Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07
serenads 10 M Douglas Speech IN
Responsa.

WASalNsgux, Jruc = last night
= rasrrss,cn wa. fa-mci at ths D9lgiss
liradauaftsfs IN ats city, whish had
been ii.unhaatryl IA honor ci the u5ni.
BATON. sod gh~ .yscessi1n proeaeird 20
The railroad stssiao "a receive the Illinois
asd uihrr E4Itin-ra t'tavspt &c delegates,
wbo were accompanied ty tho grgst West
srn Rsud. anI came ~ special tra's. ln
nciiatciy aa arrJyis,.. the procession ~
paired 70 tho ryAidcnce Of Judge pyag
las. ana conplimen,ed him ul;h = .ore,
made and repeated huTfas 10 aeknowl-
,dginv these eviiences 81 their frienl-
ship. Nir Douglas spcse ss follows
Follow CiIiTsbs II tbabk yyu ior tbl.
manifestation Of scar kiodasSs ard of
yoar enthusiasm The rirrumstsa-,~ un-
der uhirh lhys vast eravi have HsssU bed
spsutlurou,., add without prpyIou' 20,
Ice. dsanbs.rates aa esrBestHesS u fC,l
Ir- which hils ny hssrt with gratitude
e. be the shcscn .tas3sfd bearer q the
auly political 0tEaHjsl Iau winch = coo
ssrystite sad powerful enough O. ssvs
the eountry iT0m sbohtionism aud dtsu8
100. j. indsed, a. harCr & vhieh any cit-
isea may b rtcad sm tally imPres,
sra with the responsibility og the pssi
tian, and trust that Divine frovidea. c
will Iwpari t. NJ ihs s,rength aUd Sis
doh ,o ttmp'y wiIl al its frquirstu snts-
(APVlsa'C
Our beloved eguaTy !. Threatened
with a lrarTal sectional autsgoaism which
n!.sas Ihs lnisu itsslf IN lsansInent peril
Iais aa,ssosis- is prOiussd BY The Effort
ia enc section Of Ito Unioa % use the
Federal Ciovsrnmsst for the PurpoEc q
restricting aud sbalishipg slavery, sbi .
,orrsspcadinE efaEJ in the other seetioa
i., the purpose Il extending slavery iHto
lAa,s Fsgieus where the pscpls % noi
want 70 fCdes vi that's tVNe
The aisTs mea ia saeh sce,ioa dtpsBd
Congressional ihtetVsnttoh ppoa the sub
jeet oi slavery ia the Territories They
agree in respect 10 Ihs power and duty
Of the Federal GaVeTHmeut 20 control the
question. aud differ eHly AZ to the mode
Of exercising the paNer TIE cse de-
maads the iesfVehtioa Of the Federal
Government fer slavery, aud The ether
Sgsinst il Esch spPsais 10 the passions
uod pf,jatlievs al Its oWu sloetica against
the peace aud harmony Of the whole
oouniry --fCfies OF " that's 50, and %.
plsuse
Oa the other hsnd, the position IT al
conservative sad Jaion.loTiug Aea IL, Or
ought to be, the, u non iHtsFveH,tas by
CaUgrsss, With slsvrFy ia the Territories
fUEiss Of that's the true doe,riae," asa
applause
1ha vas tie pesitioa u ths pssn scts,.
lc party 10 the Presidential contest Of
ISls, aad is6s sad 1850 This vas
the p0sitioa up6a which ilsary Ciay,
MF Webster, Ar. Gazs, ssd The ifieS4s
Of the tlnisR, cf al .isaliticai sihaitiss
Of thai day. established the eomFEsnise
measures II 1850 --llpsa this essa@oa
gFaand u nan nintssvealiaa tbeg e"ases.
ded sad pat le illgAa Ihs AsoliI'Onis.s es
che North snd tbs sseossiehssss Of the
south is that nsmssabls eoStesi CEies
a. ws'il DO it sEain. aud shEes cheers Tor
Daaglss.
Eswss a. lhis eemmea gssand Of ''aop-
ln,esvoasisaa that the WAlgs sd Dem.
ooaFsa aasesa ~ stand ea tkslr Fespecaiss
pasey platthEas Of ilss2, The Wig
psTsy adhered faishfully 10 this PsipciFls