The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

7 paFfy FAY,
response. But tsey say furthrr tim. the cathoi
reIgon prevails in tS,e courrics Of the Oh World fro
wAch these srngrans come rad that II Is not re
gi'n. Which y our re aon fC,eeis and ery OF 9Th
tIs,n.o 1kst answer believe be true bns can de
tine tse feigcn Of Amer caf VA tell you what Il is
II fsthe right of evcry man. woman and child IL
Amcsa o,,ip God sccordine to the die tats OF h
~ he's pntremiried cience (frnensus appAsusc
Ard esn,ienen Is one q the special attributes & that
reigios mat H. under circumstances, permits any
aoscri zion 10 roect to TIN form of religious wssahp
ne eensns Of Aetoan iiber. admits of no rrqrirtlcn
In fesTct 70 the mode in which ca nj ndivhaas shal
worship his God. sAppiauss) Civil proscrpsicn too,
Is in all sshapes rsonsisteptw with the spirit ana genu
cause iTf that the subject i pregnant with danger
political passy 'iatsvows sash bigotry that oganac
ana lvos md in secret cannot long exist th
In The lsnsage of thst poltea agician at the touch
q whose vDd the wissparsy hrs dappesred tor ever,
say, "let the Know Nothings pass" daughter aud
aprlause) have given you briet survey OF the
parties occupying the poeal field The lines drawn
and there - na longer any danger that In the conflict
which Is 70 ersue, fricnds and foes can be
inpnered burial bl.ns
(Applause) Cur antagonists the republicans but
the Ame,icsnpscrle are opposed to the motscs which
have and aiaws desire to protect. (Appausc) deens
them unworthyto.be called repuSicans,n but give
them the with which their blas phemous leaders
have chIistened them. (Applsuse.) And here let ms
refer to the desperate procy of the whg party catch
hold Of aryism ch may produce a nomentAry succcsa
foa all rslnepbeIThow few they after
tive Amercanism Theo ant.rentism Notvithsand-
ing the pnre and patriotic who have at times
how light has been the tenure by which they
held their principles how Ese their professions and
their own honor, md that Of our common country,
that they have not paused and considered long before
purpose K i to put to Violent Death ss.ery
and TO put to death the American constitution If il
saa nnahs IN Their wsy ApIoss accord acc to it this
political strike Of this any other age That is
all that history will write Of It, This century and this
year will be referred when in uepce of
tho general decentralization OF tho pnbc mind
to nstions tions great political party thaa Ind
erred, body and soul 10 ano bs whose sIs aim nd OBJ
jcct was to destroy tha Union (Applause.) It is ms
hope that the national democracy WILL to- their ctsrnat
honor, put their scheme 10 violent death Renew ed
spplause.) But wc must meas them where they haze
arisen. They have amongst their numaer able spsksrs
tonal denocraey of the city and co,ay Of Nsw York
should understand the points in iAsne anA should
tneT tbs h.aSy OF Of ths ss' Of these ssa IN
to the organization, and which may give them
Temporary Motory--for ssmporaIy victories
mocracy want nothing but ctoies that shall last for
ever (Applausel The subj ect TO which particularly
You a know that the repu bican party have orgaxeh
on the platform of anti sa, cry You all know that the
subject Of slavery nected with the formation Of
the American ConsituioS . shnil refer briefly
can 10 tha isus and alu ough the subject Is one which
possesses put mite inter est TO any other than the stu
dent OF political History the time has arrived whea
the national demoerac' had got to struggle with this
question, and serious the struggle may be- TO pyer
come thsir ems ries U be overcome then elves. lhp
Ihuse.J heidi.nR Y the period when tAe Amer @n
constitution wN oigs nized opponents ay tha nat
Constitution dn not recognize slavery. That egton
y iaise II DID, IL ,cognued IL in forms than one.
recognized not In name Sach the love Of free
n"n OF thoi Sho' ought the battles OF the Revolution
ana WHO hAa she ,undaon 0l that system which these
men now seal TO destroy that they used not the term
'slave but thf recognized slavery in more than one
u more than two and In than three distinct forms
.hey reee~nnn IL by the limited powers they gave tc
general gave nent they recognized y by the rese
vnion tothe St .cs all other powers than those pe
e,nealy ssr ed they recognized IL by representation
andtaxaiea uned upon slaves and they recognized
by the gpoyi sion for The surrender Of fugitive savh
VINO fs.Sh' escape from State into anothees-
Inc nstnnai democracy entertain high respect ans
veneratior tho Constitution and Che geat men ph.
iorinriir A. any republican Know Nothing. Theyha
5000 Eh in It's darkest hours and would stand ts
70 mo ss (Applansc) At that period Of our blstoT,
-hes9rm alton Of the constitutioDthe common sent
ment orb q American nation vas ia favor OF freedom
50 Srpax was the Of freedom then that tbs desir
ersa that the blot Of slavry should be removed
dsrtar - could be- That ,.e, which eysry s.a
paS law restricting slavery, aud the British govern
m sr elected it, Virginia withoutr without term
oe r gave 10 the general government tho great north
w3-S Territory, claiming nothing more than tha
,a'- a,es which would be formed out of II, shonlc
NJ soae % % las yoeetHres t cheers I r Wise % Ho"
this have been II the sentiment OF Virginia was no
ayor oifreedomS venture 70 say that there are mef
attached TO the republican party who I've upon es
that the truit OF the internal traffic TO tn,
AIT Of Africa. 1t was Virginia man who introduced
proposition into the constitution that the slave trai
houd In 1903, and tho republicans OF that day -
posed II. slavery IL great evil II Is grea, njustc
and oppression 10 the slave owners but IT is geea
are the subjects Of It. (Applausc.) As tim
passed on The importation Of slaves ceased
and mp to that time there no aboitfOnsts In tn
United States republicans 10 interest themselves 10
that race, of whom II must be sad, that the wrong
not To keep them In slavery but TO put them there
that wong inflicted more by the North than than b
| the south In 1903, 1ouisiana was purchased fron
France; and there then remonstrancos about tn
slave trade But about thirty years ago, there sprun
up at the North this abolition party They said savo
|. longer profitable to US, and win begin and prac
iise philanthropy so long we can do 50 without Jos
TO ourfelvesn (Applause.( About 1919, the state O
Missouri applied for admission into the American Union
out the clause which prohIbitory slavery The Nort
| opposed her admission that account, although Tia
PEOPLE Of the State OF New York might by their consti,u
ton establish slavery 10 The South protes,e.
against that opposition and that the South had
right there With the North They aid that Louislani
was purchased by the common treasure and the Consti
tuition Of the United states protected them In their
s.ron finally, Il was agreed that the compromise linz
of 90 deg 90 min should be- established That perhaps
was the fatal Of establishing geographical line in
country whose interests from north 70 SOUTH from east .,
wes' are Identical And the republican party Of th'
North say not that the law aboshng that compromise
line shah be repeated bu, that dave states sbai
be admitted into the Union. The question osavey with
he question was reversed suppose that il respect Z
the common territory Of the Union, the pco2 Of tn
south should ray, I'VE win go there with slave,
but you sha not 90 there with your cattle your
ncy bow would not cry out tbs injust Of that
Every time the question Of admission Of State
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| sience q the Union endangered. IN 1856 the rnof
pased compromise measures, and that the natlona
democracy stand. We say that the people Of thea
Territories have perfect right say whether savery
shall exiEt there Banish the exciting question and le
60 on prosperpg and TO prosper, united and ndivs
ole. thank you for yonr attention In hsening 20
speech which was much longer than that originally In
| tended TO have addressed 10 you.
MI Clarke retired amid applause, and there crio
for Brady. Brady. Instead Of Mr.. Brady,
Judge BowNE Of Otsego, wAs introduced 10 and ad
dressed tho meeting. He saa-Iie had very rarely had
III ALL &av y.,.
this was an occasion whom any could ssy
and Do someth:nG for the good Of the A de-
Docrat ON an occasion like this. who loves al.
cause, though he we're dumb the spoken Il In
Scripture yet could he open hi. mouth. The for
sryument Tor reason has gne BY Nov &. the time for
aefion You have been ssught by recent obseesati1u
That me great democratic party confronted by
new epsmies or rather by copbnstas u od oc. The
time has been when We met the old whg party
As focmen worthy of sioe.
And We have come out conqnerors; bat II u With
thsu somsvbat II with the enemies which thu
iDgfin Fathers met With Instead q open 1t vas
tiasgems midnight torches and lnosssisres
% now the uhg psrty di~ndsd united again With tbs