The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

same Tie supreme Court Of the United s,ates have a.
eioed-~hA' Was known To ali W have bfeo the tx~
state q affairs fc~ dry y-ars-ths, slaves art PRO
tbst property IN the Territor must be proteca P'
ens " IN the same manner with any other p'overV, !.
II be Lot pr tecteo the T~ritories the hohers OF
oegraded before the world We have been t'd thai
non Dttrvepton the part OF Congress Win slavery IN
the Territories liz the truo policy Very vol. l most
cheertuily admit that Congresa has no right to pass
law 10 establish Impair Abolish slavery IN tne Il
toriea let this principle o non .lnsfrven.son DC ex-
Gland thst they like mani err have no power 10 -
lIsh, impair or destroy slavery snd then the con
veisy IN stie,t ended. This all that IL required q;
peant, eno verify betieys 81 teas vili ever b.
quired. Iands on BY Courn d sn6 IN a. of ny
S Is5rSs cd s.s'' os .n. S g. % ~ ~
henh,r c,hkress nor the N'r.trA lee ldcrs hae any
I"~er 70 estatsh, impair or rt1e, ga ~ the Ger
Lto.,es But n. 10 th' face AZ lua1.ye prchibnon,
she Territorial Legislature rhoo che power Of
inervtpne, then This a.,d be usr. trsnsfer Of Tia.
m'mot prvso ana the Buffalo platform otn Congress, to
pe cArrid Into exrcatl the Territories
tlon u al property IN slavos. (Ra-~e applause 40
attempt Of this kind, # made Congress. would &C
ssa oy Abe men on the door 81 moth houses and probs
ply aeisated hot 60 IN a rernte Territory. 10 every
new territory there Will he rush OF free sosrs frsm
tne northern States They would elect inc FIRST Terrific
tal Legislature before te pese Of the South could ar
rive with their property, this legislature would
probably settle forever the queston Of slavery according
TO their own Will. And shall for the cake Of Xtter
sovereignty, which fson It's nAiare oaiy roinrs
during the brief lcriOi 81 territorial existence,
ss, 70, % g. l'k , aisans chs srss; s'%s.i'
the one North al che other Souti Sisp thi-
graf party ~h oh hse governed th. county Ia
peace Anc warwhch naS raised IL from humble begiG
n'ngs to b. ont 81 the mort PROSPEROUS aud Pow -ra
uons IN the worlcsha tn, party be br'l.p UP for sucs
csuseS That is tbe question. TIE numerous. pow
EMU, pDus ard vespc,sh!e Methodist church
has been thus Gvidet Tie divisoo -as b..
we're SHOCK " the Lnoo si IA division OF the great
dernoci gtr party shooM II c.. Soud end isunder
one 81 the mot powerful lu-l l0h biis the Cnoa to
gcther. entertain no sucb ies. auprellenso III
present isFue rs tri.LsItory will speedily pass away
IL the nature OF thugs II csbn c3rtnra There "a bar
ana against this MI democ as whet.ter eluatter soce
itig or popular -ov.rcigUs VIII present united iosis
vance should the tune ever ar'ive vnen Nor tlerG sgl
ttn ana iaatics snail proceed Az far a. render the
aintslic nres4es OF the South Insecure. hrn ANA not tl
TN IA VIII the Union be danger. A uhilei Northern
d.h Vcrac, Will pFesopt VAL az dte against
such Ia catastrophe There are IN nidst
numerous Itrscns who prcdct the disaout!on
III the great dem,ciatic party, and Others
who coutnnd II has sl eady oeen dissolved rne
great ptril; bit aheb divided for the IL has
hl"sAs closed up lis ranks and become powerful
even IRON cefedt. IL vii uie whist the conSttu
toh ard the tnion survye 1t will live protect
decbd both. IL its the very vitas Of
con stutOn, and, like the ancient cedars of Ltbtu
bon, II Will fsui i4h ahurd shelter anc protection To
that sacred instrument. and 70 shield It against
storm OF facNou. (Rei.ewed applause Now, trie1cs
and fellow cltzer-, II IL probable that this L. the ass
political speech thai slsll make. "a voice We
hoie hot ~ IL ~ nearly forty years aiuce hrst
came to Washington n member OF Congress and
wish 10 Say ths night that Cnri that whole p-rioi
bave roc"yrd nothing but krn"ss aud attention from
Your fathers and from yourselves. tshngtou then
comparatively small town it has growG Ia he
great aud he6utiful cay and the rst wish u heart is
That It's Citizens may ephy uninterrupted health aud
paid to me, and now bid you all eoud night. (Pro
lOnged cLecripg)