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Popular Sovereignty, &c.

4 wlittr IN the Hartford LINES.
makes tie following plain dis!inciloa
tctween popular" ard "squa'ier'
or Territorial sovereignty:
elf the Territorial government is
sovereign. why are lis Governor, See
,e,ary, Treasurer, Surveyor, and
Judges Of Courts, all sent TO itby
the General Government? Why
does Congress PISS laws giving The
Territory limited governmental au-
thotits? And Why, as has repeat
eds been tie case, has Congress
repealed Territorial laws? The truth
is, a Territory is not sovereign, bot
Defendant. Tho S9GTeme Court has
decided that Congress has no light
10 ;hcli,h sInvery in the Tslito lies.
1t fellows, then, that the Territories
lare rot got that power, for they
Lave only such authority as Congress
conlcrs uron them. Popular Soy
ereignty' commences with tic or
caniza,ion Of a State government.
States are soyereiga--Terlltorles are
not"
There would beno confession uor mis-
understanding On ills subject. if the
circumstances under which The, term
originated were remembered and con.
eidered. When the "lree soil and
abolition portion Of the Old Wing par
~ started the Wllmot proviso hobby,
and claimed that Congress had pow.
er to pass" IA fundamental act ,'rFer0ca-
BE-" prohibiting Jorcucr slavery III
the Territories, the Democrats and
nqtiona! men maintained that Congress
had no power TO prohibit or es'ab'
lish slavery in the Territories, but
that tie question belonged to The
rocple Immediately intert sted IN 1t,
70 be decided in their sovereign Ca
naeity under The constitution. ard
their rights and powers should be lu'
dicially determined by The proper
tribunal. This isthe shape 10 which
~popular sovereignty" or "non'lnttr'
yesIion." Which were different names
for The same thing, was asserted
The compromise measures oil 1917
had this for their basis, rs bad also
tie Democratic platform of 1902,
ana it WAS ratified and approved by
the peopla by an almost unanimous
electoral vote aul an immense ma
iorty On the popular suffrage, IN The
President 4 contest Of that year.--
The Democratic platform oil 1885,
mt forth at incinnati, re-siliImed
t!ae same principle, and Mr. B4chan-
ans construction of it, IN his let'
ter Of acceptance, is in exact accr-
dance with thedecision Of the Supreme
Court on the points embracing the
righ.sor the people of theseveral States
10 settle, and :he powers Of Congress
and of the Territorial Legislatures, as
relates toiights Of property (incluling
slave properiy,) in tho Territories
The Democratic party is a Ccnsiitu-
ional party and has carried onshe gov;
ernment, from its. foundation, upon
constitutional principles. Upon no
other basis or device can it be al.
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DiSHaioaisu--- Hostile Legislation CT
the North. -

Daniel Webster, in lis celebrated
speech delivered at Caron Springs,
Virginia, June IS, 1851, said:
Il do not hesitate TO say and re-
yeat TINT if the Northern States re-
fuse, Niliully md deliberately. 10
carry into effect that part Of the
Constitution which respects The res:o-
ration ol fugitive Slaves, the South
would no longer be bound TO observe
the compact. A bargain broken or
one side is broken on al sides.
u. What do the old Webster Wigs
say TO this Yauceyism Of the Great
ExpounJer Of the constitution, now
that every nOn,slavehOlding State
east Of the Rocky Mountains, has
nullified the Fugitive Slave Law,
and willfully and deliberately re-
fused to carry into effect hat part Of
the constitution which respects the
restoration Of fugitive slaves"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13
Another Douglas EIeelor Declines.


J. N. McCUrcuEN, Esq. the Doug
las elector for this District, has quit
the Squatter camp, and espoused
the cause Of Breckenridge and Lane
lie sees. as every observing man
m ust see, that every vote thrown for
Douglas is that much indirectly loI
John Bell. He has seen that the
expenses Of the Douglas gatherings
are paid in a good degree with Bel
money, and that Douglas speakers
are petted, and cheered, and ap-
plauded BY Bell men; and he has de-
termined to no longer jeopardiza the
success of the Democratic party by
advocating Douglass ticket. Read
what he says
WINCHESTER, Tenn, Sept 81, go.
EDiToR UNION AND AMERICAN
Gentlemen: I adopt this method Of
Withdrawing my name as tie Flee
tor of the National Democratic par
Ity Scr the 9th District, in order to
state my reasons Tor such course
! While. / an still and crer aciI be
an advocate of the principle of non
Intervention, being thoroughly per-
suaded from my own observation
and accounts received through re-
liable sources from almost every
portion OF the Safe, that there i,
no possible chance Of carrying the
lrolun'eer State for ny jaro,ite. ! az
willing to throw my mite Of Influence
, to prevent the State Of Tennessee
from falling into the hands of the
IhypocriticaI party Of which Mr.. Bel
is the leader. And thus in giving
. up the man of my choice may no
suggest to my co-laborers in :h'
good cause Of the right Of self-gov
eminent TO come forward and wres
the land Of jackson ami Polk from
the hands Of the unhalowed MAI
5 who has so vilfully misrerrssenteC
US in the Senate by voting with tn.
viIest of the Abolition crew and re
ceiving their admiration andaprlause
And deem this a suitable occasion
J to Insist upon Democrats Nor h with
drawing their ticket in that section
whcie. il must be- evident to ever,
well iniorme d man that Mr.. Breckiu
ridge has no hope Of carr, ing tn
, majority, and the continuance G
such competition between Dougla
, and Breckenridge must and will re
, suit in giving those States TO Lincoln
My rehsons for denouncing I'll
Bell party IS hyroeritical are these
while they sem 10 lie Jealous 10 th
work Of procuring Douglas votes, an
: express themselves wiling to take ali
e abide by the doctrines Of the Kansas
n Nebraska bill as a liualiiy. yet | fay
thus lar failed, utterly faiicd in bring
ing one Of that stubborn and Gelude
l crew to tie support Of the Litti
Giant.
e might further add, | indulg
d the hope. that after the clouds {
, passion have vanished, when tn
Southern reason shall resume liz
throne and WELD her mild scepirt
Stephen A. Douglas will receive "ha
he SO justly deserves, the gratitud
and the united support Of a maguar
r, imous ami chivalrous people.
= ~
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a Hor,,iIIo ,C,sn,,o

A Horrible S"spiaon.-ln 1856,
one May berry WAS hung by a mob
in Wisconsin. for The murder Of a
man named Aiger. Sabs, qpent de-
velopmenis have given Use to The
honlbie suspicion that Mayberry
WIS Innocent, as be protested to the
last.
it is now charged that Lant Me-
Comb. who seduced and murdered
Laura Harvey, some months since,
was also guilty Of the murder of Al
ger.
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Executors Notice.

FENHE Tan Yard ard Carding hachine be-
d long to the estate Of James u. Cobb, de-
ceased. lying in the town Of Fayetteville. are
for sale. and any person wishing 10 purchase
can bear the terms. ETC. by applying to the
undersigned. The Leather or hard IS also
for sale. Apply as above. All those haV-
ing claims against the estate mus present.
them within the time prescribed by Law. and
those indebted must come torv ard and seii!e
without delay. JAS. G. WOODS, Err
Nav 3-tf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13
Deferred

Deferred
Owing to the crowded site Of
our columns, We are colap lied to de-
fer paying our respects to Mr. Icryg,
until next week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13

Fer tie Congressional Districts.
First Dis,ric,-A. e. WATKINS, of Jefferson
Second JAMES y THOMAS. Of Claiborne
Third 9" D. n. kEy, Of Hamilton.
Fourth TnoAAS u. MURRAY OF warren
Fifth NH. Is. BATE. OF 81 mher.
SIKH " GEORGE CAN'T, of Naury.
Seventh '' y. \. Cox at Perry:
E:.Ith /" j. ". HAYWOOD OF davidson
Ninth j. j. {. ATKINS, ct Henry
Tcufh II. =. BRAI FORD, ct Haywood
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-09-13
FAYETTEVILLE. TENN
Thursday Morning, Sept. Is, 1860
GQfiunal DtnorntItCitkrt.
FOR PRESIDENT,
John c.. Breckenridge,
OF KENTUCKY
For VICE PRESIDENT.
Joseph Lane,
OF OREG ON.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the STATE at Large.
i,ynox C. HAYNES. Of Washington.
VIC. WNIrTHoRNE, of Maury.;
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The following dispatch from Ra-
leigh was rec, ived herelast night at s
0 clock and 40 minutes:
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uno MatniraBe, i%lberncmmen babe, un9 Dap ee
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Die bjii9ittu OrD @c9rs IN Hitmonp!
5o0c @arbe itslt acorItte gattunc ron & bis s Gcms
ptr.b II! Cts. lhGne 2aipre Won S bic y Gte.; pe fhSr,
ten Ntuittr uup bere GuaIitlt Won S0couttS, SmanSics,
Sarcses III Den biQigiteu Mgtitn; i@0n; Norcr- Silts Ia
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81 uuS a~ufn6rtS, in allen 6arben, rt.tb ben ~rrctfaten @C.
tra9i Gulters ~ 90 9ts ltie. Vtanta'n gu $l.3o, $2.25
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b~iaist,n in &ttmono; bic Tciuleu franz. 9Ierclc- pprfcc
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tleodto unb brCisu Ssirttna, SFtrlns, 9ilop cafe, Mtu5,
lin, LprssIue, Sable glotb. Sill Glptb, Carrots, gambricc
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fen; 90oite Soitcre nit Iotls i'll 81, 81. 70 urN 0]ufr6rtS 4;
Glar0tca, aib unb Goat. Tin St:uht nil ScctS III 81 .I25
hno %auip6rte Wities unp Gblcrtn'6 @mlgIH in aQen ,ar-
ben uno gu alien Yriieu Ocl p Cts. an ~dufp6rtS; femc
Babies Slippers III 90 SIS; Won's Slipptre az 62B Gt5 :;
feline @elpet cs. u 81 Gts.; Sriore 2jte, GuusreF Gaitrrs
galf.iftu Shubt fir Serren, Ena5cn unit Scryants.
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loren 5rtunpen uup 8etannten Die er0cben1e
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son Der 6irma 6attorf uno 60, u &ary Str,
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9Bcin, 9iqusrS, G~i8o,rea gimbur9er Safe,
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