Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

OF the Southern people Blu If not enough, tue uen-
cheney be easily supplied by increase OF capital
The great and important point is that every Southern
man. who wishes to insure his property, shond have an
opportunity Of doing safely at his own dOOr-and'
that he should henceorth and forever under any
preteSt whatever, buy policy of Northern Company
Endorsement of summers speech.
We have simultaneously from the Black Republican
Legislature of Massachusetts,, and the home organ OF
ABRAHAM LINCoLN the fullest and most unqualified en-
dorsement of the recent malignant vituperative and
sanderous speech of Mr. SUMNER in the o. S. Senate
Toe House OF Delegates of Massachusetts on Wednesday,
by vote Of Ill TO "a, adopted the following -
Besolrea That approve the thorough truthful and
comprehensive examination of the institution OF slavery
embraced in Mr. Summers recent speech that the stern
morality Of that speech its logic and It's power command
entire admiration, and that il expresses with fidelity
the sentiments OF Massachusetts, upon the questions
therein discussed.
Tu- is explicit and Mr.. GRIFFIN in introducing it de-
carei bis object be ito show to the country that Mr.
SCNSrR is supper ed by the Republican party But
the Chicago Democrat the leading Black Republican
Journal Of Illinois, aud the home organ Of Mr.. LINCOLN
is even more unreserved in les commentator of the
speech and goes into rhapsodes t as the embod-
meut of Republcauism." The Democrat says
"Thi, speech is the embodiment of Republicansm. n
The spirit which it breathC is the spirit which animates
and gives vitality and force 10 organization This
spirit has never before been SO faithfully and powerfully
embodied as 10 is in this speech. Here as a mirror
be the barbarim OF slavery painted in all its
hilOusuess and the weapons with which he Republican
party assl this monster OF iuquty by the strength OF
which &c shall finally be slain
"This speech Of Mr. Sumner expresses M thoughts that
irsais and r0rGs that burn the sentiments Of Lincoln
and Hlir and Of every Republican, on the great
principle of antagOnsm 70 slavery which binds our par
o. together When We remcmbe- that Lincoln, anticpa
ting even Mr. Seward in his enuncauOu OF the truth that
au irrepressble conflict wagug between Freedom
and slavery declared that all the States OF this coniede
racy must become all thing, all the other-mus
become all Slave or all Free-he struck the key note to
the sublime denunciaon Of the gigantic wrong and har
barism Of slavery which has Just fallen from the lips OF
Sir. sumner
The Massachusetts, Legislature and the Chicago Demo
erat nav reflect the sentiments of the Republicans in
Massachusetts, and Northern Illinois, but we cannot be-
eve thar they do more. In other words we Of the
opinion that uine-teubs Of the Republican party scout
and repudate the atrocous doctrines and sanderous
msrepresenadons OF the cowardy and degraded wretch
who dgraces Massachusetts and the nation in the Senate
If not there can be 10 peace between the North and the
South and the DAYS of the Union already numbered.
Il behoove the masses of the Northern people 20
from their etbargy and rebuke these despicable sssa
ants Of the South and these fanatica dsturbers of the
public peace Massachusetts, it TO herself and to
the whole Union to wipe the disgrace which her Lee
gsature by w endorsements Of SUMMERS libels and false
hoods has inflicted upon her character.