The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-09-19
GREkT SPEECH
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d. Az. d islD.
Chas. r. Collier. Esq, 10 introducing
Senator Douglas, said
Ts|l0Y cI'l1s9s g! yi,giahIss0o;fs hso; !hs s1sas II
led q S,aunton the Hon. Stephen a. Doug.
lee Visits the Cpmw9Hyeslth OF Virginia.
ana by the Invitation Uf the democracy oi
Petersburg heis here to address You to:
ni,h,. have the honor to nek alatf6ddes
eo vou Stephen A. Douglas, the national
easaidate 81 The democracy iof RrssidGpt.-
(Thres cheers we're here sisen Tor Doug.
sen.tor Douglas sid sqaao
Gen,Iemeu-I fear that will net DO able
90 make myself heard 70, tbisEast audiences
i Il cons consecuencs q ths slfohg wind that is
now blowing and which must materially sf-
feet INV voice. SinC8s ihe President and
vice President Of the United States have
taken the stump in opposition to the organi.
ANA eah8 8ndaii S6lof the party which oil.
eeted them TO power, have no hesitation
q YsaDondipr to the invitation Of the demo.
Sl ii VFRnlS ~ vfhdeSteD the otgs1isA.
,ion. the platform, and the principles cf the
nstipnsl ldepocrat'c parry. lCries o.
"Good." ahd1Pplanssl Z ' .,......aa,
/ stand to nignt on tne same 'Ptes'orm o'
principles on which Cass was nominated 10
l84S. Pierce In lSozs ana bucne9an anO
BFeekinrid9e 10 1906 appiausel j. snd con-
siFue the platform o. the party now Precisy
% they understood und eonsUaea.H 'nen'-
[Cheers ~ re Z g y as-sa .,i'.,a ,as-. ,oo
In his lSlier Of Acceptance, " tpne, 1906
Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aass 49, .ss fsIP.e o. :
Territory, Ike nose o. Stase' snsh osc'oe
fer themselves @het tner siavery s"sii or snah
not exist wiinln lne" I"' snu 10 nus
sPssch q hGexlngson, 81 ~, y Wn'Sn Ig ac'
cePted NE nomlna.lop tSEo e isiss ksesasen'' u
nfeckInsose "a Issea ~ I,ssi
During ING WHY, 0s.,t.s ,h o,,es,;on & ~ ~ .I.r"
81 he Ps1y' - " :. Me SrnI";naa S - ~.
~ wss conceIneO' s. was sA,'I ST., ,S .Le
sane wsy 70 % 1se'y .S uo''J .ha,;,;"n;.,s d"n;.s ]
ern men. wnen Me aovvI, - -. SAassa uensu
that was tne uuc , Cvus.u.svh s".,,h y ~ !sFgs
c!atic platform: eH..1Ha.I wv ma." mo" "o ;n,;
all the slIeseni Sou'no,u 49,. S.s: "0:o NV
tsdstA SAaesse4ns nortnern S.s.esi .sO. 10 oIoer
70 esfute -. ..,,e cnns,rae,ions anon ,ha
had plsced the Ivy ;O"sa's :; -. ,",,a. P.n ~ "e
CmiMnnRi P's"o'" - .L;s ss.s,.,,,..s S.s !
tsnco..rln respou'o - ~ IEHsG
tinguished son'oe!; nS TI NY e ,ss.s ns,s lSs
northern states. nv M,:,,;. :. p...,.. o
q. BFecklnfloee .na L"n r.. ' !" Snh ~
kentucky; CoOo' " Uesa; =. ~"
Caroline Bel J.mln' 2. Louis,a'; S.., ono "sny
others MDO yD1eu ~ nxsassn sn,ns ~ !"
made sPt sssss y ~, ~ iSia,nr ,hs
Ntnsm s'osss III a. i viii ,exolsin /, 10
pia.'o,M s's aI.rse1 tdslH
you' im'neuss 'fp Ips;.n. made . sneats
NJ ilppeca"o.' po,.a.';,s. .a VICE p,esiden,
ir0m ane ssme ,:.a.;.~ :'.nu ~ him " and he l;s'
bIecklnI'oge' IA ,s,1ns hn,b ~ II - a5voc,,;no ,he
tenlAgIt9 ReIf9a so', y pyaTs.SSssYtI; ;ESi
desihhe thd the petP'e o. : uel.no'y, nhe
those OF State were 80 eeCaoe3 '"e s'a'e'y
question for themselves. ,tNHss.sl
Read 'he1speeGn son GpNsls Eooo' "o'
Georgia, made st West Unes.e'' Te"nsyr
vsnis, in SePtemoel-A 1922, ~ .uPpo.' -
Ms. BuehanAn, eng you WI nnu .ns. oe
advanced the doctrine 'na' s'avsiy p9lq 9sf|
excluded from tns tSlIIlssyMai9s Sr.es " Mo"
sction Or u9,Il01u n s, n. ~
'speecD. -maue mr. SoO' Ss''e'''s " '"e
Treasury. .,,
Take the present GaDsnst o. W.T. Ducn'n
sn, and nearely every man VINO mem
Der Of it is, on record commlAea 20 tue
doctrine adsocvled0 0uH enlEA Eqph: Gen.
Cs.s, The secrets,y Of SlsEe;s Mr. Eo9ueey,
the SecretsyHOf The NasE; MF. Hehtlihe
Postmaster General; /. Indeed. .sss far,s ts
know; every member OF the Caplneb apP.
ported that doctrine. ! now say tg yea shai
Buchsnsn and Breckinridge wefe eiecsed
President and Vice President on the Cin'
cinnali platform, asa~tEPounned oy Mr.
Buchanan In his letter. and Mr.. breckin-
ridge in his speech Of acceptance. Lap
plausel i IsllyOr lyssnss@9se. s A sess ~ ,h; tney
never covld ~ Ps enss les ees ~ a9. .ne'1
pledges Of iidelity 10 the doctrine Of nom
Intervention by CoDgyess with slavery inyI
,he Territories Y of The United Staies'
[Cheers.1 The contest in lS5RSwas pc.
tween the doctrine Of intervention 9p, The
one side. and non.in,ervehtiOn ., on sAso!nsr.
IL. Fremont % .their sandidsle tot The
Psesidsncv, were pledged 70 theasublect Of
slaye1y, AM asserted the tight AND dntyt Cf
Con lress TO c1atFol the slavery question
10 gae Territories. = On the other hend, fhe
De nocratic bSFty stood pledged sto the. doc
trinN Of non.interlerence bya OongEsssa 'Mlit b
slsve,v, either 10 the States OF TeItitoEies
ehe United States. Cheefs] WasDem-
ocrats then told you, End We bsliyed II tds be
true when We said Z, Una. wsslsos ~. sa.s
,he United States. IA voice. llAE is
right, sir.'l We said then. a. We nowsay,
.hss the Feder.l govern%sns Z p0s.esse. ,s en.; Go
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