, 1860-01-16
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Especial correspondence Of the Prt4s and Tribunal
W4sa1sa7os, Jan. 10, II d. n, 1850.
This has been another windy day-all talk
and no cider Senator Green, of Missouri,
pitched into Douglas and squatter Sovereignty.
and "la1nmcd" pugh for what he said fort
night ngo about the sectional character Of the
Senate Committees: 'DouGlas listened to Green
until the fire got too hot, when he left tie Ch;m-
ber- He says he will reply next week. III the
mean~hic he is much chop.fallen at The failure
Of The coalition which be attempted to patch up
to beat Sherman. john G. Davis, Of Ind., feels
mortified at tue part lie has played, and admits
TINT he "put his foot in trap" when he listened
to Dug's advice and went over to Hamilton and
the tire-eaters. Riggs, of n. j.. got scared Mt
the part he was playing, and hes gone back to
the little Anti Lecompton party, just in time to
save his cake from getting burned.
Tic Springfield Resolutions Of the Douglas
purity Of Illinois made Their first appearance in
Washington to-day, in IKE PnEss AND TRIBUNE
The paper was in great demand among members,
and was eagerly read in the House and Senato.
The tclcgraphic report had not given clesr
idea Of what they contained. The Soutaerners
dcnouncc them as rotten md leretical. They
gire no "credit marks" for those sections
whicI, pledge the party to submit to whatcver
doctrine the Supreme Court may adopt, or
platform the Charleston Convention may lay
down. The assertion that "Slaserr is not q
federal institution, deriving its validity from tue
Constitution" creates much indignation among
The "Natiouals;" and tho further assertion
that "Slaycry is msre municipal institu-
tion, existing in Statcs or Territories ouly
by virtue Of the laws thereof" is denounced
as being Black Republican doctrine, And
the denial, that the "Dred Scott cas-: decided
"against the right Of the people Of the Terrific
"ries to determine the slavery question for
Themselves" WIS ceived with anaze1ncnt
and horror BY all "souud and conservative"
Democrats. Several Southern Senators re-
marked tl.at il the Douglas delegates held .uch
political tenets as th=sc, the Charleston Conyen-
tion would not allow them seats in 1hat body,
but would be bound to recognize the DANTE
delegates as the ones entitled to voices and votes
in the Convention. l am prepared TO see the
Squaticr Sovereignty delegation from your
State reje:tcd, and Cooks "Nationa' 8" admit
ted. Where there are contested seats, =" sound
ness on the goose" will determine which set
shall be received. That will be the touch.stone.
Anv man who denies III, rivht of the South to
n Ecdrrul sIave code and that slavery il morally
and poIt;calIy right. and that under the Consti-
tuition it is )" National institution" will have
no business at Charleston Is delegate.
Senator Green declared today, in the course
Of hin spcech. that slavery was national, and
freedom xtct;eual. that tie latter was restricted
10 wlat sepator uason tulls tie "seryiIc Z"
s,otes while the farmer attended orer all the
r.rr;,or;,, aor,,;r NJ vc1, ~ over f;feaen scv.
orsio, s,otes ~ ;c,, dcc1,r,+;on vas received
y;,,, a,,,,,rse mn tho 1,emocratic side.
C,r,rc,, or csor ia Wrioht az Fam. and
Luke Of Virginia. made lat.fvotea Disuuiou
.necches to.flar. consnm;uo The whola aft,r-
mn, in ds1;rcr;nc 11,om Thc hitter ,escrtcd
the constitutional ri right Of yirciuia or apy
III, r clara S4ate IN eocada frnm Tim I1u;on
<,,.r,,,.or s,,o o,,oosoe This ,c.or,;on w,s
warmly nnn,au3ed nm tho nenncrat;c ,ide. lie
dcnt sufficient eause tn IN e tho ttcp. G.rtrelIs
snccc,, ,vas etui,;d with nomnous tl.rr-drir;nn
swa.ce7 and enormous Dragging of what the
SoujI rau,.y in in c,se she wcnt tn war with the
North Shr cou11 eat I'M The North. and n ck
her teeth with their homes. Hickman reminded
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