The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

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lssis fore: that y eoaia thea rally sadsr i.s sa.nsr
right It's utterly ,npossi,s that men Who sncsrsly
and who have sDy recipes, their principles their
own consciescss, and tneir manhood, abandon
ent stspp, even for the sake Of ofce (Chsers) The
effort hss been made in this State, and it has failed.
cratic party shs be Wiling to plant themselves whore
the rational democrats Stand the principles Of
tbs sors ,S on NE same principles which sa
and stand BY il rssoiutey. that L shall b left to
to dstsrmns for itself whether IT win or viii not
have domestic savsryunu they win march up totsat
thing Ike rec. uuioL and harmony can be looked fer
(Cheers) Gentle men. nave wish to advert to this
subject s'.n here vas no occasion for ever advert
The democratic party is divided In reference to this
question ano II hss pro uced the organization which t
present exists Untii that party unitscly
plant themselves on the principle have ststed-tsat
this question Of slsv.y shall be discarded from Con-
ard left txeluivey the different sections and ocah
ties--we loo for harmony or nnion (Cheers.
tat this shoald Dc left to ths determination Of
The States New York determined the question for her
SELF She was ,h.n lave ystats and she abolished
that doctrine She then slave state, and she Is
one new. She has the right to be slave state
fere. Cheers II 10 solely her concern. We in
this State act IS We please on the subject, and We
and quiet Of uptry cemand that each Territory
should have the same PRIV lege cloud cheers Oregon
has chosen say that she will not have slavery She
had right to do SO, has Q right to COM
plain fit other Territories hold different language
ard adopt the opposite oocy their right to do So
leaving TO each to govern that matter as thsy may
.sIl psG;pr sssIs Well gentlemen pas. oEsr
questions TO which desire very briefly to ause We
Rave q new party--ths Know Nothtngs.n as they are
that At Il. is,s il P p the ssso
lptcp adopted by the majority of that convention the
subject Of rasery-l condae my remark to tast-l
think squares exactly with the views of the national
The solutions adopted by the minority Of that
Thoroughly abciiionst in their character. The
tonal democrats agree to them. But the
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to the line cf o. ocretc principles at all cloud cries
Of bear ~ They chose to ssy that men should De
prescribed Of their religions fAth e. Hear,
hear and hsees) Now gentlemen, it is OF the first
principles OF our soverbmsntone which has bssn in.
culcated from the very begnoipg that should be left
to every determine for hmgef his own religious
principles, free from nterferencs from any quarter
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that each here has his views upon those sub
jects No has right to interfere with the views
plesses he bsevss wfat he thinks is right snd he is
not Iesponsits To for his opinions, but to his Maker
L (appAuec wen, genIieIneNs unnOuOLeciy
thcss Of foreign birth who here do not immediate
~ eros mp TO the erection of American cizsns If
| We should go INTO foreign country, We should
dcubteoy carry With msuy Of the feelings and hs
its and u,ages An,'r cans; and II we found Ansri-
csrs there, We should onetsss associate with them
| much more than should mngle WITH the people Of
| tie country in which might be- And yet II we
Etoud 20 there 9Th to perrnar emit residence II
would b. exceedingly de irAble that sbould assimi
late ourselves to tie pecpis Of tie country where
We wt1e gong to take up our abode. Bat it Ia not
10 be expected that foreigners coning here will
/ nj n.
tive born An I'll and ,orgrt toer attssh
ment 10 their homes We must therefore, allo tn
little time ard tIeat them with fberality, they
mary of them are guo5 and esmabls citizens and "
must trust hat in tue md they will to be good
cit the native boru-(hear, hsar)-so that tbs
principles OF ha krow Fothipgs in reference TO the
religious tenets Of and those Of native born
AneIcsns too and :hsir peculiar hostility to foreign
eff, an will fpd response in the DO
o. the ctmocrats. (nppanse) There is another sub
ject which 10 some extent agtates the public midd
and is worthy COPS deratien refer to the Prohibit
cry Law, which Is 10 take effect the Atm Of July
(Htar, bear) Nov, uIU UkeDDpss great shame an
aerest vice. We wsu all desre to see it reprss but
we Dutt no attempt TO .ect that desirable result
by tacrse az the gbs o. the whole OF fell
low citizeps- (chsr land this law strses slow ..
the liberties Of tie c,zen Renewed cheers As such
I'm quite cure tast csmocrs's-I might cay all RIO
claim to be c.maers.s out entirely thai that
body Of national deno:t ass with whom it has ben
fortune hep. e. ID fortune and think II s to act
through my hte and sll of them, with very
rare exceptions any uuitedly and decidedly hcsste
TO the pfsvisicns Of that law cloud cheers In con
clusor, le say gsbil msp, that feel 1t great
hopor TO hsee setn ,ted to preside this meet
ing end that viii endeavor TO perform tbs duties the
chair o The hes ~ 10Y ability. cloud cheers
On mot,oo OF the Hen j. BARE the folio wiug
gentlemen pasnimoasiy chosen alb Vice Prssi-
DENTS
Ward i n cbglss uOnd Abraham Moore