, 1860-06-23

changes have been effected under t.e ndminis- !
tsatlons Of Northern Presidents with Southern
principles, is it not worthy of serious consider
alton whether the country would not Do oetter
of by emitting to select another fEssiosnt from
that claa. Of politlciaus3 For, II aoother or
hear. in 4 short time. something like this from
The South addressed to their Northern allies:
Yon hsye solsmmly decided thht It u our right
to carry Our Slaves into the Territories, and
that 1t is the duty Of the Government TO protect
Us In this enjoyment. Why do JON deceive us
na s.n auts fs1,n asa Io ss
by which only they can b enjoyed: II you are
sincsre in your professions Of friendship: Fouca,
safe to us the means Of enjoying our rights, and
-11ltbe done:au thus tia stsTe 1raae Efl1 &c
opened up to furnish the means. ~ Ill tnis ne
called rash prediction z Who "u1 sag :1a!lS
is more rash than 1t would have been tour years
since, to hare said that in four years from that
time the United States Senate would have re-
eolTed in favor Of negro slavery IN Inc ietEito:
rles, especially when it Is remembered that less
than two years since, in the canvass net~een
Ar. Lincoln and Mr. Douglas, the Democratic
leaders would respond to tho Republicans, We
slavery as you are" 4 reward should be offered
il, perchauce, ono could be found now honest
enough to reiterate the sentiment.
Let us briefly examine the reasons for sus-
tatuing the Southern demand. The Democrats
say that the Territories being acquired bJ the
should therefore be free 10 be-enioyed by ali.
The Renuh1iran onswar;q tha Trrritnries are
free alike to iii vh;,e neraons. but say The Dem.
ocrats slayes being prope.ty, the Southern.r
should have the same ight 70 take his negroes
there, Us the Northerner has to take bis cattle.
let us'fook iot, tbt1 natter. TIE negro. bond
or free, Is an offsnca to the white man. what the
law t.r,as 81 . a,,;sanas - Sr.nralx huran hs;ne
that has no r;atts q rh;eh e = wSite man !. bound
to respect' must br a nuisance: besjdes We see
that manT oftbe slsre States hare na.sed Inv.
prohibiting the iptroductiou Of Slaves "a mer-
chaodise. md to ens]ave The free h}atks within
their limits. and both slare aud free States have
passed laws a1ainat The immjcration Of free
people of color within their borders. indeed. it
seems to be we'll settled. that every person below
the grade Of citizen is subject to be pertonallv
and indiridua1ig controied by Lerisfatiye en-.
ac,ments. This can onIv he ~ nnon .ha sn,n1.
sison that their persons are offensiye to society
and therefore in leral contemnlation mi.
sance. Now b+a.fng in mind that ,ha
people in the free States are onnox.d "a e1avarv
that they think it deorades tahor thst i ~
vents general Education that 4 ret.rd. ~
cress il improyemeits in the arts srsncsz Fe r,e-
fnAntc3 Ann Ion 40 t+.f
aud aIl conconnit.nt r;ces Tho " n,,sa.;an =
stated in the snirit Of ;ustice and f,;sndsh;' -
the hoporabie and h,ph-minded s1avaowna;s
land tuch an oyerwheimine- ms;or;ty ,1a t,o~n
70 be}'that when The Young peon1e If the Sor.h
wish to enierate to our oeau.if,l and almnst
boundiess- prairies Of he West whether there
shalInot be some niare where thew csn sat,1e
without BENZ subieeted to he sa% n
nu.sance-a gaaQ Of tiacts on he re!t tract Of
lard adjoining. Let sach lar b;mself answer
this duestnn in The fnrnI, Of h;s nm conscience
and then act accordinrjv. md mar Lssran
prompt the richt,
TIE party that is governed by n-;nc;n1es es.
lad rn,e. If governmenfs, a.t;an uee1 ~ -. ses
NM .1'rs1v he consarrs,;ra ~ asiIou ~. uEes'
nuh,;esn no,tv c,a;oe. ~ =. .rhra susn sne ~
anJ a~aip -. sc'snaI1 nn ds,r.ss uaase agan
reso,ntnn, snd H. ths;r .adrast. eon'Gnnona' .h @
H.. t.t ~, hsra - a;.hs 70 toG puo'
interfere with SLAYER M =. nraasnt =
ard that Il il tha 5n;v ~ raneres. - -
Il const;tnt;ona nrotsct;on rhsra !, u!ai1 "
in view of the tnanv evils thev sea stten5;,o ~ -
| ,h.v ara so1awnIv re.c1-od tb.t !. uls 1.ss
| a1tend into al IL. ta-r;tor;.. suaa' sla
| that Tia radical eIement NJ tTa ME- 70 III
to siaverr is wth 10 RennhI;.. .ofn ~. oPposeu
hnt + vi, nlsdir nfi;,;ata ,.;,h .iou tno,ee.
Wishes, Nav shond mt fha SoMtt " ao,as3R tnste
..suss ~. ea@ ss1s.: ~ tue ooa'u ea1mly
na,t5 arts35 xorhs 's'H ~. ne posainon OF the
publ;cans is clear aud consistent, 1oI. ytsn.
son of slavery NTH peace ana friendsh;, ,,na,,
the hitherto fxed basis OF ACTON. Inv !. i T;,h
1ha Northern pemoer,cv: ths;r racord Iii ~
searched in vain for m instance whsra az ,hav se
Lave halted in Tho evacnt;on ~ +ha;,. 49,
! from nrincin1e th.v faiter.d sn1saht "tsnes g
Charleston but II was mt fro1n nr;nn;a1a ~ ~
hecan.a they feared tbe;r nronis wpn,id la. .n'
TIN tbsn. Now the Sonth IN dstaran no' fs: gus
Which of these narties she h.s mott ~
me :royerned nv tTed md ws,i M dsrs,en'1 aa .n
nrincine.. or The other WITH m nr;nr nr;nsa ~
cent self viii. with anx..uslv wa'tine au2;1;a'
RES. who can aay. iudping Inn, thr5. a,,iana
d,uts hat theT would hesi.ata. tn sacr;f;es ~
peculiar institution of tie South far tha Ts,a,.
lion Of 1le power ard natronaoe Of he f;anarsl
Government. Is ii not beit-F ihat wn shnud r
rpmain AZ We nre than tn rnn ~ or.at . ~ l.
Let tne ooutl ueeiae, LOT 10 toat alternative
nin9 eae suuiv - tas'. Dus "e ale 3olo !nat tht
Aepup 10 oeI,on3t paFt}. LOIS Is
onc;ln. ~ ra.;H;cn - r.S1i Es; - W aeeoun
thnt ;ts sr;asta ca,d ;ot ,,of aar n,,,a 81.
+. c;tst nsrform;n, ,he rera,no,,;as ,r;;h - sn'
i,,,,h;ntr h".,,sa - ba;r r;d;e,,i'..a "iaou
.nnst hs x;th ,hnsa ubn sar Renua3;"ani,. o. :
aaa.;,oo, a,ae;"s T. efuusan'stn !
rsenyrss,te aes;rr of enr fthcrs t ha ~ y. M ~.
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