, 1860-07-04

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II, +,,o,rr n c,.ro-,, 90 ,v;,h 41,a hotder and
more honest avorals Of Lincoln. In voting for
linn the Douo,a.;+.s v;,1 h.v. The cooso1ation
of ln,v;,, hot thar ,,a ,;d;nr :, TIN e,ac,;on
,f mn, ,ho ,,os ont, ,,,or,,ab ro,+an,t for
ths,, ,na +beir soua,,s- sove1a7ontv nnt;ons.
~. n-oo,ad ~ ~ ,-o,f 81 90 r-a,e,+ orr
ra.dar. ,,,a f.: :1,w;no a~trs.,. fron, rote,nno.
rarv tho .d,t,- ~ ,.l;,t h,x 1ootaa m Hr-
John.on,s record.
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Mr 1obnson 6-st snnaa~sd ] ~ ,hs seno+e mn.
a.~ a, .xa,,,,;xa aa.n;.,nan+ ~ 81, n vacancv
,cc,s,o,ad Nv tho rs.;,not;on If the 1ate HIM.
v.,tar Co,o,;,. an 4ha 1.tb NJ February.
,e.o ~ u..i;. ,.han .,.;no Nth tho De.
.rss...a, H. na.,,,.. .nd n, na,, were
.,.o.r H. .o,+an,nor,-ia, IN +bs senate. and
Mr., Lincoln in the House. Ills service in Con-
gress ended on the 4ih Of March, 1843. The
frst sneech of Mr.. johnson was on the cele-
80. sr rs- D..;.,a.. ~, r, ,ha .o,r,s ~ h;s
ola'eo leu AK s'AeD' "A'' - '
remarks be went even beyond alr. Calhoun,
ftbep in the Senate}. xealousiy combating that
s4, x..;,;o, tb,t :. tdI 1dto, 4,tfon IF nil
eena''' po.o' A =. -
-4e1ieo would be injurious 10 'oe SUCCESS ol o"r
institutions"
In .,a.cb m .ta f,,eoon hill, .1ulv :. 1s4s.
IT, ~, w.. ,,,a..;,a
no 'ooA 'ue n'oo' "'!0 :. .ou." VI .u8 a.~'o
Of slavery IN the Territories, going beyond
rhat auy Southern man, unless Calhoun him.
..,r ~ fra .o,;,o ,;.rnion;a,. bad
ee'' ''e p''A,e " 40 ~, 80,
then Fenturco 10 "aln'&'n' 'n's Speoen' ""'eu
is peculiarly rich one for our Northern Demo
Gratis at this particular juncture, may be found
reported in full in the Appendix to the Con-
gress'ona1 G<ode lor that sesslon' commencing
o,rronr;,ta hand lines .,'dcd
.:.e..;.
After establishing, TO his own eat1s1aet'on'
the doctrine that Congress has no power 10 e1-
ctnde slavery from the Territories. our fire.eat-
inn sena,or now the Dorolas candidate for
W.. pres;d.n, ,,ocs m tn sav:
.-...-.,
PROTECTION OF SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES
Itrcn!sin. now to consider the question in-
yolyed in the amendment proposed BIZ the Sen
ator from Mississippi (Mr.. Uavis.) That qnes-
Urn ~ "he1her IL Is tne "aty sg"grets a.s -
ysyi,h 1;s sayrs ;ntn the territory Of tue Uoited
States, the r.di.put<d e. jDyment If his property
I" them, 50 %,c Us Il CONTINUES tod. itrr,to
~. Or, n other toord*. whether ne 'nneo't'
ants OF Territory, d"raaQ t"eaT ttFf!toF1dt con.
dtfton, have the f1eht 10 pfohleit s1asets
therein.
Now let US gee how these two questious-vital
;.r,,a, ~ ,h;z r,onent and treo,rd bv this a4.o
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cfa'e o' oous'us VI NC 4>1'1p t'~Ae' 90 'Neus'
GU III Aue'' &c" w ~ ~
| os h'l", '"e"@ eA4o "e"' ~'. W.
| quotation:
-, ,,,.rn .ru,7rxyr c.x pxc,unr 81, ArrcY
| :.
not whe,e ,hx power Of leel.lu,inx for il.e Ter
ritory resides whether exclusively. in Con
ssess' or Joinly in S'.e:s aiu sus III t,,f
TrTriiorr. the mower ia precisely tue same
no creusef in the hands Of one than the other
IN 40 eeenf' Gun n: ttas1hoIf:r q ne .oo"aA r.
f"a.r",, f1eanea :, ,'o"' -" rrr"y 9 nrscn1r1rny.
|
soe471EH so'khk''S'1 seok1e"k''
Rut suppose that Congress have tue right t
cS'splasn ,i r.u.ha unsar,e..a, v".s, % a'l'
reascs can the Territorial Lreis|aturc mss a,
net prohibiting slarery?. Surely not For tt'
moment y"u aam1t tne r'fu' 70 "lgan'ze a lc1
adm;t s,o' necessnr,Iy 1mr snnorns.1,ox nf * ~
ptoplf Of The I.rrito,y-lhvir dependence o.
this Gavernrnsut for an organic lnw, to Civ
lnem po''''ea' 'A's'e"ee