, 1860-07-30
tCost'uaei fram the SECOND :rase.1 .'--

tco2t'u:eItram the ;secunt:rsse.1 .--
declares 1!lai every bill shall be presented +
the Governor for his approval; aud le sad |,
toe COMMITTEE vino brour rht l,1n the bill, "wht
60 vou sunpoee that WAS put in thtrc torr don
you Zee thai It waA put there that you nigh
not da - you plea*ed, but 10 give me the potve'
WI .e!o your bill. Take it back" Lie die
set~ Il, aud 1t ia not law and r., you are toi
iestlas the }'eertt do just ~ .hcy t!ieaae =
ltireas arr'sus*.] Thih thing IF NOD. in'crfea
t'on is the b"tdeHt cheat thu, was erer a'entt-
ed to ba pracs,sed upon aa intelligent reof'e.
Eha'xto.] Net u mta in America AZ reaiiy 'es
II. aud if The question is prrs$cd ufnn them,
they will adm tilt. hut il il s"rt OF pnns'hie
idea TO say, "Lrt 1tem do II they please
Mr. Allen zsAs, wlF not lei 11;e tnsm 40 ~ H. '.cs
p}ea-c u, ktnxuh, just II In ln'toaa ITO you
let the Legislature do juat as j. plsasr. upon the
s,,h;.ct ~ slsrrrv. lfyon vii! lock into your
r-.:sn,nt;pn you u i'll ind shat 1le people put
,r,risiou in ipe Constitution that your Lezis.
faturc should not ,u:toonce SiaferF. 1ou
would nut risk tle Legislature Of Illinois upon
hi. subject. why risk that ot kansas7
Il, irsso1+. it il no, interfering with self gor-
,ru.i,tut fur Congress, when it adopts an or
r.nio &c, for y territory In exclude slavery.
Thai carries ont ttse great principle OF self gov
srumen.- To whoo do the territories ne,ons1
Tnry belong 10 all of uk, 10 fhe people Of the
United States. Every one .: us LAT u right 10
eo int . 1'lsm and the law. wh,th il nude for
cur government When We get there, is made for
Tie government OF alf the people Of the United
:t4tr.. ask YOU il it is hot more in accordance
with 'se principles Of lets'ng the people rule,
tha. all oi us who have IN interest in kansnb es
!" whether i sAsll be Tree or slare country.
aud whu have HI intetent also a. the persons WHO
pay I'LL itk +xpeuses, should bt cpusuted In ,nak.
lag the i4s ~ hcn It is 10 be govet ucd, olour
" II rc.a.'ns uraer cur jurisdiction Wh,, my
friends, you are taxed to day to pay each mem.
Ter Ut tue Legislature of k4ns&s three dollars
u dxs TOR htR services. A wonderful way Of ex.
AttttthE nm 1utefventlon When law is 10
he passed 1t il for the government, not Of the
people Of Tcrritory-:uF there are lew or nu
people there ~hen tn" orxuhic act is passed--
but this law is passed f1r the government of
every paau from Louislaus to Maine, who sees
10 T'Eat 10 go there And we u1&ke Il provisiu1.
~ which, when th"ae of liz !" ho 70 there, when
we arrive. car righta will be prt,t< cted, und W.
"1'i occGpy it unti}-whenf Unui there Ars
eaouIh .f ns To make government for ou.-
aelres- Then We WI! do nkc every other Stale
Make such goycrr:Nens for ourselrtx 10 We
ta!uk proper. IL not taat right7 Is it not the
True prlncip'r Ct popul. sovereignty, properly
anderstoodt Ii il a ,ulrnoner shaut 1he pppn
hr sovereignty ot 1lle GEsi thousand who 70
suto Territory, u saposs II lxw upon the neat
IT ety tlouaant. Why net ie tie ninety thou.
sand take part III passing = la~ .tftc,iug Ter
rstnry where asl ot US have right TO 60!
Bu. Mr. Allen says be will support 10 man
who does hot endorse ahe decisions Of the Su.
prrIn: CART. "unt to s-e now whether be
Will support q man who saya, with the seventh
renoln:t"n Of the CINCINNATI platform, that Con-
,tre*a Il h.s 20 Poser to charter United States
is4uk The Supreme Cour, sa,d ,h4t Congress
this des'sinn. yeu, Sic, are supporting snAa
vino s4st Congress las no euch power. Why.
" Is no Democrat. Laughter and applause
~ hts o"n showing ne Is IN Democrat Con.
ttnaed !anGhter.] but be sa5s slavery cannot
exist witt"ata Law u protect it, and 1t is just
like any oIber property. Then no other prop.
*rty can exist wiihcn1 law to protect it, Mr.
-Asen, can III Let us See what Sonr docl1ine
*Ads to. The people uutt 10 to territory and
bs there soaae time, bet 70 there can be any
:aw. There must he Il time when tlere IRE
people in territory, bsfore there il leg
.s'ature, ,--so,ne hundreds or thousands. Thea
1t viii lake u !Htse time 10 make laws. want |
aaw 10 kn"E. if according to MIR. Aliens doc.
1rlne man hAs no right 10 his horse or his ox,
O. any uh~r property IN the territory until the
legislature neetss And would ike Mr. Al. |
leu t. search the stalutes for local law, .fh,ch
s~.s ilat uaa has right TO his horse Or bis
as. Fellow citizens, \ mans right to I'LL this |
apecles OF property is recognized By the geuer.
Il laWs o. mankind. without any special or |
local laws to That effect. Tho great God above !
nsdec!ared that man shall have dominion orere
erytAlnR the fish OF the sea and over the fowl Of
1h< air, and over every living thing that novel.
uana tue eastk." But nu~h here did he give
m N dominion over man. IGreat enthusiasm.
IL Ia on'y by v.rsne Of local law by the e1e1ci~e
ot aibllrary power, ih4t one mAn is made sub
Ject ia unot!I=r.
slavery ia to odaous. TO contrary 10 nature,
=" Aohoscut 10 right that it Gnu exis, nowhere !
o. ta* gaooe. e7cep. when there is positive |
~" u >us.usn il. Appl4use.l Hence it eau
n-Ver 70 - Kansas until there is Il positive law |
=: h3snt fbweT authorizing its introduction. |
1he Eon .tatu&uu dors not estab4h slavery ups |
Mt'ese+ t. rl%s is th4 doctrine" great cbeess}
usfe Is Aba fundamental doctrine VI my friend |
u.h. 1he Consultation, in speaking Of this !
aut}ecs, says: When q pesspn is held 10 service |
Or i4boF, F,--i'uw9 By virtue Of = State law. Ia I
~ ostiei way uuder heaven can mau be held |
Us :: slave. us By rirs-e Of positive State
iaw that the Constitution aara as can be held
; Aug tue 1"ument LIE goes bes oad the State line |
w J. ~ tre- as YOU or |; except as be may be ]
70 e'cI%lnitd under CLAUSE ot the Constitution Of
Me ChtttI States und taken back to tue State |
from which te ae,l.
an informed that uly half hour is up, and
saa!1 " u=ahtc 70 touch upon the other puluth
nave exposed scrntinize the otbery and yop |
'''' nud lte1n equutly uuteueble.
Is Senator Trumbutl retired, the crowd gare
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cheering Tor many minutes with irrepress,bIe
Al The ciose Of Judge Trusnbull's rejoinder,
'sas announced that Mr. q. u. F.cklin would |
o-tiaue ;:'s debA'c for one hour, to be fol.
o~tl by Mr. l3r+joy ia H speech of equa1
enE>h. Nr. ficliln's speech was indescribab1y :
'suoc:a:'c. His ;:ssertions were so Aagrautly
"tTne thnt they were received by the crowd
nth cci's'Te shouts u laughter. His pery.1-
u" 1t some Of the rlainess facts Of American | :
's;ors were so bold mud ext,aragsnt that they 4
''t 'l"lr visu'ence and became absolutely ludi- 1
'o">; aud they were received accordingly BY
Is aaoicucr. He displayed, however, the most
er!sc: good hu,nor throughout, seeming to b.
;Sassoned 10 have Ills statements doubted.
s'ore he lad concluded the crowd had dimin~
-! Somewhat, but the greater part waited,
.Ssrto hear Lov*jos.
" n-a lsovtjoy arose, at twenty raiuutea past
clock, the crowd, who hsd been very i'm
1t'e7t to hear him, gar: him three times three
:afe1tng cheers. Hn wAs in fine .oice and
rlis aud spoke for an hour with the most ve
'ment and overwhelming cloquepce. It would
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his Apeech in iii etstr2ct. HIS intense man. :
r. powerful tones, withesing sarcsam, ire
ssible mimicry, and terrible denunciatioD
Us. be seen to be appreciated.
This Republicans held meeting ut nirht
hsct ~As rervaded with enthusiasm, Aeshrs,
r1u,ehaw. Judd And SEett made eloaueu,
'ercbcs. which were listened 10 and app,suded :.
ith excel'en. feeling. 81
An attempt was made by The Democracy 10 y,
tanise meeting to hear D.. Roe und one or 81
o ot'4er speakers. but only shout df,y per u
liz could be gathered to hear them The d;s. !"
~ of the Wide Awekcr and the shouts Of the q
'pub!fcsns at their meeting. which was NIT "
''Aat, had chilling efIec. upon them. and :"
rs quietly dispersed.
THE CITY. ID