Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-02

. No e> CcSsc~ VIII mark the J. ft>iclS rl
the troops Of the republic: no institutions ot
the States will bc invaded or tamperel With;
no rights oC persons or property will b. vip-
lated. The known purposes of the admin
i-tration and the high character II tie
troops employed. alike guaranty the truth
iulueSs of this s:atrmelt.'
Not content, however, with this most eX-
plicit and ": IS. satisfactory assurance that
the rights of the Stat were to be respected,
Mr.. Holt PROCEEDED - convince Kentucky
that her rights in the Territories were also
amply secured. and would be carefully guar
ded by ;Ais Administration. lie discussed
that point as follows:
The supreme Court Ias decided that the
g:;iz rs cl the sinvc State can, ~ viii, tahr
their slaves into all The Territories If t:'e
United States, :,ul this decision. which has
I,y,r been rgsia ei ur l.tericTed with m =
si;tgl, case. l. the !aw of the land, and the
wiu.,- lower f tile Government i lledgei
70 enforce it That 1t viii be ioyaily cnlaT>
eed 10y the present Administration. ! euter-
tain r,n doubt. \ Republican Congress. at
fh, iat. S,.~~;,.ii, uTgIniZei three new Terri
tories. A'l! ia the organic law ot neither "as
there introduced, or attempted To oe lE,-.-
.iuce.I. tie slightest rcstIict.rn n upon the GIT
If I:.e Southern eIu3-TIUt t. bring his slaves
with iim. Ar this moment. therefore. and
state 1t without qualification. there IS not :.
/ territory belonging 10 the United States into
which the ;. utieru people Inav not intro
,:uee the.r slaves at ule.-sure, aDl ,njuL their
complete Erulect.-a-'
L l-n' part Of ~ purpose, az this t,nsc,
O. determine victlar Mr.. Ill. construed
tie d...i-.... &c tur Supreme Court correctly
. IT rv;. Ii I, very ,miUcnt #'.d learned
.s'>srr, s'3 his opinion Is euri,i,a r. great
rs-Iect, Bat simply a-w NIKE ai-. u :
{ authority o. show the principle, ana he pei
Z isy g. G!el lie plo3-sl tie A3m.-ia,IAt..s.
. before :hc country IL IL conduct Of tAe ~ =.
auI It's treatment @: JL,e quC-tipf 20. s...,er,--
Suuies had i5,'l,u The Latiau w:.s arms a <.
: Soldiers vere wanted. Kentucky 49, To- tg
saved. aud language Ike t'is ,,.s l..g- 70
tent with lie lowers Il the Constitution an..
iae friends of tire u'l Uui.a. tlsu al an,
bounty land or monthly pay ah'el the G..s
erE.a.ur Had with @hi.b TO enlist recruits
There It stands. aui there 1t VIII stand lar
ever. L. JL. t,i:ar If him who w.ujz it, and
To the eternal shame and di--ricc IF thr--
"'' S''.'.' '''u '-,-i' '''Ns u'.N - '''e.'
: jag-. aul r,n.lcs false .ni deceptive IT'S Dc
II crate AN! solemn Ps. misses. ! Do D., as
sumo 70 speak for -lo aTtirs of Keum,, "
sAe doe, not need i.y heni5le voice ola iii
l-or. Her own experienced .rsA e."qGsn
Representatives arc here 20 zresl tar lar
But This Nay he allowed. s~ hcr l~i-lha
a..5 ir.erd "rI .iueal offspring. t. -av. ia
II the pi'd-e tha' has been -.vna ~ he- O.
Gle -u.jrc' aT ler domestic i.rtasi"us
now g. hr broken. and the alulit.-r f 50
L very dec!arci. ,'.s treachery irt I've: ia Ii
. act viii lie So Guk. the fraui - n.r.t-ar
that it viii Vo,,uts evey succeeding page
American history. .l.f crimson the risccl
o1 nur Children with shame a~ ,.av rcla !:
Sir. one more nam.I viii all. 1t o.,
VI longs NOW To the deal /; IS 4 name VIII.
c / will i've longin Arer.r1u history. npa.-
II il 60 the mad fana-i.i--n which rings in ta+
y / Hall, and hv and in is authority .frn.nr.
- tie wicked purposes Of abnlitin,f>.o. I .ea
= from the last snccch Of the grcat rorul:
e tribune. Stephen 4. Douglas:
e I'VE r.uStrct invaIe constitutional r;--,
% III" innocent must not suffer. u"r ~amC
Il -.i..' ..,'..',.'. o. ! ''''iS- H'F '"',
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