New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18

mod. nm their minds 10 slide. And was afr aid they
woud do 20 this tine. Now, Mr. Wickiife got up and
trorOssd this resolution: -. NJ.
form that during the ene- Of Territorial Goyepmsnsr zoe
nsssus on the power o. the Territorial gstne
vs DE subject of the domestic relations the same mas Deer
H. United States should be respected by al good citizens and
eoed With promprsss and ability BY every branch Of the
Who seconds that Why the very man in Ohio
who YVES candidate against me for Governor. We'll,
Mr. Payne seconded this resolution, and u was passed
wi bout dissenting v1te in Mr.. Douglas Convention.
Tier Mr. Douglas wrote BIZ letter accepting the nomi-
nation and the PLATFORM referring this clause and in
dorsipgit. Now, where is your Popular Sovereignty
WY II Gas dead long ago. IL is nov worse than
dead but 1t il not right exactly to say
He ha, now crowned the whole by sayinQ that he
pives this whole ting TO the Supreme Court and
they may decide that Territory cannot exclude Sav
ery and he will the whole power of the Govern
inert TO axe the decree efiectual You cannot ehut
yonr ewes upon these thib gs
There is no Popular Sovereignty. for which you
Douglas Democrats are fighting. II You want Popu-
lar Sovereignty, come among the Republicans II you
want tbis country free from Slavery, open to enter
prise in all s Territories, then vote for those who will
preserve il 10 Liberty.
am no candidate for office. But, speaking TO you
Republicans, 4 wish 10 help you TO understand the
grest principles on which you stand and TO you, Dem
ocrats that you may understand the rue issue. had
rather help you TO secure this great reform than hold
any Office.
il seems to me have stated the trne question
whether the Constitution il for Slavery Free
dum Be for freedom or despotsm. Take one side or
the other. / ask all 70 take thsr place. / ask the
young meD--where does your genery MS, earnest and
noble IN tin lead youl Have you any earnest brob-
brig here n the heart that leads You 10 choose that
despotism should be established When was young
mar the thing that moved me most WAS a desire TO
contribute to the perpeuation of these blessings of
freedom. I'
ask You 70 take sides and decide where Won will
he IF the Lord be God then serve him. but if Bail
then him." II Slavery rght-if capital ought
to own labor then go for the doctrine openly If you
believe that freedom is The light Of man. then JON the
party which has inscribed on ths folds of its banner
" Freedom, throughout the country's wide domains"
The Douglas party dare not puhli4h the speeches of
man Camden, who said pouDteryenton meant the
right Of every man TO hold as many niggers az he'd
mind tn. But such are the doctrines South, and they
don't dare 10 pub sh them here at the North
know that some imagine that there is some hos
lity 10 Popular Sovereignty in the Republican party
and therefore they propose IN vote for Mr.. Douglas
Bot ssk all to investigate these matters. ask you
10 look at these questions for yourself .
We in Ohio intend 10 do our part toward electing
Atrabsm Lincoln. We do il because we have con-
fdence in him. He will never make any such COM
pa as Mr. BENJAMIN tells Of. But as Ethan Allen
look possession Ct TcondeTcPa in the the great
J.bovab and he Continental Congress, 30 Abraham
Lincoln will say in effect f" come TO take possession
of this Government in the name of the great Jehovah
and the people of the United States and intend to
administer for the good of the whole people That
is right, that is noble Task You here, 10 Michigan,
not only that Linconthas your vote but that every
member OF Congress is with him. II you Republicans
20 deep, il be that they will ste al arch
you in this matter of Congressman.