The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-29

what IN caIIe - o00&foQS 9ooosN ~"
. oucstiom may b. absssaee. bat Il ~ ose
ievolvjse IL eqsslis5 Il ~ ssatc. d
tAis Uuisr, saa ~ rigi.ts n more tAAs
. kalf n siiem.--fApplssss. IL mat
tsrs sos,r aays NJ. D. What way ths DO
prcns Court may l,ereafsss decide, - !"
The abstract qnest'on. whether slavery
NAY n may cot r. into Territory u"drr
! The Constitrsion The people have the
lawful means o. Introduce or exclude u,
a thry please, fer the reason that slave
~ cannot exist day OF an hour any
where, unless Il is supported by hod
police regulations 1t matters not as to
the right to ~ into the Territories under
The Consultation. the people may lawful
~ exclude ~ haze shawn You that
in 1856. in the Senate OF the United
States, be said, II the Constitution an
thoFixed Ito 60 there, aud protect IL, ne
power ON earth can take II away |
would like tu see those two statements
rccencil.d Great Applause Nhcth'
or tine Constitution did authorize II 70 60
there aud protect the individual in his
property, was question which he
agreed to refer to the Cnsrt, this ! have
proven. not by my sell hut by him. ile
now savs-"No matter which way the
,onrs ae' ,ue7' " NV! W. ~.
Z Prolonged aprisnSt "si' Wy
posed TO initiate The bad example 1t an
eminent man, ! Nigh, say a. be sad
/ about a year ago. that there Is no hon"st
man 10 tNr Nh'''' .'.'' a.,
th"t si'' as'e'"'.h' W" ma ~ III,
ne''si'" "''H i"".'' ."
"N ''sN ", 'n'' ''''''''''i'' ~ ~. .a,.
a@i'e"'' ,' mas '''" ''''' ~.
s''' sh' n'@ Pe'".N''' 80
agreed 10 '''u' ~ u t'Ff'@1'
II ~ urged ny ''' Z" VINO ''''
tain the same opinion as 90 pom w.
by fair manly appeals. according o. 'he
best ct my abil'y 10 undtfsihhd ana tca
son Ut the 1""rt''''''r " ou Il
DO not we STATE cur P''n0 ''Va ~! ~
We hot s'''' ti'in ~ we WY ".s a's
81 tbs supreme e'n' =" "', n,"''
upon inc NonS,'"'''" ~ "'v"0"''" =!
the court ana 20 We h9' 'Nl'',HS O"' ,t"
s1uS IN '."1s,'''' man. 1'''' ~ ,,bich
y" 'u'e'''' nv lu,N 80 - al
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NC N'a'e t' 81 -,
"h'eh VIC h'shVs' nv "a
wy are 'N'l' 's''' '''e - ~ ~ -,
attention %, !'"'
cngag'ng me at,'",' " ~ sip 'l''S' s's IVY
ir'puhai o" eaftn' 1'p"''" ~ ~ '7'''.'
debated "a your iious' ~ h'P'eS'",''
tif's, dsba'e' h''of' ''i ANXIOUS Peu,I
who want 70 acl nP " "u'h',,'s "
question - stated 'sn'n one eip"' ''o o""',.
Try TO the n'ncr me o'i w. y y 'o'
wcll argued, 30" nm aha ye' ',,n l',',,
w'lh"pt any 'fprni " s'e"o'N' P'ee,,'"s
and pr1adic"s. i"e question ""o."''
your property u 'he s'''e ~ "ln', p''p
cry, whr'hct II mas w" S'h'o ''s"'' !"
the Territories as ot'hl P'uP'..E Wv
statement ~ ,hao'-yo" s""' III
slavery Gown '''s hio''S " az, "n"','
/ P'"pir ius a'S"'Hfi' o'"S'1 ..
sPpea' 70 'h' Pa''ce ~ V"' 'sO'''' "
'he 'h'ph 's"'hs' '""'he''
/ Mr. Douglas admitted mat slave prop
cry stands nron the same footing WIN
other property The Supreme Court dcciu'
ed tina. under the Constitution ~ STANDS
on the same footing aud It has the same
right to protection Ia The common Ter
ritorios ~ others, yet We bear the aec"'
saiion about ioie'ng slavery Down .nc
Threats OF an unwilling pcepie' "ho
wants TO DO ~ Docs the eAletehee 81
the question OF the protection private
property IN this Union imply tha' the
southern States are forced 10 take charge
OF such property substitute uie ~o'o
property Ton the WORD slaves ana &C"
how IT would :ead leu asompt 10
force slavery down the 'hroa's OF an uh'
willing people ION attempt 10 ie'e,
property Gown me 'h,eais VI an """'t
ing people. lh"ns"'s' anu ,hce''
why 'ne icif''Vi' ia, 'n''o'''. 70 'ne 0'e~
'nfe oi congress NohSf.ss 10 Tue VIZ"
tnre OF The Constitution, the constitution
Of the States, aud The people Of these
States. and here YOU would have a little
Territorial Legislature removed three on
lopr aa.,re,e f,n,n the original source Of
-. 80 a., ai,sl., ), x,t,l. o,,r,.
go, 80 =, IN A., -.
.7'"'e Va '"' '"',"i ~" 70
rom hs own onhaihS' ipP's"'''l
These are not ,he doctrines "l the 'nnsti
tlliunal Democracy .-- Ulcers. Ihcer
are sectional doctrines. - Cheers These
are mn, fLe doctrines that make for peace
49, l,.,,,,.,,,, ~ do Tnion AVA S,,,,s
IN I,.,..,.;.,'''i u...,.,..
l'".N' ~ Wv "'''.'e |
SAM ~ 'oil"ik. we nv i"'''"h anu
must hc dgsfr"yun Nh'h we are "r7'
troycd they VIII stiek there daggefs I
through aud though the Constitution OF /