, 1860-01-14

Lfkk ErfffTlIU If they HCu difficulties. IL TiOOul
and Iarknesa hung over them. be asked what
would be their condition If The Union were dis:
solyedy The institution Of slavery was sur!
rounded mn one side by rater and On The other
i,r tfe free States. They hid The Fupitiye Slaye
Law in force. and tie North was between them
and Canada. If lie Union were dissolved tlIe
slave would be free and beyond rcclama ation the
mon;,nf % he cfossed r. tie l;neo Mason md Dixon:
A thousaud slaves would cscape where one
reoches Canada now. and in few years there
tTonjt; mt hr n sinye left in The border States;
Dut The rnnning away Of their slaves would Iot
h. Mi. or the worst Of their troubles Dissolu!
tinn nj thc i1nioi, conlJ co,ftr no safety. M ri
less It would t,c to open the African Slave Trade
Il tl,in.- which ali patriots would deplorc. and;
which In The end would oyerwheIm tLo Sou,h in;
1,1iu: /: = !, s-.,.'
Ills remarks on this subject produced pro-;
found sensation, The American members gath;
cred around him, and the fire. caters scowlel up-
Of, him With malignant yisaces, Many of them
not toierate such language. They soupht to
hreuk lin down bv Ioud MD ;nsoIent int RIM
tionx Int he carried bimsa,f throurb the ordca,
will, i;pn;tv ani 1;r,nness: Hs e3torted from
thnm in thc midst ri This scene ycry fan,ao;ny
coufession. roinr TO show tho ultra aud sec.
hc r. yon nra scs;rons IN barmo,;1c viii r,s md
elect some mun who IS not Republican. wl1y
did vou not vote for Gov. Gilmer. OF North Car.
DINA. STAKEHOLDER, an upright. honorable. i'm.
Dnrtial u.au: Twice it was in YOUR power to
have elected him.
Now mark the answer. Keitt, Avery, Eng
.lish. M1ilson. Lamar. yallapdi.Lam. Kust.
they; would vote for no nian5who bad received
Republican support, rs (;ilmer had-14 Kepub.
LEANS l,ayin,. voted for him! Iuisses from the
Americuus. ."Nell, gentlemen; let me sup
pose Il case" remarked Stokes =" Suppose il
Kepublicans would vote for j)oct ck under pr,-
test for tue purpose Of organizing the House,
how many Democrats would deem that sufti.
cient cause for withdrawing their votes from
hiu,?" 4 score Of Denocrais replied shat th,v
wouid! They would not allow tie Republicans
to yute for even Uocock, -iScufatjon:i
"That is lust what wanted to lind out"
sud Stokes. ;" You are an ultra, sectional purtT,
and no Southern conservative mzn can honor
ably or consistently act with you!" IApp1ause].
Tie referred to the '';rreprcssihle" divisions Of
the Democracy on the slavery question, and
especially in regard to the dogma Of squa.ter
sovereignty. The doctrine put forth by the
uou.lus school had been most bitterly de-
nounccd by the Southern Democratic press. In
his State Nr. Douglas and lis followers we're
declared 10 he .ror.r than tie Erpu1licaas. and
ons leading paper, the ..Staft Eanner, h.d snid
yr. l)nusIas wouil hare baen in fall fellow shin
u;,h 41c Rcnnhlicnns. but lhev would mot nc-
cn'1 I'm, ifr fn,,nd thc 1]emocfacy d;surroeine,
in II. State nnJ ,l;sapreeinr here. Il ". saii
n thr Senate m the ore taud: that if ,be l.res-
iIen,'s letter Of acceptance lad not been con.
mt hare carried n single Northern State. and
~ ,h, othrr hind thnE If Il had mt becn con-
str,.5 nu,;ns, nn,,,inr ,nyrrronty ho could
nat ,,nrc c,rr;e3 n single Snuthrrn State. liz
VIVA cnnose| to Ills ci1ensinr and beinr cheated.
and wanted : stop nut to obtaining votes under
e.
ccfsntc ths aanne as other swinliinr~ FAn.
nis,,s"i liz denied tl,at tho hmericans intend
Fl ~ ,.!,to fnr sharmn., ar hal;ored viii, the
Rnnnbt;cans m The Slavery one.t;on. Int mt.
.;lip' ~ thot ,,nost;or tt,e Nor,hcrn ond
S.uI y! '"as I'a ~ a1e,ast 1T
"a.ue ~ araa. enaS,;nne If H. d.,- Th.v ,e,s
a,ke a, % nppossa 10 re.open'pg tnG Als'ca. an
ssS,o H. ~ ais",aa I.sa;a..'. ~ cii; M
I,s; +" ,'S 'su.,,
.at.':.s'. 5 ,..a..'a - 49, ans..,*,t, f.aas,;..,
In,ooS tian Tna;, .s,, /, raS,,o ~ ,o ,4'tact,o,
~ a,,or;o,,, ;,'d,strr orains, II ia ~ c,i's;;,,, "
f.cts If fore;an cnn'ne1,t;nn wr1c MT f.res.tlr
DIVERSE and upon ont the important question
a,i carFnntions nf Ills Dempcrutic Admiuistra
.;aa @ - ',,nr;o.aa r' a,,J Wonrhi;c.as ..ars
noa.,;,r on ,,,;'od . md h., vivid adj +ha,
.1ra-a bo,I, so ,r1;ous n hava tT;ys ~
| mt nort, 90 ,urusi mi ri no,yar ,Sa,
~" ~ ia i;ai.;n ~ 80 .Ie f:n;",, :. 49,.
ne ts ~ W. ,., III | ,"se .hn r",nnr",
Husn.v His,.s. np ~. W. a ~. hao, n.t
=. ~ t.'s..,s'aa,. 49, ~. - ~.
.ai".a ~ ~ an,,,t;nn h"d.s.,, id .ha rasa
I;I;n,, ,tl;:rsJ h.. Nrfs;i,.r M M n,nen,,men
| to lint introd1ccI by Clark Of Missouri. ant
suii il had been unanimously urre, d upou b,
tile Southern Opposition. Referring to the elo
1 - 81 =.