Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-02

Of man who jogging along horseback, sum-
50 adroty, that he didn't ind out that it was gone ill
he drove into brook to water his horse and got Nteea
himself That is about the the Bell-Everetts get
served when they attempt to fuse with the democrats
Bv some neompehensible jugele they going to elect
Toward Everett president ana ne IS sal1 Is ous, Mt
ting himself for the position BY the study OF nternato-
al law
and quite shadowy was that which Jacob saw when
he slept the plains OF Paan Aram It's opmost round
iigbflv fTin george Innf and washington Hunt angels
in the vision whose worlds of promise steal pleasantly
upon the seep-beruiled fancy of the dreaming pilgrim
| We have already sent to Washington to the old
pu6e fgnctonary notice TO quit by way OF
and Indiana. At cur head with stalwart frame ana
giant stride the Hercules of the great northwest,
Abraham Lincoln, whose task it is to turn in the practice
northern sentiment upon Augean stables at the fed
eral capitol and wash them clean But have detained
Producing TO you, senator, Hon. Charles Sumner.
The eloquent and manly speech of the pres
| ident was received with many manifestations
of favor and satisfaction. While he was speak
ing the Hon. Charles Sumner assembled the
platform and was greeted with an ovation of
applause from the vast audience, such as few
public men have had the good fortune to
receive. We present below the address Of Mr..
Sumner, in full
ADDRESS OF HON. CHARLES SUMNER.
| FeHoic Citizens Of WorceSter-On my way to this
place my attention was attracted by banner which
Haunted the highway, with these words: Trust
| the People" Nothing could be fairer more
ductiye. In those simple words is embodied prin-
ciple long unknown and to this day often denied,
which may be called the handspring Of democratic
institutions. Here Is an Implied assertion OF the
right OF the people to govern themselves And here
is implied denial OF all the pretensions oftyranny
and ohgarchy. Such principle, when properly
understood in its simplicity and just limitations,
must find welcome i'll every republican breast.
Reading it ON the banner, responded with joy.
Trust the people, and might will no longer make
the consent of the governed, and human slavery
| will become impossible.
| But studying this banner further, found written
above this far device the names douglas and
| Johnson And then was saddened TO see how,
| here in Massachusetts,, great principle OF human
rights was degraded TO be cover Tor the denial OF
all rights. OF course the principles OF these two
| candidates well known. Mr.. Douglas, with
vulgar insensibiity to what is due to ali who wear
the human FORM has openly declared that lat the
North he is for the white against the Niger but
that further south he is for the Niger against the
crOcodile;' and in this spirit he has sand, "YOte
| slavery up vote slavery down. and such is the
| popular sovereignty which he proclams MIR. john
who is his associate, has decial ed i'll wellknown
words that "capital ought to own labor; that is,
that mechanics, workmen, and taImers-in fine, all
who labor for others-shOud be slaves; and this is
the popular sovereignty which he proclaims Surely
this Douglas ana johnson popular sovereignty
should rather be called popular y anny. And here
at the outset you will observe the wide distinction
between these two ideas Sovereignty is properly
limited by right; tyranny is without amy limit except
force. But when presented under the captivating de-
vice of Trust the people its true char acter is
cealed 1t is the devil radiant with the face OF an
angel 1t is apple OF Sodom, fair to the eye, but
dust and cinders TO the touch
But there are few among us who ayow themselves
as supporters of Douglas and johnson; or if they
in, iitiai cti, ,oicJ oeIS IT, he aIreod,,
80 r. r. IL da"idd 81 o,id ,rt 10 ;nStod thar!
lore, i'll occupying your time Tonight considering
f nS pm , $500 ~ - ~ W" ~ @ - IN? ~
ready to vote. To argue against these candidates
nor,,t, 90 sorr1i,s az ~ or;e ,o;rSt Il i,
Sa, III IL "9 9 ~ $50 81 ts
- -, WI 10 -, 10. ~ ~ ~ :, So go - 90
i n4 !, "iino Ci' p4 t w no " s i HIU S
u1 !ne SAINT Popur y l"hh! sa,iieu popuiaI
i oI siiIi ~ ;y to pa,d;',ata rIn iS |o,,
Is niso uPneiu ny "o'eI caiuiu"e' W lo 10 nov
- Ia 20 llf Hhr l,,,H yIi
1 1 ne iot W i.Juoo ~ . i 10y wv ~.
t,ie points ol ulerehce between ms tie9i5 anu 'e
tht Vi i t6 % ideticai 80
Ina" III essean Eiaiao.ei, my az 81
h ~ ~ th INA. ~ ~ i' III ct, a M an
,ii ~, , o "a ~ a., 81 80 To- o'[ni+
~ ttIti i'e ei ~ ; " .iie ' ,3 nt i
ii ,N9i en ~ ' . IN a Iei i M
Giailheu, W nat p!u linhg nave uole! ana MI
nay e. III ms Garner uays "ieH 1oiS 90 uch lor
"h tb ir I ~ III r' YIN an!
euTh plaiSe WIN " siIai eAGianlalloui II,
IL was natural that MI Douglas should praise
mn, loI ne s"He te liluenee oi M anu
"pllity 70 lat oil winch tilis au-
Sehtuler hau sttASu ms poIlucal IorluSs' lhelui-
uaMehtau pIlhclpie OF each was that tue question:
Vi slavery III dstalt terIioF! sIouIu DC taken rom
cohsIess' ana De IeleIien 10 the laiulu OF squat
eIs iii He ieIIitoI! "lo' III te eAeiclse ol soEer-
elSht? inherent III tle people, anu tlleIeloe caIIeu
popular soseiegnty' might sole slavery up OF Note
slavery u0"n. u course MI lhayeI, tnahhs 10
LIS New Ehsiahu nome mas 700 lhuc Sooo TASTE 10
put lorth ts pretchsoh III tle pruaI FORM winch 1t
ol'eh assumes when uttered py 1lr: Douglas' ne
Goes nor say that ne Is lof inc WINE man against
nv H'sstf anu loi te ftSsD 3S'iist tIo oiOeou4le
ut perhaps aile PiStsisiol iiiol uslseI
GUS because presented III more piauslpe form, ana
made part OF a more comprehensive system; All
Una! MI Douse cilis ioI tIe equselss III the eA
eIclse Oh popular sovereignty, is the power over
slavery, ana other domestic institutions, while Mr..
ma! q claims loI tcl' pesIes tlis PoNei, also tLe
power 10 choose tiiTI own olhceIs, inS'eau Vi re,
Jfsiins ae ION W a9hn on . u' ne 1sse ti
W VI e'oi 10 ii't ~ h"uuiui
" squtleIs II eAcIusiNeIy ehlueu III me eAeIClse
VI poPuIaI 10 pass upon lne queslon
VI si"teiy IN INC ioieS: anu ~ foe 1t up Ut
Ote ~ uo"n' "i'iio"' an! i'ehloH liohl ooh-
si e. t,i ,,. ;4, -, l..
II tlus pIlnclple were assei!eu oly WIN fegaiu 10
aslilee VI wen "i.il les"lu ~ slSle
eohts OF sll,Sie .oNii, ~ Vusnt 70 NC opposeu as
anu p"t i1 "sseiteu 40 seh-
el"i "pPio"pt ~ an my Vi me
aIP"o ; ~ nus h, ~ - | ! oo i"iiaIious
anu 9Just p a e IN "icIl
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I 80 ' d - LII ~, p t S - 70 ~ ole,l W inns
hiau conteel' anu ou VIII pe ""eu ny 'e Srahueur
Vi 'lie g IGa,iV 3 t,i;i l,,+. A., =, 80,
-; o.uis " " ,i ~ ny utnenei !lle M!ole leIll-
aoi i"l eAlenu o 'e Eu SUES SloHulng STATES
a. IN ~ 7; IL. :; ~" Si o,O'V'OoY equ"Ie
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ny IN ~ i ~ "a =! te iiGe as re
90 lea' ii.' ~ - 5 oiiip ' liiec uihes
az I"i ~ s ie Wlloe VI tance 1Ie"t oIlall; AUS
INA russia, ol,aI ortusai, Delgluir, noiianu,
anu N, oUe'iea ois .ie less man me tile
"hoie s>9 SlP4 C. 9'"ie9' ePupliCs vi an hu-
rope anu ol equal cAteht WIN VIC ancient homan
eiHplie Vi ne chllIc ot 05d heI'her Oh
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- i $50, s0H 200 ~ =; VI 9'i@eu
4o s'aeS, le mug togvooo suaie lniies III tIe CON
uloh VI ing tellnoiIes, "nose future fortunes
are lnVoiNeu III the decision oil the present ques-
'iT III tho ouostio oss,r,os