The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

peared, and said, In substance as fouows:-
Y. stand lon on Kansas ground sso:a On
ready now to ndicate the laws created under s prev
sions. stood by the acknowledgements act In luincs
that is the principle Of the that the people
shall rule Ills the doctrine Of the Declaration Of lnde
hs n svs s ra 70 ru ~ s %Ss
determine whether they win have slavery or not The
want 70 rule BY SAYING that tas people shall
up against i,S Chase, Wade, Seward, summer. Gid
1870. The people have the right to govern them
selves. When the Nebraska bill first introduced the
State rights all tor it, and the abovOusts
all against it, There have State rights mem cut
aboDisis are around and they met at Topeka and
framed a constitution. (Cheers) This matter you must
consider vel Snall abui0nsts rule your no! never
&c) Give them all they demand, and abolitisnism be-
comes the law OF the government You yield, aud you
will have the most Internal that ever cursed
land would rather be painted slave oy,r Ia the
State Of Missouri seri to the Car Of Russia than
Gentlemen you here to pledge yourselves 70 the
port Of the law Why 40 the aboonits say there IS no
sws Look Away Gown to the state o. massachusetts,,
and you VIII find the reason They vol say that they
| will do all they could to establish laws Of their own
manufacture They have Incorporated a company with
y capital of So 1000 TO make Kansas an abolition
State (Chess) They have published anaddress the
citizens Of Missouri thai they did not want Kansas free
to make Kansas free State but abolition State.
Qheers) How DO they try 70 do its Look at their pa
| ill Know Nothing or abolition liars (Ceoers) Look at
the GU RACES mentioned in their ourna-of babies shot
through the sides Of houses, and forth. aughter)
There is nothing low mean but abolition papers
are found TO tell it. We, the Union loving state
rights men Of Kansas, have kept too STILL and allow
ed the pnlli6ers to proclaim millions Of Hos The State
rights have political difficulties but If you go the
abolition free States they will ask when the fighting will
come to an end e then aiu ed to zoe case Of Laugh
killed, but like tho State rights to conqusr)
Cheers All ON difficulties made W tho abolition
lists Of Massachusetts. When Reeder appointed Gov
ernor Of Kansas, he was supposed to be democrat De
came here called election and afterwards gave TO the
representatives certificates of election thereby
them legally elected and ordered them hold leg sa-
tive session at fawpee The organic sct provides that
the Governor may select proper place for the lega-
ture to meet it also gives him the veto power By Reed
ers selecting fawnee TO hold the session al he did all
he was required 10 do they were not Obliged to stay
there They adjourned. Bat how did they do FTP They
passed act IT, adjourn the Legislature to shawnee MIS-
sion. The Governor vetoed IT, Thoy then passed it al
made alsw Notwithstanding the Governor had vetoed it.
This statement can't be denied defy contradiction still
Reeder declared that they had right adjourn and that
all laws M dc after they left Pawnee null and void
BY aojournirg shawnee Mission they had spelled his
prospects tcwnlots Cheers) The had spoiled
his specuations consequently all the laws they made
were nuly cheers), and about this time States
rights President had kicked him of Office and with
head aching heart cloud chesrs he goes
TO Lawrence and says: TaSo me to your bosom.
QeafeniDg cheers Repudiated by the Executives and by
my own people in pensglvaaa yet take me and can
lie knew that State rights would not touch him
with pair OF tongs twenty feet long so he to
to our arms and We will make great man Of you yet
notwithstanding you have been tpudated at home and
kicked out Of office by the Executive" Qaughter) He
liked the company Of aboiionsts, he goes ovor to
them TO pronounce vengeance upon the iegaty Of laws
passed BY the issiflaIIe Mountaineering j. was the
yourself candidate for delegate 10 Congress; appoint
some day wnen will run against you, and there
being no one IN the way we can elect YOU in spite of he'll
cloud Cheers applause, and cries of give it to en Ali
the laws that have been made unconstitutional aud
there being law we vote ye ten twenty fifty
times as And this the way he got bis votes
Look to Massachusetts, aud you Will find they wanted
HIM to make this movement. They wanted 70 use
him. This is not legal election. But now look to
Washington. You will see majority OF aBolitionists in
tho lower House, but not in the Senate and then God
Gov Reeder is not great man; not much Of man. the
question is too large for him. bu. he depends upon the
known Topeka Convention. had not heard lap OF
il but it started ut the suggestion of Chase Giddings
Co. to make question In the next Presidential cleo
ton, lie has no right to seat in Congress- and from
what did the right emanate 10 call convention to frame
tree State constitution to present to Congress- They
proclaim that We have no law and no rghtexcept 10
steal nggers This not free State convention but
aboli ion convention. Free State men, States
rights mep are always found ready to vindicate tho
ees CT ve the safe men 70 afs Ks sas
men. This Convention was started away down 10 Massa
chusetts, and the men who started il we're Of the aboi
ton soceties-mero tools Cheers of Chase, Sumner,
Seward Company who wanted TO use II in the next Pcsi
DENTAL election Thai Topeka Convention made up of
aboonsts who made abolitionIcoryenticn (Ccers,
Chase Sumner Company knew who 10 call upon. Cali
upon the abotonsts you get hes from theni--they
say If, upon the presentation Of the Topeka constitution
Kansas Is received as free State, then eject
abolition President perhaps eject dissolution Of the
Union Look at il VIII the South have an abolition
State forced stand aud vndicse her rights.
Will she have abolition President dissolution oil
The Union and abolition republic TO war upon the
rights Of the Southr Kansas is not admitted free
state they will charge upon Douglas for introducing the
slave state. Those aboitonsts good politicians.
They will resort to any kind of meanness msrcprescn
taton would not trust free soer or abotionist out
OF sight loud cheers.l would not believe Of them
under OATH than the viest wretch that ticks the
slime from the ncanest penontiary. They would kneel
to the devil and pronounce him god thc would but
help them to steal niger prolonged and enthusiastic
chccrs) And again Il Mr. Douglas should vote for tho
admission Of Kansas into the Union free State lie
could not get the electoral vote OF the South for the
Presidency, and would De like cat in
is great question for the asoonists to make capital
from. We must not allow II to grow here. We must
Say to your Govornorenforce the laws; will stand by
you and If necessary we viii! spill our fes blood 70 en-
cheers If the aws are Unconstitutional they must &c
repealed at the proper tribunal Until they repealed
they are the lay q the land and should DO enforced.
daughter and cbeers bis call is to from all states,
but he don't want aboEtlonsts WIN you all stand BY
there ono that viii not stand by himp Crcs Of aNo.t)
THE speaker here read letter by Row. Mr.. loyd Who
He FROM the state Of no and ont Of ou
thousand votes in his county there sixty abolionists
and no Is one Of them though sinking aboltionist
iasehood Of tho friends OF Douglas have turned
abohtiopists Men OF high, lofty and inspired States
rights principles turn abolitionists Never Though
fortunately, did vote for Recer and the delegates
the Topeka Convention winch in violation Of all law
They already regret II. But let them 20 akead We nayo
but duty to perform. Let stand up boldly and do
and will help 70 do II. (Good expect TO live here
and make Kansas my home, and live Tor my country;
and whatever may DO and wherever II is done,
pcc 10 do for my country. And although have boon
neered at for being poor, and blamed for holding Of
fec here and in Illinois 1--we but TO my country;
and az a democrat, and though poor man, am an
honest and honorable one; (crios Of ood, y and i'll
should not have ytbng TO leave for my children
soy, "Rere Is the consttt ton Of the United Satesshe
hgfos gift from father to son, and proudos gilt
daughter (Chcers)
AT this tune there abont two hundred persons In
the rooru halt OF whom nj least free state citi
Of IeayeLworth. There several calls for Mr.
Parro who arose after Mr. Calhoun had concluded his
remarks, and ATTEMPTED 10 speak lie received with
hisses and groans and cries Of put him OUT 'go onv
'pnt him out and other indignant we'll applausfve
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