, 1866-02-14

49, 1oAA1es Ah-AI.oSe' :.
| ING neH :. pay auog " . PIES VI t4s 4ots'ssu
relanons, o. u eE9 a county, Fl .aele eonlo PEN DC no
Ieeoemlaon o. nannt no. even o. 1ne ,s hmssa ..
| given % nnaefMana taat t5e estaonsnment OF
ifee npor N Cupa Houla oe 5sason ior
! Wrestling .nA 1s4hna from SPAN. 1efr1t9lles
He5n anne1ooMLoulslana. o7l f!oaaa, 1e1as, nall
| o. Ae1o, ~ 1,iassay m9st nave ~ snase u
ns tuetn i;na ~ s1Wear ~ aoa a;9'a ~
| 1'E 4ns oc."sen t19 u19uestloneo oomal4 OF
iree !aooa, ,e.d anu sna5 II ~men Involuntary LABOR
4 fstr vcsra nsssod swav a,d ,he rav
| schnoi. atom and orrooant dems,5ed ma
rece,rrd On a1o1n9v fnr ~ on,,IvJnt1 mi ths :Iaffer.
son nroriso 10 Oreson, 1FfN'e NV "Se
0on p4o't'u s,T ~ T1.goa. Trsi, a,,,,
r,,, .ns;sD,isr saoxalks =. sosahkloS1f. .9..
nnt"d 3nr thrsss aSm;n;st pfHo va Mas
MoFeo -s'eaa4y 4y onNaio; IN tne news that
G.9,n ~ men , .. Ga1oFa .h LII; 4aa eaosen neeaon'
SAAoun neala ne anen ot paItins slavery !
4nu on rs aeaI1'oga He counseAea secession;
a;as Masneo9 39 anu Jeuessoh a!l ana hoqfsoh aao
Ia d.ed despaislng OF the abolition Of slavery !;
freedom. LIS system rushed irresistibly to
Its nnturrl Development. The death struggle
for California WIS followed By short truce;
bnt the new school Of politicians who said
that. that slavery a,,u WIS not e!il but good, soon
had lost, and, confident Of securing Texas,
they demanded that the established line In
the Territories between freedom aud slavery
should be blotted out. The country, believing
In the strength md enterprise and expansive
energy Of freedom; made answer, though re-
luctantly: .'Be it 50; let there be no strife
between brethren; let freedom and slavery
i compete for the Territories on equal terms, In
tatr field, under an impartial Admfn1stra-
ton - and on this theory, If Oh my, the con-
test might hare been left to the decision Of
time. - g.. =
= DaEn SCOTT DECISION.
The South started back in appalment from
! Its victory; for It knew that q: fair competf-
| tion fnrehoded jts defeat. Rut where cn1td II
now find an ally to save 1t from It's own mts-
| take! :. =
What have next to say Is spoken with no
emotion. but regret. Our meeting to-day Is:
as IL were AZ the: grave, IN t9e presence Of
eternlty, and the trnth must be uttered In
US was observed more than Two, thousand
years ago, any attempt to ovestu1n the state
| owes Us strength 70 a1d IRON some pransa o.
Ihe g9Tefnment; Iae Caiei sast,ee ol tne
Gnlseu Slates, "lnou. any nesesssty OF ocGa. IL.
,heory Of saYery' ana t.om MS court t. tnefs s
~ ~ aPpsa1 Dnt y LUG t;ttaa. ~. ~ anu
ns.oty. Against Tue SonslLanoa' asainst
tne memory o. lHe nan3n, asainst
plsslons aeclsion, asa1hst 11t = sSres
l T. .-..o.tI }bot oI.vo ...Ao-4~ :. III
properly lnaI slave properly Is @ emil
tied to NO less projection than any other
| property, That Inc Constitution upholds 1t IN
every territory against any act Of local lee1s+
| iati9n and even against Congress Itself; or. as
| ~ lee1uent setas.{ pioniulsetu tuo sSylnS,
r,araiina ~ Eaorrs s1orerv h~ r;rtrs ~ ~
Conssitnt;ar ev{sta n arcry T:r,;tnrv y 8 rhe r
,c;nnI nhe-aats. ~ 70 1t.5 h.;5 +tns
talen awav and afsra " nrenert9 decrsea T t s
| 1sacrcd ), ,ha onthoritr pf tRe conrfa waa AZ
rntea in1~a5noa - ~ ~ ~ ~" na,ott, ~ t.p
;ntn Stn+os tvtn.a siorn-4 a5 hUon ab5os;ahna
and n una ~ the ea,'ri: ~ ~ ths iIn;tsJ 9tatas
sndl<a n-o.onnee3 W no the af;c. .iat.o trsas
cates demanfed ata ;ts Tcstorationp % "''A"' ao'o
| e1Nss oeaeo4 40 te7sole le..en'
1 ANp e1Afh hA.
1 Mosstet: Lne G4iet vussle9 ~ ule etauo
tats 9p,nlon, announcea Hnat nao 1evei Deeu
neu1u n tl9ni hny m1g,s.Iae ~ III T1eeco 4. e u
homsw~nat 1 "as nnKnoMn .s!l. 10 elga1 law aw, ana
% Eono1 M, ata v4saI Svtssa.oEaL rMs",h mm ns ~,
known TO Jay, 70 hntieage, ellsworth an and =
Aatsnall-t4at lnefe afe s!ase faGe4. !ne
| spill " eta y iutenegly Lo9aG anS1us s4e
euthorliy 81 1nls oecHlon, i've states s"litly
iolowsd the earlier e3ample OF sl1th, and
opened the way tor reducing tho free negro to
bondage the migrating free negro became
slave u he but touched the soil OF seventh ;
and On eighth, from Its extent and sol! aud
mineral resources, declined to ncalculable
greatness, closed Its eyes, closed its eyes on
ITS coming prosperity, and cnaeted-as BY
fancy usclalon Il naa the !'gnl 70 ao-tnat Y
Ssety olaek st man aaa ~no "ouau a! I'VE WtMn Ms
IN ,s h;nasG - Se sas Snno!'on Oh a'Ase3
SECESSION RESOLVED; on.
Only one step more remained to be taken.
Jefferson and the leading statesmen Of his day
held fast to the idea that the enslavement Of
the African was socially, morally and politt.
cally wrong. The new school was founded
upon exactly the opposite idea; and they re-
solved first to distract the Democratic party,
for which the Supreme Court had now tur-
n'shed the means, and then to establish new
ncr-stone, aa socially, morally and politically
right, ~. :.
| TIE ELECTION,
\ As the Presidential elect;on drew on. one q,
the old traditional parties did not make Re-
appearance tho other reeled IS ii sourht Ia
preserve Its old position and the candjdafe
who most nearly represented its best opinion,
driven by patriotic zeal, roamed the country
from end to end to speak for Unlon. eager, at
teasl' 70 e9aironI - sp9emtcs, Ict not having
noPe tnnt Ia II Wouia nnu ha ueiiseiauee tnfon&n
.,s n.m tne a1, s!orm e fose 70 70 VIII wniflWma; veg
snouia amy ts s afata: Inc mos. ~ s1 pet1eaceo
Was no nne .oro tbos bo W. Tere r,tst ar,
sae aesa cooio w.. lcHe! .s CONE asom 9ne ~hoSe
wv Hnoen "@o Ako LILO "1aoa ol n1tta cnil
dfen
~, sA1La A1tA " AhAAh1a =, LASeoAN'
me choice q America FEY on man BON
west Of the Alleshenies. IN tho cabin Of poor
people OF Hardln county hentncky-Abra
ham Lincoln. t.,
His mother could read but not write ht
tather could do neither; bat his parents sen'
him. with an old spelling book, to SCHOOL
and ne learned In his childhood to 90 both;
When eight years old he 1oated down ths
Ohio with bis father on raft, which bore tht
family and all their POSSESSIONS 70 the shores
of.1nl1lana, and child as he wAe, he gave helI
as they tolled through dense forests to tht
interior of Spencer county. There IN tht
viii To solemn solitude for lis teacher II
his meditaisse hoq5s: of AsiaNe literature h!
MEDIEVAL no mora than the translation Q
Hsop's Fables: of English, John pu::;,an''
Iil$rim's P.ogress: The traditions OF George
along the lines Of two centuries through hi
ancestors, who were Quakers. -
u. u1s EDUCATION!
Dtherrfse ,,ta education uaa ,.1ton.tbee,
American. The Declsrotjon # Ini1snsHdanc.
was hls compendium Of pojitIcsi wisdom
and sonctbtnr nf Jef,erson and Msd,soan,
rracbei, lin tEroncl, ~ Hcnrv r1au a1a vhom he
hnnnrei from hoyhnod Enr the' ,eet non,
dsy to tIavs he 1iyed the 1iSe M the American
ncople Waikiki in i.s 1Ieht :: reasoned Win
its renson thought with lts power Of thought:
and 80 was In eyery way the child Of nntnre1.
n child of The West--n child nf Amer;r..
ms pEncpYsz ~ lipr
At nineteen. feeling impulses of inhibition to
ret on In the world. he ei,eapcd binoscif to On
ten dollars month as bia warcs' Ind afterward
be- mada The TN once m ~ roore Ht ~ tWentv.one @ "1e
.he drnyn his fathcr,s cattIa oa NE fan,iiy mi.