The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

this head Douglas admits in OF his speeches. that by
he effect Of the bred Scott decision any might take
legal right Of the Shareholder by virtue Of the Coneu-
t,en itsel; and by this right be take his slaves
.cse,s the ine1 BY The same power he can also hold
shout slave codes they all agree judicial Intervention.
But what the difference to the free white people Of this
tie United States for The benefit Of her children ever
(srplause2 What difference does II make 70 them
Or BY judicial What Srsnos q the
himself whether he is held by judicial . legislative
b.pop What difference Is 1t TO him whether his chain be
On the ore bsnd, while on the other they entirely
egeed thai the Supreme Court Of The United States by
OF % Ss he
viii Suppose We were 70 acquire Canada tomorrow.
Under this decision might take slaves there
although the coil Of Canada has been consecrated to free
labor for more than two hundred years. They claim
that the constitution, according 10 this decision by It's
own force would repeal the present law Of Canada and
make way for the spread slavery. They proceed
cisejy In the eAme in regard TO New
kexico, and claim that in every inch of territory We
Rave acquired from Mexico slavery might be carried
This changes the whole oeegn intention Of the Anne
rican governmen-chanses II from its very foundation
The Supreme Court For in the Prsg case We know
that they decided That slavery merely local In.
st,tuson, TO be bound BY the territory in
which It existed. New they assume that the con.
ehtnon ~ is own force carries slavery the Terri
tories, and, according to Mr. Buchadsn human power
power Of Congress question but viii proceed s
other parts Of the subject told you abort time
t,nce acted With the democratic party up 70 1856.
acted with them even stsr that struggle In Kansas
ban begun-somo time after the Kansas Nebrsska bill va
psssed; but old not believe when Mr. Buchanan Wa
nominated tor the Presidency that friends would daIc
10 bring TIE Border Ruan bear on The ucople OF
kapsas Burthey we're determined 10 do So the
point OF the bayonet There alternative for me.
When saw the men who had pledged themselves bsfsre
the American people TO uphold their rights violating
every pledge, ard undertaking to trample the
people under their feet and 10 force slavery upon
them ard down their throa,s against their will de-
cnreo That would not suffer myself 70 b betrayed.
lAppsnse) 1fclt that owing 70 the transaction which
"a fsken place. the very soul honor, truth, principle
Lao OIL departed from the Democrats party, and that
here MSS nothing lett which for the moment would
tain (AppAuse) Men thss could violate their solemn
pledges to The injury Of the people could not command
my cnphnence therefore joined han heart and soul
With the republican nendous applause
party that STANDS to dsy upon precisely the principles Of
the old republican oary Of Thomas Jefferson (Applanse
party which acknowledges Jefferson as their leader
ARD their cbieitsn cloud spplause) Let N then unite
IN one bard together for the triumph OF these noble and
pctotc Tr,ocips 10 suppcr al that rs true and just In
she government Of the United States. We are Dot
gsseo IN sny boye psy nor chds play We are engaged
with sirorT sccusomed TO goverpvitb old Of
Por.ru party, Rot accustomed 70 defeat bu! 70 victory