, 1861-01-21

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eoa spnak-SeuatoT Qreau-Wkaf tho
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In Tho nouse }ha Aoo5.,a+c, ~ t.1r ,,.xa
hcen hois,ed and .n.a,,-,,o ttns. {: w. - ~.
der Yesterday M 6,a r,r- %, h1r,aa1s.
f,1,n pe,r,, orr.-s, e....an - o,ta Ag.ss,
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tiaIs: Ftrst, the unconditional dissolution of
,1,o po,rI,,c,,, ,,.-4v. .eerood racoo1,f+.on
Of property In runn by the Constitution;
Third - s,ava.codc for The Territories rro.cct.
!nifo' = n!1' eeuue tol t1o 1e..'.'' g.osevS
~ -,o,,t ~ t.ors5+ md ooton- r;tb a,ov.e i,
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al the FREQ States; Filth, compensation for
AaainFe o1'1 4~o @A'1t' ess~Pe' -o4 ~"
clared that no adjustment Of pending difficult
t,cs con1d h. ef1aotcd rnt11 t1,e first 5enond
14e9 ~o 1 w A.-'4 nv. ~ oIo
W2s complied with. The Republican party
nnst he dissolved and abandoned. and all ar.
,.,z,,;ons [ ~ 49, 49, I h..as ~ 49,, 49, a,.-a. ~
;dc,s ,nuat he nnt an,v,,. c1ee The 7rnio,, -o,td
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Stanton Of Ohio replied: but lis answer
n1o A'Pt'~o' ~ .A' @~
lackeo tone and spirit ltWns able, bat apollo"
seuc, ana ni.oe some gooa polnss, on' INC
speech lacked re5oluee manlneSs which repeis
opp1 &~31u 4e0-1s' 1'"7''.' Ao eAs'0
Viii make. He WAS replying to Reagun'a
demand TINT the elayeholders should arc the
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nrsa Scott a.c,s,o,.
Tnc r;ebt of tr,ns{tn :. III, r,cbt of ths m,,ter
to come and 50 at pleasure 80 long lc does not
aesaauy doEle aimsen H. ta'eaosasts mo- M haTe S
t1 He IN Wa W. AZ q nc 1gnts& & q mas,ss a.
regarded By the Laws of he State where thsy 70.
doa etatm 70 faFy WITH yop 1ato re- STAG re
siave While tLcre. Now, il The elaTe becomes &c.
ee!lious has rot ths own.s fiFht, aseordns to
disnoei:iou and reduce him 10 obsdicnce; The
gentleman then proceeded to notice what would be
Slate from whence be came. supposine the slsTe
was klsd u the struggle; and ihe master indicted
ter Was exercising lis constitutional rfht in n
nlettns .sasonabls sh1sti7enent md 1he eeuE:s IL
Law Of tue sarc State IN defeadins md panishtne
the ssame' re- 70 -,ntended "a that tho right to take
went On 10 she what would BE- tic effect of taking
ssvss Into ~ e. whcEs property cqna @ BE- attached
could be attach to secore payment; aud in the
m ne 70 70 r. me nd f3se h ,csG copa -
sstieIy the debts. He asked, when Jor hs!e estab:
III e14 .a19 ~ esH Fly woaa %
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Itiawe11 to keep these yievs Of the uatter
in mind, a some Northern men are foolish and
weak enough to grant this privilege to slavc-
holders, not appearing to perceive that 1t
would be Introducing the Trojan horse into
their free city.
Reagan wound up his harangue In the ste
reosype fre-eatcrs peroratIon, viz :--"In the
name Of religion, in the name Of God, and in
the name Of honor, he would beg Of the Be
puhlicans to let the subject Of slavery alone,
and, Intending to their own business, leave the
South to take care Of themselves aud their
Own interests"
This Invocation is huge liz. The RepublI-
cans do let the South alone. md attend strictly
IA ths,r o,vn hr,tno,, 1-h h,ra aTo..a =.
amend the Constitution forb;ddinp CONGRESS
e.o,,, i.to..,.sn,. g. - -
nom ll4tef4et1n9 ID any manner Will slavery
49, 0A'0 A4aoo '1's onef ~
eooo ta'tn, ano LOT Inc purpose o1 stopping the
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un1o0lHL. bUt Q0W nave the guardians OF EQuth-