The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-25


ls.ra.s. Of PsEsrieE OF the Loa''h'e
r..,rsi- M. ScHrsz is ons Of the most
.-.rn..a sni mo.s philosophical and pow
..,sl thinker. Of the age, sDd be always
,,,s,sscs 70 bis views IN language
,..bls for il. c!earne.', its c.a's'e"i
,esar.cg, .ai its s!oqaeocs.' We should
b. s,cssainsiy pleased TO have al! our 'u'-
..,ib.r, read his St. Loui, speech, but ~e
t.,sno, .paes for its Reproduction. we
n.ksrooin for the following extracts;
IR.xraz.siBLE cosTLIeT.
Tber. ba, one way Of settling tie ''trre-
,,,,.it,Is conflict" 1. - not By resisting
~. .n,r,, Of the time. and By trying TO nsu-
,r.lrts Il. imps.Iiny power for you aiset"p p'
tina, ~ vain but II ia by nsAsah.'nJ ne
ebsfqrisy uhicil hare HtroEn hsmssiEeS uiio
a, psth. Tasrs n" Other. Inc ifrrprss-
abb. conflict wll. rage sith unaoHs"a 'a's :
until cur social aal poli'Ica! Development
j, harmonizei vita theirrepfe's!D.e senden-
cy Of The age.
That j. the solution which the Republican,
propose. Their programme IS s'"pss ana
consistent.
~ sciIJu OF our balaias anu heI'a'i'SA
','J...
r"a,n- -iu.erferencs with the social and po'
gi,leal institution existing by thu I"gI.'a''o"
.gf sovereign States. tEetuhon oi slavery
,ram the nationss Territories; they must
be free because they are national' i"nsh'c
cheering
bv the homestead bill and the encourage
I h.u r,vo, EaI
H,ll ths. eTec, a settlement Of the c'natct
LeIlGa father. Of this kepnlEc answer the
nus,tr,n. auI will give yJu the Southern
eJn,,rucuon Of their policy. In dsba'"
which occurred 10 the senate Of the United
States, on the . of January, Mr.. hs''"'
of Etry.rr., -sti "Now. "A. far "a. conceI rs
our ancestry, ! am satisfied oi tht'-ih"y
wrrr no, AboIftlonist.. On the contrary, !
hslcre ths. vas their opinion: Their prrja-
de. w.. aimed ag,tnst the foreign slave
truir, the African slave trade, hhd thTir he-
l.l wa, that cut ng that OF, sfafsfy TOuId
ats out of iisrif trtihoUt any act of ddoh'
ftaa. | ,ttefn pted At 0ae time - show, by
TIM rsr,r led nrlnion, of Mr. Nld,.on. that
ths ftta,u. ordinance Of lI5s, 20 far as II
pfoh,bitrd,lagery n the Territory northwest
II tbs on o, va. aimed NJ the AfrIran slave
,fihsy soouId restdct thc area tafo whtch
siIres rOuid BE- iplroduCed from abroad,
they would. - that rxtant, prevent the i'm
= rrrtallbu Of slaves, and that. when u "as
ntoes ,h,r prs.~ntei, 10" condition of Stare
rgtr,pti dis out of tiyslf, bat they ~"r- not
ABB. ..tigul.s, far hst " thin the In"Rnng
.nd 'p,rrt Of ths hboi'ElonIsts Of the present
day''
Ill | al n !
stand. AMI Mr.. Mt-nn may certsInIy h.
rpna tired good southern authority. Iw II
not stop to tavsSt,gala tho depth and ext"nt
cf thc ma. slavery sentiments II such men
-Fraukhn Who wt. thu ft'her Of an Aho-
h,t,n -rclsty. AMI Of Washington. wi.o cH
pressed h., do-tre TO ses slavery abolish i
ty l.~," am satisfied with Mr.. Mason's
alniss3an.
th,s, then, !. shat the father. in,"nde ! to
cg,et: 10 bring ABOUT state Of itinys By
tchici dGnrrg eouiI ifc nH n itsrif ahat
r,-s Jy w. san,Y "Inu trrtn then" am
asked, ''t1 airpt policy which VIII wors
ths psacrabIs and gradual extinction OF
slsyrry ?" And | answer, ''ie-; for, Il We
IL mt, W. shalt lays To submit u a policy
~hlrh vii work the graluti extinction OF
atbetiy." Thsre i. the dilemma. oar answer
isunlof.tonl. II Washington, Madison and
.ieTsr.an xers Ahoiittnnrst.. We are. NJ.
ha,on sagS they we're not, well then. We are
not. fpr our policy h ~ been theirs aud theirs
hi, become ours. L'ui cheer"
rr ,h. ,,t,.v .r.c,, .,I,,,,.,o ~ tho
""' w pI' r. ,,.'i t,.,,,,
''''y' , ,t,.;.,,1 ,i,,sr,,,,,,, IN
'"' 's'' ,.r r,,,,,oI,,;,,,. ,ho
obstacles that stand "a - wny.
us Nt"N hI"h" W.
rs. am toll thls these obs, 'o'ss refuse
20 ba neutra,Eai, They wtt rss,st. he' e
tv WHAT Bg di''ntvrn: the Union. The
dlsso,I'i'n uf the Iolont Thl. spectre h4z
.a lon. hiuatrd the Imagination Of -uper
.,ftiou. ra,p'a, that It /, tims az last 10
anatnra,s~ the hIooi,r.s boie.
Fhey lkrriteo to dts*'.'t tn" ~ n
Was t'rst, hrc ~ la nos st'P tn"
agitation oF thrs,Nvary Ss"shoh. 1t 'stfuc,
~a II at'tHs F'ery ~o''h pro" "cn that
rreS"nt' It"rt - our CONS d'ra'"n; ~
aE'Is'a Il. and "'d' not m'an - stop A"i
ta9f"f"r' s''' r"'Sd y" YOU MI d'H""f' 81"
'o.An ~ E"" 'S'aS 80 '"'" "'Ne 'sie
I" "'HF tR" 'S'aN'o 20 ""fR.H 'hf m'h'h*
""i oFf press "'t8F N'h nave G''S"5''' ~
u't"d a 80 A." WA f'i AZ present, We c0F-
taa'E arH H'' i"'''i I'd i'at'FN'' ''"N,t"N'
""t 'Ft tHN "er''"''''"' teFi0c arIsinc from
isVHF"' 'R''t'r osr trtit'n+' VA not
tas agitation whtsh aoooy. YOU ro'r, he =
hH7if"i nme' m9re dangerous 10 you o'f"?
hH'''
>'e'ai' ! ~ '7reS'"h ~ aiS'o'EH 'hN
tn''H' h"e'n'' "" ~ h's snow suFa sent
aactty ~ the e@'E"ns ~ iA%'t'e slaves.
tTaH. "e are NIX "ht' melted 70 re''rm
Tor N" .'HT"an'dTr m'"'a'' d'rty serves,
"a'ah hH "'h'd htrl'S s'''r 10 d' htm'".t'
thn'hat'a''' 'aH'r'nc'l Ana therefore,
You "!t a'''''S" 'hs oNt'n p' Toa not see
tha' wh.H NV lhi"ed great many slaves
escape 'o' 't'a "'n'i' a''sr dissolution
'eAf" - S"T''"'"' urge ohsf "o".i
not what's n"" 'hs I 'anad' hne be removed
rEA' - 'hs s'a> Nt see hh'e'
Thri'v, Y,u ,hres,sn the jissnlutinn Of
ths Jat2p, eesiuss We DO not mean to .oI-
render fhr territories to slavery. True we