The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

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hundred millions, recognized as property by fourteen
States Of this uniontqual In territory to ons half Of
EaropeIbound to the Union only BY : csnstisutioa
il properly, have he right to It's enjoyment AMI
anywhere la the Union, where the Law Of sovereign
State has not prohibited it, To deny this right Is to
deny the property.
deny is it to be wondered at that the South In view
of the coming contest should insist on having IN thu
and tried son Of hsr own No. for pTopassndsm or as
ssnl but for proiection not to force any or
law on any one put to ;s IS IRON
robbery. real oppression under the name Of freedom.
my position, to the location Of our candidate is
agreed it really appears the selection il made.
The eyes and hearts q the south are turned 70 enc man
The Southern yea the Northern democracy, claim his
leader. Our glorious old cmmonweslth, the
birth place and home of democracy the frat turn
back the fc ul engung de OF Know Nothingism. What
% % ,nv aha wnas son even o. mat
Hoist hoist Messrs Editors his banner to the breeze
raise u oemocratic war cry Of Wise and victory
to you, echoed from million democratic hearts,
from tho Rebound regions Of the North, from
million fiery, honest southern hearts, from
Maine to California, from Florida 10 Iowa, till
the whole Union shall shout aloud glad welcome to the
stranger and oppresied every land mighty huszA for
religion, the constitution and peace say emphs
Henry A. Wise is the say it in no spirit Of fawn-
ing aduation either am too true democrat tor hero
place; mild lukcwarm gentleman placable and po
lite to his enemies that his best friends can't tell who
must be fierce and irresistible in attack invncble in de-
fence to his friends tower Of strength to his enemies
terrible AS an army with banners II is An old Charge Of
our wing friends ready 70 be repeated that the de-
mecraey fear TO offer prominent man. sho would be
anCra mcifs some eEcte osscari'y who ia brought out
to represent the party it ought &C. shall not stop
now TO ecuss the truth Of this only assert that now Of
all others is the time when the people will demand know
their leaders The times are troubeus and dangerous he
must be man Of note and mark self sustained he must
have the golden value independent Of the guinea stamp
He must not only be known and identified with the party
but with the party Of to day must not only have
part rated in the contests Of the time but must have
had stand too firm and known for cavl; faith as
single minced and prevailing Abrsham's conceal
ments no suberfuges no halfway position but open,
candid honest, bold in asserting daring in Defence
proud cedst and seerelisnt on principles, expressed
and kno to ALL alike to friend enemy All this
claim for Mr. Wise aud add to this private character
ubsuliicd by single vice, a noble, honest truthful
heart and you have the suited to the times. You
have the man who called by the people Of Virginia
to be their Governor, DIES aite the opposition Of party
leaders ard presses for in Virginia. least Is well
known fact that Mr. Wise not the choice Of the in
uental Of the State not the selected Of the leading
journals and get the first day of the Staunton Conven
tion made his nomination sure He called by the
people Give this for leader in the coming
contest, and opposition will disappear few dappoint
ed Office hunters, few forlorn know-Nothug editors,
made rabd by drinking the bitter waters of Salt river
may bark and snar at heels but the victory will be
sure and complete II will be morc-it will be just and
righteous. WARWICK.