Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-13

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inspired the auiho. Of that measured
M President do not wish TO say anything he
dered nsve bat do not know any way 10 which
the character aud tendency Of the or
ganc Karss by comparing to the preinaa'y ar
fangemenis VII Cd uay attend ports ling wiOt
any rch.d analogy that law my be .aa 70 have
outhy the Of Kansas The two gest
a%poo and 70 se their The pi. o. victory
State the tide and fee tate on he o'hr-
But victory decided bT the bunbr Of the cham
pon their en.tmsnt and prompt attend nee he
was 20 be awarded to the champions on either side
when consider that the champions on both iid Of this
principles sentiments aod prudee, on e subject
slavery excited and isnsmed ain n 70 frenzy BY recent Ind vo
Missouri would naturally become enave and excited In The high
s,ssyassn, 70 s.set that had The most inventive sau.
call for scheme OF polio, combining al TOE ee
gea sn,un, o. disorder personal and euds
d, usnc and blOoihed 10 Kansas Leading At h zane
time to persons .ienaon he could not have
than by adopting the provisions oil the AAns
brAska bin"
NM INSISTS uPos SPEEDY ipJrsrnM.
call TO his aid the military force Of
would be further dtb.nee but We h,vs BEEN disp
The saSs r % as s1
lied military either side; but vii tina. the evlf
eonae and does any one that ay uare emsrsnt to
tha Territory WIN fail o equip himself fas win q. o.
asOctOns no longer y.sm Of Intimidation tp,
Agn ask where all ills .nd' Can quiet ever be sstAb
party the Other driven BY force
cod the controversy
And what sr ids that We should no. adopt some MEASURE
mitigate. IL cannot remove .tog,thr existing evi and
j.s bring the Whole matt in controversy 20 e. ." by ad
ting int, the Union STATE, Do this and may
Settle this slavery ws.n NAV, any
other the best tat be devised .h,ieyer
have triumph thece will remain the side Ct the
vansuhed and ranking feeling Of discomfort and aens
on; AID whole gen'raion must before they will
whether Ksnias shall be free slave
slave STATE But, SIR II IL G edmpei%a is mus B. So {. Il
free State let be rsocsded 70 The lndan. the aboriginal
continue the pestisnt Of mortal dseaeto system
Mr.. BELL IN ls5s-THE LECoMPTON CoNsTITU-
TON.
In the speech made by Mr.. Bell in the Senate, on the
18th OF March, 1885, the Lecompton Constitution BILL
there occur the following passages:
souTH-Esr@Arso vituE
| rsios.
At than Indicated. y assumed by gentle
men, hat The rejection q this measure will be regarded as dee-
sion that slave states admitted Into the Union,
ed to in equyoeal language. THERE'S gentleman here vita
whom der as to the value Of the Union Of these States to whom
Ply between Us difference IN judgment as to the true interest Of
North ed with the Union When my ion invited
consideration ofthe advantages and BILE sng that fol-
aiiye only AMI pematuey brought forward That field Of
Is maae when quest does arise demanding sch nquy
that shall be ready enter H. and to ae the value
cont ngeney When the 40 III SHALL BY any deliberate act aepye
the sogh any fair and us and equ. patton in the ben
be admitted into Union staie had subj ct
that lying Arkansas By ,rma adapted slave labor
and by population already ave lie rio snd ~ sppl
Of such Territory 'or adm,s he UnIou
state The powerful hoh without any Of he Egs and
naturally ng out q the .i.,onri Com.
souh you shall hayS lve stsies ih't would afford
pees WITH WI s se south might WIN .oss e,pa AID win
teri GEEK to solye the Union know tha' Is uppo'ei by
that the day vii VIII the NORTH In the aog Of
IT, power will furnish ,ueh srefex as have nii ate and
the irtmGe othefs have agued this quest
saeolae hi, day
believe 1t 1.-THE souh wise to self
would have them yield 10, little OF cir lights bu,
would have her make no questionable ue In adysne SIR P
yala brtto do aweys what iu ani rant all qaeon,
When people Territory APP LIS fer sdms.!en int Unan
constitution fairly oniea with the Of tie people
exeusngs avery Soul admit mptl'; and vh.n applea
ton on the her hand RON the people Of Territory Who
have fairly formed constitution gnIng slavery. Nd in
agree th would then be time enoug to consider Of h. prop
er dy But would make Issue with the No III and
before any occasion for iss arisen ana regret mos; nee
TO hear set aior from the North 'ugeng that such Issue
| will ever te tSnt e; ed from that quarter"
TO sht ought be DONE that the solution Of
which the ssedesi termination OF this dangerous slavery
enough There has been utilization Of In the
years There have been Intervals Of apparent repose
just such as beded increased disorder and eommoon
IL Is time TO ternnaieit.
es and permanent remedy for the,e Divine
ne whoever can and vi follow his lead How iL,i
th, Jordan knot Of Kansas politics! Shall by the
swordg sha frat 'ubdue the rebtlous faction said TO
by force Of shall epdeavOr unrav This
tangled sks by some M re peaceful meansf"
FR,UTs IRREGULARITIES LicoxProS CONSTITUTION.
NY friend from from Florida Nj Mallory said 10 b. able 'psssh
souih that this Constitution be rejected by Congress will not
lon Of honorable Georgia Unless
that these honorable senaors want Immediate preteN
more fully than they to have done before they conclude to
make the rejection Of this measure should be eete
danefioH case for dsun!on We are told that wall be df
hult persuade the people Of the South that other objection
exists " ihs Constitution except hat recognize, slavery. and
regulares connected with Its history and though clear that
fOurhnh' Of The people Of Kansas are opposed to
other satisfactory proof to show the frauds and Irregularities al
made by the opponents OF this in relation to the state Of
Representative. have ob-nay per
sisted In voting down proposition investigate and take
that this would persisted In
dersoOd that the would they charged
IN have not wholly meoeyed and mssiaed the material points
the history Of Kansas affairs which preceded the formation the
LeeOmpoa Constitution have not the facts
have presented OF the existing state Of public sentiment Kansas
In relation this Consultation, j. becoming the character Of the
national to accept this instrument as the organic law
new sate which proposed to be admitted into the Cnonf
this Constitution with all lis attendant circumstances with their
prevail send Kansas be aided blood
Ihe people heref Surely SIR there ought to be and
overrng political necessity existing In the condition Of Affairs to
justify such proceeding"
rHE PASSAGE o. rHR IEcoxProx BILL WOULD STRENGTHEN
REPUDLcAsEN.
~ now ask the attention Of the the eject Of expert
ocaring slavery agitation 1854
changing the complexion OF parties both In Congress and the
country In the Congress which passed the Kansas Nebraska b
In December, 1885, emocraiic majority Of eighty four In tho
House Of Representatives and only four Free Soe and the
Senate Ike number of the latter $50 SMALL distinct
their principles that neither Of the great parties then known to
the country knew we'll how to them committees
Now, the effect OF the ebraska
the elections which ensud in the n Of 1884 the heels OF the
adoption OF that One hundred
we're returned TO The House Of and the Democratic
party instead Of having majority Of eghyfour that
found Itself la minority Of seventy and the
Der Of Free Sellers was increased To thirteen such the
peNon OF the two Houses OF Congress IN the 1hyhd Congress,
which assembled In December 1855. Now, senAe
twenty Free Sellers How many they may have
Congress will depend the disposition make Of the question
before the Senate call upon the Senator Georgia
say whether he will that number limited
sufficient number prevent the ratification any treaty
OF acquisition How long will bebeore have number
the Southern Democracy persist In their present course They
would deeply adding power OF the
Republican party consider the fearful
the results Of the Kansas Nebraska 10 create build up
threatening darken the political horizon at any time
How formidable this party has already become be well usra
only beaten the Presidential election BY The mos; desprai. e.
foris and feel warranted In saying that but
pt Of h success which one out near the close on The
Mr. buchanan would not have attained hi. pen, high position
sin the closing debate on the Kansas Nebraska bill
porers that they could do nothing certain disturb
pOsure Of the opposite chamber the
one from Massachusetts Nr sumner, and the other 0ho
the Of possible by which their political could
be reuseatd completely had the Pcr-so movement at the
to the advocates Of this THE econpton measure they
strengthen the Republican purity
the Of that party and arrest the slavery agitation
reject H. And Is their policy put
connected with Kansas Affairs at the earliest day practicable,
they Is, then let them remit this the PEG
pie Of Kansas for their ratification rejection way the
whole difficulty will be settled before Ind adjournment Of the
session OF Congress- without the violation Of sound principle
the sacrifice Of the rights Of either Of TIM Unlon