Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-11-23

REPUBLICAN JuglLEE The Republic
cans of Springfield, Illinois, (the home
Of Lincon) had a grand jubilee on the
sxzs&ssssUt,- ou~ whicli-cccasicn- -rrunfcr-
f8ds speeches were made. The speech Of
zHr. Trumbull, in view of his high po-
sItiop and we'll known relations to Lin
celia, isrtakeA. asa reflex of the views of
Lincoln.
Upon national topics Mr. Trumbull
ldiscountenanced the idea of triumphing
over political opponents, accepting all,
by whatever name called, as brethren of
4 ~ common country. He said Mr.. Lin
coin, although the candidate of the re-
publican party, as chief magistrate will
neither belong to that or any other party
when inauguratcd lie will be the Pre-
sident' of the country, and of the whole
country; aud | doubt not will be as ready
to defend and protect the State in which
hc has notrcceived solitary vote against
any encroachment upon its constitution
ralrights, as the one in which he has re-
o ceved the largest majority. While they
by whose votes he has been designated
cas- ehiee magistrate of the people will ex-
z pect lam 10 maintain and carry forward
the principles on which he was elected,
7cthey know that in doing so no encroach-
ments will be made on the reserved rights
buf any of the States They know that
the fedora. government is one of dclega-
ted powers; that it can do nothing cx-
except the authority for the act can be
found in the instrument which created it;
that all powers not conferred are reserv-
al 30 the States or the people of the
Estates. Hence when their political OPP
yponents have charged them with abol-
3c;Ionism, or attributed to them desire to
siuterfere with slavery in the States, or
some fanatic has insisted they ought to
do so. the reply has invariably been that
the pcoplc2 who made the federal govern
0meut, did not think proper to confer on
it such authority and II has, therefore,
vao more right 10 NEEDLE utth darcry in a
Statc than IL has 10 interfere rth serf-
dam IN Rassia Nor arc the people of
the non-shveholding States in any way
responsible for slavery in the States which
tolerate it, because as to that question
rthey are as foreign from each other as
independent governments
81 After intimatlng that if South Carroll
ma, or amy other seeding State, should
without cause assail by force Of arms the
constituted authorities Of the Union, they
will be met with determined purpose to
preserve the Union, Mr., Trumbul CON
Glued as follows:
maShould any republican inquire what
ohas been gained by the triumph of re
puhlicanism, / answer much We have
gained Adhesion of the people in favor
of Pacific railroad "a homestead poll
fcy-a jndicious tarilf-the admission into
the Union Of Kansas as free State-a
reform in the financial department Of the
government and more important than
all, the verdict of the peoplc--the source
OF power, and from whose decision there
rs no appeal, that the constitution IS not
MISUNDERSTANDING instrument. No more
Tired Scott decisions win now be made.
ftecmen, both Of the North and of the |
South, viii hereafter be protected in all
der constitutional RIGHTS. The policy
Of the governments, as of old, will now
SET in favor of freedom. and not for the
Supremacy Of slavery, as has been the
case for the last six years. Freedom
honceforth will be the law of the terrific
ries. because tire people. in their majesty
Rave so ordered, and neither courts no,
Congresses will be able to thwar. their
win
Mr.. Trumbull smoke at LENGTH oc,;ost
the right of secession. and declared that
ii was unjust to charge Mr.. Breckinridge
and nny number of his friends as disno.
ionls's
kLLEqEp BnrrItry or Sr, CAP
TAIN. 4Cantain Harley of tho British
shin CulIolen recently arrived ot Mo
bile. Ah. with passengers from, liver.
pool was alleged to nave treated his mas
.Aenccrs with great crucltv csneci,llv
Miss Mary Mcdonald whom n. caused |
10 be beaten with 4 roma and drcnched |
with water on several occasions do. |
ooonstr,tjon bov;ng boon made 70 lvncb
rho C,ntain somc nrom;,ont con,Iemcn
Of Moh;lc had hin, t,,,cn n ;,il FIR sofe
peon;ng A nnhi;c nect;nc bc,J At tho
CSrcn;t Court.room On thc oh ;nst nass-
Cd resolutions broudino Cant Haley ,s
a cowarllv brutal and cruel man de. |
serving the cXecratons OF the world, /