The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-15

, necessary for Congress to interfere. but
that, wherever the people are opposed to
slavery and do not want it, then. and IN
that case, Congress must interfere, and Cor
them to have it Cheers From these
remarks you will observe that the Itepub-
licans of the North, and the s-celers Of
the South agree in principle. They agree
iirst, that 1t is the right and duty of Con
Sress to control the question Of slavery in
the Territories; secondly, they agree in
denouncing the doctrine of non-iuterven-
tion and popular sovereignty; and thirdly,
they agree in overrulin. the will of the
people in the Territories with regard to
their local and domestic affairs.
Agreeing on the question of power then,
they wish to apply their action in opposite
directions
The Northern secessionists or Aboli-
tionists, appeal to Northern passion and
Northern prejudice and Northern ambi-
. ton. against the Southern people, and
against your institutions The Southern
secessionis;s appeal to Southern pride ana
! Southern passion, and Southern ambition,
against the Northern people and their in
stItutions. Each cndeavors 10 rally the
people of their own section under one sec
tioual banner, against the other Suppose
these two sectional parties succeed and
rally every man South of the Ohio river
under one banner, and every man North
under the other and thus force a Presideu,
tai election 10 take place on Il geographic
/ cal line? What do you think will be th'.
result to Your Interests or to the peace aud
safety Of this Union? TChccr-. need
not tell YOU what the result will be when
ever Presidential election i decided by
geographical lines. II ever sectional par
ties shall control this country. il j, very
evident that the strongest section Will
carry the result
. TIE crylo-4'i2a T .S,r,ian1' Iorfi,s D,yiorci
A, Northern man. belonging to the
strongest section deylorc the orGaniza-
ton OF sectional parties Greatap applause.
! desire to sec this Union maintained for
ever, and know Of 10 mode of preserving
It. except by observing. with religious iiI,:-
!lty. every provision aud every obligation
Of til" Constitution. Is our father made
it. Cheers ] The Constitution Of our
fathers l. good enough for nIc, and de
maud that every mau. North aui South.
wherever hc may be- found under tile
American tiag. shall weld obedience 70
s every provision OF the Con-titut;un. and II
he does not do IT, then | would use the
power of the government 10 make him do
: it. Cheers 30 Ion. a. We live unicr ..
Constitution which J. common u all th"
States OF thi, Union We must secure t.
the people ot every state equal night, un-
der it Cheers And hold tina, the
doctrine Of equality ot rights applies -
rho Tar,i,ori,.s as VEL g. IN rto >r.,es of
1 this mon.
E.oE,, ef Ry'., D he Trrtr.-,
| You are told tina; &. portion Of the De
mocratlc panty desire, To deprive EoO o!
inv l'2hi of m2N.nI Z" l"c tt:!.''i-1' "'.h
/ your property and holding Il, on ''n 'I'!d..-
~ with o,her citizens want - >'y to
you that % lar a. my "n"" ''!-e eNtrnd>-
do not kaow OF amy on" Democrat; .a ''..
America "ho J. supporting t1" Ie@'.'.'i "s-
e.'../''o' ., '.T PITY ~ '., '' ' -
| Al, citiiar. or ali The sat-. Fer oao
,fHrm that ,,,,,lfty and intend =, main.
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tot H. Ter,;,o-;... H., l.,vo t,.ia- You
Hava ,b. mn. ,i.,ht r., ,,o,.v yc,,, s,o,es
: 5"sr' SsS's slrTr
10 carry any property that Ip--,-as -
When yoV get there. ypu and stand on
footing of exact equality under the law
You briu. vour property with vou -u'.i--t
T. tie local law and bIiug I..i... -,.;i. i!lc
presentation au til, r.iu, consist ig III,
assumption that Congress protects ia"
Northern man iu A.> property iu tap Ter
ritn..,> hEt wi... mot l9"irrt tur Southern
nan in his ann wiling to b-i.-y" tia,
those gentlemen who make tai> statement
5ciioyr il - 10" trl!c. bat ! have Hp.r r-
&c .'',i ,'t..''. '.l'' ,,...I ''''''''
Concr.-. never We, IA. s,d ., la,y t.r tn.
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rifnry Every man, vino .,,... To-, r..r.;t.,,,
with III. vif. IA. cbil,ITa, i-. ...,.,..,,..
IA Iis ,,o,or.r : s,,ri..c+ .h. ,,..,l
law and i,l!e, ,,,o,. loci law f,.. hi. ,,,,.,
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1'''''"i''N ~ "'' ''-''''
The rain which had been for SON" time
threatening, now c"nlm"nc"d falling RAPID
ly. and Nj Douglas remirk''i-
My fellow citizens. Ia view ot the storm
now raging, | submit TO You whether
snail not bring my REMARKS 10 a close Ia
ti"r than expose Nou 10 the Incicnency oi
me weather py S"!hS on
Nany N"irce-No, no :" on
MI pou"iaa-N eli. IT. You nave gwen
very unanimous N"tc on tht SUBJECT. 1c"I
n"unh l" ""tte "N the test 81 popular 80
yrre!Gnty- ''ea' '"n.:h''F "nh cheers
Every H''i'' I"l'"', III Il "''''''N "uNI
rely upon the i"c'! law ~ enacted 10y the
territorial government Tor the protection
OF hls person and ms property "t every de-
scrpton, the same as IL thr states. tpon
tins poi"t the action oi tAio government.
from the ionndltion OF the Constitution,
has been UNIFORM.
i2jo0arl 10 PLruir V4V
The rain here. ,,ourc, down in torrents.
and the chai,,nan Mr. & F CnjIisr. wp.
oIIired tn a,Iiourp the meetjugfo Pimujx
{ ILL In wI,;'.h ,I,ca ,l,a crowd van,i,d
,L.;r w,y throt,h ,h,. furiou. s,nrn,