The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

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ylAs8 W1ssosa
1870
"ASnsefos' nay TO- ie0o
0'""en 0s"''s ve's recs"oa.
I"eh, s'em|" oh"' 'naoaaceo "h IN eod,e'n
~" io' VIC pan~""en' " o''nes >sAn" 'no oh'
"eSsses' heeHco'
mo nose CONFUSION n we galleries., WHEN are
"swaed 30 .ren Ass SCARCELY anything can be hea'd
On melton OF W. PuGH, Ne ban ansndsiory Of tne eel
|" ssnonAh fe ritoriA governmens IN Utah vss taken
Up.
After SOM discussion The subjec. was pssponed ami
Monday Asxs
ne bill fo the relief Of Arson Dart, Superintendent o.
Indian Affairs IN Oregon, vas taken up.
NJ LANE, (aen) Of Oregon, explained Tho bnl
without action the specia order mr. psvss resolu
s~r., -. ..r.u,
80 W.
M PROTECTION OF HAvRy IN THE ruxuromns-RDCB on
Mr. DOUGLAS on souArrxR SOVEREIGNTY
Mr.. DOUGLAS, (dem Of ul-xr. President, I have
'esp'0s ''f lA"' sp0ns VI '.S1AA ""1n 0'n
snts In assaults upon tho personal character a
any Senator. have no desire to elevate nv
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or 70 place any senator IN faso position before
hh ooastituens have assaults 70 make upon sny
an. - m ,,rnaschu.an, oS IN. 5000 ,--v,
~ :" "ns
ha' escn sena'or sno0d oe'o me country and his
constituency upon the record a. made for hiuse
90 n0s UvmpH1 ~ :" maen o. inc 'peecn o. the senA
poeton for seems To have been necessary for him 70
dr,v . pay.,,ei het~.su nj. ,r.,,o.. "a y,
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n % necessary Tor me Also 70 refer 10 the
position Of that Senator BY way Of contrast 10 my
with . view 10 illustrate INV own outntops shsu mi
indulge todsv IN The discu.on ~ .nv ~
se ~'' " ~ 1s'u.' " ny s'su ao' '"oofy Oh
government much less IN the discussion OF the legal issue
which has lately been attempted 70 be forced on the demo-
' '1' op ~ "'' 'oo~s'o,
Wnen ioroeo INTO dneuss'on WIN the Attorney General
Of the United ates did smuse myself with the discus.
.on nj certain LEGAL pyosit,ons mn, hcan.e sh.v h
r",s.'-1,, ~ >Aey ma
anything to do with the political issues before the country
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@ n inc pr'n S pS'O. 70 which snau direct my
my tpeson, WI De Iouno N csrAn exrscs from me
spsecn Of me senator from Mississippi ~. Davis)
denoune'ns the doctrine Of squat,sr sovereignty.
Mp DAvl, ldem. Of hss. sad ne senator from IL
nno nea noi msa nun tna ne n1enaeo 70 use these eI
uAcs - ,ne uxs Ioi ~ speecn, no wooid nave made
some verbal atera.ons shas would have made bis mean
ne clearer. he urner sao tnat ne would do General
csion d he saprsn. Court be folly .ooo1asd sih
Ar DOUGLAS stated thss ne bad taken the speech a.
be desired NOT to be interrupted. ana oOatiDued-I in
tend TO treat hin (kr DAVID fairy and kindly, -
doabt not IL "a. bean bis intention 70 treat me The
this doctrine Of squstser sovereignty or NON inter
venuon, a. The Senator has indinerenuy used the
% The Ieuitorss Of the Uui.od States but that
was distinctly p<ocsinAed by Gen Cas- In his Nichoi.
.Aa letter. He 6sSame ths nominee Of the democratic
70 non Intervention an Wa supporso BY that party
that issue The same doctrine incorporated into the
Com omise measures Of 1880 in op soaea n The efforts
Of The senator from Msssspp, and IN narmopy WITH The
views and Efforts Of myself and re affirmed by tho Bst
more Convt nuop in 1852 and Gen Pierce was elected
n TT-S-
and IL was again affirmed BY the Congress OF the Un
ted States in the Kansas and Nebraska bin Of 1859 and
Kansas 10 1873 ana IsS Ts. fsss az ,nh
stsniisly and positively affirmed by the Senator from
Mississippi and these facts disprove and roruts the charge
opinions with regard 10 this oueaaion stpoo INA n.
seoaior from M'ssssippi hes cone me 3 service. has
., searched the reoords for me Win view
search produce the conclusive and incoosest
BILE evidence that this charge Of my having changed nv
Committee on Territories vas mot true he tslIs VOC
frankly what the world hnew before That he has Al.
WAYS opposed this doctrine Of non Intervention and he
pans Of Kansas that the Supreme Court has come 10 his
rescue and be now v uiumphaptly sustained IN hls 90
whether he n sustained or nos IN shs v,svs which he
then held and which then oonbaiisd NOT 90 material
and nov, by the senasor nom Nssissippi and myself
PROPOSE In the hrst paos 70 invite the attention Of
the senate 70 the fact that this doctrine Of non inter
the United Saaes brought distinctly before the Amer
can people ano the democratic party In lsl7 Win view
10 IL decision BY the oopyeutSou Of lsIs Tia e.rs,o,
has referred TO letter OF Cen Ca which bcsrs dsic s
cember a. lsS7 and tells The Senate vbst an NJ ne
before thst thst Ieer ip pror "a NJ nhr
cation WAS passed around among Soutberp and Nortn
vestsrn deocr ais 70 receive Their sanctson Tbe ,i,
was prepared ana vas private Circulation for dsvs and
weeks before the date nov bears o Its publ,o isue
The senator pforme M Thai he Al The lime d.sen,sd so,
The doctrine OF non p,eryeutou A staed m thu Ncho
ron letter but other southern senssors nov onnsd \,
ne or Al apy rate other lesdIpe uoltc,sns ,~o,,d
not be able 10 saw when unlimited 70 tbsu thsv con
demped n A frankly A. the sepsto, from Hi.,n, a,d
durIps that period while this letter va bsipg ctrcrl.s
the especa friend And rs hi hand bover M ", ~
Daniel Dekip,ool preseoseo tro resolu,.oo. n, ,ha
senate embodyips the same doctrine ~
NJ prcH Tosml Of Obio rasd IN. r..o,r,,o~. -.
ferres to - "
Mr. Drr,r .s-u vii be obssrxed shs.. rs.o,,,,or.
pre.e,,es An n..cemhc, ,ss- .ss.ss s,.s,.sh
so,trine xhucb the s~ns.or frnr, u,.,--,ars 49, 10
NJ, ~ senornces Lam nos go. ,h.s NJ. Pnst. s ~.
s.r.,sl Ssss h.x. 90, dss-,....s 49, a NJ. 1
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