Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-17

'"'H NtiitH>s'-l itttit VIII hNl
r..n M, in in much m1re thar
H'v rN- propositions, but oiiI
1I Shoes, extracts fiNm the e,l'-
H.irl port ma'le hy the Gummil
ru+ ln.ri,on- nj which Mr., clay
vae 4'rnan, which rcS,si,sl ia the
mnW,'Uise measures Of ip,h u
+ e,'fu 81 4 lasii, has na olap,llaI
Il.ms anl puis mr in mlnd ui ihv
hp1 a 'r is,,thy the Sipreme t'nri
IAr h,eslscnAdgn here lu"l'%l
urm ,pl .lsl ol the GI'te par, ls''
w- nh
ilrar iiiml,E That WAS ihr d''c'
H,rlu. u intervention Ia ! H1'
Al. a.- .r iis,rI,aNncc Ia cNclnt hy
fursrs,a 80 thu Territorial l.eg's
4a,Ir ag Z" leave ia" question: In
},',brn.e ~ ia" l""pi' when they
-rs.l.'rm l,rir Stat Cons ia
n
Nr lir q, mldsc here ra i,"m
-uuh r Daniel Wcls 80 in whlo''
tbr position Is lalSon that T'rr,inri'
H uy. rlHirmtS ara ia u state a.. pn
.'a-. urirr the protection nj the
s.rnd tilrurnm MT; that they
hgyruu cover not siv"n Ia lhrm hy
Cmrns, that il Is nur 'l'Hy t. pro,
rru. fr ,.u p'op'c nj the r'rr '"rial
i'nycri lu ,uts; tpScrnyr Their p'i"'
r,-,,urc properly, t,ISS'gi in them
% .uau.liultn legislative authority
60 so, lha, the protection al iholr
f-r-,rs anil the security al ,hcir
property urc all regularly provided
lr' @. maintain them in that State
..,i lhN' .:row into suiih'lcn i'm
arran-' ne point #. pupulat "n Ia
lr i2ir' into the Union ~ n
.,a.l. .i.n" the same footing with
'1u uri@nul
Nr lg kinr'd q continued -'Du
sow -uahrs, that Daniel Wcbscrt,
s.,u trc opinion al the Supreme
Gaur lat have read to you, would
NAyr ruu, lcrti il becoming 10 lin
lu.uD uit some ontrivancc ar de
.ia hy which tho Territorial L.s'
lshurr could violate the t"r'',,"'
fiuupl nights OF Southern S'a''S'-,
Npt hn, nor would Clay, noi any o'
,le rraa' md good men wR hShr-
90 "a The ,.,rlicr days Of ~ h'S''-
u.s.. .Hhcers.) .
T.r .!nlgcs and Governors of
.lr.sc p.rr, torml Governments arc
appointed + the President AMI Son.
al' IL thr United States, and paid
ont 81 ilu public treasury; 30 that
t!.r yu.y l., gislaturc which they in
ypE, TO c,rludc your property from
ira Territories il one whose daily
,yponscs are paid out of.,hc Treas
,rg. out Of the money TO which that
very property contributes by taxa
,i,a tNpplausc.) The practice of
Government has been always differ
rut.
f>ir 3 ere entered into in ar.
lrugrr Il, show that Congress has
he p0wa Ia protect property in
'rp~I,or.,.,, and in retutation of the
a,s.rion !. ,nsly taken by the Sen
~. h.m Illinois, that Congress
.aI p.,t ,xcrtised this power. =
p. ysiHnil les have tried iccbly
vlpdraJd here, he continued, arc
a IaIn pics upon which the Con.
a.J'',uE Democracy stands to-
Ir'
it'cv ire the principles of the
4, ul.uli'ion and the Union, then
t.., arc Gous titutionalists and Un.
Hsj.,e. q RIGS Of that's So. And
veg ~ tw or three months you
lave nyuri oud and incessant clam
m Dlut + and those democrats with
whom avn connected are d;sunion-
sJ>, supporting u disunion organi-
that we seek to break up
lhjs nonielcrary of States. ] hard
b know, 80 fin as it is n personal
large against myself, how to an
,Wer It.
"A voice Toll en- it's II lic.)
The whole stock Of trade Of these
Ha.y at5 writer's and wandering
or.Itor 1.-the country seems to
i! thc al'r ~ 'bisunion. This man
sud his partY," they say, attempt
10 break ny this Union OF States"
We reply low can principles be
sectional, on end to d:sunion, which,
are based upon the Constitutions
And yet, thc large number Of young
who are engaged in ring
ng bells, with tongues as long and
hoals as ompty as the bells which
thly ring, Try "disunion." pro
longrd Iaarh' + and ,hccrs.)
From sour ,cs yet more eminent
comes the information that and
the political organization with
which am connected are laboring
ton the disruption Of tho Coniedera-
". 10 not reply now to what
Nr DonGlas says all over New Eng
LAID in \ irginia, and wherever he
goes, because It is quite natural for
"a gentleman as much interested rs
he Is 70 think that any man VINO
opposes my principles must be o
disunionist Cheers and laughter.)
Indeed, by his declaration we must
All he disunionists in Kentucky, for
he declares that those who assert
shat the territorial legislature has
no power to exclude slave property,
lud that Cnnrross should interfere
iUr rs protection, are disunionists;
ana that is what the whole legisla-
ture Of Koutucky said last year.
Ia my own State, where certainly
F.! Thought my character and antecc-
,!ruts wore known, one of tho old
c.tapd mast eminent of public men
has moi said THAT / was q disunion
i-t but animated that l an connect
,l with M 5rSanization whose bone
and body IL dsunion. ! refer to