Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
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H. BeiouEs 90 no Parry DssIrinE slavery . ~
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In the year 1856, Mr. BrsekinrdEe delivered speech
IN bis own behalf At TppecanOe IN Indiana in which be
used the following language
81 asl connected cih party thd haS for is object
tLs fsion Of siarsrgi Nor With any 70 prevent the
ooe Of aStie or Territory from deciding the question
az H. existence With them for themselves.
Il happened 70 be in Congress when the Neoraska bill
pas,sd and gave u my voice and vote, and because IL
d.l whst il dd-vE IL acka00ieiyc3 he right Of the
,,ts Of the Territory settle he question for them
-, aud not because I supposed, what DO not nov
believe that egssted slavery into the Territory The
Democratic party pro slavery party.
The people Of the Territories, under the Kansas Ne
braska act have the full right TO establish prohibit
slavery, j.pf as q STATE o,sta'
The louisville Journal veil say', that to add word
of common. TO this would be "wasteiul aud ridiculous
excess Il asserts the doctrine Of absolute nOnnterv,n-
ton a. plainly language can assert IT, We may pr
tineuty add however that NJ Douglas bis late speech,
bore bis personal testimony to the fact that Mr. Brecka-
ridge In the campaign OF 1856 advocated the doctrre
in precisely the same extent and Nth eIactly the
construction that the SPEAKER himself advocated aid nos
.d,oeatss IT, Douglas declared soemnly that in the can
p,sn Of 1886 be spoke from the stump With Breck
inr.dge and that the latter iaculea,ed Sluaer Sever
Il made speeches, is Douglass language "frOm the
stand with John C. Breckenridge in 1886, When he Vas
advocating his own claims to the Vice Presidency, ard
Aspihia % 20 tie szsrsas length Jasor Of paplr
.,gsty in he Tsrritsriss" To the like effect is the
testimony Of Cassus n Clay, sbo though Republican,
i, gentleman Of irreprOaebabls verac,y. "Wel nov,
said Nc Gay, in his speech in Louisville last month,
.bers is bis friend Breckenridge Why, sirs met him
gs.f. nd hara 10 hink ha
tbsns Why, be vas right along side Of Cash Clay. H.
uas a. good Freesoiler a. Cash Clay. lie had one
5,s.6sI Of making RaHsas free, and / had anothsr-
tla cas- on he digsrscs. re Jr non-iHtsrssniiO,
a.{ Ols looked UPON Dosglas' righshaal maH' And
oilers testify the same thing.
Is Breckinridge, the artful dOdger. the man whom
Southern men should vote for in crisis Ike the present.
Hrookinridgsrs PreGsrriBE Ihe EIsetIOa Of LIH-
cola.
Il i obvious that the Breeknriige North prefer
lie election Of Lincoln 10 Bell Douglas; aud At the
s,utt We do believe and 50 charge, that many Of the
leaders of the same party desire the result In
their folly and madness 1s believe they would prefer
v;r psstlence and famine to the election Of either q
o-. Douglas: and should Lincoln BE- elected, and civil
sih al is horrors and eFueties ioloE, We can and
l noint to distinguished Breckinrtgs eaiers and say
81, - that did the deed Il through your az ancy
A. conjunction with theBack Republicans that brought
,lss e,lantes dslresses murders aud boodshed upon
tie ,rd and The voice Of mouroing aud the lAmsntaon
nj the helpless aud innocent viii ascend 70 heaven
ay.ips YOU aud the walls Of outraged people heres
.n,~r as.its YOU" THIS kaoH Is strong languags
b,, va believe Is true and believe it is our eusy
10 use H. Many among have declared that they de-
srd The election Of Lincoln because they say, it Won
h,ipg about dissolution Of the Uuon-l separation Of
ale North and the South hence Wheu the election news
from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana reached US a
smile Of appreciation played tseir eOuntenanees,
which pl.iply and u1mstakibly told which side their
f,elogs were People Of virgiuh you prepared to
ace war and desolatou visit your land? Are you pre-
p,rsd to see everything You bold sacred destroyed BY
the sword and the faggots II not, stop and think well
before YOU casr your votes on the 6,h Of November
for by iba. vote you may eatn burieas yOursel,e'
and children which all be TOO grevOus to be borne
Ia other words calmly aud si,e'y resolve, as men
and patriots to vote for John Bel and EiEard Everett
Forged 4 OcumeAt-.
shor. time since correspondent OF the Marion
C.s,yaoarsalih Eridag from Montgomery, Ala, stated
t1 he had seen copies Of andlyery record Of Johu
BID which has been published by the Bell aud Everett
E,.eatve Committee II Washington for circulation
N,rtb This fslsehOod was Immediately exposed, and
~. e,l.d upon the correspondent Of the Commonwealth
70 produce the spurious document that he iorgers
mgSt be bsd Up 10 public lie bias failed TO pre-
dues them. Why, be can say for himselC That there
a-s such documents in circulation, in Alabama gotten
M BY Democratic enemies Of Mr.. Bal have no doubt
oar friends must be their guard against them. TIE
sma Ala Reporter Ct lA.e date, gives the following
warning
,.BE,y ,RE OF FoRGKD DoCUuESrs The Breeknridge
,r,y is driven % desperation. Being unable 70 cope
With the UnioO party in Air and honest manner, L
M resorted 20 the bassst AID West means 70 bolster up
ths sinking fortunes Of Breckingridgs and Lane. AT
through tie country they have in circulation forged doc
uncnts purporting 10 be the views Of Mr. Bell which DO
lat gentleman the gro5sest irj Istice Such people
thoss Who are instrumental IN fixing up such documents
sbOli no, De allowed to breathe the air Of heaven
Aai vet Il is the case al the country that some
Fr,ls sharp-headed haicAet-seed politicians, whose
f.ebe minds are incapable Of originating thought are
~ IN circulating such trash and representing The
rscOrd Of Bell We the people 70 beware Of such
documents We learu that they have been circulated
quite fresly 10 the upper counties"
Let the people Of Virginia keep sharp look out,
from nov until the day Of eectoa All sorts Of frauds
AID tricks viii be attempted TO b, Pamed on upon the
Gasuspeetng BY the desperate Breckenridge leaders and
managers Having Args quantity Of money sent them
from Wasbiogion end the DisuniOn Cotton Sias4 they
viii employ il IN al Of vile practices for the pr
p1ss Of carrying The State for Beekiurijge Let boa
O.. voters be on their guard