, 1860-07-30

increased from twelve to fifteen. The free
States hare increased sixteen in number, wh,',
tbs slave states have only increased three. vii
some Republican Mathematician the next time
he makes that pcint, please % inform his audi.
ence how long according to the rules Of mathe
mates It would tnke 8'aTers at that ratio OF il.
crease to oSerrun the free States Of this coun.
try !? [Lauehter] II iu sesetty- -hve, or eighty
years, or uoy givrn number Of sears, the slave
Sthtes increased three while the free States il.
creased sixteen, how long before it would be
ovefrun BY the Stare Sta.esz Such all ar9u
ment ss prepostercus.
Again. they tell us ther want the Territories
for tie free white men Of this country. I TOO
want thsm for the free white nen of This coun-
TT, and propose that the free white men of
ihle country shall have them. Wherever ron
leare th white m.n OF this country, uueou-
troEed By Congress, and unirHuenced BIZ nut
side interference, they will have the Territories
l mean that cElss nj ulen who iii uo our Ter.
r1tories. II yol leave them to act free.y. thew
WI! take Possession Of the Territories, Why
do say SO! Our Republican friends say thts
institution is miserable thing for country;
that these Southern States haEe impoverished
Themselves ~ I; that all their wealth consists
IN miserable negtoes. Yet they say thst it you
'ease me questlon open, and 10 not interfere
VIVA the strong arm If government, these mis-
erabie negrnt will take possession of the Ter
ftor1es. Who are the people Of the Terrific
nes: They are the eute-prising, go.ahead
Yankees of the New England States. Thrs 70
eveTywhere. see and kn9w pretty much every-
thing, snt in the end ret pretty much all the
money. Il The son Of the Northwest Injured
10 the toll and hardshjp5 OF !. frontier life, who
goes to our Territorle, to geek better home
is the enterpr'sing foreigner who comes to
our Shore in search OF a1 asylum from the hand
o1 oppression, 10 bask in our fire. institutions.
who goes into the Territories to help people
tnem-Ara these men 10 be displaced By the
miserable negrot Tell me if the terntories
peopled By men Ike these can BE- oyerruu hy
sueh miserable negroes from the South, ~ the
h:publ'cals are taking abontf
But they say again, that the doctrine OF Pop
Mar Sovereignty will not do that WAS tried in
hausas, and civil war, discard and bloodshed
we're the consequence Geotlsmen, ! deny
mat civil War and b!oodahed in kausaa were
tbs n+equences Of the doctrines Of the Kansas
Nebraska bill. Aud think can show you.
that II was the result Of the doctr1ae Of inter-
vent,on. Who brought that about? By tie
the terms Of that bill tue inhabitants of kansas
went into that Territory 70 build up for them:
selves homes, aud expected to live there until
these people had gone there, By the doctsnes
ot that bill they were themselves to determine
whether they did or did not desire slavery. As
soon aS that bill became Law, We found organ
Eng throughout the New England aud other
Aosthern states what wers termed Emigrans
AID Societies. Men we're subscribing money
Q buy Sha.pe's rifles aud Colts revolvess, and
heJ sometimes said D,bss, but the peop who
= ssnt out 'hsre did not aes hts they h4d sser
vas 10 do wbatf To make pasce4bis settle
nsuts in Kanaasr No, my telo. citizens. In
h. very c'rcu.ar tbeJ Issued and signed, call
ng upou the North 10 aid. ther asked them to
end men. shey called them enigrsnts, it il
rus. but why did they send enlgrsnts iato
ssns1.-for The purpoto Of keeping 2.very
sxtf An aataxon1stie spirit In The |
'outb, sad Southern men srming then.
sl1sa and gong in bsrds TO. that
'crritory. Whist fcrs Was it to max. peaes-
bls citizens aud build mp hunnes for themselves
nd their children! No! It WAS to oriye out
he free eoilers who had come into the Terri,o-
=, and to plant slavery upon the soil. Thus
boss who were legisimately the inhabitants OF
-ansas, who went there to make it their home,
ere over1un b. Lsne and his horde Of ysKa-