The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07
Political Intelligence.
TO THE nm DEMOCRACY OF THE STATE OF NEW

called on the part Of the Free Democracy for the nom
niseps II IN Granting county on the 10th Of
August subsequent day for the election OF two
delegates to represent each Assembly iastIos 10 Inc
In behalf Of this suggestion they would remark that
at Saratoga and Auburn In August and September 1854
openly proclaimed it's adherence to our great principles
on the question Of American s s0r and h Of our
fathers struggle for the reconstruction OF Kansas and
Nebraska to the ennobling occupation and use Of free
Teey demanded Of government, as primary duty,
perpetual intervention the side Of Justice equality and
liberty and In vndic.tion Of each innocent mans sove
They declared that all territory Of the United States
must hencefoh be free territory and all states here
after must in free States They distinctly repu
dated the Baltimore Conventions, both Of the whg and
democratic parties and denounced the Fugitive slave
as unconstitutional and an usurpation BY Congress
on the sovereignty Of the States.
The time has come for union Of the country on one
mocrats, and Americans startled from their dream Of
compromise with slavery by the Nebraska perady and
the Kansas invasion recognise at this eventfu crisis
higher duty than that TO party and wait to assist US in
lescuing country from the usurpation Of sectional
nd aggressive power which ancient compacts no longer
bind.
Whatever claims the slave power may once have been
supposed to have to the confidence and Of the
North arc gone forever Aided by Northern renegades
but in defiance Of the known viii Of the people Of the
North they broke the faith pledged 10 the Missouri Com
promise on the hollow Irstencs q tender regard 70 the
The compact broken the pretence discarded, and
the slave power forthwith imposed upon the free settlers
in Kansas the sham legislature that now sits, bur-
lcsque upon republican institutions and an insult TO the
American people,
elected by border ruians headed by the President OF
the United States Senate, who, amid the applause Of
the Southern press and the &C.. Of the
tons, and calls forth the army OF the Union 70 assist
stakeholder recover his slavewh armed violence at
the first election in that nn Territory Frustrated the
freedom of the citizen and the purity Of the franchise
The invaders, alarmed by indications that the Gov
would probably observe his oath and protect the
Secretary Wars that the administration had regarded
him leaning towards the other side and that the mis-
take would be speedily corrected by his removal.
That promise has been kep-Reeder has been removed,
and the present helpless subsection of the settlers in
and deliberately contaminated by the federal cabi
net in obedience to the mandate Of the slave power
In the presence of crime of such magnitude striking
at the first principles constitution, and at the
liberties and fame of countrya crime upon which
the attention Of the nation now xed the treason
daily developing before our eyest were needless to
dwell upon the lesser outrages fast multiplying in
midst upon personal liberty and the sovereignty Of the
States.
While the executive and legislative branches Of the
federal government openly the side Of the slave
power the judiciary no longer stands as it once stood
the faithful and impartial guardian Of the constitutional
learned in the service of the Shareholders the first lessons
solent brutality Of Jeareys, and the Illegal ty-
ranny which he perpetrated at the bidding Of his
master. me r8M OF ue sIate 70 PUNISH crimes
color Of federal authority is denied Consables indicted
IN n,ate eouTt lor at'emps 70 nave oeen noerat
ca Dy ieeeral Ju'gc. o1ns OF oate are now
mmured in prison for pretended contempt Of federal
judge but in reality for having on behalf of the society
founded by Franklin advised strangers of their legal
rights and the State courts profess TO be poten to do
them justice.
In the same case It was cooly ntmated from the
pcnch nat the FEDERAL Judges are thinking Of changing
for the benefit Of the slave power the great and glorious
principles OF the common law recognized and establish
e IN the courts OF the courts OF our Union ana
the courts even Of our slave States They to ad
Juoge, puDnc opinion VIII permit, tnat an oclous ana
sect syssem OF mean ior tne
ton OF wnicn even the south mas been accustomed TO
curse inc avarice OF their British ancestors snail DC CON
yertcd INTO federal institution 80 as TO allow slave
holders 70 orng ther slaves INTO our Tree
IN aehance Of the Will OF our people and the sovereignty
Oh I 1he s.ates a..
Of e s has 70
me compromises INTO which they had psen oeiuoed m
me oenei that We might repose win commence upon the
iaith pedged ~ the representatives. OF the southern
1ates mat beei exists no Longer ana can never again
syye The slave power has discarded the last shred o.
ne garn OF cnisary wnich " once seemed 70 wear go
les in IT'S triumph over our creduty and stands boldly
eore tne ~oru as anhless 70 us hohor WIN INC coun-
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