The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19

his Administration, what they but the natural
nocracy, for the new tangled notions Of such
Davis Of Assissppi Seward, Of this State aud Wilson,
the other that II right at ALL The principle which
they stand has Teen repudated by all true dsmoorsts
in the South D.shaps u the North
where men calling themselves democrats speak OF sup
porting Mr. pisrce's cree measures; Nov. shoud NE e
who were true to the principle which he came into
power and to put in their places Of uullyins syn
o. hs aeminstration. The next in Importance the
stack on Greyown, the Ostsnd Cenfsrense and the
believe has vsntuIsd to Charactsrss his vstoss ~
measures any more than he would advert to the Essay
has quoted little from cns Passs. sns
m from another but even the rabid Of his party
ing mse any the or better school dsmocrat
tbere.tr No gentlemen, u you ezamine closely these
in the old ocnsAtutonal sense. The nominee Of one
Of these conventions In Tennessee proposss 70 give the
and G l. inow.s q
Ia b: i n o,n 1a,nS wSS =, gets power y ssssnd.s sa
Georsisacon, enton you vii observe that nuinno
is the leading idea The talk there sbost rstaatery
n making hostages cut q i.dyidss
never think q rsYsctns the old ssntims.i Of dsns
ptss in pursuancs thereof, supreme, and.n -
executed. And II had . President, gsats.ss, susk
measures such dissraeeu spectaclss now 8:
ing play cd the neghborhood OF Banker HILL Bu1 ssSf
msnt that rom Mr. Fierce would =
such an affair his attask Greytown and the
with Secretary Of War who believes in ths right Of M
LITIGATION, and Attorney General who 10 known onyts
the nation sbolitionis ahead Of Gdang. "A
sewardy He govern the country by union
Of these two elements Of dsunion and he do nohn
to save that viii not involve him still deeper in dsgraos
to- MORROW that this Mr. wiIson. Who breaches 80 f
ously against the fugitive slave law has inaas.es
Cabinet the principle that frssh horse can travel
faster than jaded one. But fellow citizens, 1 turn
which have thought old Jackson man could staad
with consistency and honor. You have seen that Mr.
to the nuers You have seen that the country sa.ds
aeashed at the enormous pretensions Of this school
lie favor and stretches out its hand to nuacaton /.
the North for succor and aid. Can sound JacksaA
oa %
tons, and make united effort to rid the country -
such y stsmatc attack on the body pctca Iti the
viii from the extracts which read that the Unioa
sentiments Of Washington and Jackson constitute the
platform President Pierce and r Seward have fornsl
VOTE and to enlist the Catholics ss partissns in that
party propose to modify the naturalization laws and .
enter into political brotherhood with scclssastic
higher than the csDsttuton Of the United states Ths
ID no wrong here done to any human being Tho 70
Values those rights object to place them syoa
the assaults Of those psupers and criminals who ass
landing on G.. shores By the thousand Nor ought ss
with dstrust and apprehension upon hierarchy which
in all other countries has sought TO connect the Church
struggle for dominion In temporal as we'll - secular
matters. We charged, gentlemen with establshng
all human beings to worship Almighty God according 10
the dictates Of their conscience The charge IN
ton is clear daylight It simply announces to the
Catholic bishops that they Possesa the power to orsa
support system dangerous to liberty and aubvsrsivs
ot the constitution, 1t 10 lawful to oppose them. We
gay that It is lawful to oppose thsm5by our votes e
to the Pops to that Of obedience 70 tn
constitution Of the lano The Pope claims inf.libity
posing princes and potentates Let his followers sasfy
that these pretensons not claimed by them, ana
them il the bond: and .au.i as oss.nsse :.
any Other Sa.s =, Of dsmss this part Of hs
into the PLATFORM that America must rule America =
old as the sttution and has bssn maintained By aA
tion of the Catholic but timely and sautary warning
to him that if the influence Of his church brought late
posed with and frAnkness, and trust with suc-
cess. ! come now, gentlemen, to that portion of the
have met it with armnsss We declare that Coagrsss
has nothing to do with It, That the constitution recoR-
tion ia local thing We are not insensio 10 tho set
that the bill erecting governments IN Kansas and Ne
braska has caused rea. agitation and has rendered the
necessary TO tranquize the country. But how can
these conservative actS Can they do anything bat
fathers that slavery iastitution, and must
dction over it. II is impossbls to restore the Missouri
compromise because the people Of those territories
touch No matter what may be thought Of the folly aad
recksness Of Mr.. Pierce and his Cabinet in rs-opsane
M %a: ss
peal 10 nowIsn impossibty or, practicable that ths
ssss s
Louisiana slavery within ito limits was placed on the
fsSs that = Was IN Dsns5 territory Of n
peace consented that 1t might be excluded from tho
country north Of 80 30. Mr. Pierce and his multiplying
wen enough alone Nothing would satisfy them but
to reopen the question and TO do under the pre-
they pursued. Now put you ctiaens and 70
al Intelligent men in our country, If am not speaking
position TO repeal the Missouri compromise had been
made part Of the compromise Of 1850 tbs whole mea
the ans settlement Of the slavery question It that pe
Rod had reference to other objects than those proposed
Psrc: rec and hs North and South 70 st up an
other agitation and they accordingly threw out this
a:s s:s II: nsca ss' T.; s a
ton to execute the fugitive slave law The South could
s.s 1ssss #: ss &. =
the country provided that the asitation the
70 make President, r. With Mr. p 1.S e. n: ;. h;d
anti slavery party how easy would be for these lead
ers to mahs ba5gan and keep the politicians In their
places The old ride and tye game The null6sr
Of the North to have the horse In 1885 The null
fer II the South was to have him in 1885, But, sen-
ttmen, this American party puts It's veto On
this unhallowed attempt to convert sectional iea-
lousy into permanent source Of political pc~er--
Il tells this new school Of democrats that prefern
TO stick TO creed Of Washington and Jackson thAA
its motto is"Our federal Union must be prsssrved-"
rican sentiment and that ii We adhere TO it. We shslA
conquer put end TO this contest about slaxsryf
think are. In hurryng my remarks 70 . Gloss
longer possible old jackson democrat with
Pierce and his friends. He could not do without
hnowledging she lead Of such Wiss In Virginia.
Of Davis In Mississippi; Seward, In New York Wlson
in Massaehussts Douglas, in inois; and Atchison, !.
Missouri. These alrActng unit In support
of OF 9tata ri0hfs aNoWiu1 that =