The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-12


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a. I, go; TISperv rssis, would o. scou'so ~
's H. ~ =. !. 1h 49, 49, ~ :. m.sssn.ns v"oe.
the state mts where Il belongs noon those ho
a.. ..nr "a s., I. ;m fun .nosr w Aonor
.s niqu a' saa uecMl. ega, Sy cosmsndns Tree
men, unaer gr,esou Penaies 70 become ths puIsuers
VI crime psyops aesne ,or ireeoom ana Slngness 10
FISK Ie AZ our iatners ava 70 secure u;
OF petty clerk conclusive against man on trial for his
MANHOOD denying an appeal even TO the lowest class
ny properly the night OF appeal rs only exhausted ~
iaufe decision OF the highest tribunal known TO the
W. r.,.,;o =. :.
~ Ieaton 10 thn whole question OF the rendition OF
i;i rom slavery We hoid that all congressional
sht ~ ~ N relation thereto should be repealed and the
gh 70 she services OF fugitive from slavery should be
pceu ~ sa'e laws, on precisely the footing with
y onet right having the same courts open to It's
prosecution Mat are maintained for the enforcement of
pu p anu personal rights among freemen, and com
p 10 supnat 70 the same rules and ornalities which
i @ a "hown 70 oe necessary for the due exami-
aa anu Just eecision OF disputed rights among men
', eiPnaucaity that there 10 anything IN the
calls f n y; ~ me & OF slave property winch
to othn a Ia i,9h .l'at winch prevails IN regard
a. anu iest oi All are we prepared 10 admit that
aaant he3 npne ~ an, oe IN iavoI OF slavery anu
o ~; -; q. ~ nussii. ~ "olu DC natural 70 ioos Ior
'e o'as ~ he Jaw making power when IL me WIN OF
ii sSe aespo. eut III iree America the doctrine Is
On our lns,tutions ana the advocacy oil II burning
Sii T , 10 republican ireemen.
10 he OPINIONS here expressed we unreservedy declare
ourselves and our party fully committed, and pre-
pared to assume the full responsibility of defending them
Wherever and whenever attacked For the rest we are
aeocrats we accept the term in its entire significance,
and avow our willingness to stand by all the logical
quences OF our position No national boundaries circun
It To @nl the ser m ANY more than state lines eas 90
the battle fields Hungary and Italy; for the deulcd
Of long serpv ana 'ne wTonsea ana exed
rufns the bay Of smyrna and for Henry Long seized
by American ruans in the streets of New York have
faithful brotherhood We hold ii to be the duty Of this
republic to let its light shine among the nations of the
struggle for po,r H herr @ .ar TO ,n Svery
with the oppressed in whatever quarter of the globe they
may urge their holy warfare against despotism.
10 tbe r an. 81 inc ,ea Oh democracy
ultra democrat TO discover ground for standing aloof
nom us Jealous Tor State rights, opposed to federal en-
. .''en.,, " restr,cuohs upon trace 70 govern
mental interference with the fields of private enterprise
anu 70 .udinarian Interpretation OF the constitution
MeINo, e most economical administration oil the govern
ne ,ne iresao o. puohc lands 10 the andess poor;
me election OF all officers, national as well a. State by
popular vote AS Tar as Is practicable and especially in
oue s ma REFORM In tne anu republican organi
Ho oi 'he army ana navy the universal diffusion OF
ana Jealous watchiulness OF the freedom OF
speecn anu action we not only stand hrmly on
whatsoever measures we deem most radically Democratic
put are to accept every new issue which approves
sei as egitmate offspring OF our great central idea
~ WIZ mus be seen that neither on grounds connected
wan. OF reverence LOT the consuton or for lack
Of hearty adherence to the of democracy,
any oeocrat stana apart from us The sole point
INA, uues us rom me misseswe should rather say the
estimate Of the ahaat" party OF our
se " wy oplga"oh Oh catchihg ,ugiuyes from
encs we are VIKING 10 Fake our not only to the people
Rso,rad Th ,.,e .h T 'u a ~;
banner to tho hreee have nn ns m ~ n
It's folds professions make, apologies osr
they earlessy CHALLENGES scrutiny and invite comparison be
tween their doctrines and those Of their opponents Of what
tIe reone thew bs ths ws m ,hs nssa anu Of % %
yctary. y 49, ~ e ' " - ' y ~
Resolved That the State ticket nominated at Syracuse on
the s day of August last by the free democracy
cordial appreciation and shah have undivided support
td nn hd a y anu tne pfmspes y was nem
oompromises. sA'' - 'VA''Aa'n'' AHN as"'n'' -
T, -a,.. Observation-Disclosures,
Inc resolutions were enthusiastically received ana the
band played 'Haii Columbia"
The following letters were also received =
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FROM SENATOR CHASE, OF OHIO
:, Mouia give me grea. pleasure 70 attend
s;ndI 20 th o . . ci Ina OF meM n lore
lrienuiy 20 .he nominsu0ns OF the independent Demo
sac Convention recently heid at syracuse, out II Is
nj ~ oss, . .I :. ~. -. ,, e
Won "y,a o ~. ~ my m.a. wh 70 I WIN
you wouia inadequatey express my sentiments Deepiy
impressed as have been with the necessity of revvins
the ercroa nSmants aa :, W.. ~ y.h ,
ana ~ tba ox;ta anu "' - ~. P~ot,
49,. 10 . rr ~ s' q: ety ouss.ue vi e N
Wrt GA t ~ i ~ ;JU,ee ~ VIC M t =, WV
;ts most active nromotsrs that NJ wntSv V Of That
t~,a 49,. .o a .. n y VI n r. ~ ."a'
sae tasios anu uus uemoea., nnsi ~ iomPAlhs@
; a ~ ~, ~. g. tti , S , 81 n1sn anu
and aide nv aide with b;s that Of the usrths
If the rst Chief stca Of the Juitsd Sttss
81 ,vhor, ~ ,.as - ,rou :. "a a. -. az. a;s;s ~
rested mon Iobn sv n touched nothin lass nrs sh
itself - "
Chancellor Harner chief defender Of saverv has told
us that The first essential nrincins Of dems acy i the
natural equality and naenable right to liberty of every
human being and thai the spirit OF democracy makes
no execution in favor Of slavery That ia true Tho
spirit OF democracy is Justice equal and exact to all
and SO long as the fundamental maxm of Justice shall
comma nd men to render to each his due long must
tie spirit of democracy remain irreconcably opposed to
tho principle and practice Of slavehe lding
It is unfortunately too true however that the national
party syipQ itself democratic has In their last wears
taken upon itself in especial the guardian
ship and defence of this worst form Of oppression The
rival factions into which this party is divided in your
State to outve each other in of devo.
ton to slavery and 1t SEEM to accept
their exposons of the faith that the saving grace
| democracy h submission to despotsm, and that the
chef end Of democrat is to catch negroes.
But nothing seems to certain than that this
party to sustain slavery cease call itself
democratic 1t is toe late in the nineteenth century
| such inconsistencies.
i The Convention which made tie nominations which
you propose to ratfy manifested their wisdom by styling
the party of freedom and progress the Independent De
| mocracy. Thoroughly imbued with democratic ideas,