, 1860-02-24
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SOUND DOCTRIEEs N A coon QUARTER.

delivered an admirable speech on the "political
oi1iIn q he day, IN the city Of Troy; . credit
alb Pesch from any one. and admirable from
lin We end L Feplete with sound views Of
our pubuc and prirats duties Is citizens of this
Union q shtss; duties absolutely necessary for
ID prsssrvation. We think Il Of interest TO our
rundurs % rsprOdues some Of these Views
Conserving the existence q deep rooted,
uids-prsad feeling of dissatisfaction with the
pres.nislais Of saais under the Union, be speaks
IN fhsss aceuTsis temss
Uni1 he present time, have always believed
that the Southern people Wers not excited and
did not lhare The alarm Or sympathise with the
lhro1ll Of disunion which were made BY their
Tlpf1llnlaiiVes at he capliaL Ibelleve now that
lhb feeling peIvadns % very great extent the
Slnt1a. True, am assured differently By friends,
uho ny ihal thls Is the old cry--that tie people
q IL South do not share the sentiment Il
hmaIlly he usual chmor q partisans a tho
Cnplnl seeking thereby the promotion Of their
party gnls-and that their constituents do not
share their sentiments Or countenance their men,
uccz But must be allowed 70 Judge for myself
-ln1 ny opinions have not been formed without
cllcliI and somewhat extensive Inquiries. Itis
= r1rt Of ny daily duty 70 observe and sindy iho
uIlnll11Ialiona q public opinion IN en- parts Of
~ United States have bad The pleasure Of
conlrrline With gentlemen from neaTlg all lhe
e1uIhlIn clnlca and 81 corresponding with con
u-TI1|'lo men N that ssc,ion Of The Union, and
tt1l. one and nl, 1ly that this Is not hctiiioui
1|a|om1nl bot that the feeling porvndea the whole
bolg q ne Southern people. Even ne men
uh6 u1Io re most conservative IN this matter
unl1 lho past lhrre months nre now seriously
considering The chances. and dangers, and ndvan-
tl1lz 81 llrcring their political connection v n
u'l Northern 1nlca Ihc1s, gentlemen, IN my
g|14, 1ll serious hcla They demand cur a.
l1n|'11-1ni require - 10 study The causes
Which have Led % lhil state Of lellng.
I11 cad1.1 Of lhil condition Of he southern
mind and feeling be alleges 70 b 10 persistent
coafll m lhl Northern States resulting N he
rld q John Brown. and IN he events which
fl14ri lh'ck and soon On The execution Of that
tIrc'onn hnalie. uhln.-
Prom one end ol he North to ne olhor meet
|1|1 4IIr hr|d-moollngs Of ulin Abolilionislr,
I|'t'c|r9 IN he invasion. and declaring tat Il
vas only |ll lI1I blow struck nf the oxisIcnco Of
I|1Il|T. I1c1l meetings uor1 attended and 3D.
1II0II 11 some Of th1 most accomplished ora
I11 81 ~ Northern States. Who took ne ground
a.. d. invasion vas iul.'1.bIs IN ne sight Of
011 md man.
re ,hus s'.l,.. vs fs.s. a painful and alarm.
I11 t.|i
ItI uuII Al con11il. Whatever may b your
U0U1I'.1 oI DE pa1I and H1aIsrlr your hopes
c ~ IlIIre. that there i n1 little good feeling
md harmony existing between he North and
|0.I0 1|1T 11 I11I1 !. between England and
f.'1'n| and q ne nms system q mutual
N|U|0aI'1n and Il-cIIm'11||1n I1al has prevailed
between be Iao sections Of his ConIcdsnacy,
18I been carried o. b.|N1.n Er1'11lI mt
|"HC|| 0T 0''|0II years. IN INr paper con
.'|'.|'.1 m n. Iofd-n1 n. a|||.nc,. o''|n.ils
&|| defensive I|aI could b made between two
|01n1nIs would not have prevented those
I|I001 '0I q single Day iI1u rIune'ng into q
NN.| md deadly war lArp'ausal
I1 t.|u down and 1abdne lhIs excitement and
I..'''1.' evaporation. be rsmnrkss
I1| South insists IN order that TIE Union
nay d |rI.I.IIc1. that he North shall obey The
000r.lI1 Of he Union. that the North shall con
60. 3, t.s son|h y I'shla [Applanss The
.|I|' " right IN making that demand. and he
|"|. - 1.aI duty % perform. loud np-
I|1'| Fms md hrrmoli he South has .
I||I 4 demand cI ~ IInl - aIau isf kor alone
|.IIIu|l| That We 1hal not mtddIo with her
|.M..|I |r.|'I1||1nr-Ihn We rhaII not rcek 70
.|"||I With IlI 111-IhnI We shall mol acck 10
'0|'N ~ 1aIc D. In1uIr1cIion Il 4 our duty
q % |I1| his Immunity from hostile iniorIaf-
~1 . secured % ne South II We are nol
I|.1'I.l 3 d. hat W are noi prepared % pre-.
'''''l. Union: t'ne appAu.sl
I1. fundamental basis unon uhi.h dis rov.
I|0n.1| rests b lhnl local 1laiIt shah Be- lrl 70
|I1| I0|11I|II1s. and that he General Govern
I.II attend only % lII1l which concerns the
NN1|. Infd1lncv. The Union was formed
U'|1'I |lf i1'Ince- defence arniagi foreign na-
N0'| i EIt0 out of he ncccs1itiea q The
I0|0'II m tine Of war. Il vas mainly meant
Al |1 11n11i11|1 he interests Of he different
"||IIII q de Union n1 10 ensure the naltir Of
I.l l101IIy IN such cmorroncics. Il was not
I|IuII I1 regulate lh1 local alairs q any por-
I11 q .1a couI.i1raey. II uo are inclined %
1-'N 'n1 arI upon he opposite opinion, We must
N0|NI our notions Of constitutional law, and
<'0.|1I I1aI ll1Iy southern State shall Be- not
0''I N name 1ri n 1ci absolutely sovereign
orr 1I 1Hn local aI.'1 lAppIsuss.l Il 4
or dirty 10 al1 that 10 such Invasion = th,f al
I.|r II1a1 4 ever made nelinsi DE peace Of :
.1I.11u 1I1Il' Loud appaus) Il vas our
IN|1.E % have prevented that Invasion. Il
from our 1crdgI1--II went Firth from onr
||| |III. md H1I mall ru our citizens, though
/ 01 .0| mr11 |1 hold he North responsible u
n I1rlrd John Drouuh Invasion ns mere
I|UI10I 1ni rI.to1I of TIE Knnaas crusade
II II| cone IIc1h from Kansas. where be had
II.0 cd IN re civil alIi which rarud ihure.
0NN ~ 'ocI11 upon hIl attack On Virginia % :
rN'.''' 40 I1gIlInale pIol1neaiionc cf his Kanlls
||I'F1 4I.'n1I Slavery. Bnf whatever his riou
a ~ subject nay haTu been. he aci which bl-
|.||| VASES NII1a : crime. = clear and dis.
|0.' An '1l14'on q southern rights, e any indi.
I'.4| o'1'1 possibly c1un'l and = such a.