Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-28
Rpeeoh Id nnlla perinn.

rFso, Speech Of BALIE fGYToS. delivered
At The late FbiladrIyhis Dinner 1. rli
be psrused with delight by ou- Oppssiligs
tesjsrs Il teuind. a. of PTrroN's
stump sgesehos 10 Tennessee tusnly
years ago
The Democratic parts haze been in roE
sr for The Iasi .ix yr.fs. They entered
poser With large urisii'y in Casgre-s
sna m essIaoSIDg itgsrafy. Where, nos,
Is that mslsFity, and where "a that treas.
prel tApplsass iiDth hsve vanished.
toto THE SIR (hspssed plsadils The
democratic party 4 sBt osly divided sud
dissFastea, bt.t IL /. ,s.ssiiy dsisosniiied -
II yoa taks lhs eysyssss q thsiT psstI.sss
aud lesdsfs, Wha have tas beldness 10
speak cut, thFy have H.sde ars--yousg ss
IL is---ths ino.t eorFuTi goFcI nnest oB
which the sas shincs Why, cir, sorrup
tioa seems 20 be insgsofsisd - a part of
the policy el The raTiy. They have taksa
% shat Rhn pace terwed Teush gam
bhsr 10 Georgia, 4 'urer-- What Is ihai!I
Ons Of my friend eaasiiiosnts---(r (rsfsF.
ring Co Mr. ] J CfttieHdsn, II keatuesy,
Who sst beside hin, - dss't say be vas
boru IN the state 81 kgutuasy, bat be vas
laahav 10 louisville, sod had given 'bs
police a great deal q trouble Ills Raus
bgured 'trgarntiy upon the criminal dock.
q At l,ugth be joined sosbpauy. ~ =
esuamon hasd. 10 drive hgss deua % 8roF-
ga H. he coarse o! tIHe the hags seTe
saii, and ail the ether m,n q the party
rrIaircd Bui lhi. gcsIleH,sH remained
Fiosjil. however, he re aPpsaryi 10 i.1gt--
yt'io, dfessed weIl, Wsth gid wstrh ia
D., pocket. ssd looking quite she dsHay
Toe usptsIH u police ekaoe,Hg 20 meet
bi-s orc dsy. sscis'med - 'arpsiss 'Sity
9th fs.lov where have wa brFo. ahzt
have yaa been dUius Wei" -,
she Frpty, " have ben f,iosIns gam
hl.se dosu ~ Gsersia. 80 "a AsA shat is
thst a,l,i the ciHs,r Well, sBs
HsrgI the ether, q q. cafiiaR q trunks
frHal brtIGl ,iasr- aai god tH,,u-s. %
.. I've made s5s'0 sigfs tih Immense
laughter
Add ysi ,hi. demaers'ie Tsrty tel us --
usI uIlh bl!dusss it4i seem, 20 Imply
gssst Consciousness Of ii, justice Z their
r.aim-Ihst thry have . y -hi - the al
n,iais,raiioH u this ca,cromsnt Thry
demand this as right, sni threaten IT u
D. not yielded g. disrupt tee s'TsrHnsRt,
usrUhTau the CoHstttar,uu, ssl dissolve
tAs alsa. That is rather bid l., a.
see sba, claims they have i.et Us -
hack fsu years sBi see Wi'h shat justice
they assert the r,Eh; t. f,,rr lose this mort
gsgs whirh thry seem u ii',sk they ? .
SIS, upan The sdniBgstTat,aG 1i this gtv-
efnncnt We have seen that 10 ls53
tho.e otmprbspi-s measures re Hd0ftsd
10 uhich the Shig parry aal the WhiE
l'r, ,sidca,, M F,HnaFe. aaii,.l sll their
stfysgth tApplsase Naat 10 sc
nsIt sea. \ card appeared ia ,hc ness
papers ,,.nri by the iangrssi name oJ
lIsary Ciay. prolonged yheyI'J and f'i-
loved bs ths Haesrs ot more tnrn Grty
u!hrrs. n.snt,rrs Of The Senate sad iluaSr
Fl Representatives, irTespsc,tFe oi party
Ampug these Games HsFs those Ol the
isadyrs ei bs,h the great parties 10 Al
lHriaAA 10 tsttf7a WV HF'a't vs. f-'7N
lH@u declared THAI they considered tEsis 81
deal sctilru,eni u this ael,a,iag qss.Iiaa
ul slavery sad Ihey Esag stsP father
and pledged themselves ths, lhsy Huuli
us yrr Sugpor, a msa fd tho i'fsNi3eu,y,
~ the N,ec l'residedcy, frr the senate %
ihs lioa.e of Representatives,. - a. 4
member II any State Legislature, Uslsss
be should be kaoses to BE- opposed 10 the
d;s,Gfb.pce 10 asy Eay. IN any t'Jn. u8-
der aeY preteHt, N CsDgress or "ut u L.,
@! lhyse glJsiGas measures Of peace and
harmony
Iknss measures, accompanied by ihts
deeisraltga, struck The heart nf the eoua.
try EyeR msa who bad been unlavora
bic g. the adoption vl tk,@s measures,
laid, IL IL a esmprolniss II rsHl a1d great
uisn; it secures that which i - IniisPea-
,abie % she good Of Ih,s eaaBIfy--Peaee.
harmony we E.il H,aisIAis that eolB
pro'oisc' -
Those eompromiSc measures were ropu
lar S,,0n after, to 1859, the Representa-
tives of the Democratic party met Ia con
yeutiua at Baliiaiote--ths cSByehttoa THAI
nominated Lisn Piercc That e0nFeuitua
gave a promiashl place 80 sasir pis,loF -
T. this seatimeni Of tsicliiy to that cctu-
PROMISE it was one sl the s,r,ngts, sRd
ta,ssl bcsatilal plsaks IN that riSkeiJ soa,
crrI--t their platform. ti.aughtsr aud sP
rlaass Il Was the pfvat ihias whsvh
recommended them o. ihr c8uRity The
whie PARTY utst IA thttT eahveannn, ssi
they s.<o declared it "a. feel uosl - r.
rsseHIiaI iu the Integrity Of the gE'tt Sh's
party, IS sell a. to the Peser, baTat'ly
and prosperity ef the Whoio ca"HI'I, that
those tamprumiss MEASURES shnald be
nsiutained sHd upheld That sonseuii'u
declared that the party would resplatsly
resist any re nVehias, uadsr sby cirramN
rtanees, Of those disIuIhisg gsc,i,ens
Whieh had been set AZ rect By Ihc coinpFo-
/ uaise measures Il 1851 Thus We see tha,
both these parties StFs csmm'itsd 10 the
support Of these measures Of psaee
Nc Pierce vac elected Ia his ir-i
message 20 COBgreSs, Ia December, is55
be alluded to the subjsc, of slsyeD. and
aid that ihsi question hsi been sstI'1d bJ
the deliberate Judgment of the Amsr'eau
people measisg 10 his slecticn- esesG ,
the compromise measures constituted Oh,
a,sia plank ia his platform he dcelsreJ
that thoes measures had restored bsTasouy
apJ rsP0ss 10 the pablis mind tkress Aoai
the whole eoafsdsncy, aud be pledged
( himself 10 the most solemn FasbRer that
I that rsp0se shosid 0os. ii be eoali prev en,
receive suy shock duriss bis ctheial tsTm
This vas Ia peesmbsr Mhss do &c see'
Wuhis three hSntAs-- Do, Bsl three {
li,lls mere ihaa sixty days--we have =
pTopOsitisa IN COsgFes. that reoPens th''
ubele sgiJalioa The kshsss aud Ne
hrsska ball, with iss repeal Of The Missouri
Compromise, vas sprung aPoss the eoaa
try Wahsat aeilee, Sithsas inlins,isB
without = pssiiios ffen The Legislators o.
auy State, 0s ffsm say pablis aesiiaE, q
svea from Aay iadin1aal ssywAsFs, Ihi'
/ measure was proposed Toe tho parplss q