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

vorse the soysrnnent may think, 10 steal SAmbo and
Jumbo the coast Of africa than 70 sssa, Een or
Then there Is the enofcementcf the Fugitive Slave law
al over the country In tins elton, he refssd to
the case OF MI Booth, IA Milwaukee and to the fact
even massachusetts, had declared speech made in
Fansuil Hall by the eloquent lips that next ad-
this sss: and
which he would refer the invasion OF Kansas by the
sIayehoders OF Missouri and Arkansas The general GO
but Mr. Presdsn. Pierce and his naturalization only
shrugged their shoulders and did nothing He referred
to the case OF who about to be cast into
HE furnace OF slavery two years ago. and who
ned away by six black angels and these good angels
he said, denounced by Mr.. Webster and Mr.. FIJI
~ ~s
Kansas These six steps we're all very danger.
Gus steps, as against freedom. The third point
ties to slavery A party, he said, is provisional
organization Of men, to make new ideas, new acts
party should die for Its functions have been performed
There must, therefore, arise many parties ss there
great ideas in the country There wers therefore
make liberty natonsi and slavery sectional In 1s4s, it
made good show in the Presidential contest and IN
WAS 10 send Charles sumner to the United States senate
(Applause The free soil party was not entirely dead
it was more than asleep it was In state OF suspended
il was not in state Of Suspended anatiou but 1t
in cold, cold sleep. Now and then il turns over in Its
isf 81 sans Of
ton Of the Union; and then after making show Of
turning wakefulness, it falls into It's sound sleep again
All ITS great dead. Daniel Webster continues
to lie at Marshfed, disappointed and dead Henry Clay
continues to lie in Kentucay, disappointed and dead
b %
cloud and continued applause.) But what can he do
with the party pa live man tied to dead party What
cold, sleeping party. He (Mr. seward) once stood
IL the va, Of tine the party msSs
Hul iuoe nnu In a0ain. The whg Ia in
the condition Of sple ndid MILL with all It's machinery
in perfect and in good order but not drop Of water to
party for RAM Naughter.) Next came the demo.
cratic party representing the low salt OF the people
hs
cratic party the party Of that portion Of the commun
ty who have their fortunes to make. daughter and ap
hands Comprising both the Executives Of the country
the presidential and the senatorial. The democratic
party be continued has By its senatorial and presiden
tia executives supported the six acts to which have
referred in contest for freedom The democratic party
is not dead tits not asleep; II is not in state OF
and very strongly at work for slavery The fourth party
In his enumeration was the American party-the Know
Nothing party 1t was Heterogeneous with ne unity Of
drawn from it, it would fall to the ground It does not
stand on ITS own cgs-t is propped on one side by the
s nss avaas Democratic snq partg The
founders of the Know Nothing party say thus
/" There is an American people, consisting Of white
It." Then IL says -" There Is American church;
that church the Protestant church. and the members
Of the Roman Catholic church shall not DO ADMITTED to
IN that
Catholic priests in the country distinguished for any
thing but his Cathocitynone distinguished for poetry
science, philanthropy, Or snything else msyzthe
skill Their secresy was anything that was not CEN
sistent with Amercansm or Anglo Saxonism; but cir
made n had
IN power" The feeling Of the better part Of the North
adverse to the two old partes-whg and democratic
The small men put in the Presidential chair from Harr
re point in Mr. Pierce. (Laughter) The secresy Of
they went in to the elephant" and they
saw it. 1t may be wondered why those men did not
On o
with the two old psres Many q the old free sellers
went over to the American party Among them
had addressed them last night, (ssnator Wilson
lApplause hope he viii soon deserve your applause
were tired Of lying side, and 80 they turned
over Batting its secresy its objections to foreigners
and its objections to Roman Catholics al which he did
into the party--Know Notbings in reality, mental
idiots who went in for the spoils The Know Nothing
had 2 up Suss oa Of
country where that rubbish will be deposited cloud
laughter and applause In the south these two mega
lcsare the only ideas that hold the party But in the
Know Nothipgs of the South there was as much hos
tilty to aboonism IS there was in either the whg
the democratic parties There Is only the contest for
spoiis And why should the South oppose foreigners
and Cstholicsf why, the Catholicism Of Spain and
Of Virginia (Applauss.) The Northern hostility to
foreigners win last they win not like to deprive the
country Of 800 the value Of each annual crop
Of foreigners The hostility to CATHOLICS will not last for
think the Know Nothing party is little bit streaksd
and ashamed Of the Massachusetts, legislature and
do not think that they viii like to entrust the superv
from the parquette.) That Is 1t. daughter They
wi, not entrust the supervision Of converts to man
whose name cannot be pronounced without "Hs9
cloud laugkter.) The American party having unity
Of principle have unity of action and cannos
must either declare for slavery or against it. If they
declare against 1t they are fundamentally gone they
declare for they gone too They may to be sure
The psr sss R%S
party Applanse) And now It can nominate an anti.
W Do win ssys the
hopes. Nj President, need not declare whether my
hopes or fears are the strongest (Applause In Mas
great things In behalf Of abotonism. It has brought
together legislature in which there are only six per-
not to the RI p At sy M
moneyed classes, but they never had Legislature EN-
bracing SO much justice, SO much humanity, and SO
That Lsgislature had among other
things taken off all restriction as to color in the admits
sion TO the public schools and had deprived Of his Of
Zee Judge who delivered up man to the stakeholder
(Appause) In conclusion, the speaker laid down the
following programme, which he urged upon tae anti
slavery party TO adopt
l. Abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia and in
all the United States territory.
O. Abolish the American slave trade on the sea, re
peal the Fugitive Slave Law, &C.
g. Declare that slave State shall In future be ad
NIT ted into the Union
4. Declare that STAKEHOLDER shall hold an office
der the government.
8. Reconstruct the present Judiciary SYSTEM and
8. Declare that at certain day lax It when you nke)
slavery shall cease in every State that State shall
cease to be part OF the Union. Applause and demon
STATIONS Of agreement
And now, he continued, the great question for the
next Presidential election Is, Shall have Turkish
Russian President In favor of despetis shall we
have President whose sympathes the side Of IL
bertyW cloud applause, during which Mr.. Parker took
his seat.)
Mr.. WENDELL PHILLIPS, Of Boston, next introduced
to and addressed the meeting, travelling much the
same line Of argument the other speakers had DONE
After another sosg from the Hutchinsons, the meet.