Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-17
Douglas ana Bel

The 7 "a. tbiak. "a stTsrer that The
T. g-i,sr sod oilsr uVPa-il,'a psPsrs,
Hhiie 81 uitra Sc ..u0siug T. g,.ls., have
arshiar 70 -, ~ MT Bsu. sha, q IhIsks.
. s,As ,tds b. s,as EEh lh.ggls- % aFss
~ qasst,aa. affecting slavery We sfe
al sssfe 81 any imp r'sng question 81
isr;iuc slavery upon Hhget ltssiaa sui
Bet hsse ae,rd Together, sxseF' that d
thy ads,,.si,r u ksnsas Snh Iha L-rom
too eu,.s,t,sttuu. sud - hesitate aat 20
~ conde,pu AIR belle raarse "a that qaes
Iiru. th,uea We diI a.t tbivk. at d. &c
ne thtpk that BE- dsseysrs kslt The vca
safe uerasd b. IbssI,s Bill achieved
thal s.ss-' hsd bCss frsartsd toto procure
the adoption q the l.ssotsr,ss cos.ttta
,,au. SOD therefore he opposed iss rAti6ss
ttun tIgwe,,r ugrh ~ d,Hstea, @ad
.f.i I,aef vRb t,la, 10 ibsi aPtnioB, sod
hausvsr rsarh w. are convinced that be
sn shl T. have avefl-,sri ever Weli-ssiab-
l,hed baud. 10 ,irs 4 the fart thai the
organic act opssc5 the cay fsT Sad the
Il ask h~pabteAa paFty uHsoFuPaiousiy
,eu;f Trd iata = eontvst "a Which fraud sad
siui~p,a ~as aimost Inevitable. 80 mat
s,,ii respect his eassris htlpas sefaplss
Bas h. ronieutsi h,uE,it pi'h lhs simple
sapsssslaa At his S,ss. aud the essi,sg IT
h,. vet, apsa the qurstiuu Frsssu,sd Stih'
oat aeeaey q his ,5ird snd sPrks sfro
ns.u Is. Ne ,L,nt. ba, "a tae sayus t,tae
roo seic aiig,lsiy aad sth,sat sny drsiEH TO
keep Eg = dangerous sec'iu0sl s"naist
p,.ari.s. ga the ether bsRd, had gotten
up shs S1ss'igT sovereignty conflict, sad
b. utp1szd .he adnissiua Il ksa~as with =
yie~ T. ihs establishment aud Fecs'ERiiloa
% I,,,,,lcsi charter which be eiaiRed for
tie istrtls4tsl sgaattrFs ca she Federal
daa.sia, and wbph the S.saih eau esvsF
asssat 20 Si.hout 4 viTsaal surrender ~
all her rights ta the commoa tsffitoFies-
Douglas -uA keeps up she tight feF thu
usv bauirste sgsiusi s's'iihstA sss'iiu
ll.u. he has, IN slabofate pabsie spsrcb
e., oE the eump. AMI ia GesgrsSs, ztssiied
thr territorial settlers 90 leg,slste isF them
selves an The qasssion II slavery, snd
taught ibsa hoe % make their :" ahir,esd
!, sctisR effective; ihey have FF'htsd
/, his teachings sud support, SOD I've
Tyr,i,orir. have prohibited aud -hpli,hed
si.vrty b, tire action eftheiF Legislatures
lie !. ,eciionsl bra NlrT, striving 10 rcach
the Presidency bS the sgtisi,Ua Of this
question, aud hy his uua tcipmph ~ laSrst
the territorial settlers With casHmissiou
g. triangle aoass their feet rights Shich
the tlsns,i'u,sen gaaTJauters % the eitifsa'
III the S.sa,h. Ne vualA soahsr sarpar'
Ea6wstd With bia doctrine Of Ceservss'aH
al Intervention, than poaglas aud squat
ter Sovereignty, beesase chs South could
sa,riy aud sareiuaIly rssisi 40 exercise bS
the fprn rot the paseT which be elain's
The T,se.' IN ias that Ar bsii i ~
o. al sdFeeets ef sQaaiteF sovereignty .
something new 70 us II Il can eoasiues
u, lhst snel u the Tact, Il sksli aai aRs's
have esasa 20 aoNp'ain o. aus indie
enes 90 bis aoW,satioa fcr ihe Pes
idsasy We 30 net hslieye that be Il
either, like seward, an aavscats Of taa
srcss,uaai ptphielIien Of slavery, eT, its'
p,aeias. a sappofisF Of the right af th'
setalsfs Ia fsttilegy 10 keep cat ~ dr,y,
oat slavery IL the 7sass saats ~ Il
Join it IL deaouasiag Bell, lot u sAau u
sna lke Soa,hsrn people that Hell Is q
,i,Iaysfoaa and bod = Poli'islsa e sssafd
OF paBsiss.