The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

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having In view the destruction Of the repubaos He did
Certainly he did all that Ays he stood firmly pledged
MS lstsr accepting nonps iop TO do all that bs
GOULD do lfgiimAse 10 give strength and 70
ths measures If promise Has he done t (o-iss OF
'N"i .NolD be- has cone IL then glory be to tbs Pre-
sdspt II he has cone he has added the rtrs OF he
the brightness OF his fsns,ad has % nsd
uIinpershAbe laursls But ne has not done 1t he has
incurred eterr ipamy for he has violated his pledge
he has committed worse crime than Cstalns ever a..
np'ed. (ApFiAuss) Under these circumstances and
With these these fac" fully presented to his visx he
aolsmnly BY the American people at his hands
To that pledge alone he his election to the highest
il tbs most disgr.ssd man that ever held : public
S6ise lGreat appiaase2 don't say that ne has done
4, but co a.k wbsth.r AL the power has not ossn
thrown against the compromise in tho North and SolhS
Has he far he could go to inict disgrace
upon TIE defenders Of the compromise In both sscnns
Of the Union
A volcE-He hiss.
Mr., FoorE-H.ve not D,ckinson's feelings bssn out
ragged? Has not the attempt been made to degrade
Bronson las not the whole body Of those gallant and
fearless defenders Of the sacred prin ,plss embodied in
Cur national constituiion-hAs not say, An attempt
trate tnsmf cannot 60 into the Cabinet matter. 1t
. curious Cabinet, wasn't 1t Lkughtsr) 1t would
amuss the country to elect such Cabinet It not
too serious q matter,
voU-"Its veneered Cabinet"
Mr.. FoorE-Yes, indeed; II Was a mosaic. Blu, my
friends look at the South ard the North in regard to
these appointments The speaker alluded the rscant
removals from office Of Union men, and read the follow
ing in reference to the present position Of
sections from some Of his messages -
Irepcat that opposition 70 the compromi in the North has
the humber Of ts mies hrs not consderSy
The higher so,iOnsss STA groc.m ,hs ostont.
Of the Fugitive ssve law Ally the
The ios .rs s
ousy but somewhat doing all in their
s stn @ m
DESIGNING VINO v.ssd such fierce aad
hs Buffalo ns w ,s. but tx -
re.ohsrou to TIE As they ever were
Sf The
antly fighting and for The
EssS q the oOun,,y in opposition to .hs deadly enemies q
win DO able to mantli their ground with The whole
rouss 70 bear taem in the paintni snd
,s ,n INST The future alone solve Certainly
vii fs:s;sii md .s.i.ss,
with new dignity md 81 sss ns
And support Of Southern gentlemen
sh.. which they sign lily
hand the people Of The sousS, in heir prsssn, happily
united dson shall Be guilty tho siuost
put d,ws, n deaSs sas Y:
have blOush. upon Never did President spSsi
5f IL
u ~ the 90 q .hs south
Sne1 and sG % b n
gus against fatal aassroph.
~ him in the
rot pohtioal party he may belong;
1i' @
% r Il %.y S devised t. hs f'rya
h,' o. Tie South ana tc, the ruin
the Union the demo Of the nation In
oiarnF these views only Language which employed
Senatorial Of the State Of In the
sI.y w ,ss to .a@: S
Of hs sss ,b r ys
shp Ss and a w Isl SppSnenss and Which IN
criminate between the reckless an anpnopled dsof
ssnizsrs and the most meritoous aud
chief has an fson their hay
aen such miscreants be brought up by scores
order to bd sm .T .hS.. period q Stcil assn:y
the EXPENSE psnPs y the s.o;ao, Of sysry,has LIE
patriotism struggling for the w.rs and happiness Of shs
ss.ps; s.rSSg os. pisado. and the M
in our sight and we are to Be SLOWED take no
and
andor which i've ward Of the daager
sus isEs s shs " m'nA''a the A'' and
The fpeSker re to the course OF Jefferson Davis
to .ppota ens The preetnt Secretary Of War looked
upon as !, man , Of popularity beat him easily 10 Ms
daughter and sppsuse) Not long ago he vi.ted this
city and visited Cryrtal Palace Of the NEST
eistingui he'd official In the untry, and then went
to New Engsn where be induyed In sl SORTS OF dula
ton Of the very whom he mad denounced repeated
by one Of bis own subcrdinatss. Why was thisS Be.
csuse be was recognized as having into asnce
with the free sellers Of the North. He beaten BY
Governor Brown because he was looked upon as having
committed TN objectionable sin by wssiog merciless
war the defenders Of the compromise IT was not
until then that they complained Then they felt they
rous fims and shortly in opinion, the population
% OF ,st souh vi" in s' do not
state Of public sentiment TO- at I'll the South The
tanned their tights ag.inst q host Of assaiiants.
Recently, while II South Carolina, detained by Aoc
dent in travelling, feared fom the previous hostility Of
the people against but the contrary, commit
tee OF South Carolina gentlemen came down and re-
questea me TO address the people told them I must
speak FRANKLY and hould talk about the free soil nom
nationH They said they SHOULD be glad to hear me- and
spoke In substance as have here. They sanctioned
my ve.s and requested : copy for Publication. Thus
you zee that South Carolina is with also say
that the South will be united in your support Many Of
the most distinguished Senators ready to follow up
the blow which has be struck by your
The contest will go on is contest for oil the princi
pies OF the democratic party and must succeed Thoss
IN office already trembe for the result They fear that
the people will drive them from the places which they
disgrace Truth Is mighty and must prevail; and
ture to In less than twelve months unless the Pres
dent retIaces hii seps will fod many great takers
who tuser will call or the hills and mountains to
cover them
The speaker said in conolusionI feel gentlemen that
it would be wrong for me TO say Ithank you for
the attention yen have paid and shall conclude this
des1ltory ADDRESS by wishing you al continued happ
and continued health, ard BY joining you in wish
that am every heart here feel that in
sti,utions-our civil and just insttutions-may be- i'm
! perishable
Govern Fooe concluded amid enthusiastic applause
Judge A. c. MORTON beipg called out expressed his
qualification At the remarks Of Governor Foote aud
the committee that the South was With them in
this contest
The meeting then Adjourned and the members Of the
committee escorted Governor Foote to his hotel
Tlir oAN IN AunlonN "a, ,sn&xs