-
vaicn of evil Liberty an ipp5s ibity. becans, rssl
tIteG q IL State Con!d EOt but eucsDg%T the conua.
uai &c G. SLAVERY. Bet bow t.r "ss such sta,e OF
tLiocs TO lie ptrn tad 10 g)f Supposiog ths Slave
ROVER should iruG 3D. and accom- .ish what pnTlon
Of TIC Der ocI"tic party lad been diving et-the ro-
opeiiig of the Aficsn slave -trfds- would not 10
Cher reTetIcn, the nUInteT c. slaves Sc sTeod to
ten or t'eye Tilliots? AID wrGid IL then still 30
losS,be to keep then IN schsccOn At Roma
wise sta'eeIau hsd Ieieojed IN, proposition that all
bcDCsE Ell shculd wear non unif rus, because, be
cad, they wcnd by these mea,e lie m tLcir own
power. Yet toe slaves in tbs Sou'terr States
ui ID IN their face. Ttey would learn their power,
then Wo 10 toe Shareholders. Ghsss were tie only
zeal dglEtss Of the country ani they were dangers
not 70 Oe met 10y further extension Of Slavery,
notify asserting its divine origin, or by ellipg az
damIsbe bttesJ every IDEA Of pfacuI eXtinco OF
tbf Hs'tution, bU by return to the pnGcp plea upon
Which this RsIuhc Ta6 founded, By main .ining the
eteinF r hts f hun aTity ic sli patr1 Inatiers aud
u'Ttty otIryii she leythudtr Of all hope of ever
reCe any CCrIttIsLCs sssLauCe in psrpetu sting
Il osi ente tf slavery. Mr. Solger thin Wen On 70
dieeU tie great !I1cipief Il Senat Dcug'as. Speak
irg Of ih- boast Mr.. DCugss had made u the Ssns'e
MAY JIG 1Stc that Y fis piilc L. he hsd obtained
fCI SavGy territory ttsn eiavCh ldeIB had ever
dared 10 hope FIR, Mr. SolCer afkci: IN stating
THE, Mr.. ~, 90 "a muS have LEd strong cOIylc
tion ttst he followers we're unable 10 read ard write
Here he vas iIeTTUrttd ny sn excited irdivid Ial
wlo vsieucuty pro'estd sPainst tls speakers prop
os!titn. TIE CctfCsicn WI Oh this Incl lent created
Layirg sulsdcd BIZ. SC!gfT Concluded BIZ Belte1oc
ihSi even with knowierec e Iesdirg aud writing
Gey sre 10 deficient IN common sense not TO uuder-
stebo what ttey read. Aud in truth, he said the
VI6eert cCn;et il not only between Slavery and Free
dcu, Tut between tabari Ia q 4 cViliZ tioD. The
adv, oates Of the former nay vel dispense with
az l(gc. Tie speaker proceeded TO give q sUc nc'
t;stoy Ct the nsni!od variations which ths great
principle hs been subjected t. by It's invent r. briefly
eyTlt,ni,g ife petition Dir. DoUgss hd hold in 1893,
ard tio curious charges through which he had work
himfef TO the very opIcse TOsihcu. Having spoken
thee quarters Of hour hr. S ger was in,erfupei
by calls for Mr Sciu'z sid Immediately yielded the
10 q THE gentleman, who on takirg the stand was
grteted with emeboous outburst of eLthusssm.
MIR. SCHuKZ commecced bs saying tina in conse
QueICe Cf tie debate " lib Mr. K,baen ro coming OIL
he fflt ircl;Jod 70 ke tie resolutions Of the Demo
o.at.c ntetirg two dsys precious re the text Of hs
efet Cd. The fret Of these msiniGcfd that the Dsmo
ci6tic party sill upheld the principles OF Che Father
Mr.. Sciu2 refuttd tits proposition 10y reicrsn q to
tie Jen rtonian crdua,ce aud to The anti 81 avery
cs1aions oi ,IeGerOn ard Madison, ard 20 the con
citr aud pforrecls Of Slavery In their times. lis
preceded % FhOH that tie Democratic party had all
SluR t6tn tnceGvoriIg to revere the . icy OF the
Fathers ~ relscn 70 Slsvery AID that IN the regpct
Il ere Wac nc real dneie between M B-eckiridgs
AID Nr DouI he. Mr. Douglas, In oOncedbg
Il III =: Of Shareholders % cary lCt slaves into the
T.GiiorCs viii o1t lcC6l lsws could cn'y do so by
az uu irg ttat he Cor tiiUilo1 euCtou'd Slavery
tie Crly difference between ID uglls sud Brccknrd.e
vae tbif: tin; Breckenridge opel -td VIDA, he did
vi lie pouelss didlt without styirg 70; Brteknudge
was for SlsyCiy ard Douglas against Freedom.
RdtrirPtheu 70 tho Chsrge Of nr. krbhcn that the
present. Republican was nc Old Fed r,lst parry, be
proved thst 81 the ef-ertl prirrplsso al the old
FcCuirs. parry bfd IL fact been adop ed by tie
Dem. cratic TsTty, aud tha' Mr Douglas hi u
sell bsd attempted 10 revive the Alien and
Section Law the moet hateful Of al tie
mtafurGs o. the FeteTsii-t PATTY. u wss said that the
Relul, ans hsd stolen the Democratic principles
Tlst he would adut snd ssy that they hal stolen 20
MANY Cf the tea Den ocrsc priucipc5 That TIE Dsm1-
Gratis lad 1oi let. Referring {, tue wori-g Of the
t,i.d resolution Of the Democratic meeting IN whi.h
tie Republican, called the roc He'd R-puJ. AN
u6rtv" be related an 8Eecdote Of an Austrian general
who during the hungarian war, IN his report stated
that the bstdt Cen BEN hkd been 80 audacious AZ 70
tcn." Laughter Now, the Aust -iaus ran away
from his PC-cs carbon, ard 20 would the Dem Gratis
from the so.calltd Republican party tie 6h u No
yomher. Continued laughter snd Hppiausc
Mr. SSbaIz then preceded t. handle tie PopulT
y yer, gLty doctrine iutairug thai tae k-pu.hc ~
rfy sIitsred tire only &c poi ulHF toNtreguiY lie
re 81 referred 90 the charge OF to Repcb' party en-
deavotirg to establish negro equality III ak who
wis hat stood 70 low in tie fctle 81 ciyiH - Do Ia
Hey were efraid tie negroes would 'iss uerior 10
them 1i;s GtfmsI DsuO.iatc ne'i g had airp ~
teuItsd 10 prCftnt the Homestead bill a, Dn' i"Ac
mcascIe. llo ,hOvod fs,m tie rec, ~ i ConS'c-
llHi III WV VIC l'f'-sVt nilc ltitl ''+A-'
power fJi ten yss.- IL the GoSernnfni ~ ,,su
- & Htmont in which to pcs INC Hoa esed b'u
lie went On 10 bhOT THAT ne D-mcct'"
Iaty deriving is nhin ftfenth irom
re SOuih cOrd not fAyrr the iloGstle,d bl'' wheh
Wa ,Cst tie n;ercss Of Tho Srnib. You can cai
t,e ts,d that the southern agreu irl system cif-
not IfciJer with tho HJmtsiead bill. Iha 6e'msn
dofs bis own farm work and ,an-ot p"L.an'y uh
than 100 acres; but the southtrn paulahoh sys
ten roqaiIos large srpeget'0ns OF ltnd, on when
enough can raised for the hbcfers AID aiho surplus
for tie owner. Slavery sccs,ly u use- 70 Htchnefyi
il IL ir the Fame state Cf development inst res tu'F
v6s IN s1 hundred year ago. IL requires Ho.!
large plantations. In the ScUth tfefe are Nlole
com ties wtere the plantations thoandS OF nc e7
each Now, VII would lie the working % tue HONE.
tesd bill upon Savoy Why, 1t CUT NJ we e-u9'Iy
into q, eat nuu Der II email farms o. ltO acre. and NJ
uc1e The tlsveholier cannot pet va thou'ioos q
sc1ts which necesstry 10 the suoct sui prr,e
Of his system Of labor Under The Honeste "a bH' nc
can gst orly leo acre. lie cannot buy OF t)Verh
n,rt became the Hon, e,sad bill sllows DO Govern
men lsfd TO be cold He can get, olly from sste'r
ano th.te 6re rot allowed 10 sell unt they pa occu
pi,d heir fsrns for five yearF The s'uth clearly zee
tb,t tie Homestead bill will drive Slavery out OF the
TtITtor.s and 20 hey ever lave voteu 'or L. ana
Uey lever viii. -
Mr. Sci iIz then made aoue remaIkp upon Know
Notht gieo fio Was as:Orirhcd thai the HcTm N
Democrats lad found room IN the resolutions lor
entle wCrd in regard 70 subject ON winch they hau
tiw6ys previously ssid 30 nueh-hIc" y o'nmgIn1;
Tie ielirg which rad produced It wac nainrai' ana
not to be usiihod or excused could ny isdst Dc ga
born Democrats had 20 1org sustained. Was It
st,sIge tbst when Americans saw how iorego-
bern citzers AGED M. TSs0yS c ,e nS ,hoSso
TEN iLcaTable Of exercising the rights OF freen7n
IL wse 10 mtre astonishing Ihan ina! ths )ciHlH
I'D pfoTtsed fierdflip for foreign.born clZeps 20
crg a. H. EN- they found ec' tools Tor tneir pte
scbcmep. II Germans vented 10 destroy Know Moth,
II pism lcy stOuld strike At us causes; ,hey sn,uu
prove by tto votes that they fully nEderbt2td le