The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-04

Mr.. b viii In this connection undertake 10 show the
slate Of parties pending the discussion Of the Kansas
Nebraska bIhat the point OF constitutional difference
between the friends Of tho bill was that tho Southern
and portion Of the Northern members denied the power
Of Congress Territorial Legislature to exclude slave
property during tho Territorial condition; whe most
Of the Northern friends Of the measure asserted
right for Territorial lcglsiation, and that there
agreement in the bill to rcior that point
70 the Supreme Court OF the United States. he
will read extracts from his speech upon the Kansas b
and fort.y the position that he II time held or id
vaDced the dorns Of Territorial power exclude SLAVE
property. Having vindcated himself, NJ. b viii pro-
coed 70 show that Mr. Douglas had himself abandoned
the agreement which made at the passage Of the Kan
sasSooraska bin 10 recognise tho constitutional question
a might be determined by the supreme Court; for in
bis contest with Mr. lincoln no declared that matter
shat the decision Of tho Supreme Court might be upon
tho question OF constitutional right Territorial Lsgisa
lures might lawfully, by unfricudlv legislation or
ciude slave property from tho Territories rhen,
- 70 the principal accusation, that he 10
disunionist, Mr.. B win refer TO tho shara,ter
and anteedents Of himself srd the other candidates. and
wil review the speech OF Mr. Crittenden At Louisville,
proceeding TO show that the accusation come from what
source Il may Is wholly upfounded either TO bm.
self or his associs.e Gen. lane He will defy the power
OF any man 10 connect bis name successfully with
tho slightest tsins Of disoyalty 10 the Union, and
show that the principles Of tho democratic platform
The principles Of Kenuckythst tney endorsed by
both political parties at the polls twelve months sgoshat
they have boon asserted IA every form in which
the expression Of the ptllic win oorii-be con-
yeyei-haye been maintained in the Legislative, exc
cutSve and judicial departn ecis Of the government
aud that the very principles upon which be (Hr. b.
stands have been declared BY Mr. Crtcnden py hsvotca
the Senate and by his speeches. ba the true principles
the constitution He viii con;Ud that dsunonss
are not those who cling with fidelity 70 the eorst
futon Of the country, - Il has been determined
By every department OF tho government bet those
who would destroy equality Of rights Smoitsor
tion against tho other nan the passions
the destruction Of individuals rsfhta and Of pr
vase properly, and invoke half tho Un,on " make
against the rights and ptsrsss Of tns other half
fhsve heard many anecdotes related Of great pysca
endurance and force ~ an orator IN Copession
and the canvasss and the campsign Of 1880 Think Of
man riding twenty miles, addressing audience; taking
horse FOR thirty nvc miles moro, addressing another
gaihsrng; riding forward twenty seven miles further,
and, - my informant said, making Of tho most sfcc
t,vs speeches Of hts rife. What days WORK II re-
quires Ayss combination o the foz hunter and orator
In one Theee fcais which commend themselves
n no small degree 70 the admiration and sympathy OF
Kentuckans No wonder thai they take pride In him.
that his example stimulates hss followers.
Local meetings now being actively tcd in tho scvs
mi counies Al Glass Springs, owen county, on Sa,ur
day, Brech.nr'dsc meeting addressed by Mr. Json
Johnson, and Nr. Wilson. fosmsr.y Douglas man.
meeting Is 70 be bsld n orrnston today, and several
other appointments arc made
Mv. Recs iprldge and family have fcv SONG time been
stppIpx Al the phanix hotel bot on Friday he made
visit 70 nr. Richard johnson, scots county, six
mes beyond Georgetown, vhsse he remains until Tues
day morning. Mrs. n hs bean IN III boata for some
weeks.
IN artist scnt By club rom New Orleans 70 tske
Mr. Breckinridgcs picture prevailed ME-. 10 st for
her poraa but the condition Of her health prevented
her sv.ns moro than ose sitting.