New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

ard was liable TO be Kidnapped with IMMUNITY.
Ea, before ue admit that g,.at party can be put
down by he Pes den''r gloss On the Supreme
Cout'e dictum, we wish 10 call one or two other
Witnesses 10 the main pOint-thst is. the rights III
SLAYER, and stakeholder, in the Territories. And
first sc will call IILNRY CLAY, ~ho on the 18th
Of Jsrunry 1850 moved a series Of resolves intro
du,ine his Compromise measures Of that year, the
etc. nd of the stres being ss follow:
"BsOcs Tha, Satsv does NOT by isc and :, not 10.
t,cducsd sny Of the iu~d B, the United 'a',
ho lie lepule II M,se = na or IL Exclusion
kUn, al psIt Of %, sid sfritoiy ac
10 commebdpg ibis proposition to the Senate,
Mr Clay sa'd
qh rs.ouor, Sir proposes 70 the hrs, instance a7s ,r
o. law With declares IT, thsi there does rot -5t n tbs
ia ss ,, an m s"S ben ssy s k. l. truth
sp,sI NJ, ov solemn drnerue conviction ea s<are
snsde veil that th.y when tbey to esiex
TIE bos eod Nh 'ocir rsso1; Tor chang ., Or 4
tnry sdtere that doctrine they III he fonnd to compa.
yey 81 minority Of tie shoe mass Of the people OIL the
"bl,ssre. JEFF. Davis, Butler Of S. c., and other
Southern sepOtorr, opposed Mr. Gays programme
expressly on The ground of BIZ. doctrine that Slavery
ia nm outlaw in tie Territories. Mr. Butter said:
al .ls alwsys ,inI that und,r conueon giving .uL
,irL's oil pas the sla,b ding people a. such Gao g to
sso III proposn oftSe senator from kentucky sea,ly
IN ne LGBis that Slarey shGH Mt % there p"
That such was Dir Cay's deliberate opinion,
there is abundance Of evidence.
The next witness We will call TO the same
po'Dt j. the Hoo GREENE c. BROSsON, long an
eminent Jostice of cur Supreme Court, Gen.
Perces fret Collector for this port recently elected
- ,,.f l.r.a
vote gwen TO any candidate IN our late Erction-
by thu most fatieriDe vote ever given to any cat.
dldste in our CITY. Judge Bronson's emioeDce AID
consistency ss Hard -Shrll or n 'tonat Democrat
is well known. We presume be never voted any
Other ticket than that OF the National Democracy
Yet Judge Bronson. beng invited by Nc Joha
Cocbrepe 10 attend aud address Wimot-Prosso
or Fr.e.Soil meeting in lSiS, declined for reasons
ass gned os follow:
IT, III, ~, beecssI, ipst il Cuid ., forbidden ii enough
that lie p-rsy ouihoriz-d II the owner OF ,Isyes re-
WLe,e avery does not by law, they will iom that
become t AID III have coed rsht to command
he ex,ia authority and law Virginia which makes
there cannot make him slave Newfork nor beyond
no doubt on tina; question
soD ssking ttnes 10 ltsne agsntt the extension III
bad better e alone southern wish carry
tie esces, of .Iins law to wsns1t IL and Il viii then be
in he Free states resist tne measure, as cannot
doubt the, would With INV ayeriIg hrrnness.
0oulo not Deeoessy move TIM. 9ne;ron mt one Of an
~ ham feore Sonld leave il to tho Savshodins State.
TO decide Themselves aud their responsible ty when
be- thai they will act ~i.ely and never move at all
secS a. It seem, Ts aTs ssa s'
soutteIn MAI. the que-' weshs haven
choice but ut end the whatever consequence may fol-
low The people Of the rec Stses 0 give united voice
sgris allowing Ssvs single foot of oil where !! not
now su,honzed by Law.
~ am, ,eiy respectfully, your obedlsn servant,
ITO Nesrs Jous CocHRAsa aud Others, oOnmit,e-"
The lasr test nopJ We shall cite In support Of Mr..
Cl0y's doctrine (which. up To few years ago, was
baI6ly or lot at all questioned-is that of coward
BATES OF Missouri, a Member of Congress thirty
odd years ago, saiuly pressed BY President FIJI
more to take seat in bis Cabinet, and widely
known as one Of our purest aud most conservative
tistetnen. IL the exposition OF Dir. Bates views
given by The 81. Louis EreHing NeUs, Nov. eth
last we read:
Because Mr. Bsies does believe that Slavery bened
cent ehsr y, IN ,os sSl, o Tl1sSo ai,sady
free. sI 'sts ~ h. polcsl cred hen,y Clsy Mh,g
ouJs btos he would vote 70 ssnd Slavery over one 100,
o1 sGy ss seS' IRE tie, ci M bates nearby nd'e' 'a
MI stes GOES not believe that the Constitution, by 1t.
loieI ysor: eines sASSel! ln9 az NC H. sd ,o
rule end Slavery the exception he NOT bee that SareT
onp TERRITORY acquired BY the uaed Stdte creep
Ly routine OF C6agrts That positive law Mr.. Bates
would be in Of passing becaue for Already
given lie il opposed to the extension Of Slavery into territory
sbesdy fIee."
Can there be any reasonable doubt as to which
is the trDe doctriDe-that Of Mr. Buchanan, or that
of Messrs. Clay, Bronson, and Bates And how
viii Mr. buchanan take our elecring some statesman
to toke bis place who holds with Mr.. Clay rather
than with him We are inclined TO think tina, even
the Supreme Court would adjudge that operation
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