New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

s,G 1,,osni,, In knefioa ds'sand fhsi b5s psdy
sand 10 seniifrsd into ien 'b'Hsabd ff@2nen's, AMI
know ihs, ihrrs hrs erE ~ u'onssnds IN ~ rs"ss
rem q, turn bs1r Lnl ks utDp no nsn WHOM ~ ~
81. a., cant Of detnocracy. We have bOpes 10
DE Rational Wig party. Wswefe betrayed In j %
b, he souihsTn Vhgs, wio aecfpei i9ygTH ~ NC
hsrds ~ sie hen Arnold Dongih4 AMI ffgnkin rirce'
I now there hrc como anOrg rs Who uinS u may
n,i,c ee ain bat 7 nsk ihsm they Willing 10 FWn
with I, men vho smo'o them down tn May, lsdi
They will not nor conld no, II they "onld- Ne'spe'
ear ye hope for any thing rom The rice W" "gAgNa
top II /. too fmA. There Is stll another IRON
uLioh we can cxpeot nothing. ! must say, In III
frsi nesr in June 1885, that party bowed 10 me be-
hes OF The Slave Power and cut themselves on toh
the synpsihies or ad Of The North. Her Represen'A-
tiy, could rot viii honesty. agree ~ this, ald they
tnrred their backs upon forever. The southern part
OF Ore aDizaiion returned TO Their hom :, ana "n'
Of keptucky hey have teen evrry where de'eaiei'
The true hearted men Of the North have every
vhe g met responsive welcome rom inc IcISp, ~
The Republican party Is the only one IN when We
cen ,rust In 1856 We shsl sweep the cOuatry. IL
will o, he fight il will be Il massecre. That year
vi see the Old bsnner OF Democracy go down 10 utIee
dsrrete-hut some Of our Deuocran, l1euus ar
al, 40 the Republican will be a secuonal party. But
he,e l. the fact wherever there Is sectiobal party
tleIe ou will see the Pio rec Adminst alton run anu
put the shoulder 70 the wheel l; ls their only cope
They kuOw they cannot successfully encOuh'er me
orest peo,lAs n Ovem.nt before this. They must De
Utterly vspquished. The Democratic party Is sec
,iopai party Their is rothipg National about IT, bat
come are AFRAID of the Union. am believer III tne
nion TIE Republican party Will resist all efforts TO
in pair it. TIE SOu'h threaten 10 dissolve, or rather
the chefs o, the block power 90, hut depend upon t.
Il wss 10 be done today they would be knocking to
come back sgsiD before midnght They would nos
dare ale. ont light. Look Mt It seventeen iol-
o of in enen there are and three miioos
OF saves Let that CRY 30 forth, and these slaves
with frcbr-nd- armed end both ready AMI wioing 10
Uut q orch their masters dwellings, teii you btfs
/ rot n mother South OF Msson and Dixon's line who
III. - harl ..aaDr 4 alA
bes- tlis Vuon is dissolved | remember that Senator
Mason threatened on Ger air coutH ency 70 leave the
Seua-e Wen suppose that II ihis should ne done
the Union would 90 along a. heretofore, even u the
great lUmiDary e Virginia should 20 Gown. Virginia
has 2 great mary tIst tpiies. She grea' on nrst
fni.s Infeel, tbest more 9th : IN toat > ATE
but FIRST families Well affair they hove sold away all
he ~ grOts they msy chance 10 osSess, the sons oil
those first fam les come 70 washington LOT cerKsclps
and commissonshiys. These always 20 TO the hrst
families Tnev have al inalenaJle right In THIS par
tcuar; and Will tbese hangers to lew hundred dol
lar Off es allow Senator Mason 10 60 out OF the nor
| ON sfiaid they would cut very sorry ngure DONG
H. ssw it sta ed the other day that Senator Benton
had declared that they were coming to Washington
armed don't mean to stay away on that account.
hope my Young friend the Hon. IL. Waldroa WIN
not We shall GO there armed too with truth, Jnstlce
and right We sh6ll 20 there take them by the hand,
look IN, III in the eye and ,el them shall give t1em
all fhelr rights, end sha have ours we nave 70 uSut
for it [Csn'inued cheers. think we shau s1oV
III, IN h at there is some OF the ola Puritan pucS 's.
use threats are ell IDLE am tired of hearing them.
IN, re- is not enough of them TO frgh'en any old lazy
WHO takes cup OF tea over night. Now Ill tell you
how TO save The Union, if General Cass or any oody
else goes up and down the country boohoolpg about
the onion tell them that hat class OF men the people
al The North have cone voting for. Put down every
bo. hoo at The North, AID every enemy OF the Red
Union at the South. Utterly annlh late them, ana
hheIty ard Bnion ssfe to- e'fer Clergymen tell us
n NJ tie home Of virtue il the family, ia nix it good
pIsn 10 send home your Douglasses and Pierces and
Cssses TO drink Of the purity Of private NE, mat
yi,fne II AT il necessary 10 make o genuine SUITES
man il this glorious Republic. | have ATTENDED 10
tne false promise ~ Frank Pierce; We know mat
~ Tor in e,oip 90 not seCe in Slave States, they
20 mon Zee soil. The farmers, and mechanics aud
ls0oreis 90 out upon our broad Western s0ii there
bCy stand upon their Own few acres acknowledge I'd
or l. msn az master, and desripg no men rs slaVes
brt This ptiyege has been denied them in Kansas;
few went there but they tave been overcome by rui-
fan holdee from Missouri l. istoday penal 0nense
10 mHii tLin or advocate the principles woich nave
calico GU together here to-day. Gov keeder mas Oeeh
renoy Up0u Il ing frivolous pretoxt 1t was only
vLcu that Governor resisted some OF the lega meas
Ures of Ills Legislature hat this charge was trumped
no AID removed. know that the charge ia not the
real ore ard what does the new Governor sayf he
recognize the legality of this Dia nous LEGISLATURE ne
tell The m hst a. Missouri Slave SAFE u Will be Tor
the ., ace # the whole to have Kansas Slave State.
III. whole power of the Federal Government has con-
q ired 70 hs end; majoniy OF the people OF heisas
the doctrine. 1 tell sou if ever there was man who
deceived he unaniU cond mnarion of united ma
ton Il IS frauklu Pierre. If are true we shall elect
rue 10 fiji bis place, hu ling him from hs posihou
and lscng the braT OF universal condemna ION upon
his Tor, head Even should fail 10 Sc shall not be
The progress OF the cause OF Liberty mas
been glorious the best and eblest OF statesmen are ~
orr Size. Year $50 he opponents % the cause lOoKe
own upon u e party OF Liberty; now It LOOKS down
upon the fragments Of that ogposi ion floating Chs
ised and helpless II there was ever proud day
for the veterans OF the Anti-Slavery movement, 1t IS
this day that has dawned upon US. Moobed perse-
cued hCoted year ago, they are Today masieis vi
lt. en- States of the Union, and they can defy all their
enen les. Now, NY ttiepds, be cautious, sagaclous
and earnest; make issues simply practical aud DO II
permarCnt; don't De afraid Of being swallowed mp;
it is our business 10 swallow up. Our princlples wlu
stand az long a. the throne Of God shall stand, Tor
tn - is eti rnsI. We mean TO give freemen their
usuiped rehts We mean 10 place the Government
actively ald July on tie SIDE OF Liberty; We mean
10 CethICIe Dvspohsm-to enthIohe Lloerty' we
mean 10 estiblith MON and inseparabe no" ana
forever. We me an that every breeze shall bear to
the ear Of tbe southern master the words:
Undo tie heavy burdens and let the oppressed go ff,e
ard we shll 1d nobe spirits 10 bel us ii the SOUTH
We nust hrs. exringuish the needy creatures VINO
crnge and fawn about the leaders OF the slave power
Han We cone into The KnoS-Nothing Convention at
Philadepbis unit demanding the restoration OF the
BissoUri Conpronise, should have carried y, AID
he South would have eped US TO do u. The Demo-
Ss;ic Iaity is shattered TO pieces 1t is Ike The Old
womais Iiik-lyng oil around loose; and like the
Yeimonters cali-kind O. gin eOu; or ike the man in
K.rtucky who went into The ground 50 far that he
took the hole in with bin. TIE Democratic party IS
looking NJ. They can't look down 10 US with imPloT
Inc NE ug Us 10 accep, some Of the issuee which
tfey politely offer us. We shall do no such thing.
For my own State cen cay that che viii give ma
riry oi leo OCO for Nebraska candidate.
1Et c'cse Of he sptech was followed by prolonged
anr nics, nh usi1 site cheering III followed by
H. Chandler, Gov. Bingham and l. l.. Jones.
Mr. wilson spoke an hour again in the evening most
sl,ou,nflv Fir,u,n's Hall yAs filed By an enthus-