The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

al Webster
ana TO vindcate certain whg prncpessuch as the devope
men and protection Of American inaustry from he undue
deyeopeneni OF the internal OF ne conn!ry Ia
m ns Ssrpors % ana o M resnoe S e. 9 & es
cent aanaonnen, Of all these principles by possessing
and The transfer Of the mock democracy and aboons
OF the state tre.cheTous TO trust and rcaonabc 70
Resolved That The spI1t principles Of our
while living, and er vndlcaors though dead that prn
Interests Of ow % men Sver @ sna aen pepr As can r @ a
~ IRE as Immortal ss e great statesmen at be1ueahed hem
u a. dying egaces TO be cherished and To be promulgated
democrats Preston King Absh Mann, well known
IN CONGRESS aud long IN opposition q our Cays and Webster
s s n Se s9dPs nsS s S Tsy . have
twenty-five years but where are they who have nominated
Resolved, That sacrifice the Interests Of twenty-five
millions Of white and silence upon a te principles
mions negroes IN abandonment Of our own race and
oG % or % into greater mporanss the race and color
Resolved therefore The recent delivery of the whs
party, at Syracuse, mock democrats aud abod
msrs Sn s b have n % aand ID s
s sd for Or OF and
Resoed therefore Tha, the wings Of the State Of New York
New York on Tuesday Oct 2, 10 ,aAe such
hoaor - "''"''' o'' '''s''' ""' our
II then moved and seconded that the address and
resolutions be adopted.
The question put and the motion carried with
"three groans for Mr.. Seward the white negro"
There we're thereupon calls for Brooks, and when Mr.
JANIS BEooKs answered TO the call and presented himself
on the platform he cheered. He said:Gsntlenen,
II this be the whig funeral it is very like irish wake
without the whiakey tlaughter) There is JOY in IL.
feel joy that parted from the rotten portion of the
whig party which has been hanging IA for years
nothing for past but the heart the SOUL the spirit
of the whg party are as rampant "a ever (Applause
The whig party dead Who the pail bearersS This
rotten portion Of the party has formed Northern party
with not yet State recorded in IT, and havng ts
supposed oneeghth OF this Union They have formed
the Northern party out OF nothing, the ostensble
principle that the Nebraska bill has been passed by
and at the instance Of the South alone No one could
depreca'e the repesl Of the Missouri compromise more
than he did but II not done alone by the Southern
people was introduced by Northern Senators nuder
the influence Of Northern President II was therefore,
national wrong to be rcdressei by no Northern party,
but by the whg party, II redressed al ALL What greater
calamity could befali than the organization ex-
isence OF speh sectional party Our noble Cny Ind
prefgured TO himself the probable rise Of such party
when lie said. IL know no North no South, East,
west; know only my country {Applaase) 80 the
y; they are only the party of the country (Appause
The South Is theirs well the North Their in,e-
rests are wound up together; and hence II there DE
new effort to form Hartford movement the Empire
state must be erased from IT, for II sails under lone
sar under the stars and stripes Of the United states
tAprause) nthey--the old whgs--wcre supposed by
This new Northern party to be duper why was not this
Northern party formed when there we're members of
fIison Inspector, now that have Canal Commits
soner thar We have State Engineer 10 eiect-now
~ 30 plumber the prisoners and the canals and the rail-
roads, We must burst with rnge and organize n new
%h have hss sae,s y
do in determining the status and condition Of Kansas
Territoryi "a voice" Beautiful give st TO 'em.') And
yet thas all hst te stae rison Inspector and Cauaa
C.mmssioner Is supposed by this Northern party to
know Qaugh,sr) But they, the wings, were not TO
be thus dupcd and deludcd into n Northern party when
the contest Ia only tor spols and plunder In the prisons
and canals and railroads. (The same voicc--'Rip Il
into themo) As our chairman had said. continued Mr
H. - ttv rarff, f}N
gnnization II sectional party" Our ch urches have
been divided on this ground. The Methodists
camps on account u the sayery question; but while
there II political paternity between end and another
IL bond. Applause) As "a whig, he was called upon
BY this party 70 frget all his principles respecting
tariff and internal improvements, executive power pub
nc lands &C., and to bury every idea-to bury n the
address has H. the interests ot twenty millions Of
whites with the interests - three millions Of Africans
We intended to be true to those who true them
selves, and he TO nse with any aboiionis party
at all, he would fuse with that party having Fred
douglass 81 it's head. daughter and applause.) Az
American he would he faithful % his
and blood. and color above all. The species ~
fusion which rejects the Douglass ticket, aud takes
up the bali breed, mongTol, Mestizo ticket, his
soul feeoiied from with abhorronoe Hanghter)
He de- med TO be the of the white and black
10 avoid fusion but II fusion ~ b. formed he
would take 70 The real true physique Of the African. ZAP
plause He had always folowci the policy Of the wing
party lie bad once, in Its variations, been almost
aniifenter. lie had almost, at another time been sub
eced TO the Albany regency when II wanted 70 sacrifice
the common schools. he had not always voted the whig
ticket, but he had voted any other ticket ZAP
Ilause lie had never belonged 70 any other and h. Did
not now belong 70 any ohog organization daughter and
applaue) But with all the turning about and twisting
had thought of being called on % vote for such
men as Abjah Mann or Preston King. (Applause) He
bad often len called doughiace of very dOughy char
scer but II be had given such woes in Congre.
rcsion King DID against the right oi petition and IN
hton 70 Texas, he would BE- willing 20 sckno~iedge
not only that he doughiAce, but that his
face made of hquid dough. 1Rugn'er.)
lie never would have voted against the right ~ petition
aaainat the admiss Of Texas Preston King dii
In Congress. hid these people think they read
history; DID they think they Know Nothugs ia
verify they accused some persons Of belonging 70 that
tartyr 0augh'erl Their opposition 70 clay and Web
ser and their aboitioni-t principles might have been
forgotten; but he wouia Ike IN these en- mp and
He could not through The sell 81 The future, and
could not say what would be the result o this fafoo
moyement. He only knew that whig. they had been
beunyed their and organization had been taken
away, and be owed these who betrayed them no
gratitude What had they done that they should bc thus
slaughtered in the howe - their friends Oh, ihat
the spirits of Clay and Websiersaid hecould rise up
70 retuke those men who have betrayed Us he acted
them. In The words of Choate be would say that they
the wties 81 New iork-would not join any party that
aoes not carry the fag and keep step 70 tie music q he
Three cheers given for Rafus choate and theFs
we're cries FOR Isllmaage
Mr. frFDK TAtfyADcF responded - the call ard came
On the platform He sads--Hc bal received Invita-
ton to-day 10 come and attend Shg meeting. i AZ
most bouRht blush IN ts lace ior he dla not knHw
there yet sny whiz ei haf h. thanke3 God vben
lc came Into the room and - many good an true
vhe. around him. tApplau.el He tru.Dd they sonA
toon Gnda convention ol Va N The state y New York,
which would not only ropudatt fusion bar would noai
nate whlg ticket and nominate but Wig usset.
lCheers What The OBJECT h. sked u tkese funsta
They only partially adort whg principle. ihese ffn
cres were the promotion ~ education The promotion =
commerce, and the promotion ~ agriculture. And -
what DO these people say In tber sddrfss Why seeag
that Abjah Mann ami Preston King ever h0afls
internal mpTovtHen's tbey sAid thai A. ne states nal
uede certain appropriations for The purpDe i ouiy
ior them 70 nominate ednd 0fcers 10 cArry them eu
tx oi thei resolutions devoted - ADotonnn.
70 sbusiDg Judge Kane, and 30 abusing fhe hEtw
No'bings oF the state ~ New York. UsnRfer.l Insy
saia almost in many wards that ksy opfosei
eJ IN every furH aud shape. fihsy s~Dus lu
regard - then opTosiNn - slavery w dd thty Haf
come and Join the &fg farfy and vote or rnemh~rsU
g'es 20 rerealthe obnoxious Sehraka b We arc a of
pose4 q slavery. The pfoof q u is heFe, Es~ry whR
if,u be Tree rtates ~ the North vVtei IN Cngfess
hsAtnst tht refeai ~ the Missouri campf0mi- whls he
lofy ~ the democrats u The sorth voted or ii Wat
hfn' thee people we're candid their opposi'en -
cry prevented iltm coming ana j9ining ne vhg
MFfys He would gke4hsF