Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
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=, wAsmnsros' Tuesday, !an- ,. ~.
SENATE.-Thls body was again IN
session to-day, having adjourned over
from last Friday. eea sae
A large number Of petitions OF no gen.
eral interest were presented.
Mr.. Brown, OF Miss, desired TO as
claim any intention as imputed ny the
to assail the PRESIDENT or MS
Message unless by his respectful express
sion Of his dissent to some OF his state
ments, they considered him In that light;
He entertained strong personal regard
for the President. but II ne naa NOT, age
and his long pubic services would. ne
had right, however, IN common WITH
every citizen, to courteousiy express hls
views, and would 90 go. ss7ss.
lie called attention 70 tnat poruon OF
his message where the fresident reiers
to the Dred Scott decision as settling the
slavery agitation, but could not agree
with him. ,Slag,
The supreme Court has done wnat u
could, but the question has not been set
tied, and hence the continuance OF the
controversy. lie agreed with the Presl-
dent that the Supreme Court had ao-
judged the right OF 2 citizen 70 carry
slavery INTO the Ierrltor,es, ana ala no. ;.
believe the Territorial Legislature ma nau
power to destroy that decision. Ihe
President had said further that properly
in slaves to his knowledge had not neen
disturbed In any OF the territories.
To that ne disagreed: The Wnole
course OF anti-siayery In Kansas was 70
disturb the rights OF siaVenolders. was
it no interference with slavery ln ene
Territories to shoot down shareholders 70
cold blood, hunt them down Iike Wlld
beasts and destroy their property Inelr
whole contest in Kansas was waged
agrlnst the rights OF siavehoiders.
4 Ehe President had turtner salo lnat an
lease OF such interference the 1udlciafy
Ecould apply the remedy ana II was tlme
enough to act when the lnter1erence was ..
attempted: ne tnougnt the Jaws eAist,
ling entirely lnsuthclenf, ana the time naa
now arrived Tor furtner ieglsiauon, ana
that Congress was imperati'yeiy calleo' ON
to act at once; II was TOO iaee 70 act
when the nlschlef was done:
The PRESIDENT mas asked you IN ad-
vance to strengthen his arm, 70 protect
the persons and property OF Ameriean e;i
icitizens on the lsthnmus, ana Z tnat can can
be done, why cannot 11 tne arm 81 the EA- Ia-
ecutlve ana . uo.cla[y DC s.lens'ieneo ~
protect slavery IN Kansas.
MIR. Brown then went inIo al ,afgu.
ment to snow tnas tne Iourts acou.o no,
furnish protection TO slavery W!tnou' E[les !
statutory laws. he avoWeo MS desire for
the enactment OF sueh laws. fhey may
Eeall ita slave eodeeif they please put ne
no more asked tor a slave eooe thans otn. :
iers had i1Sl askeo SO ior z norse eoue = 2 sog .s
code. " me ne 9aa a tongue % ssPsaA sa
i ne would demanq nus risn,s uaoer .ns
lCopstitution ana laws. N ne 1isasoweo
4 again any intenuon 70 assam the lesioe ' ehe
Dut must ne pe s.lu 11las, ps'..s ~
i Democrat ana 1ne es1s = resluene S1!l ny
crat ne must not expless nis si -.
4 cause he might il9ure tne DeillucIas.' elsIas s.'
4 party He would see ,tne pemoela.l.
party destroyed before ne Weu!d eonse.' e
to withhold the honest expression 81, : hls ~
sentiments, he saw that Tltnoutt 1uf,
4 ther legislation u 5nere Wouio never i =
anotner slave c,anlSay, aerrleoly, anu .Urse,
quentiy no more oiaYe S.a'es. -,
ErItorles were pressing TOT aumisslon- 1 =
: the Union, ana AZ woulo h1e us i9ns, s.s ~,
less SiaEe STATES we're aohlt'sa, !, uelot'
the Free states Wouid nave q. two.ehiros- ':l7-
suineient fo change tne oons'lsa'a1n bss.,,
Ina1 gone, sne M, IPpseavoMIug ~. ~ -. sL.'
Senator rom Nsm Iols se :. usn ~ 1
very unaer cons.I1u'ionaiiol III, iol1, oo.e = :
aceomp mpiisheo; y ma. Woalu Decome
tne prea oco.s ueels,on VIZ I'm "a -; :
piene ooul. . =, .o '.1'>.'. 's.I'' -
slavery parry 1,:.s 10 = ~ 1r.;a, 80,
e cipseu ~ s. soii ;1g., III .,,
man S,.n S.nta W sd a.de, :, - arasarrs h N
11aie 1T;es seaIes ;sb = o,r % f.thsrs hsd rsds
.lanobaId;no As-1"@-1s.l s. aessssze7
siaseho1un M mS.a,e o,e' e,uoa. !, a. o.,.a
49, tyb;ah IA fs. 800 -, over = I tbe Pres;
@ Saa.,s 1,nJ 49, m TIan ~ ba hel;ays5 n Il
ss .,te1 - f1 ,,,,,s I'M Tsrr;tnr;;e,
| IN u a. s,,,,,6,,a o. =, .6a,,,t Ia
o.tah,:shad ~. he - Z r;l,bt 4 slayebolders-
: !. cary slavery into the Territories. am
: that neither CONGRESS nor the Territori;
ss.as s..::dist,s - ,n,an ~ nower co,,l
! - ssa;. - tb.. Sae;s;on a IKE men of n
ESnpsh p bad s s1aer;anaed an, - soualiv ore, r.,
! abpaaa 1Ia 't Tba resaInt;an which had Iee
: : easaa5 ~ nbs. tbev deemed thar ;ntel
Elplss0i Tba T{s g.. Sanato. from Geore;a n ha
+ essi Is = snsacb ac il Sneasta, IS 184
i salu ss ~ n.s opsee an,m fonr men n a.,
: 'na' ensfe s;d SeIe -. o foh IL. - The he mower ~
sIsss sns a1.s. u,a nos .ha Ter-;.oriss Te,r t.
n M Mp TaoIob. sarrectasd the statemenr tte.r
MI; ioomps , ootas = r. Nartbers H., b,s, Re-,
It ne f's rele.leu ~ l oni ~ y So -ss,is-ss'
: resentaIlses, ,:..,...:aa. q. a.a.< ..s,.;.i
Mr. Dooilt'ie saiu 'no nlss aIs I'M =, !,
y idoctflne was aoVanceo5 bna6 tHe SoAeII1'