Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12
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on the 5sh ibsi.. at Lexington. Kentucky.
and the fo.la~irg are some extracts from II: !
II IL said was nog regularly nominated.
and that an eminent citizen 81 Illinois was !
regularly nominated Tor the Presidency
I can onlv say that the Coovention Which |
asSemb "A 81 'FRONT.' Street Theater. a. Bal |
timore. IN ny Judgment. vas devoid noi
Only al the spirit o. lastiee. bat Of IN |
forms Of rsgu' arity. lcheers.i
The gentleman whom . presented never
received the vote required by the rules 81
Democratic organizations. Whole State.
we're excluded sad disfranchised IA that
Convention. rot 10 speak 81 Individuals !
The mo-. fagrant acts Of injustaee were
perpetraied Tor the porpose Of forcing
part eular dogma upon the Democratic OF !
gsniz ron, and the gentleman Who - rep |
resentafive Of that Cogma Of principles,
wfsch will De able to shoT - repugHaut
like 10 reason and The Constitulion.-l
Owing 10 the Improperly Of these pro
eesdings. . decided majority of The dele
c.tes Trom your own State Withdrew from
The Convention. declaring that Il VS. not
National Convention OF The real Demo
cratic organi,aion
The entire delegations FROM the fifteen
Southern States aud q Cslilornia ard Ore
gon. with large rninoritses from other States.
making in whole OF IN part delegations
from simo.t two-thirds Of the States OF tbs
Confederscy. misrepresested Nstioasl
Democratic Coz vebtion pending upon the
authority aud loyalty d The Democratic
party.
Now gentleman. having vindicaied ny
self and the Constitutions Democracy from
Abe charge Of having abandoned the posi-
ton they took IN 1884 add 1905. turn
anon NV accussr Mr. Doaglas.l and ~
ds,take 10 show that he himself abandoned
the agreement be solsBnly made at the
time the Xansss-So bsaska ball passed the
Congress Of the Unitsd States. great sp-
plause.l and DO not make myself wit
ness against him 70 do u. ! will prove q
by himself.
on the second DAY Of July. is56. ia de.
hate upon a bill 20 authorxe the people OF
Kansas 10 form a CONSTITUTING. preparatory
to admissin into the Union az a State. the
question arose a. TO what vas the troe
rnsa,ing Of The kansAs Nebraska bill aud
the limitation Of the power Of the TeHito
rial Government.
Mr.. Trumbull offered the following q
mendmest a. an additional section 10 the
ball.
And be IL further enacted. That ths
provision ia the act 20 Organize the Ter
Tit0ries Of Nebrask aud Kansas which de
eiare- IL To be the true intent and neauisl
Of said aet not 10 lsgislstr Slavery int
any Territory OF State. nor TO exclude a
therefrom. bat 10 leave The people thereo
perfectly free 10 form aud regulate Their
domestic institutions in their own va,
subject OILY 10 the Constitution Of the unI
ted States. was rate sded TO. aud does con-
fer upon. or leave 10 the people Of the Ter
rit1ry II Kansas. full power a. any time
through its TefrIt ,fisl Legislature, G
exclude slavery from said Tern ory OF Z
recognize anI regulate II ths-sIn."
That wa- Mr.. Trambuii's an endmeni
against wheh an overw helmisg majorir
If the snaie voted. including Genera
Cas- and Senator Douglas
Ar. Doagia. -ay-. aud 10 day stands ~
on d. aud claims Jour votes upon Il, tha
Territorial Legislate. no matter What IN
decision 81 the Supreme Conrt may BE-
has the right - exclude slave propert
from Territory that YOU may take
there. bat u must be- held subject - sue
laws the local Legislature may make
The Supteme Oouft -sy- the lefritoria
Legislature cannot exclude u. add NJ
Cfittendeu zay- nothing can strike hi'n q
inore Inconsistent aud contradictory tia
TO say that ~hfe you may 20 there
somebody stronger Or mightier than IN
Constitution saws you may hold and EMO
Ju.t what Mr.. Douglas asserts. aud winch
II nos recognized, BE- will rend and desifo,
a. ne goes. fApplause.l derive -
satisfaction from the fact thst the Hpu
John ] Cuilen6en, whose name add au
thority will 20 Tar "a thl. Union. has De
clsIsd IN the senate. aud recognized b
hS oath a. senator. tn principles upo
which We stand a. the principles 81 IN
Constitution Cheers cannot enlarge
l appeal 10 you Il have not. with reason
able certainty. | may srv cencluslvely
rePeiled the accusations against me.
nut word on another subject l. 1
sasd-altheugh I am nut disunioni-i-
aud the principles | assert are not--tha
IN. object 81 the organization by which
have been nominated - break up fhi
ConiederLcy. aud ! suppose they have -
lected me A. the tool with Which 10 execat
that scheme
A voice A bad Recommendations.
have 40 doubt great many geatle
men in the Southern States OF the Unioi
think that their constitution rights WI
never be recognized A few are. re -haps
per - Disunior 'sts. thoaga | fsubi
there are fifty such ~ The union UnIoubl
eddy. a number of gentlemen Who we're di-
satisfied with the Compromise measures q
1850. nov prefer me tor the Pre~idency
aud sustain me on this platform; aud II
we're disposed 10 count noses doubt no
there are many Of the same character VII,
sustain other gentlemen upon platform
not 80 constitutional aud desirable as mine
lCheers.
What - the CHARGE Nearly entire del
egttions Of some States supported BY n
mass ofths Democracy "a I'll the southern
States. made this nomination. Do the
say the whole Of this mass were disanion
istsf Why. gentlemen. the country = q
bad way if this be 50 but the charge
reckless one Hoe - 10 the State Of by
mich Is going 10 vote IN accordance Wit
that principlog Is the State Of Ksntnck
disunion statef The delegations frot
California aud Oregon we're in the Conzea
lion.
They reside Thousand. OF miles awa
from our private stsifes. What have the
said that would lead any man 10 suppos
thSt they would break AZ The Union Of "a
States. They are impartial aFbitratofs .
this dispute and they TIL our Northern
brethren they mast Do Justice and XIV
equslity IN the Union. ana that on sael
principles they ea1 maintain the Uniel
anu the Constitution. That y that ore
GOO aud Cslifetnis say - well - large
minorltIes. frous the delegations from oihe
Ststns of the Union. Sensters and member
Of the House Il kcprese ,tsisvs~ from beti
sections II the country. men eho hav
allied the highest stations "a putitc eoun.
els. but have aew withdnwn from puhlA
life. AT eobcsr ia declaring that tae>
arr The principles % The C-u>titntiea ans
they arr not afraid n execute them. s
tChesrs
Geutlemen. the charge - d. inioa d
bsseless Advantage has heea tsksn !,
the cordial loyalty Of thc people II Nee
taeky. and eqasiiy 4 The surprise sad r.
livh; 4 the geatlemca vho Engaged IN u