White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-09
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cne ,S EsT 1s,s 10 d, the House at wasbiSa.a
Underwood. of Ga, lad u
the main speech. Hill, of g, nc made
The former is DsmOcrat-tbs' I I',. hin.
South American. ~ "oer
Underwood, Of Ga, aspe,l.l
Southern Know NothinTs AZ 10 The
said he. unite and make III. So.. u.s.
solid Phalsnx. Let US do nj, t ~
the Republicans" Nor did be,,oOOo'r
Appeals failing. he thre,teDsS' mere
they refuse. if they dare to ran,
Democrats, the people Of the soT,S NH %:
repel and repudiats them" TbisS,u. VIII
his colleague to his feet. who decI,r.J Tught
he was for great Union p.rtv ". Ina saS
would war alike upon .DsmOcr,,, aeG
Republicans. The following d;,,. aa4
then snsued:
UnderwOOd-Whsre will YOU "a, 49,.
recruits in the North? e'!''f
Hill-From the conservative, =,
have been voting for the Republ;e,,.uO
I dSdiiiob TIC OCLuOCTAIS.
Undsrwood-Is the gentleman Wilt.
to affiliate with such men as Tbsd g..
Yens, who supported Fremont.
Hill-Well. how do you usn,y. :.
affiliate with Free-SOil-B affalo. PlsIs,~
John Cochrane! Laughter Ho, \
You get along with Squatter SOVEREIGN.
advocates? More Laughter.l No D.n'
ocrst in Georgia is in favor Of SQu.t.,
Sovereignty. Everything is good 81
with the gentleman, which comes into n.
Democratic net. Laughter.1
UndsrwoOl-The Democratic i, II.
only party the Shareholders can d.D,DJ
on. The most extreme Southernsr nav.
asks for anything that is not clearly ri,S,
and constitutional! And Northern Dan.
ocrsts never stand out against til. A..
mands Of Southern Democrats! Tbs,
always grant whatever the South s,k,E
But, sir, do you pretend to say tia. Ii.
most conservative of the Peoples party
in Pennsylvania or any other Free STATE
would grant Congressional protection h
Shareholders in the Territories? WOvlI
Joy Morris grant q slave code?
Hill-Explained that slave cole wa
strictly q Southern measure. and tb,,
conservative men in the North were no,
to be expected to support such protest.
but they were opposed to aggression on
the rights Of the South; wanted the
slavery agitation stopped, and harmony
restored between the North and the South
which was better than q slave code. Mr..
Hill referred to the free trade doctrines Of
Southern Democrats. You preach free
trade. but you vote for a protective tariff
President. Laughter.
Underwood-But we always vote for
a President who goes with the South on
the slavery question!
"TTue. true," shouted the Republic-
ans. "True, true" will respond h.
country. But the doughfaces Iquirmel,
yet not one of them said q word. Thg
needed not the taunt or scorn Of is
Georgian as hit followed hit, and one
sharp blow was followed BY a sharper
one. applause ringing out tellingly from
tbs friends Of the parties. An accom-.
before US reports the continuation Of Tie
debate thus:
Underwood went on to glorify the
Democratic party for the great deeds it
had done. 1t was the only party that
could command Northern votes in favor
of slavery. The Democratic party had
destroyed the protective tariff. nnder Polk;
it had struck down internal improve
ments; it resisted . Pacific railroad fer
the benefit Of the free States; it repssed
the Missouri Compromise and opened al
the territories to the introduction Of
slavery; it had adopted the principles Of
that immortal statesman, John G. Cal.
houn; it had added slave territory to the
Union, and it was the only party that
could be relied on to protect. psrpetuai'
and cherish slavery. We have q united,
Homogeneous party. counting 81 votes on
this floor Let the Americans add ..
making us, and then we will End
means to get four more votes from Dem
ocrats who are outside Of our organize
ton.
Hill inquired whether in making up
his calculation Of the harmonious De-
mocracy he included the Tariff Demo-
Gratis, with Buchanan at their head. the
Free Traders. Slave Code and Antl-
Slave Code Democrats; the bred Scott
Democrats and the Squatter Sovereign
ties; the Disnnion Democrats and the
Union Democrats; the Lecompton and
the Anti-Lecompton Democrats; or Il ne
did not mean these discordant factlons'
where did he get go Homogeneous Demo
Gratis? Great laughter.
Underwood. excitedly-You stop your
questions. This is my "put in; ."
down, sir, I'll answer no more Of your
intsrrogations. More laughter. fOu
ought to be ashamed Of your conduct
Instead Of helping to harmonize the on!
party that can stay the Surging' idV'Oc-
ing tide Of Black Republicsnism' !c1i
party are striving to distract and di,las
Il. Great laughter, in which all SO"
Joined. IL.
Underwood was worsted. he 1851 ~
temper and his cause. Knowing thu, n'
appealed to the Democrats OF the NOIsn.
West and eulogized them. "Ih:y We.
gallant, true, and wonld stand Oy 'n'
South" He repeated this rsIML.
+" We can trust them. They are s0e n.s
to be trusted" But mob DsmOe5
from the North West answered; w
this brought up aTsnnssSsAA VINO ~
quired: n.u.