The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-20

have arrogant turbulent dscor-.ec.c and not IN.
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counrys peace NIL who venture repeat the words Of the
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used not only 70 Missouri and thereby
original thirteen States but has been used In The enactment
liberty he % by AND
vege Of the writ Of habeas corpus IN violation Of the most
Indeed so bold and arrogant has this power become that
serye corrupt Judge at the instance Of single slave
and without the sanction any has issued the writ Of
eneS corpus
men, unaccused of crime msdemeanor permitted
cred the y
titled by justice the main judicial plank in the platform Of
Until within the pas. few months the people generally be-
whose emigration to free States was Voluntarily permod by
he ty &c
Y But the modern arrosance Of the slave power Yields 70 ne
attempts It's cupdiy; and born under hs De-
slaraon Of Independence and the constitution Of the United
mo- sacred and the Sees s
view these the natural rights Of
cord been aroused 70 realizing sense OF the maxim that
consider time to read anew Declaration Independence
and the constitution Of our and to renew their eff
well the rights and privileges the latter was intended ID, to Sc
mind upon which people have been divided into DIFF
feren parties mainly settled while the great ques
s
ernmens The truths Of the Deearaon Of Isds
Ia b sy @
ON snr 5 had d 70 DC % y
genius Of single Garonan first discovered YER 70 be
ion growers of the Southern States generally hailed the dis
as he s ssans hsp
denly upon the whole sayehodng popuation disclosed The
object ' Of which was originally secure The blessings Of tsr-
d @ and was in reality intended ,;o
NEW w r ass s
pne
That r than thirty sad an Noss sS
done enough the active advocates of liberty But
en State and ncarceraed one Of its most worthy citizens and
soled the ermlnc Of The Judiciary i would seem 70 h. done
called on them @ arrest Is further progress, !.
ened s se pssp
Again and again has the tale been repeated while at the
Se s an ssee e o %
OF but in The Of o
Its injustice, is allowed hold the most humble Office in the
ed Northern ireemen conscenousy believe slavery
% nh eT s able 5 orasnas @ se
In vain did fathers petition throne of Great Britain
to redress their grievances In vain have the lovers Of free
dom against the wrongs and which the slave
ask enenc from the hand Of and tyranny In vain
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worn out parties matters not whether with Blended
Jeiries Pierce or Rane oncs power and obdrsle in
sensby to and outrage the same everywhere and
in all ages. .
then e people Of the United States desire prevent further
OF the sloyc power and finally 10 rid
ey have but VIII and direct their energies to the &C.
rca force Of the people Of the United States whose asstae,
and acting in The same direction Is suicen moi only 20 pre-
ysn has sean s Ss T s o%e s s
Citations questions Of iring moment and desire for place
give place to Loyalty to fsedom when trns questions Of
Of the inahenable rights Of Humanity
mass convention dsregarng their former party associations
deemnG the question of human slavery and the Impressions OF
auc the consideration and cali for the action Of American pat
s er s y dr and N abhx
slavery and the slave traffic wherever have
In their labors for the accomplishment Of these objects they
e ohe r ana Of @ @ e
peoples but there all others combncd equal
crime and the and best calculated
and @ e ss s az the
questions Of public education, commerce. agriculture the
he w R1e sS aid
Worthy s and ~ which detail and
but as the question Of The natural equality of all in
happiness there should no longer any disagreement
among American patriots who have been educated under the
influence offee Institutions whose souls have been nspr
ed by the gcnalin0ueuce OF Christianity.
The committee also presented the following reso-
lutioGs:-
Received That we regard the repeal Of he Missouri com
promise; The violation of the elective franchise in Kansas by
representatives those shareholders with the design of
verS IN ma ~ ee he wnes Of ae
Of Governor shannon by President Pierce cyincng
extend slavery the public Territories in violation Of good
fa,h public sentiment sent, and cons 9'ional law
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press The States oonvinces that the
eerenee 10 he federal eonsiuon' and that we have no
hope Of maintaining our just rights in the Union but by disre
candidate Tor public Office who not decidedly opposed to the
extension Of slavery portion OF the public Territory
A gentlems moved the adoption of these resolutions
Judge T. D. CULVER, Of Brooklyn, introduced to the
meeting He seconded the last motion. THIS meeting
here tonight occasion Of some rejoicing. New
faces always pleasant, and the faces coming up
here indicate that there new parties coming up IL
was saa by Mr.. Webster in great speech at Faneuil
Hall, That new political names brought in new political
principles and circumstances. 1t is matter Of history
that the old political wing party has passed into state
and oll like horse hot day, and talk about wing
principles, but they dead he is dead Gap
plause) II was year and seven months and twenty
tive dey ago that the people of the country understood
that tho question of slavery not yet settled II
announced officially by the President Of the United
States at his Inauguration that the question was at
rest. We told that we embarked aboard the
ship "Finaliiy.p They now, however, like passen-
gers on board of vessel where the cry was heard
free States of the Union and the political changes
that have taken place since passage Of the Nebraska bill
Is there not deep seated the
bottom of thisS What l. that cause9 II is some
thing wrong that has been practiccd upon us
ON the memorable oath January 1854, it that that
startling proposition sprung upon rs, resembling
the Missouri compact to convert free territory into slave
territory; TO convert Nebraska and Kansas into the
land of whiscy and Of rifles OF Missouri instead of
the smiling fields Of Ohio daughter and applausc)
Who demanded that Nebraska bill at the hands of Con-
rress II was not the people. fApplause) The petit
tons from the South in favor Of the Nebraska bill could
be put into adys portfolio and carried down by her
the academy And when the protest of the 1000 clergy
Of New England came into the Senate, he did not
wonder that Douglas would exclaim in the words of the
devil who cast ont Of the swine in the country Of
tho Nazarines ''Why hast thou come 70 trouble us be-
fore time Z" Uaughtcr) Those who got up that BILL
Pierce and Douglas, and Cass who had entered the
scrub for the next presidential election II
these political Esaus who did iwho sold their brthright
for Of potage, and yet, thank God they 90
ing 10 be cheated out of the pottage itself Gaughter)
Mr. Culver reviewed the history Of the Nebraska bill
rather stale history. These traitors he said
meaning the three above named-waited till Clay and
Webster, and rnckney dead II was said by Mr.
Webster and Mr.. Clay that the Missouri compromise
fundamental and could not he disturbed
nd