The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
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OF ~ h lfe bas heen ound in opposite on 70
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coafsse ~hsr e.it TO oppose tho rainsd e'efans o'
knrisnd - -iiy sasrge or the hortes u Ne seo de-
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c1nrnge sh.rh nacsery % oppo-e more dam rrvh
snd fais TO- "a he ibe1ies ~ his country thaA the
comiansd hrcss q fprland Mexico and tho savage !.
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he tim. sk dsbsndsg and dlsors aniains th- ana +
slavery srd me- sol party me party ~ independent IA
nocrpcy trust that 10 a At question cvery
sAo 90 ever with a. sui 90. Will answer supba cslIyy
ourss'es- thst 80 haa In without resb oppo-
cn 70 he sass powss that unbrokep and una
nucsl snars y the naou Than o. have uttered = word
atd struck blov which have demonstrated power
sad rvs'Rlrd our rr,ponsiisy 60 all obervers wsn
"a Unrsslsts. and "A cn to abandon position om which
We have achieved - much god and might effect 70
Dbsh NOE Tho Independent democracy u the North
~ o. hstd W. g miromis ~ Pro~lavery democrscy
once bcsutc u - tfesCtTy ~ frc.dDm subsrr-
,hrcy 70 lsSeEy u y. position any favorable TO
The gfcet ca ofei, lb,ry THAI Il years
ago o. the oiier band = y not lna0iicy worse Or
Mas ilefc notls. sLich could 70 addressed Co
bontnt miro % set With "a hen thai may not he urged
with much greater force now think MT have No
doubt hat the dfs ~ The democratic party foor years
siDcs DID the party grcai good hut Il thoroughly
dt@nched corrupted ana polluted by long and cicsa
alliance with end sub ervtncy a. slaefy TO be rsdi-
tslIy cured Tho doe needs 20 be repeated 70
tnet perfect cure; snd When that Il l. done we shaa
have democratic party that VIII be % In deed asd
Truth as well ms In name
slavery then ,n,icai of belug the great On yrossinS
ulj.ct OF national politics will lef where tho a.
q The constitution trusci they had m u 70 tho r.ol-
lion ana control or those states IN which ~ ertatA
where, instead ~ being r,stcred ebert he'd protected
and encouraged by tie ioltign and domestic policy q
the Gen'i al aoytrnmen 20 the extent oi carrying
war for the rqucst and cNpending the nationL tca-
lures for !, acquisition OF new territory IN witch n
may bc planted and extended IL shalt be Left with such
encouragement a. those states can give ~ 70 ~
untqusi contest with the refinement. tho civixatoa.
and a,, Christianity o. the age TO this We must coro
trbution by which th. uatiuns of past times have in
their own overthrow md destruction paid the NnssIv e
that oppression which they had praoticcd
have made those suggesiions you that tboso Who
attach any consequences to the opinions and sctioas ~
humble indiy idua myself may be 1t no isss 70
know what those opinions I am not thas Z
should have done 30 however had speos-
stops ID some newspapers az TO the cours" peod-S
pursue IN tho Presidential ton and The which
would dictate that course
Having said thus much in relation to the course vhiss
appears 20 me friends should puIsue,
another pant of the subject more particularly spcerta
ing to myself intend and expect to give my suppor.
the individuals who will be nominated by the P,tt-busY
Convention As have already said Il would b. a-ctso
In me to pretend to be ignorant Of te fact that
has been frequently msntoned Of the ndvda.ls
whom selection or candidate FOR the ofce of Pr.
sdent would be made In addition 20 which have rec-
several private letters ir1uiog OF me- would coneeut
10 such an use of my name II true that have rghe
to anticipate that when the convention has assembled ~
action will be such 40 TO render u necessary for nag
TO answer such question But desire 20 be- csajii ana
explicit and 10 say to al my friends and 10 the membcra
Of that Convention, In advance that after having
LuTely considered the subject and looked at IL in all M
and consulted with many frenJs who's judg-
ment have been accustomed 10 rely have 20 tho
that ought not and cannot consent 70 such
I'm use Of my naLie, and With you IL becomes
sary to state explicitly to the Convention any
member of It, and TO say that IL my deliberate aud psl
determination am atished that by such step. ia-
stead of promoting should hinder and retard the great
cause winch We all havo ut heart 1t hardly he
say for me- in this letter, to set orth the whole process
Of reasoning by which have 10 such conciusion;
suffice it to say it Is satisfactory to my owa Judgment
And now with my best wishes for yourself personally,
and ull our fri. nds whom may meet st the Convs-
lion, and with the hope that you may adopt auch
measures and nominate such candidates. shall advance
he great cause Of truth aud liberty In this land aud
throughout the world l am very respectfully, yous
rierd, JOHN L. HALE
G.. c. Foec, Esq.