The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
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adnlnioa, in isse. "sss sssaAsa 70 atniss,oa -
slave state, a. Louisiana and Missouri have been admit
I'd ey yirsSs Of that sfues = u. Treaty fos .hs par
sedsd territories all the rgh pr ege. ana immsniiss
The Union. Arkansas therefore ooaars, ana has
right come, into the Union with her slaves and Der
lament thai u ever was 20 wriRsn must fa,bfay PER
SOrm n. oehgAiicns. Now, .hs, was vrissn IN ,hs
religion, well hal they should be sdsrd shs
Union, on an equal footing with the original ssAsss
In the bred Scott Mr.. Justice CAtr0a says, Ioaisi
ana was province when slavery Gas MOI only Asfsl,
but where property slaves the moot vaussls Of ali
Win an equal ris6t pertaining 70 all ne iahsbasss, u
sverypart thereof 10 slaves ~ enable the
ineispensabe and obviously desired wih sazsssy, 90
both aides that the whole country should, soca ~
cesD'e become s@1s , 2, sne Sn~n xna -. M con
vided did for the inhabitants residing Tbs provsnoe
An these were 70 be protected n The mean ~ time n.
the Tune when the portion Of the territory where ts
hAbitanta resided was admitted into the uaioa stale
innabtant the right the free snjoymest u biz pro
perty, alike with his liberty and his rslssn amy part u
10 surmount the treaty diculsy ocnsdersd worth
abored enor, By NJ. Justice Curtis ne Drsd scou
I Is ss os. s % nss
Sasa slavery n ;as Territory 6 sn,ch sssss.sa per.
ION in the treaty address self % ts ponuoAl or es
cs,vs power ana no: NV for shs ssvsransa. q shs
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he political dspsstnsa. q ths so,ss.s.s "a sss sss
Mreign Powers 5 ooaaded." Bsi u.asr ne Md srac,
ssasss nay R ses s .sy ~ s
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Tsrricory q Iou,sns IN vhoss ssSa1 u sslpsIsss
was made were incorporated INTO ths Usioa." Oshsr
NE Union, swallowed up an Ne rishn guaranteed b.
The treaty to the rest ot the Territory, including, o.
IN territorial CONDITION, sad NsSrssEs no. ms startling
declaration made The strength a Chief Justice Mar
.h.s opinion a = xhSA S N Justice ss c
tile to property which sxisssd da.s q me treaty
louisiana was admitted the Union TIE third article
Of the treaty relied Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall
one that Louisiana shall be admitted into the un,on
possible equal footing With the other States
shs c ed territory shall be projected es enoy
q ss Sc sn sns been ossd ass
tnued in force :ne naiy:.la supposing hAe % be in
jured might have brough his into this court, under
The twenty fifth section Of the Judicial act Bat this supaa
ton ceased to operate when Louisiana became member
Of The Union ana lis inhabitants admitted 70 the
joyment Of all the rights sivanssges aud immaniules Of
the citizens Of the United States. -,
that State Of louisiana itself was concerned
the stipulation ceased 70 operate becse that STATE had
article Of the treaty and inhabitants admitted 10
The enjoyment OF all the rights, advantages and inmu
mites Of the citizens OF the United states
s then far and irresistapie conciuson, mis VIZ
third article the treaty did include the whole OF the
Louisiana purchase; and It Is an undeniable truth that
the citizens Of the several States go no any o. tne
Territories carved out OF the ecqulsuoh ana CARR wn
them their property the whole territory say tne su
preme Court OF The United States was acq urea " INC
general as the representative aaa trustee 2.
lhe people OF the United Staes ana must therefore DC
held in that character for their common aod eqaa Dsne
NJ; for Il was the people OF ne several staes, acting
through their agent ana representative tne iederA gov
erIment who in acquired tne territory IN qoesnon
and the holds TOT tnes on
snail be associated witn the otner SAUCE As
Of the Union" And tails IN perfect harmony win our
whole system
Inc federal government gsveanmen' o. SsA'cs, ana
not OF individuals or q masses. People mlne up .as
States, and States make inc conieeeracy Inousn we
general government acts on lnuiVuuaS Wuln Win