The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

reps. certain acss pAsssd BY the pro slavery Lssls
M DoUslAs sAd ssas he had voted TO ch.sss ,ss OF
tsnsc col
Mr. DAVE t4id tibet be thossht no hsA shown that
Intervention - psocainsa ny NE sserssor vas . sos
s,srcsl They oouid repeal she asa vy.noh hw giving
slavery 70 KAnsas. but cosid not rrpea, The old
sSsn n c,,,ea sSs oss.ss M" is.o ~sss
Mr.. Macon SAID that the true policy inter
veniicD, but be wesut IN ,he absence OF ee~e gs.'co
DVlng The Badger amendment Gas ~ asaurs
eeDu,mep that m ih6 rerrnorhs the ola FrsDsh lag
should be revived and they Of tho South couf not
do not ~eh Copscess 70 establish slavery In the Ter
rhoIhs. hut thew csim tue right TO 90 tnere aod
T Ts,ro domU where doe. 'e copsrss s
the rfbi 70 question the Lecony.ou consututon,
or TO e'wrel 10. Law. Of the Territories 70 De
Territories npifte, how the.Senainr from Illinois
pIepose 70 repeal The organic act OF UtAhs Was he
the evils ID Kansas ~ the Kansas b
The terms Of thst bo invited cousendipg parrss
meet we're .: s.,9 ss s % II.
The party ~. ~. ,cs':;.a 'S Se
sh force because sought TO eeuy them their
rights Be vehs me ptly denied that Southern de.
red 70 force IN the cant language used 70 slavery
sloud DISCRIMINATION sgaiDst any special properly
osred by any citizen Sovereignty existed only Ia the
ss:s Of The United mt ssss' and the letter could not
hen weUt into history Of the Chase amend
uept TO the Cnpfous bill and the voe upon H. TO show
hs' NJ Douglas reccgDzed a. the duty Of Territorial
Legislature To protec' property In the TerrIoriss
batVr Douglas and Mr. Clay voted IN opposition TO
zach o,bsr upon the questions submitted that
time, and together, a. Mr.. Douglas had represeos
cd. Mr.. Davis further contended that Mr.. D,ugiss
by his course on The Iecompton constitution, had
placed hmfef outside Of the democratic party and
IN erect opposition 20 a Dc mocfatc administration
He further Argued that The bred Scott decision
ana tuum Il dsoIoed the issue which existed be
tween ,be Senator and the democratic party In favor OF
ss south ns DoSs was pursuing mere :se, 9 81.
,srnps be growth Of the Norrh ~est In conclusion, Mr.
Dawn s.o tns. Es,spp n in 1851 80 in 1890 would
attached to the existing form Of government, aud
CT Ii. % oo ns s.; p the s hsoe
che win abandon 70. Whenever the Union ceases
powerss purposes for which IL essablisbed
then will they fno themselves outside OF 10 oonnnes
There reconcile the dissensiops in the demo
this might yet be doue desire divided Tag for the
democracy. do pot~sh 70 deprecAts the power Of the
Senator take from him Of that con adence which
be feels IN the large army ~ his back prefer hn ban
should he In It's sken folds 70 feed the moth. But
sir freely let IL float We viii plant our every
bill Il shall the Atlantic and welcome
the rising sum- and shall receive the last embrace Of 10
pics are na ionsl. hey belong to every state In the
Union. And though elections mag DO Lost, they cooss
stitute the only foundation on which se can msantaio
power, which rise to the dignity Of the old
democratic party. Does not my friend from Illinois be
r.cer Of bs vote which be received bis opinions ave no,
welcome to every portion Of the country Does be not
learn from the TACT that the resolution adopted BY seven
teen States which the estet reliance be placed
warn him thst If be persns In planting his theory on
the democratic party, that IFS DAYS are numberedf
from time to time has osclsred-whst the constitution
intended to re Dor flag hears no new devioe, but
on ia folos, in living hight, s the consultation and tue
Union, justice, equality, and fraternity, and for
ever.
Mr. DororAs-I reciprocate every sentiment uttered
With regard to the importance OF preserving harmony and
unity IN the democratic PARTY, and repeat what SAID
yesterday believe II Is the only Remaining political or
zsiicn cNnt to pressrve the peace ana unity OF
the Union Entertain ing these convictions, am willing
70 make any public sacroce TO contribute 70 It's safety and
safety The Senator, however, has told no The terms
on which sono ,be unity can be msnisined IL ~
thai his flag bearpg the int crption OF hn sentiments,
must become the flag Of the democratic party.
lshs prescribe such terms and oondt 70 secure
my support do not ssk to have any peculiar dogma or
theory Of my inserted the bAnner-the good Old
tsrpsr,be cid democratic banner that has waved
90 man: ny glorious ,ru nps; to-day good enough for
and vbys Bscause he 10 not willing nov To fight under
that banner win whcb won the battle In 1850. He
has referred feeling 10 the moderation he exercised
in the SURRENDER Of bis Opinions and prejadioss in
1851 appreciate that moderation. that spris Of SELF
that Offering the altar OF biz party and country.
Yes, s and Dnoir appreciated that sscrince part
dent IN 1854 But merchandising the differences OF
opinion bst marked the o. the t~o
'.i.s " The frss, be now cites these marks Of
endorsed biz poeton In the point that scparsted
tell him " 10 evidence OF Illinois mAgnanimty, and
net an approval OF he eourse am glad 70 dod that
MsssspTf has returned the compliment showed that
she not wanting spimry, and the record hst
has been presented sho.s beyond dispute cavl
si my opp ors On this ,rri,oria question were o. vel
known " 1850, '62, "a snd SO ~ they are 70 day.
VIII ul hpo~ecse Of these facts, Msxssippi, 81 the
Cncr natl Convention, alter Mr.. Peroe's with
drawn, ballot sr ballot, recorded her vute for IN
preference 70 Mr. Buchanan DO not claim that hisss
tpp BY these votes enoorsed all my peculiar Opinions
or the Territorial question, nor that Alabama, or
Georgia South Ca'olna, Florida, Texas DID when
ospoc that they ceemed urjls, and Unfair aud
~. 10 axe thai iest Of democracy 70 my exclusion
repeat co not sss you 10 indcrse any Inscription
90 tie Old democratic nss 90 oopdiuen II retaining
IN 10 ranks co rot ssk You " with me IN
vtvt msy ,n,er,sin ] have tesn told that
executed because oirertd with the Presdert on the
Leconriou ssue Rave yet 10 ssrn that an sdnintrs
ucn s The Generate patty. deny that citer the Pre-
stti the c.busi, or Senators or representatives. cou
sti,u,e the democratic orfsrzstcn II IN the people,
hroush their de rates In heir rational conventions sho
constitute the orfsrzston. Bot, sir, true that any
90, Of The rs,,f so ws., becomes Of my frrrs from
Gtcrsa then mr.. roomtsO lie fought the admnst,stou
,rary sv en- he rssoe Railroad, and. indeed. b.'d.
~ knew what he ti with him upon (laugbterD-
have yet 70 esrn ,ss, TIE s.psior nom ssssypp on
cores tte President specific dnts, and this ~
be ne r1le, nsn sm IN 5000 company outside of,be
risnd sno call tim nne, as BY tho rols he propsei
be tas pu, us both cat 10 the eo6 Arpy that ts, 70
any Ssrt'or his focr, .nd BY The rule every
Of you CIT Of The pa,ty. 7 believe even The
ssnsior from Rtnosylvs1a (hr. Beler) DID not
qure core up 20 ihe rule ne title too wrax
a. ne tuscs 70 sand up under y, aud yet cinereLes
Of oriricp With the President Il teft OF democracy
I'd the Ssrsior from Virginia (kr hsson) come 10 the
reeve OF Tire President the Pacific Rslros6Y Garh
ife record and you wil nnd have sustained Mr. pha
nsr iron m'fo queslcts thsn any OF you Br toe
Nft vas oct Dsfe tfsuf. anybody hut ne HhA cut.
out rule, Bot ~ j"ur RUE cuscc ~ the party ani
every che 81 you With me But, sir, II Ia all
ttov o. fcly attempting 10 erect Idol 10
ship, vhote word is 10 Re authority N Senators
40 refrefef iatvfs 70 nnoT ing the Precedent
ts Cstiret 10 tel We What our duty H. scoede ~
he executive h'srth OF the soverneut freedom %
thought arc actkn IN tLc pfrfornsarce OF hs
ftneiicrt. Put Shtn u Genes 10 votug on a
ressurc ! tm 81 intepeudsot q him a. b. "a
O. ne, and h. has no more rifht 70 tel me boz
slal vC's uan have 20 tell tiu what Ne shAu rrci.
neuo, or rhtitf ," shall fiEn veto Ahi1 Nhsuevsr
rccFnpc The Prevent, be he Who be may TIE seat
ct my ATTY, that tell bow vote 10 this Cp9 N.
Dor tlan dhrrnrn aIh dasrann the rnrsraartr 81 hal