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/ the masses Of she SoRsh ws Eaa TRIPLE,
10 The dress og the Senator efum Nlrgga
iAs lMr, MasDni Ahay aFa aetaEminsd Il
waar shA hamaspan Of these oRA pTodns
/ iians rather than trade wish tha Nexkh
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referred 20 she lamentabss actian OF skl
people Of New Masieo In establishing /
slaTe code for the protection Of proper,
Il ~ Ia slaEas, kad be eongKRsnlasss shs
country upon the hnal saeesas Of Sd,
advocates Of free institutions In Kansas
Heeo,d not fail, howaveT, to say, in ordel
to preserve what he thought was q stalk.
! ing ausithesia, that popRlAr sovereignty
in Kansas meant State soTsgeignty ID
Missouri. No, sir p0palar saversi guts
! IN Kansas Was RtFiekan dswn By anholy
combinations Ia New England 20 ship
men 10 Kansas--Tuwdiss and yagabonda
With The Bible il one hand and Shgrp's
| ride in the other, and 90 shoot down the
! friends Of free Institutions and of self
government. PopuisT soysesigaIy in
| Kansa1 Nas stricken down by ths oon-
biHations in the Northern States 90 car
~ elections under pretenee Of ssni gEaAs
| aid societies. Ia FeaaliaEiOn. Aissoari
| formei all societies too aud she, fol-
loving your example, sens meR Inso
Kansas, and lhen occurred tbs eoaaiet.
Now, you throw the blame apoR Missoa-
II merely because she followed spuE Ga.
ample, snd attempted 80 rsalsS its e0n-
sequences. coadsma both bat con-
denim thousand fold noGs those that
set the example and struck the hrst blow,
than those who thoaght they would act
ppon the principle of aghting tbe devil
wIth hiR owR Weapons, and reaoFged 20
the same means thAt y0A uaQ emgIoyeo.
Bat, sir, n0lwI fhstandIng The Efforts of
emtgrant aiG soclesiss, the people OF
Kansas hare had their Own Ways and the
people Of NV Mexico have bad their
own way. Kansas has adopted q free
State; New Mexico has established a
slave Territory, I am content With bash
If the people Of AsM Mexico want s4aF-
cry, let them haYe il, Ead never will
yJte 10 repeal their slage code Ii kaa-
sas does uot want slavery IHIll NOS help
any body TO foEcs slavery aPoR her. Lss
each do as 1t pIsases. Hhsn Kansas
comes 10 the conclusion THAI slavery alll
suit her, and promote her Interests bet
ser than the prohibition, lst her paas her
OWN slave code Will not pass Is fer
her. WheneYeE New Maxieo gets tired
OF her eeds, she mast repeal It herSelf
will not repeal il for her, Son-intsF-
vsntion by Congress with slavery in the
Territories is the platfeEm on which l
stand. ell. -a.s.. -.r
But Ivant to know Why will not she
Senator from Nav, York carry aaf his
principles TO their logical conclusion :
Why is there net man ia that whole
party, ia this body or the Hoase of Rep
ressntatiyea, bold enough 70 rsdsem the
pledges which thss party has made to
the country? ---. ... ..
/ believe you said, in your Philadsl-
phia platform, that Congress had B9ysE-
eign power over the Territories for their
government; and that it was ths daty Of
Congress to prohIbit, in aii tbe Tsrrtte-
ries, those twiR relics Of baFbarism,
slavery and polIgamy. Why do you not
carry pnk your pledges ? Wby do yoa
not introduce yeus bill The Senator
from New York says they have no new
measures 10 oPiginAte; no neg movement
TO make no new bill 10 briBg forward,
Then YhRt confidence shall the AmsTi-
can people ssposs in your faith and sim
cerity, when, having the power in one
House, 10 do not bring forward a bill
TO carry out Jour principles Tbs fact
is, these prime pies ara avpwed to Ees
votes in the SorEhs but not to be carried
iats effect By acts Of Congress. You are
afraid OF hurting yoar party it yea bring
in your bisl 70 repeal she slaFe code Of
New Mexico afraid of driving of the
conservative neR; you think it fs wiSe to
wait until after the election. | shoald
be glad to have confidence enough ia gbe
sincerity Of the other side Of The eham-
Der TO suppose that they had sufficient
coarage 10 bring forwar.i a Law TO carry
aut their pEiuo,pies 90 theiE logical ~la.
cln. .,sns. aBd aUthink VI iha-. hev
wish "a agltat 10 xeIts sha pTp,s "
tha NJFth agasas, ftTs' S3uih lu svt vnE,-s
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shrtok fran carrying Oal thv9F mnH-aFvs
esl lbsy mi@bs lhtaw .uif s'lsae ean<Arv-
Huys sEcrs aag dg anl Ike tas Dayhs-
crEiie party. ....s.-... -
Bar. sir. 4 lhc Sanal1g from New
AtrE ,r b. rYeuJ ihat az j. ruads Pres
'drut, snl-uJs 10 saIry uut has EFinetpips
rs va ar taE cH conclusions, ieE as sae
~ err they w4li irad "a. IN .hs saRe
Il reh ,hat / read Ffbm = les minutes
ngu, sIpi lhe Foi an,ug Addressing
rhe ptapie II tRil, b. said z.. 81.
"HtH hlu,h BnE =. Ihszs things be-
cause Gaey haze beea4ae aa familiar As
hoasehald Md AID ysar pretended
free s1ll allies elaiAl pftutias merit tn
maintaining snss~ mlscalled Raarantess
al slavery, which ghey 6ad in the nation.
al eampaef. Daea npt all Shls prJtve
that the Whig > .rty have kept up With
the spirit of tie age /; that il Is as tFup
land Ialthfa 81 human fresdom #a Ef :
inert conscience uf the American people
| w1H .ltTmlk Is Ea be ~ What, then, yau
say,. can nothing be dore fsF freedom,
because the puhlie eiBsoaencs Fam@sns
inertf Slavery can be limetsd 30 its
present boundssn
That Is ske aFss thlag chat teaa be done
--sIssery can Be lmissa 10 its pYsseat
/ oonab4. What alseg
ssit car be ansliorated. u ean ha and
must bs abolished and you and can
and muss do Il" y
There jos Hnd are Two propositions /,
\ frss slavery was 20 be hmited TO sha
SrAses IN whieh il MAS thea siEaased.
| 1t did not then sxisl IN Auy Territory.
Slavery vas canGnsd eth States. Ths
I firss proposition was thRe xanysxy must
4 be rpssFieeed An d eonanad o those
Ssas@a, The aecond vas thaa hs, a. :
Nes FofkeF, end thsy ths people d
j Ohio, snagG aud wouId aheaiah it; taas
Id 10 cay, abelish ii In sha Ssstaa. They
coaAd establish Ii no whera sas@.--sk very
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