Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

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sn6nkse Il. Sd9. / desire 10 aes szasa
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: Isof ths hsFlne l@wy then les EhsGz earEy
itsohsais hEssix legisgatIen by sanfsyYana
0n sAs negpees NIL thR ghss al eltssenv
tship tho saaaa % pn white msas kex
: Sos, InayeR held - any such doctrines
! hold that tAs Declaration % sfyEnaepen. !.
Edeuse was emly referring co che Waite
mahe--ta shegevegaing race of thia eean-
try, who we're in eonaiet with aTaak
Eaxis s&sns ana haa ne references % ehe ne
gre raes atalg. vhaa u declared khas all
man wnre sraaaaa sauaAa
Sir. II tns aixnsfa of tlsat asslss@sisa
abad Understood ktie instrument then Q.
she Senator from New York now con.
! ssruez II, were rhey not bound On thas
; day, as that very hour, 30 efnaneTpata
All their Rlavesf III mr. Jeharson had
meant tisas his negro slaves we're cfeasesl
by the Almighty bis equals, be vas not
bound 70 en&ueipsts the slaves on tbs
very dag that he signed hrs name 70 the
fDecEaration Of Independence Yet NC
one Of tbs signers Of thab declarsgion
I emarei patsd 6Is slaves, No uae 81 the
States on whose behalf the declarasi0n d
twas signed, enanclpased its slaves un-
Gil after the Revolution vas over. EY-
cry one Of the original colonies, every
one OF the original thirteen States, same
tioned aud lsgAlised slavery until after
the Revolution was closed. These facts
show coneIusivsly that the Declaration
of Independence was never intended 10
bear the construction placed upon ii By
tthe Senator from New York, and BY thai
enormous tribe Of lecturers that 20
Through the country delivering lectures
lin country school houses and Easements
Of churches TO Abolitiouisrs, ia order to
Rteaoh ehe ehiidreu that the Almighty
had pus bis seal Of condemnation upon
any inequality between The white man
and the negro. g"
Mr. President, an free TO s4y hire
/ what have said over and over again 81
home GtFat, fh my vF1rrt~'u, this O., !
srnnsHt was msde by VIII ta meu, on the |
I whrs basis, for thg bcnedt Of whste men
and their posseFity forever, aud should
be administtred By white men, and by |
nuue other whatsoever.
Ma Do6LrrrLE--i will ask the honor
! able Senator, then, Why not give the
/ Territories 20 white mta
ME. DouGLAs--Mr. PEesid=at, am in
/ favor of throwing Ehe Territories open
/ to ell The white mens and all the negroes,
/ Too, that choose 10 q, anu than. Rlaow
/ the white men to inslIsule the govern {
mant and goveru the Territory. wquld |
not let one Of .he negroes, frFe or .slavs, !
either vote or hoId oE6ca anyshere,
/ where / had the right, under the Con- |
! sti tuition, to prevent il. ! am IN favor |
/ of each State and eaca Territory Of this |
! Unien taking care Of its own negroes, |
/ FREQ -cr. s. iaye- II they want slaserys let /
+ then hove it !; If they desire to prohibit |
slavery, ,iet them do 1t; It is their basil
ness, net mine, We ia Illinois tried |
/ slavery While we were a Ter tory, and /
] fannb If yras not prnfifahle Hpa Asnss |
/ we turned pailanihropisss and abolished
f. X, just as our British Friends across the |
/ ocean did, They established slavery in
all their colonies, and when they found /
/ they could not make any more money |
/ out of it, abolished II. hold thai the
question of slavery is oaa pf political !
| economy, governed BY the laws of ali- /
maEs, sqil, prodResiops, and self-iater-
/ est, and not by mere statutory proVis-
/ ion, | repudists the doctrine, thAt be- !
cause frce institutions may be best In /
/ Que clInale, they aEss necessarily, the /
| best eyarywhere or that because slaF-
cry nag 30 Indispensable IN one Ioeali-
", therefore IL is desirable everywhere,
| hold that q wise statesman will always |
adapt his legislation 10 the wants, IN
/ terests, condition and necessities Of the |
pe0p, 10 BE governed BIZ IL. One ps0- |
| pie viii bear different institutions from
enotEer. repeat, taeu, what | have /
often had occasion 20 say, thar Do not |
/ think unifurminty Is either possible or /
desirable. | eam see no two States pre- |
oisely eli&e ia their domestic institu-
I ti0aa Il q - Upson, Our sFsism rests /
/ on the supposision that cash State has /
( something in her eond sion ar climate, /
or Der circumstances requiring lava and /
institutions different from every other I
State in she Union. Heace | answer the /
question of the Senator tE0m H3acoDsln, I
that I au wiling that ; Territory act. /
tlej by white men shall have .nagEags, !
free or zlayee, iust as ihs ghits- mFu +.
shall .trrsrm,ue, hus not as 'ur pesr te>
shal prescribe. w. T
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