, 1860-07-30

wv. t.." .E,1, md upon which w.. ,,;n.-
,t1vy is thst Of slavery in the T-,ritories
What did hs tell vcu ia regard tn that? ".
exclusi. slavery from tl.r T-r.'.rI,.- He ,,v,
there il ths ordinance Of az; but thas va
adopted i,.Eose The Coustlt ution WIS frsn,rd
aud therefore he contends that it was under ths
Ordinance and BY .irtua Of lava under the
Constitution thst slavery WAS excluded from
the Territories. True, tho Ordinance W..
adopted By the men OF the Revolu.iou, before
the formation Of the Coussisu,ion-this Urdi.
nance which was to govern every foot of Terri.
tory then be!ou giux to the United 5satea, and
States. One Of il clauses reads:
.rhe.s sha,1h a.j.brr tnrouot,rv .-,,tut
IN the .ad te7t=rY, servs han IN the punL htnel u
atHs.
4 Vo1cs-"hers does that territory liee
p1auSe. You stand to. day upon soil made fret,
by the very Ordinance adopted that Jay. But
| Mr. Allen forgot to tell ynu lhat tha. Ordinance
became ob,oiess aad intellectually the adoption
| Of the Constitution He proposes to ah',ic BY
| preme Court Of the Uaited States has decided
that the ordinance became operative by fhs
| adoption Of the Constitution Of the United
StA'r.. He says ho would not vote for man
MI" did not endorse the decisions Of the Su-
IRENE aea ~, coqts. ~ "en, & WI % aho" mn pretty
On that eround- [cheers and lighter!
| Ihe very drss Congreas which met un-
der the Constitution Of tho United S.ates
There Is tde act, holding up the statute. ~hen
"ssonRton w. lresldent md this drst Ton
| Gress that ever assem- bled Ee-atifneh the orai-
hanes OF 17s7 aud made it vaid. Threat and
pfoioneea sPPlAuse.l ~ says to tats iHtt ".
gent people 'hAt ths fathers did not exclude
slavery under sne Constitution. Why here ara
| the lava Af Jour country; you MAY look at
I hat 1s%t 1tIr
~hen !1na ADAMS "a* r!sstrut. the Terri
soFF OF t9u.anA nAs organized, aod the orii-
| naacs oI ~, e4slai!ns aa7ery, WA* extended
ever + Ia lsg9: wh.n Tho n,as Jefferson wus
fte'laents Ios tss1.osy Of iE1uo'a was organ
1.,ion tte ord,p.nes Of ~ srraa unded sns foos,
waseoa e1euasa m.s pras;H ~ to-V; when lanes
Aonroe vas ffesioant, we Missouri Cum
| ptomSe ac. ~as passed. excluding slavery from
~ Naosas aa,a uoa eosaska. M Aad yst that was NOS
| eheets.j ID lsI6. ~hsn Old Hickory w.a
t'4; u9A., 'ue 4etlNosy OF "iscnssin Was
lotuae1: aaa s'4'ery M e1clu.rI ram It br
SS, A. o. aa'Yrsss Ss 70 aM;miny tho acs OF ~
lheaoT nVeA1er and app'anse. In l>3S,
when Marlin van Bnreu was President. Iowa
was traneh as Territory. and sarrIv vsx
e1c.noeo from Il oy an act OF Congress. In
isa' We acquired Texas, under cet.a1n reso-
au1'ons, PfoFlso 10 one Of winch declared
n snas n all fhe territory living north of SSo
% Nasefy saou1d ne7er e1i~t, even in ,hs
States to be 'o1ned sheretro1n. John :r.I.s
W. ~, tessaea. aoa s'sned the articl~: ard NE
90 }oo SUPPOSE oa:fsd that 1rov,so, Il. vns
2.epn*n ~ =. noukias. E.emeuuous cheering:
u nlI .ate, James =. Polk, of Tennessee, being
~ hnoeas, $40 tesr1tory OF Oregon. away Gu
the Pacific, was oryanized, and tie act frauin-
oregon declared, that neither slavery, or inyoi.
9ntafJ sefVssude. should exist therein. And
stephen A; d ''xlaa otleiet the propostion.-
loueat applause
OF slavery. by successive acts Of Congress. tx.
.ssud'ng through tor sixty years staring him in
lhe face. this man tells us j. was not tha nn,cv
Of the fathers. lL,ueh:er aud cheers WIZ
say to tbs iatell. .ent peo h. that tbrv hud -
repeal ths Missouri, Compromise which
prevented slavery from enter;nv ~
sas and Nebraska, 30 As 10 bu con,,.t,
ent Vita the Legislation OF 1850, and let H.,
Peop:e DO ~ thay please, when IN lssn YOU
ald not repent the Mexican laws. whiru kept
s.a'sss sa. out OF Itah and New Mexico? Did you
rot g. leave the " unrcpesl:d: Did uu, Clay nuI
Benton and Doustua say they were il lore? #
Jou n1a org"a'zsd .nsas and Nebraska iu the
sae ..a' rs safu IN my opening remarks.
rsu psus y. ma a. M'm ;n'ty wuuld hase occurred.
tAgp, pw aueeT nss f.aaa laats 70.
w" NY 1sene >, who il right? IL there upr
9uesnon 20, ut slavery in the States: Are
and amused with milk st,r,.st III.
why, ho" many bowi' u milk has Nr. Uuuy.
HN;rs
Laughter Where was fri nd All,.n 49,,
John I. stuart be4s Uou.;la4 befor, .h. n.,,n.
tof Conxress and overturned bja bowl If nnft !.
Laughter and applause Where W., tr,tni
'i"en "nen D0uKia* undertook 4, crt into ,hf,
Senate OF the United States. and stsosv l:1."' ~
knocked over bis bo u o, uilx. ;i,o,1,n,,.J
laughter ana applause. Where ras Nr. Auc..~
"nen -terhen 4. Douglas waa.e,l 10 be uonl
a1ea Tor fFehldens in 1852 aud F-a,k ~
knocsea over his bIsl ct uli4. Kan
:" hn
James Blchan IN upset bis kettle q: n
ksnc*sd laughter. And where, !,
o1 HeaVeu, Will the lit,ls G,.ut he
h ham Lneoin ssTr,-s over him, and
DOW Q! uMk! lGproarh'ns la"4'4llllIDI!l.
plarse Mr. AEea sns. :Aat Thomas 4, ,t.-.. =,
was opposed % excluding Saver frn ~. rrr.
rlsoFtss- y l.v- mt Shown sou .hat h.: -,..n,L
the b'!l in ls"o excluding; slavery tror. N,ch;.
gun; nut he quotes letter tram Mr<&t.r.ou
IL M l'sn sgain:t The vi souri, c.mir;.uissa' lua
Compromise: he SAID that lie b IL ,,.', ".ss""u
to extend It 10 the Pacific: but :n ah,1,'st..,
woald cot slet hiT. Laughter And tb.: wss
lae sea 'op that lie gaze ior chaupiuR h,,c,
on on tne subject o! .!atery, aul lutruIuc,rv ,b.,
~: 's :sosa7xa OIL. Mr. Douglas sud lha
'hssoufi Cainproui' So Wis Il y.ry sarr.I ,,,ins.
-was caEon,zed in thr hsa.,. ~ * .h sasseu .1ink
4ua ~ as sonsho" or ether r lated to ths Con.
''a.'9n ~ ~ Hseit'
M w Atsn aass that slavery il not sesr.s.
W. W. IL mAAeA n1ttsr4
'lso: Jpn hat is bis proof? lie tells ,on :has
!, cen tne Constellation Was formed; there wxr.
hilteen Staies. twelve Of which WAR. slsr.
states, aad only ons Free; then he mn. ~,
'r'hmetic2l proposition II in seven,v 800. ~
rue Fee St.te bus grown Ia sev.n,.., -sas CO..,
welye Stare States have only rrn.n ~ ~ aua
low long ut that rate will IL ,.k., ~ s,: nnseu;
lasery all over tue country. v.r,
'oslt'on; but why did he not tn , ou IN .au.
that he and bis Dtmocfncs h,a h. .aa'
'errstorie~ freer That ID ,he rav ~. ~ arPt .a'
tales. ICheers1 Thnt svn)a; s'' f'eo
StAteS came IN h. fr4r-,h.r 80 ~ ~ uahT
-. ~ H0 - e1 1-loey made the TtTrlto-
lea itee IT t bud read the unnt rmL -
Fcu have found in it tha unrae :. r"Ns te
hili in ,h, WV h., oh,.I. IRAN UP :
III Iii 1e 'nn"'a 10 and ~hen H.. IL
- ~ ~ not aepa:t 1rcu1 IT, [Ksuey+ia.
.es ss irea T4rr,,o,;a. a-.s ~ 'hese irr1no-
'..-;,o-; teot = ~ "Alta We have tree
e'tNosles, ne VIII Eeyer hare anv ,,isrn,.
bout the admission Of SIart ~rates ''P"'
=, 80. ~ aoJ lssue os the kind-i:
ID never afise- lou cannot GET y thn,..,I
re m toxe.her ith,rt n Au an"
h., will ,}o a tb;r, =. "''a'e 1Mopk ilen'.
.raa,. -. =. so oe'1'mcttal 10 t,eir in-
s,ts - ~ intsouuce SLAVERY lnto their l,,n
,or. .i.-a..: AIoee the "a1le Question X
ee o.A'e'J III iAe territories, and IL IN cnly ;.
- tot man to talk about kl.varv 80,
il. RfoYerv il avvrs,a;v, mt, ,a'n uocsl1he OF
r,entioa j. nal s,,"r..s,, ""''G ne says non.'n-
.rdty tell n,. !. hue iii suppose DC will