, 1860-10-05

aAe1u#4 hAo NUS ooAst o'1tsJ oGs"e1A Vo06
las and Breekinradge down to quibble, to
Wit: 10 ths fa8nt 70 carry save property INTO
me 1efFltof'es, "nlen II; uouelas cohceoes
in the extracts quoted ABOVE, equIFalcnf 10
the existence of slavery In tho Territories by
-:4.,a - 4to f.onet;+ut;o,% To reo +h. h-;sy
virtue of tue Ionst'1uuonl 10 use Inc o1lei
ond concise phrase employed py Ut. Lincoln
in his Columbus speech, hcAn thing be law
E,llr ,4r;ren ovav frnm = n1.ce xbere it >as
!ni't 41'seu ~ nPFI:eI H. c".:sr. Ia
LAWFUL TighL 10 pe HuicH Iactlon o1 tn6
Democracy has the advantage Of logic aud
+rr,thr,fos.a in fh;a con+rorprsr
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,,r nn,ps npopr, 40 aorrur,nrrvn
l.. oAo' eA4" ~ 'At>-A
LToGfTHER-
+ NJ. oous''a uas 81 A.q.:..! iao. Hss ~
the Urcd ocots ccc's!oh tAa1 II II Aasniy worm
while to notice bis subsequent remarks on
th.t t,,o,,a Iot,;t hn o1,servad howsrar
so sre ,D~n
that htter Inc Illinois e'ect'on OF 4eoo. AF.
Douglas ceased talking about the right Of
Ta-rifor;o1 rn,,aTatr trnes tn r1r},vL a1overv hut
-s.No''A4 , ~ - 80.
commenced on IN ehtltelJ Ut" tue"s' to-"'s'
"the right Of the people to control slavery az
nro,.rf,," On the a2d of June. 1859. Mr..
na.,ss, e,. ~ c,Il,m;,r l.,tor - n
douglas wrote me io!lo~lng iettef 70 y. .:
poEr; Esq, tue editor ol me puhuqIe iierafd'
mAicA "as l'n'neetate'5 'sN6'aPNeo AZ e,eF
IN vh;ch he vonld be willing to ACCENT the
nomination NJ the Charleston Convention.
aw,zn,xo7ox Inn. ~, 1s,9
unr n... s..1h.r- received vour ,r.4rr ,oon,,,
nc whether n,y friends are Ut berty to prcseut ny
nsne ia the Charleston conTenaon Tor 'he feadsaua1
nosn1nauon. a1 ,...,, :.
s uts qoes',ou can n1a a.t w ,snar. Ell
stu oe necessary 20 u3oets4ana ais''nG! uFon W..
94ues inc eansaA ~ " eo.4ue'eu' -, uate A1
LAM they * e ue"esame palJ a..a ae's r. ane "a
NE fTesnenlsi seean o. leso 70 aaAe.e 10 'ae .n .
1pes enooso M n ~ .as b pisn.; s.s;n1
Ana rattiled " ne people 10 tht ftesaTD sIeeuon
o. !S'. aha e-amlneu 10 e 4.ee
OF 1s and incorporates mo ne Ineinnas1 p.am
IN ieoY. ns eaPouhaea ~ ~. nuennsn ~ . ~ .3s es.ss
1a r. ais sieeslon.-n tAt esens my anenas TX ~
HoeF!5 p,eseht ~ naa.S que u'sy -
psopel - 40 20. -, On .ue snt sn
,t .5 y. ~ ,.s .h .h hnn-J ;n;1s
s,pa!s. 70 lepaasate !ness, neiI pss'
~ rmIn *e 4.se asaerea = nant Iaa'o.'e
Nv s ~ .sa - ~ ~ l te M eo i snH .. - ~
Hs1r.n .,,rs M sr,a - ran,r.ssan,; .;sr4 eoSr r
in the trrr;toffrs, 6txond Ne noptr Of N< p<opis
tegary he 10 e' a. ., ~ rtr1y, o, 81. ae 10 canaHs ,
nominaon II tenIereJ to nc. Trastips that ,iis an
sHer x Le deemed sufficiently explicit, l an, very
respectfully
Tour friend, s. a. DOUGLAS
T. 0'AS' Asa'' Da"u9ae' LOWE
Probably the hest e.nos;t;on wh;ch has
-. 49, "" ~ W.
9een made Of t4is ns" dogma: Is found 10 Ah.
in September. 1889, where he NOTICED the
change in Mr. Douglas tone as follows:
"w1,at be eay, now is something d,errep. In Ian.
saage, and will consider whether Il is not different in
sense to- u !. no. mat me nred scott decis'on or
carry slavery Into The Territories bevnnd tic 1oEer OF
The peota Of the Terttortrs TO contrib Il "a D,,,
ery lie does mol say that people can drive out but
Is different: We Should consider ~hether he sense is
different Dfi7ing horse out of tIis lot ton pain
propagation to be mistaken about IL Is p,tsns hj, on The
other sde o. the fence Or IL mlsht be sost Of e1cu-
The worm, deyonr him bus neither Of these thinrs i.
The same ~ con,rollInr him rs other property' Thai
vould I've to ft1 him 10 f,am1,eF him. to r1r him to
use ami abuss lin. to MAKE The most money out Of lin
as other ,!orery; but t!ease you what do the men
who are In favor Of slavery, want more thau this!
What do they really xant other than that slavery. being
In Tue Territories shall be controlled ~ other
He GOES TOR SUPREME COURT SOVEREIGNTY
In bis speech Of February Esd, 1859, al
ready referred to, Mr. Douglas again declared
the crushing out OF Popular Sovereignty
"When the Sunreue Court shall decide upon the
cons.itut!onality or the local (Terriin,la laws All
T9 Ag9E nY vE PEGS!9S WHAT +
G0op FAITU As wELL AZ IN OTHER CASES.
Caao1t.x;oaal G1oses lis So 4,a,t : 1s1os is39'
And again. in hi, speeeh Of Nav 18th. 1860,
having read the Tennessee Compromise reso-
which WIS as follows:
That nj! etizens OF the Emitted stxtes have au equal
tst n H. Smnr.1 ,1 nUs1 Shs
neither their rights Of person Or property can b. de-
stuyea ss|sa "r impaired '9 Or
-,,a nrocoa,1o5 N ro,,r1-
-He PFocesoeu 1o REMARK
1.-THE second proposition Is, that right Of peEs:n or
property, stc'ted by the Constitution, cnne h taken
ture. Eho ever dreamed tia. either Congress or =
Territorial legislature anS other legislative body on
earth couid destroy or Impair any right guaranteed
ok"-Appendiu to 10 Con Qr<ssional GIo1e, 1850 GO,
10ge sis,
NE TkLLs HOW TO CARRY OFT srPnRNE COURT
soyrRrrGyry.
~,
In the same Fpeech, {3tay 10th, I560,} ne
tells how to carry ont Supreme Court Sover-
e;ontv q. f,,1ows.
e's"ts' ~ i"'o"''
pronounce It's Judgment, II viii be binding on on
Jou lr, and on every good citizen must he cafred
ont m n s gooa fat.h; AND ALL THE roWEM oP THIS
QOvENSMEST-TltE ARMY. TIE NAVY. AND
THE Mft,1TfA-ALt THAT WE HAFE-MEsT BE
EXERTEp 70 CARRY THE DECISION INTO r.
FECT IN GOOD FAITH. If THERE BE RESIST
ANCE"-ArpfndEu to the Congressional Gsobe,
1s59-60, puge 3ll.
reE,sxyy"
In colloquy with Senators Davis and
Gwin, in the Senate, on the l7,h Of May, 1860,
Mr. Douglas utterly repudiated !" "squatter4ov-
ere;gnty," in the following words:
"Resardtns squater Sovereignty a, . nickname
invented by the Senator and tho,e *h whom he acts
smcn nase nesee - =. uS n. s.e ,as n =" ae
ane ~ msanf -. ."s 60. ~. al !, .. @
st T., I'M ;fon nfisx ~ Io n 49, - pit -
Peak: Id*ncnnseA It I'll. year; When you fnd an