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3z6hisxas An6 Whsn, ~ Ckfeazas HsFs
was d e~onventi1u Rassen up By she aho-
likiomiska TOO 1ohns hgpwn, who we're
Aa4a IL delegates from EowAl WA
Pahn Clarke, oe Eowa City, and Jacob
Batlsg, from Maseatinss When gna,
therefore, make MF. 0larks c~haignaut
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maska of chs Wing and Demoegasie par
ties.
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Mr.. CEA0a1Tx-James k. po.k.
Mr. BowBonN-The Democratic party,
lhan4 net cksngbs sMS
~. CL1oaKrT-No, sir, IL was the.
sszae then as now. The Wilnaob PE0siso.
20 thak haliswas q naahkyaa aGsasant u
ksxs apah@AAAhis Wilmet Proviss. bat,
Mr. Uhairman, ] hare noe tine 10 apeak
I0Ai4sas aeBgkh. M Polk A@asa the act
though this axereaasnea of your party
mas attached 70 a. fAppaMas
when the abofisi0nsssa III Congress
proposed 10 attach sha WiImol proyfao
10 the Nsw Mexico Bill. pAnssT Ws6
said ID wa like IA attempt 90 r~s-saact
the Law OF God that slavery would be
govsRaad by he As Miaaako
productions. aR nsBs0nahls
and feasible men Know. But aboliti0n-
lists may be said 50 have neither reason
% eommoa sense.
Wees 1amEAa ~ B1k signed che bill
for the organisation Of the Territory Of
Oregon, he pahliely declared be waa
upposda "a ne Proviso. But as Is was
. salsstg when applied 10 such q Essri.
togxa hwould mos j~sopardixa the pas
HsR4 SGT. which might defeat tbs
sR&Mnakmsanm Of the territory. tis being i
mmar 80 ese Of the session or Ccn-
Na Taese we're the reasons, sir,
Polk signsd the Oregon
NIL With Hhas aboliaaa cASmaeonce
So #ilmo8 Rrovisol attached to i&.
&9xs mnehshs@ been said in this House
In gagAAnp 10 this Wilmos Pro-
yis8 shA Or Congress & prohibit
States, and the eopasisRkloRAtityn al the
nisa ef 1870 kY wh Mis-
s0ta was aunalsksd - slave State, and
slavery forever prohibited Ia all of that
country lying north Of $3.50; fembrao-
ing eAe prs8eas Ksneas asrrisory1 add
Madison and jefferson have been fire.
q~uently referred 70 Ia support Of ths
conssitationalisy Of that restriction. II
Will hers read from 3 ls&ssr, wsistsa by
Nc MA0ason, Mr., asDe, IA A82J,
On that question:
"Ths question TO be decided seems 10
be, 1ak, whether territorial restrictions
be AH @ssumpsion Of iIiagitima&a power.
d, q Ealsuss OF legitknata puWms add
if she latter only, whether the injury
threatened TO the Nation from an ACqui-
sscenes in the misuse or from 9 prosTrs-
sioa Of it hy the EveWter q Ga the arst
point there IL certainly room for some
difference Of opinion, though fer myseif
l must own thas | have always leaned 90
toe hslief that ths EasMiek5sn wma uot
wi.Ais sAs sFae @spe e s PaE
In 1919, when The North (ger the first
time in the history Of this country re-
fused 30 aaEaik q State into the Union
on account OF her slave constitution,
Ar. Jefferson, in his now published let
tsrs, written as the tims) declared that
the new came upoa him lika tia ringing
of . Are balllm the might &adkltsd him
with alarm for the preservation Of the
Union. Nov, Sir, with all this evidenee
before the country, as 20 the opinions Of
Mr. Msdis0n sna AE JaaeRaoa, asFttis
question, we find headlong Republicans
classifying history, and declaring that
these gxeak statesmen and patriots sus-
tain them Id thefr treason againsE the
Constitution and the Union.
Sir, that was the opinion Of Mr. Mad
ison, VINO had 20 much TO do With tie
Constituticn-more, psrhops, than any
other man.
viii nov conclude What / have to
say. / will not quote Gov. Kirkwood,
nor the words Of Gansxal jackson, al1f
Though Jackson was great saa faott
mau. Twill quota tbs words Of another
most distinguished nan, Dir. Web
"tt6erty and U~nion4now and forev-
er-ons and inssper&hla,a An al
Mr.. BowDoIs-Lst me ask the gentle
man. (Ms.Claggsts before be takes bis
seat, Whistler, In case Mr.. Ssward or
Mr.. Chase liz elected President 81 the
United Stare, haR6aH 20 noEAl@oiv-
ing the Union, or what be would dop
Mn CLAoawr-Hang the Disanion-
lists who raise the standard Of DIS aaions
aad poA 100, Sri noM aupEAA m
IN BowbS@at will hsaoms o.
me Democrats ID 90 A DfsunEOnlsts
are hung7
MR, CLAoagr-AH true Democrats
would remain, and you RepabIiesA all
be hung [Uproariaus applause, amidst
whish Mr. Cfaggess toa& bis seat
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