The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

amongst them, that these unfortunate
people were considered by many as hay.
ing no rights which n white man was
bound to respect The honorable Scna-
tor from New Hampshire repeated here
the other day the statement that THIS as
scrtion Of historical fact was one Of the
points 4c1dm by the court. IN defiance, !
suppose, Of one thousand corrections Of
the statement tina, had been made all
over the United States.
Again the honorable Senator from
New York, (Mr. Seward, ,.ho is not
now ia his seat and whose claims upon
the gratitude and confidence Of his party
were so iutblcssly set aside Chicago,
undertook to get rid Of the decision by
dcnouncing the court aud Senators
around me viii remember how again
and again, he stood up here in the sen
ate and insulated IN the face of :hc
country, that there had bcen bargain
between the Chief Justice and the pfcsi-
dent Of the United states. lie saw what
the decision was he did not attempt to
cvadc or avoid it. He tried to get rid Of
It's moral power by blackcuiug the char.
actcr Of is author What says the hon
CRADLE Senator from Illinois lie does
not do that He now SAYS that his bar.
gam WAS that he would abide by the de-
cision Of the court when it came up from
a loe1 couFt. IN a Territory. He is not
satisfied with The decision, although
given hy the tribunal to which VIC all
agreed t. refer it He says hc dil not
agree to refer il IN the bred scott case:
lac agreed 10 refer It when a case should
arise in u Territory. Here is his IAN
guagc:
Bear Loo mind that TIC report Introducing The bll
was. shat tlrtc questions t1u'L,us 'he ughi 81 lsop
Getty no slaves wott fccIfti 80 thc lI crift.. 90 tho
territorial eouiis WITH q rghl oi appeal 70 the Sn
-hAl arise and ihe Court shan pronounce IL iude
mcnt. It wii. Doe binding uu nc, on yau. -r, ap" on
every good oii zen
Mr.. President, am not satisfied with
that promise aud am not satisfied
with it because the honorable senator
lrom Illinois, upon several memorable
occasions since 'lc year 1854, has said
out at the presence Of the senate that If
tbo decision was made 10 would not bud
the people Of the Territory that the
case cou Il not hp SD decided as TO bind
the Territory that uot'inc that thc ~.
pruinc court could du by decision could
bud thc Territory bat, 10y The Kansas
Nebraska bill, le had fixed tie South $40
that the people "a .hc Territory, iu def
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Here, Mr. President lct me come back
u an explanation .i tnat 'ett Wh'rh !
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b,ll slavery ,css Gvaa n all M. rsrrilo-
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the senate - thr mod states, DO the
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lust Il all, that / have been surprised, ~
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l.. , far more conservative man. unless
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| had supposed hun 20 W lhcfr was 100
dnipiuts on his part MI Douglas start
cd W,ih his questions ll't' ii'N "''
y.bh Nr Ifu,I,lu'. answers
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