New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21


they affirmed again and again IL state. st the Dem
sefstc party determined neither u fe slate Slavery
NO .hoss rsritOTissDO9a no ot o0urss n9ss no,
ssSs . save he people ss . % for form and
ysealate thar domestic nstutons in their own way
sp6ect only to the Costitution Of the United S.ate'
Now, what do yop think Of that Did not mieZd to
egisste Ssyery into Kansas, nor 70 exclude III but
did intend to ieave the people perfectly fNe to form
and reguls,a their own way lie that your doctrine
to-day Editor Of The YoeraoR, are you going 70 pub
ksh that way to-day that the o6ecs of the Nebraska
hp Eas intended TO leave the people perfectly free TO
y.suIste their own domestic institutions in their own
,uey You saw to-day in the resolutions you have
sSopted that the people shall not do any such thing,
and If Douglas goes for any such doctrine, we VIII see
Nm damned ii he remains in the Democratic party;
md Mr. Svertooth declares he lie already out of the
male the Democratic church. IA voice" the whole
b,nocratic party Ne not responsible for him.l OF
course not God forbid they should be. Laughter
and APPLAUSE The great mass Of the Republican par;
~ s ofthe Democratic party, but they Of the good
sd American gold with the stamp of 70 not the bogus
Democratic stamp Of 1854 and 1856. They with us
ssnd here and the lights are put out. The darkness
win not keep you, however, from knowing that they
are incompetent administer the government that the
whole party is responsible for.
- THE SNAKE AND ITS SKIN.
Let ne trace the like the snake; yearly
they shed their skim but they never go back INTO the
cid one beautiful il is al hrs but II Immediately re-
turns to dust and ashes. Let as look at the eonse-
eutnoes. Here was the formation of the " Blue
lodges" in Missouri, according TO the Congressional
Report remember don't intend TO give any statement
upon my own say SO; appeal to history 70 suostant
ste all saw. You march under your Missouri hordes
90 formed INFO the Territory Of Kansas, and although
is well known, and as history has proven, that the
Republican party was in clear majority, by force OF
arms yon took down the judges OF Election that were
appointed legally They taken by force, the Mis-
sour forces going ont with banners flying and with coors
displayed, and the question was asked not are you
Judge according to the Constitution and the Laws y
NJ q IudUa Of Election the
declaration Of the Cincinnati platforms Of 1852 and
1856 that the people should determine u)on their do
nestle institutions in their ownwayP But, "are you
sound on the goose ~ That was what they asked
them; in other words, "are you for Slavery !" Not
are you for the Constitution and the laws and for
the support of Republican institutions and principles as
our fathers handed them down TO us !" No but are
you right on the goose p and if man did not answer
That way that pleased them, they eaught him by the
collar and elected him. and many who upheld the Con-
stit1tional right Of election were compelled TO ny Tor
their lives and many were wounded and killed. Where
then stood the Democratic press Of the United States
Aiding and abettng all this treason. The freeso citizen
from the State of Kentucky, as wei a. he from the
Free States who had seen by actual experiment the
GLORIOUS benefits of free institutions, and others who
Had the of Slavery, and who found that the
pledges of the Democratic party had been kept to the
word and violated in fact late in the day sent TO their
homes both IN Kentucky the Slave and the Free States
and took up arms, and upon every field, and by the
whole power that God and nature had bestowed upon
them they resisted this attempt TO enslaye them What
then did the President of these United States AL the
time he by the forces of the United States dsarmed the
Republican party and left them at the mercy Of those
invaders Of their rights
JOHN BROWN AND HIS RAID.
Then sprung up this John Brown. say he is the
legitimate of tho acts and avowals of the Demo-
cratic party that they intended TO take possession OF
Kansas by force of arms peaceably If they could but
forcibly II they must and it only when those de-
scendants of revolutionary fathers took arms in their
own defense-andf thank God there were kentuckians
ne well as Yankees fighting there in that battle for
hack the invaders, and now
a great and overwhelming majority of the people OF
Kansas sayt that il shall be free, notwithstanding james
Buchanan lifts up has impOus hands and perhaps pray
ing that il may be So Gays that Kansas is as much
Slave Territory South Carolina" Is that democracy
In the name Of that God to whom he SO mpo9siy ap"
peals is il sois it Slave State Not at all History
tells as that lust there began John Brown. How II is
viii state as il comes authenticated TO the best
of nv knowledge and belief before be shed the blood
Of spee man one OF his sons was chopped 70 pieces
Ia cold blood and another dragged in chains
Ay vehicle until from the heat, the exposure, the Ig-
nomny ind the torture OF the moving CHAINS hs BRAN
cFaDed, and he went mad; and his sister, looking
upon all these sad ceames and scenes OF horror, was
sfaO c1aBed. Then this man took up the knife, and
made a war Of determination upon the Shareholders
and the invaders OF the soil There the secret Of the
whole matter 80 help me God as believe am Cas-
aius CLAY as stand here to night say the begin
ming of this raid on Virginia John Brown felt that
there was no protection for him IN the Democraue
Earty. that the laws Of Missouri and Kansas gave no
Irotecton 80 him. and that he had once more 10 appeal
10 the God of Hosts for defense, and he earned that
war ON in Kansas, and in Missouri and Virginia The
whole story is told; was nothing cut the rald OF
man injured by aggressons made upon him. and these
proved 10 have been began and completed by the Dem
ocratic party themselves, Therefore huri back the
imputation and history will sand by the record and
viii record the unwelcOme truth That is all OF IT. 1t
was no servile instruction at all zee before me
this night a man who committed gohD Brown in flr-
gnia, and hear from other sources xs senator Mason
that there wasnOf slave in insprrection IL was
a raid-tbe fruit of Democratic actlen and lustice
and IL il the thing il is SAID 70 be, that VIII yet
shreaen the peculiar institution Of the South along the
whole border they the Democrats are responsible Tor
IT. by reason of their avowas and their acts; but the
Republicans are not. Fepudiae the charge, and ap'
real 20 the country for a verdict.
THE VICE PRESIDENTS ALLEGATIONS.
Gentlemen, having said 80 much preliminary and IN
explanation, come to the declaration OF the wee
President of the United States, formally put forth
by him. sent me under his hand but winch speech
am told s verydsIincty different from tnst ne msoe
IN this State House.
You Will pardon me for the length Of this argument,
II II NAV be so called embarrassed as am BY the dli
1fculty Of my position here. 1t s rather more desu
TORY than had intended il should be- bat the import
snese of the questions to be discussed will think,
The Vise President of the United States makes
against the Republican party ten formal allegations
He says; =. A. pb
iIod1ce the dOctne negro equality into American
pot and to make it the ground Of positive legsatOn nose
S ,Se slave property Of South from all territory
now In the Union or which may hereafter be Asqenea
ITO prevent the admission in any Ai'~N' u '"''''
To repeal the Fugitive Slave Law, alphabetically refuse TO
% 10 Ursven or pansn by STATE action the spos;
ain OF slave property hat oTtbe contrary 70 MAKE ~ ~ o.
osnse their citizens so0 obey the lave OF TIC UNIV" "
40 sboi,h Slavery heDstrct Of ColSne bal. ana oh.