, 1860-03-28

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...Feoy Sam r.. H@nToaa @nT Gom'ntd1*s ,l.s
| GFsefoa Orator, &c.
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1@p'e1 correspondents. Of tho Press aad TEtbane:1
All Wosb;no+or :, ,..a1.; =. a:sa -. .''y. ~.
Senate 1auehe, ,e.torda~ ~. ,v;~c,,rs
sprech. II occ,,;o. n;aht ,.u,a1 .1.;,,
1he Glob<. The o,;,;ar ror, ,,onor,,1,- wa
vailed Inst n;o1t that .rha, +1,o ~, csna+.,
cot sober hc wonM nerer nerp,;t the snaec1, to
| be nub1ishcd hut ,hoso xvho tho,n,,+ - ,~.ro
mistaken. II unncars word for vord M II was
uttered. And ,sho sh s1 sav TINT w;of.r, t,rt,nlr
| is acv more ridiculous than Toombs Or Iserson
or Clincman sober? Here is q paxsape uttered
in the spccch: "Indiyidua}. hare mn in.,;pna.
bic rights, 1t is u falacy which had lis oripin
within the last ceuturr. when Mormon;sm md
| Mil1erisa, and free.lorisu. and Ii.oroanis,n of
every kind. lad IFS origin. y Here il another
| gem, TAKEN also from the sober part: "I should
10 rccreart to my duty if I were not to stand
| here aud saw that l do not believe a Black
| Republican can ever be inaugursted President
| Of these United States. Now cut your leasbcs.
1u,p loose your terriers. nad take in your rat.
| killers; aud if We do not 60 into Boston. into
| wiuter quarters. before you eyer c,t into Ta1aa
! von NAV shoot me-" In the fo,,ow;,r ,he
~ '',A' 1A0es 49, ~ to''u"'us, tne
''4"o1 u"o oss" ~ WIN an 'a'A'ng aoo"'
W.. .u'' "4N "e'' W.
viii, thcnn "a T would with xonn II .h;. ho
,r.s .,..r,~ <,.rat.J, ~. t.,.,eA ,:..,-- 49, -
..d ~, ns..o,a ,,,,. .h;s tr,,n. ,..s n...~.as -
ana you Pre'cna mat tn18 Union was cenentcd
WIN tnc o'ooo ol your ancestors nat drop
o. blooa was e'ef sneo iof the onlons" Ia the
1olo"'"g. to"ato 1he c'ose o1 Inc Speech nc
capseesso = ScA''u,en1 ~ "n'1n Aason' Aoo'oos'
s."oe''' nuo'ss a'a o'ness sn'''eo .'sas's ca
w. 4H's eoao'nanou ana 'onpaes
oet"een Tue o'a'es WAS certainly 1e'er 10rmeo
WIZ We" o' eo'on'z'oe aoo eS'enalnS 1ae
area ol 'seeoom, eho all 'na1 sort Of tn'ng. IL
Is an alter thought; II Is Hea hepnoteanism;
1t Is fcae:ailsm. Dut enough OF "1stA4.
Noe'', 0! hissou''' nus s'FocS ne" rem IN
poht'cai Fh''osophS' ~ 1ae uoase' 5esteFoo5'
".ie speaking upon Dill introduced ny MN
toF the essaonsnmehs o. territorial govern
fncnt III otah, ne cleared NJ a bound the pe!yga"
E7 o'tch, WHICH Tue squaucs sovereignty dts
c'plcs are just now struggling to Keep out Of.
Witness lis successful feat: ~ claim that it is
matter OF discretion With Congress to What
tribunal tfey Will celegate th1s power OF lcG1s-
'a''on lor distant ieffl'ofS' fhe5 hase' as
scaesal fatc' oelesa'ea II 10 legls'@t1'e 1s'o''
nal to be elected W me people, 1t was founded
upon the reason that tue people Of the Territory
are better qualified to determine Vhat Is best
for their own interests than any other tribunal.
tat Wien a case arises where it is manifest that
this exercise OF discretion by Congress has been
abused, that tho tribunal to t0hieh ths fotofts
bare ben delegated Is Tho1y incompetent to erer-
cfts them, believe that in the exercise Of its
discretion it Is The duty Of Congress to with
dra5 that power and delegate it to some other
tribunal, better qualified to exercise it in con-
fcrnity to our system Of government" Eut
Mr. Nce'i is not in favor Of Congress itselfe1er-
c;sing tn power-oh, no! lie sud distinctly,
JesterdAy,"1 have serious objections 10 any
attempt On tue part Of Congress TO inau-