The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18

hour Of danger to save the republic rom ruin.
1t vas threatened thes that The south sh,ai ns,..
have justice cone In regard to fpsvss froa justice,
carried into execution NIL ht do ,.tss - the suthsrn
slavshodsrs on this subject. Such a~ ssrwsrds
Iasssd. Are there no men NOV 10 tue NorSs Who
Is i not fact that large body OF Northern
fac'ionists have recently in the city cf Nav York
sgement was hardly to be expected ak moetbs ago
dared TO snnousce the issue OF the repeal Of the Fugitive
sa,s iar M one 81 the prominent issues In the pr,si
the Wmot proviso another OF these issussf Have
they not unfsrlsd their banner to the bress Has
this been cone In the view OF nation Has net been
core under auspces not TO be misunder, TODD BY
who are leaders In the camp Of the Pitines Lsadsrs
ofths leaders Does not every knew, now while
there the apparent cAln while tn. norshsn SEQ ion
OF the oosfedsracy asser that there rss orgas
eaton there, and wh,e the nstiop has issued
sation 10 be found q the por,hf Dos aot Issy
eyery man OF good and seund obssrvAtoa, tnos
dead-that he wa mo- entirely Sstroy.i by Ss osmpro
mse measures csnt A. they vers that these limos Of
fearful monster that as tins thought had
destroyed for evsr' Aui In what le- tbs Bovt
ism political entity sprung up the north
cams impor'sns potent ally Of mischief sn' political
b. ,aost, aud liked thsmf.lv.s TO it Thy %
came CANDIDATES for Office on fea soil prioc pies
I'd ,hus the monster !. fed BY poo,l and BY
eutivs appoin tment fr, m honest Tnere for ty
stan'e vas Ar. Polk ard Gen.rai Taylor, who erred
through peencs and bestowed the rewards OF ocs
on mer who openly and dsol.red themselves
enemies to the constitution the Uned Sts Ans
rcs-tns enemies Of peace and ordsr-the enemies or
those vi al principles whoh repose the civil re
gons berssof this great pso pls Taen it vas qa.tiy
and without much observation that that
70 me ionss o. staturs a.d hat ofs srsy
til 10 its foundation The humble individual now Ad
dresses ,ou efeatnsly opposed With sli hi, might aud
opposed suco. ssfully, the ratification IN tha Untsd
States seDa'e Of the 'ree soil iase ID made Il a
principle that free sosm sh, arsdts.tgd 10 tho
North by withholding all offo 1 sud patronss from
it, oiciries AID In this prioo tdtmors, Mr. Clay
and Mr. Webster eopcurred With me ana nos | hAvs q
conf ssion to make undeIta TO tnat Milard Fill
more. nom whom have harsd 90 nearly eli tbs great
questions which have aaita I'd tho ,ountry mp
period OF the compromise mssso;es acted faithfully in
the crcumstAnces In which he was placed. He was
patriot Vas factionis-no burgsinsr-no
intriguer-no pArdsrei to the pubic ssemis. (sx-
citemsnt and appiaus< Never durtog the whole Of his
naturalization old be rend in single offs.
of the free soil stamp Is that tr1e is it trus
ssk for information from my friend Ssastor Douglas
~hom see heie-whom l admire aud love and whom
the country 10 :. with pscu!iae regard at tii' tine
the oar gerous Of what ia called rss so doc.
tr had developed Themselves had taken pra.
ciplss Of free soiiism - mere popular th.or, Bat
when he ,aw that his oouotry in danger sai
longer free solsr Hs patriot (ApplAus.)
he soDristent How gioriousy consistent wa snst
tioRal dsmoHaay. and every man Who is not
factionis, :, s,mpsthisss with them. l bsheve mat
tiosAI democracy carried ont 10 all their rrls
IN eli th- cgsty, are essential 70 the paramount hap
!
bsuey there i, no, hins 10 tp, rru, ,opx smocr.ti,
O. ed Shich oa nds the heart II m.s or wsrs IN. II,
yatcp % hs ,sptms - in an. respect. bs e,. that
n.top. a. uo,rats can prove Ives 10 be a. aod
p.tri ts !, uAon.l wi - haya 20 h.
And pos let us see ~hAI toe fActs existing IN tns
great s's Of Nc~ York, tn- St " peupsyvau,s
=, IN III + u.r..o o. III North in .o,n.or sLn -
delicate qts.tion who dis -sx Iti4n,e
mrr, o.stion ~ sUt,ls In b. y ~, s.n !, ~ the . rd
roAt ousston DO rot Il en-. oxr- var ,n :.
ofbcs s.rkss ad / never sh.i be- al m . se.kr a.
Il is . qusstion Of IN. gre.,s ., m.su,tuis / =
| An0 y IN NJ.
and tbercfe rs I haze r,sausl 10 disca.. = &.
nieht dnly And boldly i am . ont,o .m,
crst or Ia other .ords a national g.n.erst
nav ara, ~ though f~sa v strpaxlri for TIA Coo
n,Sm,s m..sur,s or isso a p.r .s.r,uIy "a -.
aucn svotsd te tns priucipls. smo ID ss Ia na usAsu
o. any ether man, Lowevsr tinsui sod
say, = Union demoorAt OF th- a.ss
ei elsep h. hat opposed 70 the ap .iar
office alike Of those Who c.ltd riahts
Of tbo,s Who free toi-rs rns prnnpiss
ofcs seems to BE- this he says ,hs Uoion ds uoorAs
do not want ,s, and the, already sufficiently d.
voted 70 the and to the sacred Institutions OF
the country but the ssossonsts and cisunonists AMI
free foers want ocs and perhaps some O. ns, II not
fed cut of the public treasury may asAn talk Of
measures No. nv fr.nds; ! stand ners to night and
tel you not painngy or for the pose OF striog
up necessary rAncor, but sAte t hsnrcally And
| sucdstngiy, that from he tms tbs administration
came into power Mr. Pieroe ~hs be bl.m.d Of
course a. he is gooc man. but has bad advisers has
not shown any favor TO tns Union dsmocraay Of
Assirsippi. No the Democracy IN my StAts has
been put uncer the ban OF the sxscaSve
state this to fsow you vs have sever compisinad q II
VINO nsvef hsSc vptoo aHysulpS out hho
democratic ticket-men OF acc ,m !rhmsnt nso o. pro
bit men OF great fcis nSy, active supporters of
President Pierce candidate for the pr-si-nov, who
holding ofo- coentAly under ne govern nsut OF
| the oue, .srs disagsd isnomo'ousy rom mos, aud
tbt tscrec blood theo-drageei from ON In ae most
dssranng Mariner and ren wore pat In their pAos' vno
were spo.n 70 DO vieisnt enemss OF the Union; and
snowp :, .na, .,me elt nsssspsp.ra ~ncs. par-
Pofe sno prseucs ss NOT Only Q osaounos tne oumpro
me ssuIes o' leov out so'usny oenoooe'ne A. tnAt
TINE fIsrioeAt rierce rieios Aod snounoios
nesna nsny = my Tsnas tLere orasus ve u,si 70 up
noiu ue nsosnrsi t~i you my riso rs none ous ne
ecrAu ms lpp dAred " feAo Toe iuAu-
gur,i You mant WIN muon r.Ason expect md inc
de,l n'mteu n ne conet o. renee on some "a rosy
MI rpir reading the scriptures' arg,tf 9e1 Tor ns
or soincs ir Las nne any mas noldns omee in tne
stale - hansippi r-Aoing Toe idsnts mangurH 70
pusnc Auaiene ibavs os-n mae eoo!eot fof ms.
mgr Ant aack rom tne adminisTAuon and Nc one ev
hear ma com plain of u In fuohc before the Attorney
Gspersl OF me uhit~a sAes vhom ! nevsr -rons.d,
caused 70 % sieUe1nes 70 my nAe 10 tns midst OF
perious contest then DO ng IN which vas party oon
cerned ct the expense OF some seventy nve dollars,