The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-04

with him anu AuOSs nAAsa'
Tho following comprises the concluding
portion Of . speech delivered in Concert
Hall, philadelphia, on the 2ith inst, ty
Hon. JOINS iIickxas! II
nxEckisRtpGE AND MS CREED.
Lam not aware that the supporters Of Mr..
Breckiuridgs attempted any eonceaiment as
to his designs in case Of his success. II
they should desire to resort to prsvaricatiop,
they have placed Il entirely without their
power By the fraukness and bo!dness, and
had slmos, said, the reeklessness Of their
declarations. lie has been put forth, prom
inen,ly. alike in speech and platform, as the
Achilles Of the armies OF the South, and as
the determined foo Of frss soil, free speech
and iras mon. Hs stands upon no single
democratie sentiment, unless, indeed, what
we're regarded by all statesmen within the
last fifteen years a. the detsntious heresies
Of Joha &. Calhoun, can bs so regarded.
lie so reads tho teachings Of the sages Of the
past, aud Iheir primary las, as To make II
fraitssss to attempt an exclusion OF his pc
cnliar and favoritc institution from the
oryau.x u Territories; and 90 ~ TO IN AXE il
Indispensable that Congresses, Courts, and
Presidents sh auld exercise all their ingenui-
tv, .ai all their powers TO fortify and sustain
Il there. Legislative action 10 to be iuvok sd,
Judicial DEGREES had, executive fats pro-
nsuaesd, nsvIes equipped, and armies mar
saaied. to exclude forever every settler
thersfrom who will not bow down before
the black god Of his idolatrous worship.
appeal to you, frsemep, TO know whether
this ,s the Democracy Of jefferson, Madison,
Manros and Jackson. appeal to you to
kno~ whether goa have ever found ans thing
in tho annals Of parties 90 insulting to the
understanding. until within tbs lifetime Of
this youth who has not yet reached his ma
iority. fsppesl to you to know whether the
hsussty, in.oiligenes and unmixsd blood Of
tbs Offspring Of northern mothers, can ever
accept ap excuse for those who would en-
dcasor TO fss,en such ruler upon US. 81
pouahas; urs Rseosp AND rsxxp.
Whatever conclusions may be drawn As TO
nv estimate Of Mr.. Breekiur ID gs's character
a. a politician. can ouiy say tha, my esteem
for him is profound when brought into
oama.ris,a with that which | entertain for
hi. Democratic competitor. There are fsw,lf
any, living men concerning whom more has
hssn said. aud less really known, than
Sterhsn A. Douglas OF Illinois. There are
thousands, by far too many thousands, now
sustaining him under tho mistaken and
delaavs idca ,ha. hs is endeavortug TO
eounssracs The plans of the Southern De-
mocraev.
Thi. .is frighsful hallucination, but a
natural one. when We TAX iato Confederation
,hs humIiiatug fact that all that devotion
could DO has been done, by those surround
ing bis person, % d5stort true record, aud
I, stamp a counterfeit character for him on
shs public mind. viewing him as one Of
abs ne., unsafe aud treachsrous Of leaders,
you will pardon me ccrtain statements which
IA nov seems necessary should be made, and
che correctness Of which, presume, will
no, hs impususd. have no, ye, forgotten
va.n. IN tho winter Of 1860. during the
Sra. session Of the thirty fourth Congress,
tas rsadsu,s Of Kansas, ssseverating that
ths cardinal prinicipie Of the Nebraska
Kansas aes lad hesa wantonly and wickedly
nalltasi, that fraad and violsues, ooucoesed
within the blus lodges os Missouri, had inva-
asi tasir hames and imposed foreign rule
upon them fer the parpase Of forcing upon
them institutions, waeh they ahharrej,
and iaroklas the interpretation Of Congress
in tAsss behalf. .ths ptidsd father 81 ''uatrars-
rnsIled popular sovereignty" tarssi bis back
apaa bis violated chili, aud closed bis ears.
ss ia DEATH. 10 complaints Of outrage almost
Without rsrallsl IN the ciyliaatien Of shs
csutary. These iesp0iied pioneers, who bad
taken up their aseds in the Tsrritcrr anie
the most solemn guarantees Of self- govern.
msns. saiy a.s 81 20 prove their accusation.
saa 10 be rslisssd from oppression. In
otsss words, thar declared thsy had never
been able to enjoy self roreranen ens. taai
they we're ruled By invaders. sni demanded
the sovsreiga,y conferred by Iaw upon them.
Mr. pour'a. .haa'i have been the irss m an
10 av TO sasir relief and IL he had beea as
compGessly dedicated 10 the principles Of his
htii as .oaas wouii make as believe, he waaIi
have urssi investigation and carried IL.
So far from haying dons ~, he pat himself
"a The lead IL taasa Senators mass hostile
tc a. eSpCsssScn, snis hsNms the uete
m5ash-rtses. advocate and apolegiss Of
,asss eas.xesi IN nae wssA Of faresas slavery
spen va unwilling pse2ls. lie cnjoysd at
saas Tlms shs full. soaAaescs Of the soutA
~ hi. Democracy vas ofth herdox--becaass
b, VA, loysl ,e shss tAsk-nastsgs, w,lglus to
IL asstls for their moss exssavsSaat de-
N ,Ha.. lie . as then Chairman af the com.
y. ssss On Territories, anii eslla:sra: snn 70
hi report As such, made March r, 1856.
a conclusive ursn the point have stated.
II that paper he could aai nothing Is say
a sins' fsseisa sauspissc;es, 20 iuvaic ,As
~ Il Of hansas and coasroi elections. aar'Ae
b q mach to eGss ia condemnation Of east.
ei sseesa.soas 20 sasearaSs removal
ttiiaer. lie eosli aiseevsr no irres sisri,iss
IL the return u NJ. whisssId, ,ae pro.
s,ue-y delegate to sas Hsass q Eerressn.
"a e., Bat Ar Clearly iiscsrEsi ttattss Ter.
u ,sssai Legislators srss a isysa!E elected
O. ~. ssia p<siset aasaasi;s 10 ssscs i.ae
- sss esssi saS arSsisary slare eedss, and
q " The eomssa,a,s Of fraud and force ~ere
,sssu up mesets Ia stimulate and excite
ksnaevn eussrasiea. Asthe time Of Which
spesS, there was no ous in Cnn c-c.s Or eat
o'cvasrea, ia efsss % sss Of eae.. ~ao
rtes,es himself more cn,ssinslv 10 pespeSu-
y s,sst r.,sa Of serrs, .nsasaras~a,s - in
sire the simtssio on II ksasAs iasa The Ision
asa slave State. feaF taerr az" many nos
teariax up the banner issssihei ~ssa the
sms Of this Senator, Who never have Tally
tqdsI1iaaa e. yss bars fOrSosssa tso ".