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1+ , 201. THE NATIONSlL ERA: WASHING!'ON, D. C. DECEMF?ER 17, 1857. VOL. Xl~ ______I people, merely because it would have been sa ind leaving that minority free t», vo*e for my honor, I will stand on the great principle bister State only the fame &' d immii- proof of his purpose to abide by its laws. The THE THIRTY-FIFTH TEXAS. I). C. ot the privileges when the CONGRESS. WASHINGTON, voted down by 6ve to one if yon had submitted gainst Slavery clause, as they »hoose. of popular sovereignty, which declares the nitics in our State wi.ich our laws give to ou r result, however, ia eu'irely different, 1. Guy M. 2. J. II. it ? ? Does it not »t me avk if that is a fair mo< a all to be left in a free State is THE SENATE.(Sixty-two members.) Bryan. Reagan. What does that fact prove you of right of people perfectly free to own citizens. It declares that "the citizens c>f settlement ouly temporary. IOWA. show that an the clause ? Does modesubvaof form and their domestic it ia well settled that hia title ia Term expires. 7Vrm expires. undeniably overwhelming majori- /yg Slavery th^, regulate institutions in each State shall be entitled to all privileges and In such case, ALABAMA. MICHIGAN. 1. i " nis return Sam. R. Curtis.f 2. THIRTV-FIFTH CONGRESS, ty of the people of Kansas are unalterably a itting that particular clause leav« the their own way. I will fellow that principle immunities of citizens in the several S'ates not attectetJ, out is unimpaired, on w Clement C. Clay, jr. - 1839 Charles K. Stuart -195# Timothy Davig.f FiBST SESSION. to that Cons'itution ? Will force it free to vote or wherever its and t o a S ate where es its laws. Benjamin Fitzpatrick 1961 Z. Chandler - - - 1963 WISCONSIN. you opposed 4 trfifctly for against Slavery,peopl legal logical consequences Subdivision 3 of that section is confined Slavery recognised by ARKANSAS MISSOURI. on them their because al choose? Am I to vote ai I take and I will endeavor to case a is a and 1. John F. 3. against they hey free choose me, defend it the of or laboi This conclusion necesa&ry William - - Potter.f C. * December 1857. will, simply may person held to service , legitimate K.Sebastian- 1559 J. L. Green 1<«1 Billiughurst Tuesday, 8, would have voted it down if you had consulted ol^le Slavery question, if you tell ni t I shall against assault from any and all quarters. No from one State into another. It does deduction from the fact that the Constitution Robert W. Johnson - 1961 T. Polk - - - 1963 2. C.C. Washburn.*! escaping connecticut. new hampshire. SENATE. them ? If are to force it n< -rote on it until I vote for the Ma; (e mortal man shall be for action not extend to case of a Derson of the United States and you going responsible the voluctaril guaranties - you recognises * will, la liquor my y Lafayette S. Foster 1961 John P. Hale - 195# CALIFORNIA. of them to vote I It was this - - from the itc upon them under the plea leaving f Ami free on the Slavery but myself. By my action, will compromit brought by his master into another St ;te, for the title to property in slaves. James Dixon 1963 Daniel Clark - 1961 1. Charles L. Scott. 2. J. The mrcgage House, announcing california. C. been Messrs. free to form and regulate their domestic in- if yoq tell me that I shall not > te eitherquestsno man. any of it rule c that we were laying down in the article new tor* McKibben. t, having received, perfectly period time; cannot, by any ciple prin>f W. M Gwin - 1961 William H. Seward 1*61 Tbe or;rsii:zH'i solutions in their own ? Is that the mode w > intil I vote for a bank? to is taken and the inference following members have been Is it fr of be case. It which - e'ected a - Bri »ht. Hitler, and Collamer, were appointed way ^dom At the conclusion of the honorable construction, extended to such exception ; David C. Broderiek 1963 Preston King - 1963 to in which I am called to out the el to make to " no we were the delaware. represent Minnesota, upon her ) .in the Hoa«e committee to wait on the npon carry ^on your right vote ;pou odo loud and is, person held to service or labor in on e drawn from it, that advanctng new jersey. admitsion as a t of - - State iu'o j of selfgovernment and sov- q Tion the mode in speech, applause clappinggentleman's under the inti trine that could be established in M.W.Bates 1959 William Wright- . 1959 the Union: George \V. popular upon laws any - Pr.s dei.t of the United States. principle depend you State, thereof, escaping Slavery doc0 J. A. Bayard - 1963 John R Thomson 19*3 Becker, W, in the Territories.to force a aj to vote on some fetich hands resounded through the crowded galleries. is Phelps, and Kavaragh.all Mr. B-isrht subsequently reported that the ereignty gjroing other question which another, shall, in consequence of any law o r free State in defiance of its laws, wholly florida. north carolina. Democrats. Constituj - - send in his tion on the people against their will, in ht ro connection with it. Is that of After the delivery of this speech, Mr. Bigler therein, be from sucl tuitous and unwarranted.. Union. David L.Yulee -1961 David S. Reid* - -1959 the regulation - Jct,' would grati - Delegatesfrom Territories. Pre.-i S. R. - immediately freedom discharged ls63 - - tion to their with a of the elpn ? Is that the to defend the and service or Mallory Asa Biggs* 1961 rce«suce. annual protest, knowledgeopposiJ great fundamental attempted President, acollo labor," &c. gborgia. ohio. Minnesota, W. W. - Kingsbury; - - Oregon, and then to as a reason for RoberlTo*mbg - It w»f rtceived and read. fact, assign, my hf self-government, for whioh we fcqmbined debate between himself and the Illinois The clause of the Constitution giving to Con Mr. Bildad mate of the Connecticut 1959 George E Pusrh 1961 Lane; New M. A. accordingly, princ^pii Jones, Alfred - - Mexico, Joseph ai * i quial Iverson 1961 F. Wade - 1963 0'<-ro; Mr. submitted an order for the tyranny, that they would be so obstinate and truggled, in this body and the gress power "to commerce with for river schooner walked and Benjamin John M Utah, Douglas so throughout Senator commenced. At its close, Senator regulate Sally AnDe, aft, . pennsylvania. Bernhisel; Washington, I. I as to vote down the Constitution if ccvi to establish as the nations G. N. - - Stevens; perverse rule and Fitch - of the usual number of copies of the ry, of actitfn in all eign among the several State? dressed the Captain. ad'» 1961 William Bigler - 1961 Kansas, M. J. Parrott; printing was a used man. J. D. ... F. I had given them an to be Bigler up aud with the Indian no r " Bright 1963 Simon Cameron - - 1963 Nebraska, Ftr»n'. President's message and opportunity ti£jMtoeome? tribes," confers powe if you the skuner illinois. accompanying suited about it ? be President of HOUSE. on Captain Spuner, keep rhode island. ,d the United States hi * made to declare the status which A. - and also lor the printing of fifteen conj Congress an;f on this course, you'll have her hard aground ou Stephen Douglas 1959 Philip Allen - 1*59 documents, so"t e - in * remarks his was Trumbull - extra copies for the use of the Senate.thousandSir, I deny your right or mine to inquire of message, Vhich it strikes A printer elected.Mr. SteadmaD, of person shall sustain while in any State of thiB them flats." Lyman 1961 J. F. Simmons 1963 Members of the present iowa. m. it would be to in this Union. This 1 south carolina. Congress. theee very appropriate read to - Mr. bis dissent from that what their to that Ohio. He received 121 and power eacl the Geo. - - Buchanan men people Whereto - objections M. belonged originally W.Jones 1959 - Douglas expressed co i y ction. votes, George Captain. Josinh J. F.vans 1959 -129 He : - - to Kansas and are. a to for says State, virtue of its and James Harlan 1961 ... portion of the m> saage relating They have right judgeConstitution Weston, of the Republic, 89. by sovereignty independ <4Mr. Mate, you jest go forward, and 'tend to Vacancy 1961 f Republicans - -99 the action of the Convention ; themselves whether like or dislike it. It 11 he friends and supporters cf the Nebraska ent character, and has never been surrendered of the and I'll tend to mine." erntuck y. tennessee. Lecompton and, they skuner, John B. - Know vatsas your part Thompson* 1959 John Bell* - -1961 j Nothing! -15 at an should express his is no answer to tell me that the Constitution is act, when op a recent December It has not been conferred en cr for John J. early day, he view*, an] struggling Thursday, 10, 1857. Congress, Biidad went forward, let go the anchor, walked Crittenden* 1961 Andrew Johnson - 1963 the a one and It is not oe; >sion to sustain its wise before bidden to the unless in some 9 louisiana. texas. and give the reason why he believed people good unobjectionable. pruvisiotu SENATE. States, provi&iuni aft, and reported. Judah P. Total 234 1959 - - as the act to me to have the President eav in tribunal ofthe American never in favor of personal ; and therercre " Benjamin Sam. Houston* 1959 or Kansas had not beeu orgauic peoj le, rights is, of the skuner is John Slidell - satisfactory - thereat - left, d.fJHed about its true Mr. Seward snbmitted a resolution, which restrained Captain Spuner, my part 1961 J. P. Henderson 1963 declared, free to their institu- his message that that Constitution is an meaning on this subject. by each State, ar.d may be exerc'sed > at maine. perfectly regulate lies over, directing the joint committee on anchor." William P. Fessenden TO THE REPUBLICANS tions in their own one, like all the Constitutions of theadmirablenew E^rywhc-re throughout the Union tl ey as well in relation to persons in transitu, as it 1959 vermont. TliltOl'GHuUT way. to and ... ing whether H. Hamlin - - Mr. Gwin that the usual number of States that have been formed. Whether pledged their faith and honor tAiat they inquire report any newprintj relation to those in the State. 1963 Jarob Collarner 1961 THE UNITED STATES. proposed recently public^visions of the law are necessary to secure pro\the remaining PROSPECTUS FOR 1358. massachusetts. Solomon Foot - - 1963 submit the The to commerce fx Wilson - - copies of the documents be printed by the good or bad, whether obnoxious or not, is none w<;uM cheerfully question o* Slavery faithful on power regulate may be Henry 1959 to-tlu performance, the part of Charles Sumner - - Tha Battle for Freedom not to the Senate at the last Congress, and that of my businee3 and none of yours. It is their decision of the bonaJide people of Congress, ercised over persons as passengers only wbei 1963 Virginia. yet Wen. printer of which maryland. - without or existing contracts, provide for accurate on the and THE SATURDAY~EVENING POST. R. M. T. Hunter 1959 be the same ai.a not ours. I care not what any restriction ,ficaticnKansap, until come under S'a^i James A. - s!i the other orders shall printed by business, they qua of the ocean, they Pearce 1S61 J. M. Mason - -1963 A WORK OF * reports debates of the two Houses PERMANENT wl of - p-r^on. have in their Constitution, so that it suits them, afrver. All were cordially uuited pou the jurisdiction. It ceases when the voyage ends Established August 4, 1821. Anthony Kennedy* 1963 VALUE. in the views of Mr. and does not violate the Constitution of the gr doctrine of vhich is Congress. and then ihe State laws control. mississippi. wisconsin. REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN Mr. Stuart concurred popular sovereignty, Albert - Mr. Douglas gave notice of h:s intention to THE PAPER THAT NEVER SUSPENDS. G. Brown- 1959 Charles Durkee - -1961 DOCUMENTS-lbW V thiw' tal of our free is." This to Jefferson - - Kansas. He believed that United States and the fundamental power it has beet' Davis 1963 - - Douglas respecting principles principle institute introduce a bill at an to the regulate commerce, A FAMILY WEEKLY.DEVOTKD TO J. K. Doolittle 1963 In one vol. 8vo. 500 pages. Cloth. Price act of our rest. I this: early day enable declared the Court of thi SI, postage fr»« the principles of the Kansas and Nebraska liberty upon which institutions of Kansas to form a expressly by Supreme AND THE NEWS. recapitulation by pigurrs. an» iEfad it then been from t people Constitution and United did not LITERATURE received, since the close had been violated the not to ar^*ue the whether ;_v insinuated, ay States, prevent the State of Mia Democrats, (in Roman) - w -35 of the by Lecompton going question State Government, to their admis numerous requests for sets Campaign. Shat it would have a preparatory from T N these . ... HAVING coiii|>le'.e of the e,, . I Convention.the banking system established in that been sufficien, quarter,j sion into the sissippi prohibiting the importation of time? of Bank suspensions nnd Mercantile sus Republicans, (in Italics) SO and Documents issued the S| » with the Union. slaves 1 pen.son*, the Proprietor, of ti e Saturday Bventne Know Nothings .....7 by Republican A«-.«-iatlol. Mr. of was understood to stitution is wise or unwise. It says there shallConi requisitions of the org niccompliafilaw into that State, for the purpose of sale he subscriber is induced to reprint the most Davis, Mississippi, Mr. Post fall the attention of the to . Foot gave notice of his intention to reading public their old them in a neat octavo volume 5jO important concur in be no but be one bank hp members of a the* after to The same court has held that when im and Total members ...... of page*. It vm b, r. the views of the President concerning monopolies, there shall foj, Convention, troduce a bill of goods, firmly-established weekly paper, as the paper that 6*2 neiubercd thai of these of to withhold of making grants public landsinj can State b< never suspends. For over many Speeches and Ue umrnu Kansas. discount in the State, with two branches. b^.locted, the question Slavery to actual ported, (notwithstanding any law) were prepared with great care, and contain marh froit the to settlers. sold THE HOUSE OF and valus Mr. said after Mr. All I have to on that if want people, and substitute their jwn will by the in the i. THIRTY-SIX YEARS REPRESENTATIVES. Die siatisucal other matter that cannot rca-' ) r Bigler that, Douglas eay point is, they The Senate then went into Executive session. importer original packages .ained and. Ij t/> should make his he should a let them have if do for. J> it of a legally ascertained oftheir It follows, that the power to regulate commtrci3 77ir Post has been published; and in all that Two hundred and elsewhere, although compiled spec.a.;y for premised remarks, banking system, it; they majorij After the Senate came out of Executive ' " period, thirty-Jour mrvibers. he Campaign, possess a permanent value, and vri.j not want let them it. If want con-t? tuents, this would have been ^stantly confers on the United States some check 01 through good times," and through bad times," through useful for future reference, U reply. it, prohibit they an took until 1 i « * bank inflations and bank contractions, MAINE. especially during the crn Mr. a bank with two rejiV. ed." adjournment place Monday.session,iub ooiie as to or merctian and through hree years. Seward hoped the defenders of the branches, be it so; if they legislation, goods seasons, through panics, The rosl has beenprosperous These and and I will HOUSE. issued and to regu» 1. John Wood.*f 4. P. H. M Documents Speeches inay be consisted a would explain the la'ter's position as Presidentearly want twenty, it is none of my business, and it sir. add, further,had it 1 jen then dise after it is brought into the State, bat nont larly every week, forwarded its thousands fse.f part of the literature of the day. from The as to after of subscribers, its Pioprietors, therefore, point to the 2. Chas. J. (rilmn.n-+ B. T WanKl nm ie* + The volume as He the as lame matters not to me whether ore of them shall intimated any quarter, and believ j by the Speaker appointed Mr. Smith of persons they arrive in such State. as an index of the And contains twenty-si* of the most important possible. regarded message past unfailing future. they feel 3. N. delivereo in American that it would Mr. and Mr. of New If this could be in the case of the be» u authorized to the is to the sentiment of c I Morrill.*! ofthe Kansas of the Convention to frame a Constitution. It istification, in "my mind, to that the pro 'j^hp appoint s'.andicg committees; opposed the people STATEMENT," The Author of" ZILLAH,THEC1I1LD Report Investigate.* Cr.n.iri.ttee. j say u.i * in order to afford him an this State. MEDIUM," Ac. massachusetts. Kaifan in 1S66. A complete Hi? lory 01 the Otiruer- :< was an act of because there was no visions for the and, to Ac., tvanstis, not embraced in usurpation, eligibility for the offices of rejectei^- opportunity t> We design in the first of the Kansas Committee Report President tells us in ao it was that The or order L" commencing paper January, 1. Robert B. ail authority to authorize the Convention. and Lieutenant Governor Governori '.i bis messagj^hat the so, resolved, when the Mouse judgment below should be ai the following ORIGIN AL NOVELET: Hall *f 7. N. P. B( >ks.*! lir Officer ot'the Con mi-Mo:; U. l> If! ! ! I.J O require twenty illr. ui lO wl . our faith tend o>-r honor it will be until with costs..N. Y. Times. 2. Jas. 8. C. Reasons for Joining the Republican Party. iJrwwn, miBBiBBippi, appeaieu years' citizenship in the Uuited States. If men party pledged Monday. adjourn,firmed, Buflinton.*! L. Kt »pp.*t Foot. Uy JuJ^t to on this should be Ou motion of Mr. a was 3. W. S. Damrell Eli sleep document before Otrliatorsthirk that no person should vote or hold office th^Ae Slavery question submitted Warren, committee JESSIE LORING; .*! 9. Thay r.f Organixation of the t ree State Governn.e; t in Kcrni, their opinions upon it. expressinguntil he has been here have to YM people, without any restriction jt ordered to be appointed to report when the tew PUBLIC MEETING IN KANSAS. OE, THE HARD ARD ROT THE HEAET. 4. L. B. Comins.*! 10. tf C. Chvfee.*! and Inaugural Address of Gov. Robinson. On his twenty years, they n whatever. Does this schedut submit hall can be 5. A. The Fugitive Slave Bill of ls£b. motion, the Senate then adjourned. a to think and if a of the qualified occupied. From the Written expressly for The Post, Burlingame.*! 11. Penry L. pawes.f right so; majority it It hr saw- Mr Lawrence Republican Extra, Nov. 20. 6. AtiAout Qualification, ? Qualifies1" Dowdell offered a T. S. ARTHUR, LEWIS HOUSE. people of Kansas thir.k that no man of foreign *4 r I" .J resolution, requesting by Timothy Davis.*} CLEPHANE, \ou may vote cn C. by personal for vihe but you shall i do so to the sessions of the Unitarian in in accord we need hardly say that the tone of the present Novelet explanation, and caused certain correspondence lived there twenty years, it is their right to say Constitution; jt alternately open daily Washington, Church, Lawrence, 1 will he entirely consistent with the tnnrul and inslructive 1. N. B. Durfee.*! 2. W. D. without that." That is a i the House with ance with a on the » Br0yton.f to be read, in substance.tbat Mr. Faulkner so, and I have no to interfere with them doing very jportant prayer. previous notice, evening o character which we have always striven to impress POLITICAL FACTS FOK THE PEOPLE. right ; . qualification a that controls a Mr. of the 19th for the of y upon Tht Post. Readers who wi.-h to peruse the Flash connecticut. had written to him a letter, for the data it is their business, not mine ; but if I lived qualification Jones, Tennessee, presented petitions instant, purpose consulting' Olmsted's Seaboaid Slave States. asking man's vote and his action and bis co against the of a8 to the action of the of Kansas in th< Stories which abound in the land.pernicious and 1. Ezra Clark, 3. One on which he had made certain remarks in cam I should not be to have that science, employment chaplains by the people structure in ihetr and effects.can find them, de®we jr.*f Sidney D^an.*! there, willing if he is an man.a on tendency 2. Samuel Arnold. 4. 12mo; cloth; illustrated; price $1.25;volume, cus, the character ol Mr. the vision in the Constitution without heard honest qualifi'.-a'ior Government, the ground of its present exigency, Mr. E. B. Whitman wa3 regret to say, at every corner. But The Post will still W. D. Bishop. 24 cents. affecting Wendell, being pro! in violation of our A chosen and maintain its character, as a paper whica the most * postage platform. confessedlytold debate during in chairman, Norman secretary * high new tore. *; pnblic printer. Mr. Clemens agreed to the upon the subject, and allowed to record my We^re resulted, unconstitutionality.which, Allen, scrupulous parent may allow freely to enter From Mrs. H. B. Suntte, in tie Independent, 2.1 of Mr. that Mr. Wendell it. by the President that our faith and o ,r honor reply to the question, it was stated that various Alter a few introductory remarks by the chair 1. John A. 18. C. B. Fei-ua'y suggfHticn Faulkner, protest against are that ministers THE FAMILY CIECLE; Searing. Cochrane. Mr. Olmsted's book is the most pledged the Slavery clause si ould be had tendered their services. man, explanatory of the of the ' thorough should be heard in his own defence. I have nothing to say abont their system of submitted gratuitous object meeting And which will purify and instruct,instead of 2. George Taylor. 19. Oliver A. Morse.! of the economical view of thi3 whichezoose without qualification of i. iv kind Mr. Stephens, of offered a he introduced Gereral J. II. who wa t the subject Th<' statement made in writing by Mr. taxation, in which have and Georgia, resolution, Lane, ng and corrupting, youihiul mind Especiallydemorali8will 3. Dan. E. Sickles. 20. O. B. Mattgson.*1 has ever appeared ; himself a they gone back, whatever; aud now, am I to be callec to which was for the most received. General Lam» Us conductors avoid, in the pub'ieaion of the practical farmer, embraced the fact that, on to the old we ppon agreed to, providing enthusiastically weekly 4. John 21. II. naving visited and the o! Clemens i Saturday last, exploded system that triedresortedforfeit faith and honor in orde to the new an news, all those long and disgusting reports, Kelly.* BennPtf.*! surveyed farming the he was an individual my my among members, of the distribution,books spoke nearly hour, setting forth the presen now so 5. B. Old common, of Wm. he set a approached by who said in Illinois, but abandoned because we did not a unforluntlely Maclay. 22. H. C. Gocxfiwin.! World, out upon tour to explore the small minority of the of i insasenableto heretofore ordered to be position of affairs in Kansas, in that forci * Mr. Clemeus's mother should receive a like it. If they wish to try it, and get tired of defraud people printed. very VILE CRIMINAL CASES; 6. John Cochrane. 23. Chas. B.^Ioard.! 'arming of the New. His style is simple, natural, on the majority of that people on of their The House then till ble manner peculiar to this ant ind consideration either of two pecuniaryit, ar.d abandon it, be it so ; but if I were a adjourned Monday. gentleman, Believing, as they do, that the praciice of publishing the 7. Elijah Ward. 24. A. P. graphic ; and he is so far from being carried elective franchise ? honor is closed the of i\ Gxanger.*1 namely: that be should votecontingencies,for Mr of I would the citizen Sir, my (edged ; by urging necessity presenting details of such loainsoinc eases, and of the criminal 8. Horace F. Clark. 2">. Kd. B. away by his feelings, that one sometimes wonders Kansas, profit by and before it shall trials is a fruitful cause Sorgan.*i or not at ail. Mr. Clemens brand be tarnished, I y jll take From the N. Y. Com. Adv., Dec. 7th. firm and unbroken front, and of determine Post, are among the most instructive 16. of high literary culture, confessed to gentleman so if but if I binds ua " as well as portion of its contents. Geo. W. Palmer.! 33. R. E. Fentou.! Mr. cf to say they choose; lived there, I together as a party as any living. let us also recollect that there he would be in favor of pursuing, and the ac interesting been beguiled to sitting more than the havingfirst Smith, Virginia, proposed postpone should want to vote on that I will ma^t Gentlemen, THE VERY CREAM 17. F. E. Spinner.*! half of the to the election of public and to question. We, in sacrifice anything, short of prin^ pie and is a great principle which lies at the base of the tion he would like to see taken by the Frei night read it. printer, appoint Illinois, provide that no more shall come there. for the of State of the Periodical Literature of the British Isles is thus new jerset. Olmsted's a committee to examine into the honor, peace the par*y; b.*. if the American Union.that for which cur Delegate Convention which is to assembli® to our readers. Tht given Journey Texas. One subject. We sav to the other " Take care of principle Post, weekly, has through This riue to a States, your party will not stand by its ,a forefathers the war of the at Lawrence on the 2d of December. B fori 1. I. D. Clawson.*! 4. John volume, 12mo; cloth; price proposition gwe spirited own free and we principles, faith, fought through ? SOMETHING FOR ALL Huyler. $1.25; postage which Mr. of negroes, will take care of its pledges, I will stand th?re, and abr % and tor which their he completed his remark?, a resolution was of 2. G. R. Robbins.*! 6. J. R. Wortendyke. 24 cents. during Smith, Tennessee,debate,ours." But we do not that the we, descendants,Revolution, the members of the family. NOVELETS, ESSAV8. said that Mr. Wendell was iu favor of the say negroes consequences may result from the whateverhave contended from that down to the fered for the appointment of a committee o f STOK1ES, ENGRAVINGS. AGRICULTURAL ARTE 3. G. B. Adrain. The Duty of the American Scholar to now there shall not be to position. period CI.lis I'lii: of the Democratic permitted live in Let me ask you, why force this Cot; titution present moment to maintaiu. That five, to report resolutions of tin* NEWS, SKETCHES, POETRY, A NEC- pennsylvania. and the Times. An Oration deliveredPolitics caucus, (Mr. nominee and I think the principle, expressive 1MII h,>, Kunu.l l ilt: WHOLESALE aNDRK by ; people of Kansas onghtIlliuiosdown the throats of the people of Kf ^sas, in which not lies at the basis of 3ensc of the meeting. TAIL George W.Curtis, on Steadman.) only that Union, MARKETS, BANK NOTE LlM, Ac , Ac 1. T. B. Florence.* 14. G. A. Grow.*t Tuesday, August 5, 1856, to have the right to say whether will allow to their and in at Col. W. A. we before the ot Pending the subject, the President's annual they opposition wishes, of but the basis of all our is the Phillips, Dr. S. B. Prentiss, W . Filially, may mention Uiree good reasons why the 2. Ed. J. 15. Alison White. Literary Societies Wesleyan them to live there, and, if are not to our What vio^tyon institutions, rent nip public should give the preference to The Post: Morris.! message was "received aud read. they going pledge. great object is ty. be principle of self-government. Hutchinson, Gen. J. H. Lane, and Dr. Newman ' 3. Middletown, Conu. Price 25 cents;University, do how are to [Prolonged IE?" 'l superior to any other paper of the same James Landy. 16. John A. Ahl. so, tbey dispose of them. Cui boiiO? arc o attained?cheers were as such " * price postage free. The debate on the printer was then resumed, What you gain J It is the principle that the people of appointed committee, which, aftei jf",i It is cheaper than any other paper of equal merit 4. H. M. 17. Wilson So it? It will be certain to Phillips. Reilly. and the House without to a you may go on with all the different by Will you sustain the party by\ olating every State of this Union, and in those inchoate consultation, presented the report [Lr* come when paid for. 5. Owen The Political Essays of Parke Godwin, adjourned comiug following TERMS (Cash in a Jones. 18. John R. Edie.*t conclusion the clauses of the Cor.etitu'ion. be all its principles? Do you to k the States from which was received, and after discussed advance).Single1 Copy £2 year Esq. Contents..Uur Parties and Politics the upon subject. They may proposA iep which, emerging Territorial being 4 OOPtKS $.>.00 a year 6. John Hickman.* 19. John Covode.*t ; right; they may be all wrong. That is a party uuited by a division ? fcnd to ascend into the by Messrs. Lane, L. Allen s « (And one to the up of the 11)00 ' Vestiges cf Despotism ; Our Influence forcing § by begin constellationpupilage,of Robinson, Taylor, " getter Club.) 7. 20. Wm. Foreign on which my is worth questionth8 doctrine that leaves the erfec American when J. and 13 (And one to the getter up of the Club,) 15.00 " Henry Chapman. Montgomery. and Policy; Annexation ; " America for opinion nothing. people ly States, they form their firs' Parsons, Elliott, Speer, Mallory, others > 2b d one to the tier " 8. J. G. Jones.* 21. David " Wednesday, Decemlter, 1), 1837. The of the wise free to form and and (A gi up of the Club,) 20 00 Ritchie.*! ; Should we fear the ? TheAmericans and their ins for with were as a , on Great SEN ATU.. opinion patriotic Chipf regulate institnf Constitutions, shall, you, the youngest and adopted seriatim, adopted whole The l'ostage the POST, to any [.art of the UnhtJd 9. A. E. Roberta.*! 22. S. A.Purviance.*! Pope Magistrate of the United States is not wr-rth th^nisv-lves in their own way, and* yo\ the eldest of the American the without a dissenting voice : Slates pi id quarterly or yearly in advance, at the office Question ; Northern or Southern, which ? ^* party States, enjoy w here it rci 10. J. C. Kunkel.*f 23. Win. in nimn, A K<1 r. is eived. is only 20 cents a year. Stewart-! must be Free. Price as will united and . 15 After some lie . a Kansas preliminary business, Mr. Douglas anything against that of the people of ** """" principle of eelf-government. Whereas body of men, claiming to act as t1 Address, 11. Wm. L. J. $1.25; postage for a don that " [Loud cheers.J always post-paid, Dewart. 24. L. Gillis. cents. delivered hie promised up ech upon thai part o! they have right to judge for Kansas, ereat principle, and the pary is not It is a principle, gentlemen, older than the Constitutional Convention, have presumed t() DEACON & 12. P. 25. John and nei'hor nor themselves-.worth s&ving, and cannot be fter it American Union. It is frame a State Constitution for No. 132 South Third PETERSON, Leidy. Dick.*! 1'he North and the South. A Statistical the message reference to Kansas : Presidents, Senators, saved, the principle which Kansas, witkou t street, Philadelphia. 13. Wm. H. Diinmick. having nor House of nor be violated. I trust we are no led to the the eame to a Hf SAMPLE NL'MoKRS sent gratis to any one. View of the Condition of the Free and Slave It-oreeentatives, any other sb^ll to be American Union. Fcr as to each submitting vote of the people ; when ^ Mr. outeide And rcquc-ted. DELAWARE. States. Chase and W. Douglas's Speech. piwer of Kansas, has a right to judge rua&ed upon this question. Why sha it be one of the Colonies that became whereas they were elected a smal I TO EDiTORS..Editors who the above By Henry Charles * subsequently by \xJ~ give one from The Sena'or «. mmenced by saying that thi for thAra. Hence it is' t.o justification, in my done? Who is to he benefited ? Is tl. »South American States, the very for which minority of the people of this anc| inscr int.or condense the material portions of it for thcii 1. William G. Whitley. Compiled Official Documents.Sanborn. principle Territory, tihtorial columns slia'l be entitled to an bound in President had made an i.t answerable mind, for the.violation of a great of to be the gaitur? Is the North to be t e contended, and which represent interests that were defeated exchange, b\ 12mo; cloth; price 50 cents; argume. principle they induced them to signally sending us a marktJ copy of the paper contan nig the ad' MARYLAND. 10 cents. selfgovernment, to say that the Neither the North nor the Sou'h asgainer?the from the mother an vote in the recent verii-eiiienl or notice. postage against the I,r tr.pton Constitution, but be has Constitution separate coun'ry upon a by overwhelming Octobei 571 1. Ja8. A. Stewart.* 4. H. If one yon are forcing on them is not ob right to a sectional not W. Davis.*! any wishes to know what Slavery has fallen into a fundamental error particularly gain advautajre by ricksry involving merely dollars and cents,questionelection; 2. Jas. B. 5. Jacob M. lone for the and in supposing cr is excellent its or fraud. And MBfiUT 1. C. Ricaud.*! Kuckel. South, Freedom for the North, noxious, in but a small tax on whereas have framed a ! ADAMS. A. SWIFT. F. . ADAMS. that the Kansas provisions. t simply- tea, that scarcely they partisar 3. Jas. M. 6. Thos. F. B>wie.* et them read this work. Let him by Nebraska act only the the same But I am beseeched to wait until I be x from touched the of a obnoxious to the and Harris.*! masterly study Perhaps, sir, thing might be raid pockets single individual; but Constitution, people, bsv of the Edmuudson.* md see hat by vota on the say parts Territory. 6. Panlus Powell.* they portend. Governor Walker. The Presidential election ; that it was made in defiance of the people Slavery clause ; and I say hat it moment when in any ODe of the Stales of this by every sentiment of honor and justice, to de Refer to Dr. B. T. Reillf, Ganaral Land Office, Wash 13. G. W. Hopkins.* The able editor of the Evening Transcript, if itf not to have vote on \ sist from such neton. 1> ft 5*0 7. William Smith.*t was carried upon the understanding, upon the of Congress; that if it was as pureauthorityas the possible any tr» Union.either the States now existing or the dangerous and treasonable prac thus speaks of this work : Boson, that the of Kansas B.ble, as holy as the ten commandments, yet Why wait for the mocker^ofConstitution.an States inchoate.this principle is in the ices. NEW NORTH CAROLINA. "This little book contains a vast amount of pledge, people should select when is slight VOLUME8 ' we would not touch it, until it was submitted election, it provided unalterat that est degree that moment will Resolved, That, should thev in theii OF THB 1. H. M. nformation respecting the condition their own institutions. He then went on as y departed from, persist Shaw. 5. John A. Gilmer.! comparative fol to and ratified the of in the people cannot vote.when the are the when will be introducecourse, we hereby declare them traitors to the 2. Thomas >f the slaveholding and Sta:« s. lows : by people Kansas, maj<<, es diminish any of them. Yc''have As to is gross violation of the wishes of McQueen.* M. L. Bonham. presents certainy schedule, unexceptionable no [Loud cheers.] mvself, then,despotism. expressed Commence with North British 185fc 2. Wm. P. It contains the ihey provide that the C on the 21st It does not the it ynore right to force a free State Cons for that the people of that it is a for Nov., Mills. 5. James L. Orr.* tvery page. just kind of institution, people. mitigate evil, does ^ution gentlemen, great principle I have Kansas; fraud, and Reviews ' that should be mora of December.the pr*-»-ent month.shall be tot diminish the it does not on Kansas than a slave-State If all life for tbat contended of and we and the other and Blackwood fo 3. L. M. Keitt* 6. Wm. W. Boyce.* generally knowninforaaionin all insult, ameliorate Cohetitut:^. my ; principle I have begotten fraud, solemnly pledge 3lections of the We to all 'he bona fide submittedthe that are Kansas van's a slave-State Coustitnti she to resist to the last all Jan., 1857. GEORGIA. country. hope there will be inhabitants of the wrong, you forcing a good thing .1, lived, and, God willing, if necessary, for that attempts to thrustcurselves g t demand for on that on am has a to it if wants a it qp. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION..Any one Review o public thousands of copies." Territory day, for their free them. I not to be forced to right ; ehe frt I am to die. upon a 1. Jas. L. Seward.* 6. A. acceptance willing do ^State principle ready [Great cheering.]" Tk.i .v:i 1 Blackwood, #3 year. Blackwood and one Re R. Wright. All orders should be addressed to or in the that which I would do if Constitution, she has a to it- It i nore From the tenor of this i»mrnao» it xuoi, wiine we or two ?5. The four Reviews in< 2. rejecion, following manner, to wit : I were left free to right r> recognise me right view, any Reviews, M. J. Crawford. 6. James Jackson. L. thus that were aud act for cf business which the uatural of of men Blackwood, $10. CLEPHANK, acknowledging they bound to judge mys«-lf. Hence I assert that my way Slavery -lause quite to infer that Gov. Walker had in any respectable body to originate (which should be in advance 3. R. P. Trippe.*! 7. Joshua Hill J submit it to the will of the there is no is decided. I cate not whether it is vote- down hia mind to Becure an law Postage paid quarterly Secretary Republican Association, people, conceding justifica'ion to be made for this the present difficuty in Kansas, and steps organic for the future on the four Reviews and Blackwood, to any Post Offic 4. L. J. Gattrell. 8. A. H. Stephens.* Washington, I). C. that they bad no right to put it into flagrart violation of in or voted up. Do ycu suppose, after the » tfdges to intimate his settled State, we repudiate the so called election in the United States, only eighty cents a year Namely operation popular rights Kansas, designed purpose of a on OHIO. without submitting it to the on the that of my honor that I would for that to to be held on the 21st of fourteen cents year each Review, and twenty-ton people, providing plea, the Constitution which go pri hiple, the doctrine of popular adheriug December next,proposedsents a year on Blackwood. Address 1. H. THE in the instrume? t that it. should have they and leave the to as severeignty, as a a G. Pendleton. 12. Samnel S. Cox. NORTH AND THE SOUTH. take effect from made is net particularly obnoxious. people vote they oose, whatever course the Administration at farce and swindle. L. SCOTT & 2. W. S. Groesbeck. and after the date of its and not that I would now degrade bv one That the CO., Publishers, 13. John Sherman.*t A VIEW ratification, But, sir, the President of the United States is myself voti»y may have decided to pursue. WashingtonResolvtd, proposed assumption of 532 M Goid street, corner of Fulton, New York 3. L. D. 14. Philemon STATISTICAL ; showing that the Constitution derivesbefore way if the clause be voteJ dow and executive the creatures Campbell.*f Bliss.*! OF TH* COJfOITION OF its really aud sincerely of the opinion that the Slavery ( power by of the Subscribers in Washington city and vicinity s*j> 4. M. H. 15. J. vitality, iu their estimation, not from the clause has been another way it it be voted up ? I c^re how Convention, without the sanction of lied free of oorta/e. hT Nichols.*! Burns. THE cf the but fairly and impartially Slavery u»^ THE LEMMON SLAVE CASE. Lecompton TAYTiOR h MAURY 5. Richard Mott.*f 16. C. B. FREE AND SLAVE STATES. Convention, from that voteauthorityof to the free or submittedthat»vote may stand. I take it for g. nted the peoplfe, and in violation of Federal Tompkins.! the to which w is acceptance rejection of 6. J. R. Cockerel. 17. Wm. Lawrence. Fy Henry Chant ami Charles IT Sanborn. people it to be submitted, for the of thai, it will be voted out. I think 1 seen The Decision of Paine Sustained . is to ths interests and people Kansas; and that, inasmuch as hav^ Judge Slaves dangerous peaceauthority,of 7. Aaron 18. from their free acceptance or rejection. How i3 it to be that was the and eno<;?h in the last three to tr.ak-% it e ftain not to be held in this State in Transitu. Kansas, ,nd the most BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE Harlan.*f Benj. F. Leiter.*! Compiled Official Documents. anhmituW3. ? If kVifill Ko cnkmJGaJ '» «L-- exciting paramount days extraordinary occasion 8. . .. -» w uuvukucu iu question, it will be Jonathan Lemmon. in t\t The Benj. Stanton.*f 19. Edward Wade.*t iuib iurm ; if they get the right to vote as that returned cut, no matt if the pl'ff error, People, ex rel., tfa* cou d demand the prompt action of the AND 1 'Imo. Bound in cloth. Price 60 cents. "Constitution with or they please on stand. n^y Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, defendant in error. 9. L. W. Hall. 20. J. R. Slavery, Constitution with that subject, they ought to be satisfied and vot£ may [Laughter.] & legislative and executive departments of the THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW! Giddings.*! 10 cents. Poetage no All men must ; I am This celebrated it will be 10. Joseph Miller. 21. J. A. Slavery.-' vote for the it be better Sir, opposed to that conce m, b, ;ause case, remembered, Government. Bingham.*! irF any one wishes to know wo n has do e for possib'y might if we would was first Oreat Inducements to 11. V. B. Sluvery whether they like it or not, in orderConstitution,and an end to accept it locks to me like a of »' tried before Judge Paine, of the That we have reason to Subscribe I Horton.'f I [ the South, uinl Freedom for the North, lot them r-.nl it, put the question. system trickt.ry Resolved, expect us work. to be permitted to vote for or against to deftat the fair of Court, who discharged certain slaves Superiorfrom the Territorial Cost reduced 50 to 75 per cent. KENTUCKY. masterly Let hun study these figures Place Slavery. Let me ask, sir, is the expression tyt jugglery,will Executive an immediate A New .[ copy of ther-e statistic* in the ha::-.!« of every voter Thus a Constitutiou made a Slavery clause of the to Mr. Lemmon, on the ARD SCOTT CO., York, contlnma la n ue word by Convention that so that the fairly people. There is no necessity for ^ pwd ground tbattheybelongingcould call for a special session of the Territorial the British vix: 1. C. Burnett. 6. John M. Elliott. 2. far it. Republicanism will sweep the entire submitted, people can vote for or not be held in this State. [EONj publish following Periodicals, Henry lorth in 1-*M). as clean as it has New id had * assemble and ' this Mr. authouryto for ofTUinct at ? T . ing so so a» Lemmon claimed The London swept England petition ... measure, unfair, it is ; but should the toLegislatureus I. Quarterly, 2. Samuel O. 7. H. uu|.(jjoo i were a cuizf-n unjust promises given (Conservative.) Peyton. Marshall.*! %5G. Men of the we b a to ..as cain.it -<1 of but not to establish a aredress ot in all its us. that he was them in trasitu from 8. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.) South, you grievances, Gov and should to aspects, upon Why tan net holding from that quarter fail, we hereby 3. W.L.Underwood.! 8. Jameh B. 11[^passionately at this array of figures, and see what they ernment.a go up the pells and Kansas,now do we to and respectfully 3. The North British Review, (Free Churefci) Clay. yrund. Constitution made under a desire to say,141 what proposed to do in the la% Texas, by the comity of StatesVirginiahe to Governor Charles Robineon the t. The Westminster 4. A. G. Talbott.* 9. John C. r' honor thai it pledge vote to make Kansas a slave Stat* could do so. suggest Review, (Liberal.) Ma*on. The able editor of the li.aa of should be submitted to the ; We then voted the fJongreu?1 an The Judge, decided of a 5. Blackwood's Edinburgh 6. Josh. H. Eventng Transerift. Boston, through Set.a» however, session of the Magazine, Jewett. 10. J. W. teaks of work : here is my ballot. ^;..- .11 -j -1 T- . calling special Statepropriety (Tory.) Steveuscn. ( Si.ate, passed 1817, and re-enacted in pledge respond the calls and correct ana every no man ib permitted to record a vote it. part Why can we not take thai ;intments.in R. sustain the action of that a more satisfactory record of the current lil 5. Charles Ready.*! 10. W. T. » more generally known in all sections of the country against to that I am billj^nd, parts 1830, (I S., 636,) that no committee, whatever erature ofthe day. thsoughout the world, than can b« Avery.* fe hope there will be a demand for thousands o' That would be as fair an election as some of banking system. opposedopposedto out of to the declaring por public this Know or American compliment President, add .p it person held as a slave shall ba intro that action may be. sibly obtained from any other source. MISSOURI. C< >pies." L. CLEPIIANK. the enemies of attributed to him Nothing clause in the a clause taken from the imported, EARLY COPIES. Secretary As oelitn.r. Napo'eon Constitution about the Minnesota act, duced, or brought into, this on General Lane offered the : 1. F. P. 5. S. H. W7 Republican when ho was elected First Consul. qualification for office. he thicks should a ^-ich State, ai.y following The receipt of Advance Sheets from the British Put Blair, jr.f Woodson.J Washington, D. C He is said 44 be general whatsoever, in pretence That we will meet with the out I cannot vote for it." Then answer, Yen the rtile, reqi^Sng except the cases herein Resolved, people lishers gives additional value to these Reprints, inasmuel 2. T. L. Anderson.! 6. John S. Phelps.* to have called his troops, and had them re they Constitution to be submitted to the and of Leavenworth in now shall not vote on making it a slave State." I pimple, specified that "every such person shall their Mass Convention on as they can be placed in the hands of subscriber Jas. B. Clark. 7. Sam. Caruthers.* 3.^ N OFFER TO THE LADIES TO ftlTIT viewed by his officers with a epeech, anSH. - of and then can vote to by bill State, and remained here some short most entire earnestness and unanimitv of feel- For any two of the four Reviews ; L city New York. i« the Cheapest Ladies' Paper in are you make it a free time. And ; 1. W. J. Niblack. 7. John G. Davis. ,h e "Now, my soldiers, you to go to the State; Ignore Lecompton, were For any three of the four Reviews : r ' World ! E.ach number contains an Original Story, otherwise cannot" ignore Topeka, treat%

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