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aB WIS ware wialiaE 90 ABIDE byIis
/ long as is stoad apan the ssaFatss book
and we3wsrs sgying to carry e out. Sir
lie was ths asfeat in tAe House Of Rspre
sensasises of ths snastmehs 81 & bifi Il
exssaa Gha Missouri eompgonlIse 90 che
Pacile ocean, after it hRd passed ti1s
Senate on my eva motien, that opaneG
the e0ntrOyeFey of 1850, which was ser,
minated By the adoption Of the measures
Of thaS ysaR,s $50 stz8 sFE&t s15
We carried those ssnprognise meas,
uFes Svsr the head Of che Seaator from
New Yaqk aud hia pFeseHt associates -
We, ~ those measures, estab lished q
great policy, Fsbuking bis doctrine nl
intervention by the Congress oF che g.
Estates 60 pgohfbit slavery in she Tern.
tories. Both pal ties, IN 1854, pledged
net 10 prohibit slavery In the ferFito-
rries by act Of Congress- The Whie par,
ty aflrFaed that pledge, and so did tie
DamocFaey. In 1854 we only carried
cat, in the Kansas Nebraska Ret. the
same nxinsiuie shar kadf hear aIs usd iF
the rg,gprop,ise rassn nspyesg 40 1880 re.
.reaE tbss their resistance TO carving
out in good faith the settlement Of ls2O,
their defeat o. the bill for extending il
{, the Pacific ocean was the s6I . ca de
Of the aRtsatioa Of / so. and gave riss
10 the neeassits of estabIishfus ibe urif,-
sipls OF non iuseyyenyiou by CoBgress
With sisrsry in che Territories. ..7...
Hence gu Dot willing 70 set here and
allow the senator from New York, with
all ths weight Of authority he has with
the powerful party of which be is the
head to arrisn IA and che party 60 which
+ bei0ag with the resp8Bsi biIIty for that
agitation which rests solely upon him
and his associates. Sir, the Democrat
ic party vas willing to carry out the
compromise 10 geod faith. Having been
defeated in that for the want OF NUN
hers, And having established the primer
pie Of Ban-iHservsntien IN the eonpfo-
mise measures of 1852, in lieu OF 1t, the
Denoefatie party from that day 20 this
has been faithful to the new principle
Of adjustmsnt. Whatever agitation aas
ErowH Gus Of the question SINCE, has
EisrH nssasiewed by ttsoa yssirtafs.sa 81 tAe
party OF ~hien Lnas Senator ts she nesd'
to taiS greas pFiasipie Whtea mas been
Taanea sy sho American people ~ Fwo
! FTsSidentiAl stesttohs.' II ne was VIII
Ing 20 asqusesce N the solemn aud re-
I peate1 judgements OF that American peo-
FIes 10 Wnleh ne appeals there Soata oe
no agts&tfon IN tbis country now'
But sir, the Whole argument OF that
Senator goes far beyond the question Of
siavery, even in the Territories. His
entire argument rests on the assumption
that the negro and tbs white man we're
canal bv Divine Law. and hence that e n
| lava and constitutions and governments
In violation of the pxineipis of negro
equality are IN violation Of the Law of
/ God. That is the basis upon which his
spcech rsrts. He uuotes the Deelara-
Eioa of Indspeueaee to show that the
fatbsrs Of the Rsyolasisa apderst cod
that the negro vas placed on an essali-
fv with the white man. by quoting she
clause. ts Wa boId all .hess truths 60 be
self. evident. that all men are created
caual. ard Are endowed hy tbsir~ Crea-
Tor With oeEiain 5naIiepabls rights,
among whieh are life. fiberty and she
pursuit of happingss.1 y Sir, abe doc.
tTtEls az khaI Ssaasor snd Of his party il
and I have had 10 meet it for four
ssars-thst the DecIayasiop of Lndeuen-
Ienee intended Ia recognise the negro
and the white man As EQUALS anies tbe
( Divine law; and hence than all the pro
! visions ef the O8nssitatlou aF sue tJoi.
tod States whioh recognize slarery, lsrs
7 in y.olatian. of Lha. .AlIs.Ha auz. Ia .alher
: fw0rda, IL is an aFzameug against rhs
Constitution Of The United Ssitgses apUa
tha GROUND t.set il il contrary to The lsw
+ ot God. Fh's Senator from New YORK
has long bed that doesrine, T41 Sebaz
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+ st 90 Toe World, thRt thRg Ge89l lstqt' 'ga
Of i5e United States ws N violation I
/ tEs D9ylne Law gnd tbai Senator Atjt
nat coalrad.ct that statsment. have
an extract from pc ais Fpeechss ia@ -
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distinctly pai iaEIh. tn = spesch rnssdS
n ne STATE ef ohss - isss ae ssld
slavery = toe sisa ''s res som ~ 'he
States only, ess OF them aii sf 9 one
nationality, has OF all nations. IN per.
verted and corrupted the moral sense Of
mankind sseeply and anlEersailE, and