The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-04-06

rhtoni that while we do not ,.,,.. -es'A-
make max Wat We do not intend war sS. .ne 2
made on Us. s sii b
Mr.. Douglas said II the W., n.
n ssI was NOT y possession Of IN ~
nation this resolution calls for ~ i Ia
could result from such an ansv.. nsam
apprehehded that this infotmationl III. ~
tend to allay the public excellence, "0Sd
supposed there was 10 danger ~ 4. ne
sumter, but desired to know wh. sSis
Fort Piekens would be held as nSs's s
intimidation He wanted "a, GA or
whether we are to have peace y. oO1
He believed the policy 10 6e peacs ~ ~
threat to collect revenue and hI,.,l se
the ports without legal authority -.
threat 20 violate The Coustitutio0 W.
Y wise TO delude tic people iOlo N. ~
lief that the administration w.s ~ M ~
do what the Constitution docs ~ y
init. Mr. Douglas said he snd ~. III.
during the last session. when the renDEN
cans; we're rushing through q mi y ra S' Y
troy the revenue, TO prevent II Int , ~
would not listen 70 the warnipv ~ NY
unprecedented that an extra sessios ,. y
be called to undo part Of what o. .oul s
lessly and unnecessarily done. II s.s,ssa
impossible for the republicans 4 mas su
speeches without imp1ehing kis ,na rs.s
or assailing bis character "'o'' 20
a rambling debate ,betaes. M.
Douglas aud Clark followed when ~ ~.
Clark inquired i the revenue could ~,
be collected on ship-board il Con.,s.'
clothed the President with power 50
Mr. Douglas supposed Il eoula T.,
he had been speaking Of laws s. ~.
were. Hereghrded this as Al admi.s,ss,
that the republicans did not mean u ~
lect revenue until the laws were chanv,d
Mr.. Clark wished Mr.. Douglas ID ~.
the admission as including but himself
Mr.. Douglas thought the admisslun !.
clear that be might include an The r,nah.
licans in It, and said the triumph q ~
republicans had brought disunion, saa
God only knows what consequence were
to grow out Of it. .s' !.
Mr. Howe asked whether he und.,
stood that the election Of Lineoln. instead
|of somebody else, had caused the JissoIu.
ton Of the Union III II sss.
Mr.. Douglas said if he had succeedsdin
defeating the Republicans, thereby rem.
dering il certain that their policy would
not DO carried ont, the southern peopIe
would have rested in security, and The
Union would not hare beenidissolyed
Mr., Howe inquired what policy9
Mr. Douglas; Sectionalpolicy becauss
the Republicans make war on slavery q
n great political and moral evil.
Mr.. Howe denied that the Republican,
were d sectional party. 5rs
Mr. Bouglas shid the Republican par.
~ Is based on hostility to slavery. He
replied to Mr.. Disadvantages argument,
that under the law as it now stands asto
every territory without exception, d man
can remove tlither with; bis slave property,
on equal terms with other property. The
Republicans III organizing governments
for Seyada, Colorado ard Daceial, Of the
last session, did what they had not done
for IL years before, and did what they for
$50 long had abused him Douglas for
wanting to do. They did il from a sense
o. justice. when when ihey got the majority,
Inc me, oaiy motive ior peltlg fresldent was
70 carry out that potley. lie gave the
istpneiica 2: erfg ", ior adopting nat.eF
Sylsania, Mr.. Willnot, had arrived here
in time to see lie Republicans repusiate
.ne " Elipt i9toN,sos1 TEST the e9rnet !
STONE q sne temple, ana sotee up 70 non.
intervention ana popular sovereignty,
Mr, howe y me course o. tue debate,
wisheu 20 know y Mr; pongias prher
pies Woula nave saved me Union, ana
lhe hePuolieans. nave adoPied them, WY
was thsre mol peaces
MI poagias rephed: because lhe ne,
Puolicahs Wou,d NOT aekho"ledge y, anu
KEPT 1ne people ~ the aark.
MT; pt t,e Nlshea 70 Eeply y
mi. Douglas, put tne SENATE Msn il, ln'o
executive session ana ADJOURNED. ~
The senate confirmed y: Il. Giddings
consal'geaerat TO the Britlsh American
provinces VII Durell, consul 70 tefA
Cruz; y Billion, consul to Southampton.
Minister corWln leaves New Orleans dreams
Aprh Isl, Tor Mexico. B., ~. .. =,
a Charteston dispatch o. YESTERDAY,
states that Col. l,amon had On interview l. e.,
mat morning with Goyernor fickens anu aug!
1e9eTal Beaaregard, and lelt N neon company
Win Dufraa lor fort sumter
The opinion prevails that Anderson ~
VIII eyacuate on "Wednesday q tnls "ee e..
esterday morning an altenps w.