The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03

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Of state into such pieces may their ty
their ambition, or their Intolerance =
To the dangers Of that law, permit once more to
direct your attention.
II not only violates the constitution but IL impairs
also the sanety and saps the foundation of all other
security of person and property annuis the dearest OBJ
legation in your bill Of rghtsThat the right OF the peo
pie TO be secure in their persons houses papers and ef
ecs against unreasonable searches seizures ought
not TO be violated" 1t substitutes the arbitrary viii
OF the magistrate for the due of law. super
eoes the guarded provisions of former
the uncontrolled license Of later one 1t eevates
single exceptional enactment above the immemora
from the citizen the right Of trial by ury-a right 40
precious to every Ango-Saxon, that effort physical
or mental, no expenditure Of time money, danger
Of person. no hazard OF fortune OF life has
thought too dear in its defence The noblest Efforts Of
oratory-the most admirable displays of patriotism
have from the earliest time Of English story been made
in its behalf. II has been considered the grand
bulwark Of the rights and liberties OF the citizen Wres
that from us, and where our defencep On what shall
rely To what fly for safety from the usurpations
OF power and the designs of evil men! And this bull
wark, 1t Is mt unknown. to you, citizens, would hav
Horatio Seymour and his bold veto Of that bad bill
We not weary you with rcciting the long list Of il
we're directed to sustain this right against the ASSAULT
q bgctry or the Vaccinations OF power 1t is sufficient
that you know them But you should call to mind at
this time particularly, that Patrick Henry Of Virginia
that r-eeng patriot thought it the best ground OPP
position to the constitution Of this confederacy as at
frat proposed, that did not guarantee in express
terms the right Of trial by jury and refused his assent
to il unless so amended You should remember that
Thomas Jefferson said -" My chief fear is the tyranny
Pause long, entrcat you therefore, before you sur
render to the tyranny Of your wouldbc legislators that
very right which OF all Others has given dignity TO the
English name and elevated the citizens of Great Britain
ana America above those Of any other country "The
tosh, sprotects acknowledged innocence: the law OF
England alone is power sufficient to with its
shield whatever is not ascerained, demonstrated
yiced legal guilt" Such is the boast of monarchical
England shall republican America be contented to de.
serve less encomium at the hands of her historians
shall We to pandcr to the madness Of hour pass
law which deprves the citizen of his property without
benefit to the State which his guilt without
proof and Furnishes his innocence without tria shall
we reckiessy expose our persons property,
putatons and homes to the cupdity Of the knave
and the tender mercies Of the bigot.
Fermit the election Of Myron H. Clark, and you elect
this system with hua system from which the trial by
jury is banishe-under which the person of the citizen
tion safeguard and his home no sanctity-a system
which, commencing with the postration Of the rights
ana honor Of your own state aims ultimately to attack
ALL to array portion Of the Union against the other
70 adopt into its mongrel fraternity abolitionsm and
every other anaca Influence to substitute geographic
cal lines hitherto unknown for party divisions prin
ces we'll Defined alenae the affections of the sister
states finally unless the good providence of God shall
overrle and Illustrate these dark designs to exhibit to
the world the sad spectacle Of the mghtiest Of all re-
publcs hurried to untimely end by it's divisions
and the inoriinate ambition Of unworthy citizens.
10 US fellow citizens the election Of Horatio Seymour
the defeat of the Maine law and the dsappointmento
anatica abetors of every shade and stripe appear to
ober the only means OF escape from consequences dis
astroLs
We appeal to every citizen, without distinction Of
party to support him with his vote his efforts and his
We appeal to you citizens to vote for Horato sey-
mour-or the trial by jury for tie rights of the citizen
for the loyal defence of the Union and the constitution
We appeal to you to vote for all which has made us
great or keeps happy, and adjure you by every
sentiment of justice patriotism and serespect visit
with the defeat and they deserve Clark Seward
and every other consrator against your rights your
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hope That Opportunity viii Present.
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lmn under the banner Of the regular demoeAc and the
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IL Hsssis L. f. Harrison. c. F. cambrslins and oshsrs
A.v. received yam ys.r fissr isa
half Of the Young Meus Democratic Club to address THAR
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myself obliged to leave town on professional business and
h.v. given
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demoers,c conyentos warmly approved the veto Tbs
associates ticket upon side and Mr. Clark and his
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the ticket ~ N'' Yours truly, ). VAN BUKES
svor, ,,...,o, - ), scm.s5o,a9r 1.sns RAP Oct. ls
mocraey At T.mmany Hall OF the "a prcx forwarded
state. which calls the sound
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fested the sound democratic principles,
the election Of Governor Seymour.
feel strong conviction that the people of the State will
mark, by most emphatic vote their condemnation OF
principle legislation which seeks individuals
public with to invade the sacredne Of the
citizens domc upon suspicion information that its
violated doubtful provision OF obno xiou
Law. entertain . eonyction equally we'll founded that
their appreciation Of the unlicensed Of intoxcsti
liquors As frcemen and democrats they will rcpudAte the
restricted legislation which Is at with that
Of the democratic creed the capacity OF
tie people The friends Of tho constu
ton and Of the civil ofsyery ctren Gov Seymour
iare Of gratitude hs manly and able veto th,
anti-demoeratic bill Of pains and penalties" which
imposed tho the State by the last
tsssturs IL the time TO repay II, and have
doubt Of the willingness to do soan the
coming election His election alone will the State
the inaction q provisions q vetoed bin The
sxue distinctly presentedSha the bill introduced By
Mr. Clark the vhs candidate for Governor become avs
State that disturbing question Of tho Of Congress
the domestic institutions Of the Territories has been
substantially settled by the adoption OF the second resolu
tion Demoeais and th. srea. prin
cps Of popular sovereignty distinctly recognised BY the do
mocracy Of the State.
They propose the agitation Of the question Of do
nestle slavery which has 20 long and 20 diasrousy inter
rupted tie harmony Of the democratic party here to its
legitimate people Of tho