Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-22

lue TATE speech OF Ar Douglas, Il tle senate, re-
marked upon IN the following terms Jy tie Washington
S,.r. Deuogratc:
Toe g155t Of ST. Douglas. in the Senate Yesterday
and Che day before. precisely Nt under tre y-.lG-
stances ss-s0ardu. l.. at ..l expected As rouc-
l-r 0ratOrcli effort DO ur Ia--uua.y cl.ert.-
ily able and ingenious one. as lu argument. most
d.,il-elGrls one. as al t--o.. synopsis of tle facts
r controversy, most atroc0l-.F uuugtlia ones and.
a- State ulp,r neither more nor less than true
u.alt and shIus.l.v impatient and tricky one. Ee
sought 90 establish che face lat While he has always been
"a consistent advocate ot DIS own plan tor aboi ousr-
tHe Territories senator Davis Of Miss has alone Of the
Democratic party of the south been consistently It's Op-
v0uent Or IN other words that up 90 the adoption Of
Zine Davis resolutions ly the Senate, Democratic caucus
die whole Democrats partySsuar0r Davis alone excer-
tsd-was standing with himself Boz favor Of the right Of
the ernigrsnt aid societies ab0ll0uise the Territories
under the plea Of che gll-ter sovereignty rights of their
instruments dly sent into them 90 that end
I'm. purpose was 90 C01iOgu1 OF identify the non inter-
yer.ou prlep.e0 OF che S1ltt-Vhen co-teudiuc aaiut
right of Congress to yglte against tle coco .l'.-y
The South In .Le Ierit0res-Nith approval Of his
s.1atter sovereignty theory. Or Do other words, 20
move chat while tlc South battling against the right
ot Congress 90 exclude slavery roH the Territories She
mas st the same time battling for tde right OF sUIatcrs
f 30 that same tha-. TO sustain tIll view hc quoted
,.sarltsly from Che votes %. -re South in Congress
nam Southern resolutions against Congressional inter-
..ou bon Territorg agfu-, Gle existence OF slavery ia
f- and Indeed fr1.a any and ever. Southern word OF
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..- f.r WHOM position rather cham bv his eleventh.
--r-.i5a for his own benefit i- should mar.tlstIv
"a. Construed
b. claimed tlqt che South had voted in 1915 for
c. .ro- die doctrine of chat gau..euau's Nicholson
r..s- 5,--- aud approving hts ST. ID sIcou..-uc.oo
IN. E. 90. i. 1,.-r s.5 tHst in voting for Richardson
t. .t ro.s. sneaker ir 1re..-eacs To- Banks after
~ "a ,,,5 bis .r,r-,- s1yer.i..ty sBee,b tie South
I'D rlal.ed herself to che ayoaai OF llc s0luducss OF
~. ay 8f tte RIGHT. of territorial legislatures 90 taboo
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