Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11

II The vssc-sues Gssstis. ~ speak'ag
Of she recent speeebes made 10 that city ny
Msssrs. Morton Hsd Tarpia says: NJ
Morton. .lluding % Ar Doosla- Popular
Sovereignty doetr,neS. sid. this Popalas
Sovereignty permitted the appointment q /.
Cossrnor. Judges. dc. by he President, 90
the Territories. .sd ysi Mr.. Noule have
the people regulate their domestic eee
eerps sub)>ei only TO The Coustifutson II
the United slale. According 10 shs prsd
Scott decision The Cou-fltutson carries sla'
vefv n The Territories. and II -. how can
any domestic laws be passed 10 Keep sla
very cal Of the Territories. - As. ID. ssg
Ee-ted could % doa~ IN his Freepori
speech ia 1851 The thing = hembug-
an absurdfty The DreI scott decision
vss one merely as 10 he eemPslssey Of q
uegro u sue IN Federal Court. aud The
extra judicial opinion Of Il that The Con
-t,futlon carrie. slavery 10 The Terriofi'-
i. not binding That question ws- mot
before them. and could not legIlimsiel, -
tried by them. because a ~ : poiiuesl
Gu .stlon. The Federal Court once assu-
med Jurisdiction over political question.
but Mr.. Jefferson denounced the u,urpaiion
that question ~ Oeuvfsl Jackson dseI
dsd about the United Stairs bank Th-
Supreme Court decided that the Bank a.
constitutional. bat Gen Jsekson took the
same ground that Jsffsrsoa did. ADD was
alike sustained by the people, as you All
veil know
Nr. Turpie wants to kuo' the origln OF
the Republican party Ffom i-49 back to
1881, all parties recognized the principle
of Congregational legislation 10 the Tern.
tories on The slave question, and Nr
Douga. aud the Conventions. and The
Courts universally recognized .it The
abandonment Of this principle and the doc
trines of the foundsrs of the Republic and
their successors for generations. | answer
gave rise 20 the formation Of the Republi
can party Add the principles OF II may
be found ia the Democratic state PIatisrD
Of ls4s. and that Of the Whig Platform Of
a like period and al through the history Of
the country. II this Is AbolIt oaism then
the principal IN en- OF The Democratic party
are Abolilionis,s and the old Wing lead
ers were Aboiilioni-ts-
The sentlemsn has spoken OF the he
publicans favoring negro equality
would ash him To point 10 one single 10,
stance where the negroes have been grant
ed any new privileges since the formation
of The Republican party by any act oflegis
la,ion on their part. he esanoi DO II. In
New York, whese a uegro ~ entitled TO
vote under a property qualification law.
Martin Van Baren as mainly instrumen.
tai 10 IT. passage. aud he vas Afterwards
made President by the Democracy. Ne
groes have voted there for nearly forty
years, and that too upder Democrats; rule,
aud yet Mr.. TurPie now thinks the negro
ought not to vote When ssmbo voted for
Democratic Pfesidents II was all right. but
nov. when even the pegrses are leaving
their party they think " all sroug. Ohio,
nearly forty years ago. enacted law pro
/ hib:ting negroes from test,fying against
white men that hal preponderance Of
white blood IA their v~in-. but az lcic. the
Democratic party having over 80 majority
q H.lfaf r.n..t.A hal nd
wherever you hud negroes having extr'
privileges. if the matter be Investigated
the fact sili be developed that they 90
them under Democratic rule. Go 10 th'
elevated men Of the Democratic party ane
YOU ~ill there 6nd that a Vice Presiden
had a negro wifs aud two halt breed chii
dren. Go to the slave States aud there yos
will end smalgamatlon to such az sxten
that not more than one third Il the negr'
population ~ pure AfrIean blood. Ther
away with the cant that Republicans ar'
Abplitionis,.. aud are seeking 10 place th'
netto upon an equality with the white
race The Republicans are iof sxeladin,
negroes from the Territories. aud keepiug
then. Tor the benshs II the white man.
The Republican. ATE for the majority
rule. We ba,.. se supreme Judges. an'
Eve ~ that no. >er represents. in th'
soa,h. ealy about 100000 ~ people
while the four Judges IN toe free state
repre.en, a reruis,ioa ~ ~ 900 600 :
Jadee MeLesa IN this part ~ The West
represents within enc m,llioa a. many pee
pie a. the whole u the population Of ih
ssa,h. where there are ave Judges I
there lassles N thi.. " the Supreme Cca'
esn decide political quss'iens' u 50.
small minority can crr'ess 'nsf''it
lhreagh ths, u,hvasl. snd the govsfu
msa, cease. 20 sropalsf one
Judge Mcsson closed bis po~erfel an
eonviueing speech amid the .ness eu'hu
.,s.tle cheering. which bad been elieiis
Tine and sgsla w the ecarss 81 his =
mars. tn. Judge d,i no, show OF vlt
the htlllane, ths, he -ould have dcns hs
he had a Sc ~ottAs u h,. sissl fuFpi
!. - f,r ~. iaserser ,hsshe could ne, re-
1, tsa Morton. cspssis,
/. The Dsmeerse ca. moeh dsmaged a.
al se are sorry for u. that mote Dem
. er.t. iid 40, s,ssns the speaking
s.e.~-- ses
~ Ameag the esaiectionsfs IL Erss
bali g,,.a recently 10 he jsrsHs-s "a Ns
Yesl ~ss sugar fabric Tspfesen1iss q
lrigsss Niagara hesnsg shs Japans
Aon.wsfd That proud vessel sss ssil''
open an eessn 81 green Sugar. sod -
shelly composed. hall. sps.. rigg'a
A ssn. and -seAlasr, q vhlis sugst :
A hsa sl.o .agsr officers on dsck. is s.s
eoasefss.ion 18th sugar Jspsasss. W
A -as smekisg Sugar pipes. ftcm ~at
!. arose smoks of ths sane Agreeable mat
A rial.
~ AZ The National Ia,slli ssncer. "a =
,iag ths spissrh u the Tate psmoers
party. ssy. 9Th great force that "a psi
dsfssssd sad crushed ~ the -sixhl -
"a peflof numbers 90 The eide of ~ anisl
IN nt~ss may fat 10 ~ misf, rtoas = soal