The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15

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Mr.. BLUNT win not detan you further than to call
your attention to anecdoe of the great Athenian ora
tor Who who when asked what was the chief character
stic Of perfect orator replied: "Action, action,
feeling this subject be found In action Zap
plause)
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GENTLEMAN ON THE PIATfoRM-Better come to order
The CnIUN-I would like To- loud cries Of
ordern hear him" and considerable hsses commn.
n, v. Se5sss ihs gentleman who had been e.'syins
SEVERAL voCns-stop. Misses, confusion and ap-
Mr. RouRks-The resolutions read BY Mr.. Blunt have
mentioned the Germans. Now, would like to have the
Irish there as well as the Germans daughter, Kisses
MI N. H. GRnsELI-wen, then the Germans, as an
Mr.. RouRxE. - say -; the Sixth ward
Mr. GRISxnL-Well say the Sixth ward Uaughter.)
All in favor Of that motion say faye" Cloud cries Of
aye) Carried. (Iiisses.)
Mr. CURTIS NoYEs then came forward and said that had
he consulted his own convenience and the state Of his
health he would not have forward there that night
However, he would offer few observations in aid Of the
ing the tone and temper Of that meeting it was meet
ing decidedly and exclusively in favor of the great prnc
audience going out Of the house,) UPON which. Mr. n
Constitution framed. The insidi-
Gus bill of Mr. Douglas proposed to devote four
the State of New York. to slavery. We had been told
over and over again that the North had never been
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of the North who their representatives In Congress-
that If they be not true to the interests North now
would cover them forever. (Applause.) You are all
(said Mr.. NJ Of the ep6et that was applied to
those men from the North Of 1920 who voted slavery
traitors not only to the ebeng of the country but Of
their countrymen and of mankind And 1t Ii little re-
directly from the South, but that it comes from the
North and II IL sustained by Northern Senator who
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changed stephen Douglas why, fellow citizens
all the early instincts which he ought 70 have derived
from his mothers observation-disclosures to the State which
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ents of the North and to the feelings which rise
stinctively in the breasts of all who hear The diff
Guilty Is that in describing such thing language
bin defended that gave the people of the Ter
ritory the right of segovernment; yet when Senator
effect that tho people through their rsrrorai govern
ment might be at liberty to prohibit slavery it voted
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dency Of Congressional legislation In reference to the
Territory Of Louisiana since 1904 was secretly favorable
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had always induced the North to believe that the
Missouri Compromise Anatty, and in support Of
ter which passed between two public men about the time
that the measure In question enacted The of
the parties referred t. did not transprs California he
observed obtained admission into the Unon also with
Texas. The South required more stringent fugitive
slave law and she given ita law to which gave
the assent Of our but never gave the assent
citizens to which will never give sssent-a law
which never be enforced even in this law abiding
they have given the North. (Applause.) They may
talk of dissolution Of the Union and of setting mp
themselves but say that the sostais sustained b the
cheerng) Itell you that humanity in all its aspectsa
governments in which liberty is loved would rise against
this thing Of government devong itself exclusively to
the fostering and promoting of slavery Applause In
this age it would not be aowedit would receive the
execratiOn Of mankind the South in matters Of this
undertake to violate their faith and this law he Mis-
souri, compromise,) which has become fundamental
icBisiotou tiiey tne cOnScquenc0S
(Applause) In 1850 did we hear anything about the
Missouri compromise being got rid Off (Cries Of No."
No) Or, in other words, to compromise us out of
compromise daughter and applause) No one dreamed
Of tno one suggested this violation Of faith Nor did
Mr. Douglas know Of 1t until after he had introduced his
bill for the organization of the territory when he put in
this Objectionable feature after thought In pri
vate bargain nothing Is nearous than to couch
your bargain in language that does not express
all that Is intended-that bears divers construc-
tons but among nations it is q wrong that
every honest man should frown down Look at the
legislation that accompanies this bill We find that Mr.
OTrs (of s. CO. bill gives bounty to slave owners for
bringing slaves into the territory It is not yet passed.
but win If Douglas bill passes. And, my friends,
to say that among all the Senators from the North
only find ten true men-thc number of righteous men
that would have saved daughter and applsuse)
found to stand up in that Senate in behalf Of the
North and OF right cloud applausc) Another feature
of this bill is that II excludes what has never before
been excluded by bill organizing territorial govern.
ment viz that aliens excluded from voting regard
to the territorial organization That is intended to shut
out the free yoiceto shut out the Irsh the Germans
the Scotch the bone and snew Of the aboring OF
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