St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-12

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of scnticnt beings, endowed like you
and me, with human soul aud noble
faculties, declared by Democratic an
thority TO have no rights which 1rhtr
men arc bound to respect.
These are the glorious principles
which the Democratic party are ask
i'm you to support, and which they
will carry out should they again be-
come the arbiter of the destinies of
this glorious Commonwealth. Unless
the Republican principles and party
are triumphant, this Nation will soon
become not only politically but moral
| y corrupt.
| arraign the Democratic party for
making the lowest possible appeals to
the prejndices and passion of the
people. Their cry is that we favor
negro equality and amalgamation.
Well, now, gentlemen, association with
negroes is merely matter of taste
1t don't suit my taste to associate with
negroes nor same white men. There
are prominent instances, both in an
Gent and modern history, Of such as
SoIld lIOH. -H'|StS lluti IL CDlDlttl w
and TO come down TO later times, yon
all know that Col. Johnson, one Of the
great men Of the Democratic party,
and one whom they delighted to hon
or, had ncgrcss for wife. All
have got to say, gentlemen, in refer
ence to these instances is that | think
Moses and Colonel johnson were I'M
sound in taste. But what does the
argument amount to? Gentlemen, it
is inst this In certain place where
| happened'tO be was man and his
wife, of low, degraded character. One
day when ! was passing their house
| found them fighting, the husband
severely beating his wife, and l in.
tcrlercd to prevent her being injured
Now Democrats would say to me,
"why, Noble, you're great fool if
you do that, these people will want to
become your equals, and their children
marry i'll your family "you see how
ridiculous the argument is. Democrats
propose to us this qucstion,-"D Do you
propose to deny to the people of a
Territory the right to regulate slave
ry?'
| do most cmphatically deny the
right of any persons, be they of State
or Territory, 10 destroy or impair hu-
man i'S"'S' IL! '''e absence VI ooi'-
s,''u''oh creating the CONDITION OF
slavery, me people nave no power TO
do anything but protect human rights
Suppose the Germans and Amcri-
cans IN tins state were to unite to-
gcthcr and say to the Irish, you shall
he our slaves wond it be right ? and
yet, is not this the principle of Popu-
lar Sovereignty? thai in Territory
the American ana all other Whitc men
may "I''e t"Sclt,cr ana maze slaves
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anc people OF Iowa or any state or
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man lIOcr!y IS TO protect IT, f"coS-
h'"c 'he r'Sht OF no people TO chsiav-
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wLitr mon rnr ,Losr man v.L, orn
now declared to have no ri1hts which
white men are bonud 70 rcsncct This
country oxnnrdnd ,,illio,s 'f n',,,n,.
and freely snil],d its blood
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pcNauoc i'P""i''allS 10 hot subilit
10 me oeSiS!ons OF inc supreme Court,
ana YET mr. lfes'acht. II" lheir Cihcih-
'la'' p'a'D''i y ,ne'e IS d prank de-
earring T. . bahk unconstitutional,
~ ~, inc supreme Ho"ft, through
oh'ci Justice Marsna'', maa declared
II 70 oe co,'S'',"''o''a!' lhcy pretend
10 aolue py 'hc ucciSion OF the Court
no" "lci' IL S"''s lhe'f purpose, but
'he hcp"Diicahs respect ana ABIDE 10y
an us ieS'ti'na1e decisions from the
beginning. but now 'hat IL has be-
come Il partisan court, they res pect
no longer It's partisan ana exiraJndi'
cial decrees. /
fonr years ago douglas declared
'na' lhG Nebfaska Dill gave the peo-
PIE Oh the territories power to have
Vi eAc'"uc slavery as they please
now ne declares mat snci was never
tne intention OF the Dill, but that
mere was Doubt III the minds OF Its