New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

lne the Tree OF bavsry tsOs planted ~ France aud
81 an wss pernlt'ed under the pEnope Of &c inter
yerton by Corgrtes aud Potolas Scyersiettv in tue
territories, 10 renalr acd blossom and bear s frais
II hSs dcne co
Louisiana, Misscuri and Arkansas came into the
Union Slave States. But the tree Of Freedom thus
planted in 1890 north Of that line ia that territory
now called ksnsss and Nebraska consecrated with
Eany hopes eld prsyese-maiured elowty and blossom
"a late But the time, iorg waited for came at last
No sooner, however, did its blceeors begin TO ap
peer, than the ambitious little espts Of our day
dug UP that eonseosted tree to psut In s stead the
tree Of confederation. That tree also has borne ts
fIui;s.
Before speak of them, however, as may hsresf-
ter, viii JET Mr. Douglas tel you Ia his owl words
what fruits that tree Of ncnDterentoa has borne IN
smother Territory ard that too, one OF tho Free Ter
roIes acquired Of Mexico. IN which the tree of bsr
ty planted by Der, wss growing at the time OF s &C
QUESTION.
ON the 18th of MAY last after the rupture OF the
Chars,cn Convection where he failed TO get nomi-
Isi'on lost before 1t resssembled az Baltimore,
wi ere Ii st hoped 70 obtain one from the united sm-
ocraic puty Mr. Douglas IN the Senate. made his last
appefI Tuning his back upon the Republican Sena.
tors rom the Free States and addressing himself d.
rectiy 10 Messrs Davis, Toombs, Benjamin and other
distinguished repre- sentstiveso Of the Slavery Extension
ists be ssjd:
OF tbs docre that yon delight 70 Ca sq nat
tei Sovereignty Tie people q nsye sSs
doctrine they have son,s,s.d sst Of free stem ss0FS INTO ss;e
% De, S svrp b.s been extended from the Rio
Grar &c 70 tie Gulf Cacrr end from the line Of the Repub
s o. hliTH b SG 0S y s s @ a
These the fruits ef this principle which tie Senator from
die you set any ether fruits bat were more PaAoe TO
you taste rssshDg to seur strength Whist other inch
American eosi ers since The RevOiutOn except hsr
is End s ss s. s sss q pSps 4
til has Conferred you e that territory has Fro
teced Slavery in that comparatively northern and cold region
where you did not to cannot trust the same
principle fOrh south wh,n you cone g acquire TER
vnou has given Slavery s ofNew Merico which was sur
rounded S.s sys ss b. free s1 vii not the thu
acquired since they ded by slave territory
rr stt heat ard have climate and sol adapted 70 sgthsrn
produc? Arc not satisfied With these practical
NV Democratic friends Of Hew-York, had Senator
Seysid. or any other distinguished Republican, SAID
this, you 'ght object to- 1t as Republican authority
But your oW choten leadsr has eaid 1t. These are hs
own words. heard toem from his lips; read them
from his TauI het spexch, published by bis friends, by
huudrets of thouss d, to be scattered thick az the
falling leaves Of tie foret all overthe South to obtain
for him Stuthern synPstsy aid support, ,,,.o1 IAN
YOu cannot 2alLtGy III your mouths are Closed you
are esiCpped from denying 1t.
in ali sincerity, DEERE 10 put question to you
You ne, not answer II to ne, Ter alswer IL mere Dut
answer it to yoUrssives-to your own conseierces,
when you come TO tie polls &c the oth Of november
next "
Are thete the fruits yon oeeire Are they palatable
TO your tsss and refreshing to TouT strength What
co 1 hear?
free rritorv FIVE times ss large this great State
converted into save Territory by NJ. DJuglass great
plincirle Of non intervention And beced 10 slave
code. too by which tee free white isborer whether
native German or lr;sh, may be lsshet to his work
uron tie bare lack. like q negro slave, without re-
dTess On. bitter fruits Of Noninteryention AS
YOU Lift your band to deposit your balpt-he highest
act tmsn can peIfrm-snswer toe question then.
answer 10 tur country to the children 70 come after
you, and to that Berg wno rules over all,
Fellow. Gil i2eut-I now AK you for ehort time TO
examine with e. this great principle OF hr. Doug a.
as conalntd i'll tina Kansas Eeoraska act Let Us look
at il ely-teady. Let &c turn over and look at
il Oh both tides tnd zee il the fret pace what it is
lot And. ageio. what |! really is, and what have
been it's legiiu ate fruits
II is con sined in theae often repeated words: II
btrg the true inteLt ard meaning OF this set neither TO
excute it thsrtfrou but to leave the people thereof
perfectly free to form and regulate their domestic ias
tutiors in thtL OWL wsyj SUBJECT aye, SUBJECT 70
something subsct Only 81 tie Consitutcn OF the oited
SateP." Tlese words upon their face, have double
meaning, popular meaning, and Legal meaoing.
They contain two clauses "peect freedom clause,
and sut ciO7 CLAUSE, rather freedom clause with
R subsection PToriso.
spectacle presented by he Democrats party IN 1850,
and fer their disruption low.
Tie Deuocrsoy Of tas North in 1860 looked ouly to
the perfect freedom clsuse suc. overlooking slsoge-
of Territory q lille such, could admit exclude
Slavery for lveS without any intervention from
abroad Indeed they went further aud stouuy mast
ed that such proYs-cn w.uo be more certain to e1-
cIude Slavery titan direct prohibition by act Of Cen
prees. Willie at the sane time, the leaders OF the
SoutteIn Democracy weighing 81 ite words, and an
ticpa,I the Dred Scott dectoni pointed tier follow
ers 70 the tutiection proviso, sid said: Here lie
sure aty Of our right b take and hold elaves IN
all The Territories under the Constitution"
10 the Nortb@ Democrat 1t was the pillar OF
freedom; 70 the Southern Deuocrst it the pillar CT
Slavery. In she campaign CT 1860, there wds fair
exoute for m;stakiI tic rial meaning Of that au-
bigrous spd doubl. .tQnguet provision. which Benton
with mtre force than classic beauty denounced 81
% stump speech il the belly Ct the bill
But low al ths Cay after the DiedSeot decision aro
the late rupture btv the ad 'rs OF the Democracy
have lifted the vail and disclosed the naked intent 20
man has right TO be deceived or to DO any longer
ignorant of the real bargain.
Non Intervention by Cor gress-Popular'bovereg
let the people OF Tent ry IKE the people OF q
State do as they yeae have rung IN our ears incss-
sanity for toe lest Elk Yeas They have bean ssid and
fupg ard shouted with every possible vsfiatlob IL
sourcs VerT vellreeds very 1e4i, looks very vel on
paper, ard might be su verJ well, there were N!
col d fouL dauOn for 1t.
Bat the truth is VIXEN you approach ii. 70 put your
hand upon il snd ezaIniIe It, 1t sIrs cut 20 BE d~u-
sion emo erare.
Let us not lie deceived nor de:eiye ourselves.
Distinguished friend oncs esd the Truth nall tod Is
lie" ,..-
Mr.. Douglas says the bargain wee this non inter.
yeutoI by Coz ges the people LEFT ffse 70 90 as they
peated so that tbey did .ct violate the Cons tuition,
and the Courts 70 find out WHISTLER tney did or not
Mr.. Be1 ianin save this was tie bargain. hr Br.ek-
inrit &c ssys son these poits al weIs agreed; let
that The action Of the Tefntora! Legislature must be
nec TO the Coz siituticn Of the Cu;tad States I'd
that The limitations imposed By the Constitution shou
be dtte1niped by the Supreme Court. and 80 thst al
sbonld acouietce in tho decision WREN rendered:
What n ears tLote words uon-irteryenton Dy Con
W-by not sey non-irtelveniion by every branch o.
the Federal GoterbmsDt? Whynot ssy nj n.iGterven-
- :, ,ba Supreue (kurt7 non Intervention BY the