New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

: 'tors who voted for the repeal Of the
D,p cfisto DO q thirteen bad been ORDERED by tie
mhronn ION pforA, fsw Of them had got ohics
pore 70 s'sy ~ no would have 10 leave very
uL'er BuebaI an, bat ID. got ne Pre- deotaI mag.
sfon StIleD A. Dousas ID II; he cond biok
et, ~ Ls resd sho u 20 ,po.'t BE- President, ald
thai ne ont, way In witch be ..o.t iThsv toIs ma
70 WISE by going 10 with the igger 10 ths Territores
ttst 81 ~ could lot go into any O. 60 Ksnss. aud
IL had made desperate effort to 70 IN aud e,f1rts
'nly by the most sx'raord airy sacrifice Kansa. 70
wat Ksus Psvsd to Free don Ought not e sbonId
be permitted to cone into the Union sud 1hs sosss
he 10 Of The attempt 10 bride tbs people of ,he
viii 600 900 of scrrs of land TO come 10 u6der ID
Leorpon Cots tuition There was territory wes
f A'kspsss toto which Slavery would go II not
y evtnted. When Douglas orgaoized the
line ,be parallel # 81 instead of ;S' 20. in order
TO sdd 30 u 10 the Indian territory, which he was
would be Slave State. IL should be our Work 10
redeem this territory to Freedom. Years ego Con
grrss Increased the State of Missouri BY i've 1tie'
out # the territory conserated by the Missoun Com
prom lie. Etw be sss for wife men aud women In
the Territories. He went for ceOstcrating tae TERN
Iies tf q ULiied aes 10 the white race he was
for wife wives ard obie daugh'ers. He would call
u Democracy the Negro Dem ,eracy, AID in fset
here mich fusion end confusion about II that
otgbt TO be called The Mulatto Democracy. Louo
larl h'tT 81 applause He W d have lh- black man
in The uopics for which be was made. This ~ould DC
easy to co Wten the nth asked TO help then DO
i. II he Were down South he would vote for John |
BEL is The heel OloW 62hlJst the negro DsuoSrdV
in fact. f. Just the fJr u hch he would
for sbraban Line 10 here Mr. Smith alluded TO
TIRE remark Of Mr. Sc ard that Slavery could not 60
into the Territories unless the African slave trade we're
opened. He cid Lot believe 10 this The more area
given 10 Slavery, the more slaves tbera W, ud be |
century b nee. Bot il not merely question |
whether would permit Slavery to continue to be |
the mott powe' OF the Government. Why old those
Tin Wing Senators vote for measure In which
they die pot believe? Because tn bddsD to dol
by the slsve tOwer. lie was for having an end OF ibis
control He old Dot mean TO make au attack on the |
people Of the Sout Had they not read the speech of
Niit.r Davs Three cheers for Winter Davis |
Cou'd conceive Of the ssity Of an armed lice
ttrt ughout tie country here No but it was neces
ssTy Ia the South. The shareholders constituted but
very small proportion Of voters the great mass of the
Sou hem oters lived in logcabi ard huoted wood |
chncks ard they Lad cen prsnsded that the Repubi-
Gals wanted 10 Tree all The negroes and make them
their ,au0li. They tod that the whole Nor |
were Jul Of John Browns. They how ed dlwn the |
real sattsmen Of the South by their lies about the |
North He was for utiou with the patriots Of the |
sonth and he that would he secured under
tn. PRESIDE cy Of AbTahsm Lincoln Great applause
The meeting adjourned AT late hour with three |
cheers for Lincoln and HamIin.