Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-02

have Just read. Here Mr.. b. quoted
from Mr.. Douglass speech in regard to
speaking in sclf-defense, and said
Now, sir, that mode of discussing pub
lie sentiments is very convenicnt--tO
arraign every gentleman upon this side,
and attack them i'll the most offensive
manner, sending forth that attack to the
world, and then saying if any man shall
raise his voice here to repel II, II will bc
an assault upon him, and the world shall
know that he does not speak except III
self-dCiense, and noman can answer him
without attacking him, and only from
such an attack will he speak again. |
am afraid | shall be obnoxious t. the
charge Of a~SSauitinr the Senator from
Illinois, if indeed ii be an assault To- re-
pei a most wautJn ami ~unprovokcd at
tack. More than ouc-hJlt the Senator's
speech is devoted to proving his own
consistency, from an early period to the
present time, with the principles he now
profcsscd. | DO not deny this, and this
is tine precise charge brought against
him. The charge is, that having agreed
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"'I'' nv 'T',C' ~; T,'}' ','J''a !? w
o'"H' 'H t"'' u ""I'' nc ia" p'S' ""',
!! gwen MS assent al" "'''i'.N munster
because nc SAYS 'c - nov ia ~"
a''G VIII" Wh"' IL was .I'''' w.!
one KNOWS Una. prior 10 lo''' ',c .'''I-
',I rom LUMINOUS ''l' '"' ''',"'' ''.'.I''
snip am" support VI ''r 't''"'l' rI
''"''''"..1 Pay I'" va
upon VIII" PI'"' "'', ''"''",i'''
.3' surprising ''Ir ''' E'.''I' r''i
"'I'J l",'N u"''l." S:P'''''" i'o''
:! pe"t''I"''T T'",' III ll' "I'"' "n''
''''" '"0 N'''' 10y VI "'' III .,
I",1','~''a mere anu III u'' o .tE. ih,".,
N"'' mae HIS C''1I'" "',,
N"'l "'g"'' ~ mas '.I''
,',t ta - tLn nIi.,- or a*quItg HOW
-, ~ H., Sno,t,r FORGOT IL
t.IL,iLh IN that o,iut in his srr,cb. and
rr,r,sn T., commend mvscIf to1hat part
{ nf his history When ilis Kansas and
MI, lii ,,.o. I,f,ra us ,hnrr were
7 ,l,oa ,I~i-t;rrt sentiments rrofcssrd ON
! his aoor Gentlemen on the other side
| ~ d.. .r,wl,r r~nf.sscd the rriuciplc
! .,,t r.,.,..s had -Ln r,wrr f. Govern
| ,Lo TorT;t,ri,s and there was to tee
80; in tLo Constitution 40 rrohibitinn
,-,in.. nv,~.;.ir., tl,t mower :, =, In
TT.T,lo ~-I.r.rv and tbay therefore
WON'T f,r cv,Inif,r slavery from the
T,rr;,ar,os TEr S7u,harn members he.
r:,.,i r.,.h ,Ln p,nrlIirans that Con.
had tl. r,u-nr. I.,t tLcrr was q
. I;nir,tinr Of the newer in the Consti,u
49,, Which nrnynrtod CONGRESS- from
:n. H. n,u.or :, ov,Irdo slaves
9, H., TI,,.r ord i,rmnoscJ In,
- C,,o.rass :, pr,toc+ ,~ronartv II
- ;,.t - nthcr n~rnnortv The third
80 - r,~; i, baa,1 Tho voncrahl,
S. 60 W;.5ir,n ICnn Cassl hrll
," ,.
mat inc soie power VI =,
10 institute an o'Gah'c aCt' an" So"
II We're t2h''''"'ipI 10 'nt ielt. 1,L
ny WHEN ''c PeoP'o MT - ~
together III an oFSahlHeu iIonh' anu 'nO
tney poSS's>eu S"hhe lll'cI'H' 80
e!Gh'y, Just IHG same As 'Ae peoP'' u
Hl@'c' ana Ia" d rlsh' ~ uo 40 r
pIeaSeu; we al! a9IGeu ma "U nUL
! opposed 10 me ErIhCIPIc9 VI 5"I 49,
hcah party; we uc'cIihlI'eu 'H"' ~,
gIeSs should not mus intGINerc.
party from 'he oou'il SaIu 'l't Cons,r
: governed as trustee anu H"g no PoMo
= TO exclude property iIom Loii
: which belonged eq'aii! 10 aiitIic 2,aI''
r The Senator from Illinois DeliGNea INA
. the Territorial Legislature hau " TIi9n