The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-22
Republicans and Democrats
COUNCIL ylI.UrTS,
pssnEss .s.s.D A-sassa.,-G .sg.s.
rsr "IsarrsESs,uIE CONFLICT.

Ia his speech az the Democrats barbecue
at JONES' Woods, y. Y. City, Mr. Douglas
sstd ,ha. Mr.. f.txcaLS "was the original
author 81 tho sireyressibls conflict doctrine.
lilo avowes That doctrine in bis canvass ia
li'ibois wish me, foar months before Senator
sEw.sp made BIZ. Rochester speech" Now,
ills irao, rs hf. Douglas says, that Mr.
fiSdoGs avowei the doctrine that Liberty
aaa Slavery are incompatible with each
ether. aud that q eonaio. will be kept up
besssaa them here. rs there has been 10
svSry other nation u the earth, uusil one or
the other .riumphs, full four months before
Gov. sxw.Rb made hi. Rochester speech
Rus. tw,thstan5linE this, Mr.. LtycoLy is
moi shttslsi 10 the credit Of being the Grss
10 give dsres. expression to shs opinion that
thu Laton saas., sooner or later become all
free or all slave. that there Was aa irreprss.
sibls eaafies, ets. In lsi6, ths Richmond
Enquirer, thea edited by Roger A. Pryor,
expressed sh.s Identical idea. Hat not to
Roger 4. Pryor, /. to be awarded the honor
Of trss stating this simple fact, known 30
al N "a. aai proved by the whole history Of
the polite. oE the couatry 10 hs true. We
mus, 20 back still fas,her. and lock higher
than Roger \. Pryor, fer The originator of
ths doctrine that this conatsy vii. sooner
or later be all slave or ali free territory,
Mr. EvsRarr declared in bis address, bat
. ilala over ayear ago, uPon the inauguration
o. tho Webster statue 10 B1stpu, that the
yissg sConssiigsisnaI Espsaaisr' eutsrtain-
cd th,s iisu,ital aFiaSau, and that Freedom
waali gam the sIsery. rs shs uoos)asisa'
nos pretend 10 bold Mr.. Wkssrgs in the
hishsst ssnsFasian. theg, Of coarse, viii not
dsa,auee bia a. ltsuniouiss and traitar
on aeeoans Ct Ass opIptous. II tho address
% wtEea SO refer, Nc. Evs1ETf sha, .ets
forth Nr. Wzp4ss' views aPoa ibis gaes.
t,un
e. 'ats lar, webster nes an'y soaslsasly
4 stsisipats1i whss the lapse 90 seven years
.iaee his disease has Witnessed aBi is wys
nesstng. that the newly acquired and pssly
asgaata "A territories II the Union waali
gov ap haas fraa Sasss., bas, ~ eoamoa
-.eila 81, 81 lssffig ~ ire s'atssHtra Ct Gre
itss ,tzasy 4, fsa. Ne Aeftspsss Gkas free lsAsy
; ,tsah s..fimairfs psseafi fHsugtaai tts
saasisg"
Tiers, Il viii ha seen. sha, 9r. WSnsTrs
! .ssa s,es step heysnd tiov. SEwAsO aud
Mr., IaScatS. 80 be nas ssiy believes that
,as e,aaiss sxisis between Slavery and Frss.
Ham. sst thai the latter wili prevail. Mr..
paasl.s ssss That shss "isrvptessihle ean-
isics" aae;rias IL asettins "sahverssve 10
ear caa.sisglian," ani that therefore" taere
is no na,t;stie day % earth which vaala be
msFs gsslSfsi - be F.Slisz.. .hsa 10 make
a.yesea erer Mr.. ItScs1S's political grave"
II E.sseatx Is deserving 81 death. TOT asaw.
srg .Aa sentiment. VI The " irre7rs.sibis
easTsss," eay eashs nes shess wha held 10
aa,s srseiAimsa sAs same doctrine before
hsss. 10 be Bad aF - nsmserstis ssserssiea
All eonismaa.ian WHY dass Mr.. usaglas
r're tsax. lssi ard frsaasasly fer "anssAsr
waA,ses 10 piles The sair 81 State over the
hresksss lnss kavsa 81 Peace sa2 safety 80
Ii be h<iiess ths q ttrvpres..h.s eandsst"
aas.sia. tin Which Nr. Webster was be.
,lsses 10 be ieestias 'ssshtsrsisa 60 eur
Csnsi.sasiea VIII sams af sae psaz'ssiss
ss-sts. stifixhter a. a lissla % tbs p8snse