The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-04-13
BEDFORD. PA., FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1850
new, North as well as South"

new, North as well as South"
Sir, the moment I landed unon the soil Of
Illinois, al a vast gathering Of many thousands
| 81 my constituents to welcome me home, / read
that passage, aud took direct issue with the doc
( time contained ia it as being revolutionary and
/ reasonable, and inconsistent with the perpetui-
! ty Of this Republic. That is rot merely the
individual opinion Of Mr.. Lincoln nor is it the
Individual opinion merely Of toe Senator from
,sW York, who Iour months afterwards asseT-
! Eed the same doctrine in different language
/ It, 50 far as ! know, il is the general opaioD
( Of members of the Abolition or Repu5iican
! party. They .eII the people Of the North that
faa7ss ;hev rally as one man, under sectional
! pannef, and make war upon the South with
view 70 The ultimate extinction at slavery,
slavery will ov+rrnn the whole North end tas-
ten ltS-ifupoH all the free States. They then
teita" S1u'h, unless you rally as onp.man, Din
dag The whole southern people into q sectional
party, and establish slavery all over the free
Slates, the Inevitable consequence will be that
we shall abolish il IN tho sayehollIoE States
/ lae same doctrine is held by the Senator from
Aew York IN Is Rochester speech iIe tells
rs that the States mast all become free, or all
I become slave that the South, in other words
must conquer aud subdue the North, or the
fof'N must tfiomPn over the south, aud drive
! slavery from within ITS limits.
( M7. President, in order to show that have
/ not misintrrrretrd the position Of the Senator
/ from Ae~ York, in Go,ityin- lhe South that, II
( they WISH % maintain slavery in their limits,
4 hey must a.so Iasten it upon the NoIthern
Safes, 7 viii read an extract from his Rochps-
/ ST IS an jrrepcsssi5ie conflict between opqo-
s-'E aha eaT3at 'o'eeS and m-2ns That the.
''.',7" ,,..-@ ".s1, ana viii soon or .a'rr' os-
/ G''..- s'..-I ri'ii5'iy s.aFe1o'4'aI nation, or
/ s"..5E'5 i5tr-'aaGF Hot1n- LEheF lne co'ioa
-tD rice A".-= 2i eoNh C4F2llHa, and 'he sugar
I P.ah.a.t'os oi Louisiana, VIII Ultimately D.
! ..'-'+.1 - !.H' la92., aaa CaaF'ssioh ana ne"
- '.7e.-s osIo' = "'ar's 'oF ItgH'ma'e faeFc!ao-
". aio"T' OF eisF ir rye uriaS ana Fleat u7iqs
% N-@ss@tauSs.'s ara Ne" 1ofk inoi AGAIN D"
90. V'''T'SI ~ t"e,l FARMERS % S'aFr ou'.G'F,
- s.E .to4ut'.oh o. saves ana bos.oA ana -teW
! 'E| osco'ae once more maj NetS Tor t'aae ID
'"r o3ateS ani souls "i men
mus, sir, yaI perceive that the theory Of
tae Hep15!icaa party Is, that there IS conflict
Ebet"een two different systems Of institutions In
1 ihe respective classes Of states-not conflict
4 ~ tie safae States, bat an iEEePressihe conflict
4 5tt@ret Toe fse' States and the slave states ;
{, Sia is.ss @5zae tsias tlese two systems 9. state
la-'''-- .T''t''r.'''s tA'St I" '"7 s-i.'7 mon :
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vs. S.''-"'C i-""CF' "'.'e '"TF a'I'.3' 10 me
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a''a '''' o. we o.arf s'c.i''' ana "3tNr
ii"H 10 madness, win tAT nope tHat iGfF VIII