The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

|:sssFsI Ice,.lstuw had ill., power to exJlnde
slavery from the Territory, but because be did
not hsii.Ns ~ vas 'onsaetent TO decide the cues
q. B. g III sirt, which they had agreed 10
GsnersaEss aays, (Mr. Breckinidge here
quoted ftp1 Gen: Cas- TO show that the sointx]
and NoriA Differed about the powers that might
tie givens& Territorial Legislature. and that
the Aana Bill left that TO be adjudicated lly1
the Cauft.sb by which alone, the tiohal
question could b. settl d fnally.}
Mr.: Bucki- ridge. cnutin..sd. ", .naagias
IN theaAhe d. bate nsed tha, ;olInwipg langnige
coerce an opiniQnuut 1T him -,l,..-a,tes.
tim wheitef tie Territorial Legislature Had
] the p,wef to exclude Flave properly bef3rr
they became a satts tMr. ,Rk sklnHdge rad
| from D0ugias'ssp"ecii. an extract concluding
with the. assertion. I'VE agreed 10 fefrrzit TO
W. gd ~ saI We agreed e a9ds Y t1e DE-
think have SHOWN that upon the point bf
dispute be'ween tie friends # the Kausas Bal
I excladt a.vr proparty " WIS agrtti I'd raffr
it toathe Supreme Court, and wfpr IL hat bedn
drcieon. 3-l.1 = ia ~. 81 .lfSliu;i III 4.'ty
+ Now'hear With me while I rcntl very little
from the d,cision OF thu Supreme C"nr, bf
the United States ia the DRIED Scot. case. Let
lis for 4 tnodhelIt turn to the calm. tntigl,ten-
Fed ad'cious uttring ofte mos. august trib-
fnnal upon the earth. tRrp, attd appladsr.)
Judges &c" pit two. ard uttered by the illus
,ri'nls Chief Justice Of thr UNITED States =
The Court SAYS '''s 80, - + 49, &
\ (rhe language of the Court upon this point
is a,nilar t. III, publicly
They all lo6k.d TO the pasiol when thy
Should come iIi0 the Uui6n as state, as the
time when the T.rriioria, authorities might
act OH thasMffS Ct 81 property. and hold or to
exclude the slave proper of Me south Gap
Thine will not allow me- to do much more thai,
s'at. the Propositions. hut will r.ad short
abstracts isOni ,ht Celebrated report made nv
the committee ofthirleen. oi. whcl Mr. Clay
&Hs chairman: which resulted iii the coiiipra.
muse lnpasnre Of 1851. Iris CAIN, lucid, has
M clal'-irap PHRASES. and pu's m. il mind 81
she ia'g,lage ,ss' BY tln' Supreme Court.s MIR
3. here quoted FROM vol. 81. Globe. pari /.
|'pHge 945) ftf;rt vas non-intervpItion iii
: 1850. Ii was no interference to exclude by
Crngress or tn. Territorial Legislatures. bu
to lrave he qu"stionro lie decided l,y TIM. peo
. pie when lhty CAME to form their state CO. q /
! ttftin MIR. Is. re read from ii speech of Daa.
i'll W"bt.r where .h' p>i,,on was taken ,ha,
territorial guy. r,nen- W, ~ ira 'sial,'ni p,l.
pilage nader the projection Of the e u"rni7 Gov.
crs,nant; that ti,ty have no power ,,iot given
~ Congress, and stilut it is "or duty to pro
wit for 'hr people sof the Terri cry Govern.
neht Il, krrp1he peace. 10 ~ cure their prop r.
~, tn assign to thr,r n subordinate Icg!sat,v,
auth"r'y. To see that the pr,tecj;on Of then
,pcrso,s ard the curlty ef-ii ir- prop rlv ar,
all regularly provided for. a,,f It, mai tai
them in tina, state nn.l 1ilry grow into sntl,i
i.n'ort.; icr II point Ut populaton, to BIZ admit.
II Il in the Tho ;sn stattfu Tie saine iuo,;
: ing ns III ,~rigiml stases.)
; Mr.. continued: .Doyna suppose hat Dan
) e Webster. afttrlhp urlnintr ri tlIc Supr, M
COur, that ! tHsye re,,d 10 ym, would have con.
sia-red il l,ecW,,i,,. rim to roint mr., some con,
llvanee ,,r. ,lrvice by whicif tre Terrf,5lTia
4 Lpgisnt,,r. couM vitaate tl,rg constitution
: rtyIr tsuftlir Smthern States? Not In, Nor
n wou1d Clay, NOR would any Of The great good
mel, Win figured in teyeariur DAYS Of yo,r
history. cheers y Jalg,s aud GoyprnrS
OF these T,rritnriaf governments are atipnintt
by the Pr,sitsnt .usitl~ S,'nare' Of rtlr Unitsd
Isitt.s. and paid nut of the public Treasury.
oshaLthcsvrry Legislation, which they invoke
ltoexclHd' yoIlr property from the Territories
is one whose party expenses are paid mt Of TIL.
treasury on OF the money to which TINT yer
property contributes hy taxation. (Appaut,.
The practice OF the Government has always
b4rndftferen,. Here Mi. B. entered iinto an
\ argument 10 show TINT Congress has power to
profrctpropery IN Territories, aud in reu,a-
ton Of the position recently tx n by che
$ nat"r from i'lHes, that Congress had nev, r
exercised this p,w'r. Tr. principl have
trird;fe,by to indicate here are the principles
upon which the Constitutional Dtn1ocrac,
-tands h"re to-day aud thry are the only pri,,-
Feipl,.s, upon which ts~y human beings will pre.
,rnd to charge Them with purpustap Of c,is,tniou.
If thy are, the psiticiptes ,,f the Constellation
4 AID the, Uainn then we are constitutional and
Union m N. {cri"s of that's SOY and vet for
twn or thrcr months yon have heard loud and
lnc'ssant cla'aor, that l, aud those Democrats
with " lom am connected are disuio or,
ganization. who seek to break up The coi,fdara.
cy Of thr-Smtes. hardly know so far as il is
personal charge against myself. how toauswer
it. "a voicc--stell 'em it's q lie."o AZ re-
l.p'ate'l Ivy anonymous writers and wandering
orators over the cn'rntrv. their whole stock nl
trad" is: "Disnn'on. disunion; this man and
his party attempt 10 break up the uuion'of ill.,
1 SMrs.' We say tlow can principles be src-
4 tenal or isliinnists which are nst,l upon the
constitution. aud the large number hf yonne
I gentlemen WHO nrr engaged in ringing will
tongues a l,g.s and l,-mIs as empty, as The
le,ts which they ring. cry di.uuion. (Pro.
lnng.,l laughter and c',eers.) From, sources
yet more eminent comes nm information that
and The DAjtjnal org anizatioil with wlici, am