New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

of Congress and the Senate Of the country, armed.
] say let them come armed il they please .Applaise-
We will meet them armed with Justice and Truth, sni
saw 10 them, +" You may come armed a. you VII, we
twill meet the contest let il come where and how
"msy." lGreat applause The South talks Of disun-
ion. II i idle talk Voice in the crowd, No they
won't, they don't believe their own talk. No said
the speaker they don't believe il themselves. They
dissolve tie Union They constitute but one third OF
the population, and one-hftb of the power OF TIE
country and they have that element of destruction
among them Of which Jefferson said " No man could
lay bis head upon bis pillow in safety in the midst of
lit The South don't mean TO dissolve the Union:
They know that i il their social, political, and had
almost SAID. their eternal salvation, 10 remain II the
Union. Applause and laughter.
Mr.. Mason of Virginia, who was exceedingly az
iated al the prospect of the ecen of the next House
Of Represenia,ives-he troubled before his time
Laughter had said during the las; few days OF the
last session that If the House pudlated the principles
of the Nebraska bill he would turn his back upon the
Senate and walk out. Well, If he should walk ont u
would hurt nobody badly. This great orb would 81,
continue its revolutions and the affairs of the country
would no doubt GO just if nothing had happened
[Laughierl. But Virginia has three huHdred hostages
in the bands of the Union in the persons OF sons OF
The Firsi Families, who hold Office in Washington.
Andsdd anybody ever know OF Nrgini9n leaving
u public crib as long be could stay at II Laugh
ter. Voice 10 the crowd" Never while there Is any
fodder in the rack
There is no sectional feeling here [Cnes No! No !.
We are broad, national and comprehensive IN our
Democrat in his day. Leeget, said, Ito perform to
" master and slave the duties Of common humanity
We hot sectional. We stand upon the great plat
form that all men are born free and equal Voice
"Pett says tbarsa lie Il. Yes, though a Senator
from your own State declared IL " selfevdent lie,
we believe in that declaration. We support the Con-
sttziion. We believe II was meant 10 extend Free.
dom IApplausol We want platform within AMI
upon that Constitution, and we will stand upon II LEI
come what viii Applause. Our principles are ma,
tional our aims are national. The Black Power, and
not national doctrines governs fifteen states. mat
Black Power has captured the Democratic Party, and
tnken Pierce and bis Administration. That Admins
traiion is to day the humble instrument the tool Of the
Slave Power, and nothing else Cries OF True! True
ard applausel.
The Kansas Nebraska act, of which the gentlemen
who preceded me has already spoken most ably was
introduced into Congress eighteen months ago by
rising Young man OF your neighbonng State lGreat
laughter. He was born in New England, and am
CORY to say so was Benedict Arnold lApplausel. We
come ont TO your country whose births have done
no credit ard whose abandonment OF their early prin-
cples have done you credit. The speaker dwelt
for few minutes on the bad faith OF that measure,
and said that in the National Nothing Council,
of which you may have heard, It was generally con-
ceded that great wrong had been done us but no.
body had the courage to try ana right IT. One distin-
euished Southern man had told him that If New-fork
and New England had stood up side by side IN that
Convention and presented an unbroken front, our
RIGHTS would have been conceded And II the North
had stood up against the Nebraska measure together
ar one man, there were enough fair minded men IN
Delaware Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee, TO
have secured rights and prevented the pepetra-
ton Of the wrong. But tell you, we shall never
have a divided South until we have united North
IApplausel Tie doughfaees are enemies not only
of the true men of the North, but OF the gem
erous liberal men Of the South. Our mission If TO
exterminafe the whole race lGreat applausel. They
have been false TO Freedom and not true to Slavery
They have betrayed the North and deceived the South
And the true men Of the South viii thank us when we
throttle tie rest of them, expe them from public life,
and send them TO the retiraey OF their families
When we perform this work, and we are now about II
Iappausel, we can meet our Southern brethren look
the in the eye take thsm by the hand and say you
shall have all your rights but nothing more, and Fe
"vill have rights
He tlen noticed the increase of Anti-Slavery sent
ment in the country IL twenty years 80 long ago, nc
said, there was not man who dared assert wIat we
now declare to-day, that Slavery is sectional, and
Freedom natl )nel and the Federal Government should
have no responsibility for it. In New-Hampshfe IN
1885, the Legislature declared by an ovetwnelhlng
majority that the abolition Of Slavery in the District
of Columbia would be violation OF National faith
Ieaac Hill said that not one man IN five hundred had
any sympathy with Anii-Sayery men. Mr. Pierce
said that hut silly women had any sympathy With
the An'i-Slayery movement. He has probably seen
some cause since TO change his opinion Laughter In
that State all parties had acted in beautiful and bar
monious concert, and by vast majority hal put three
true frie nds Of Freedom in Congress. Indiana may
Law her hand upon the heart of New Hampshire and
she will find that heart beat responsive to her own
The speaker then alluded to the success OF the kepub
cans in Ohio and Indiana and said that these glorious
results had been obtained by union.
want to see union of all the people on this ques-
ton. There is no peIty now existing that can carry
any election against the Administration. The Wings
can't do il. "The Wing party lives" as Mr. Webster
said. only in history" They could not do IT, even
if thew made Pierce their candidate. Laughter But
Pierce will not be tie candidate in 1856 The Demo-
cratic party have tried bin once, and won't take hun
up again. They made small experiment with
bin. laughter. There was once man in New
York whO got D0te for Governor, in one OF the
elections. Some time after the occurrence he met
negro and accosted him ms usual but the negro did
moi seem TO remember him. "Why says the gentle
man. "dont you know me / ran for Governor here
4" some time ago p "Oh,' says the darkey, you
(" are the man that tried small Experiment." Great
lauehterl The Democrats had tined " small speri-
"nent with Gen. Pierce.
The question is how are we 10 defeat the Admins
ton The American party alone cant do II. The
Anti Slavery party alone is too weak. Iney are few
in numbers, though their policy believe will yet be
impressed upon this country But the time Is not yet
How shall we keep the Administration defeated 1t
has been defeated. IL went down a-t year under the
deluge of wrath of betraye people audit nov hoais
a shattered hulk upon the waters. How can Il be kept
40 The present success of It's opponents has been
attained by u1ion of all parties and It can be again
secured in the same way. Indiana can be carried by
acting in concert aud harmony, and only that way
Cries That g the way, we II do Il bid you God
speed, ana cbdrBt you lhat lVu ~ w va. j.
hone 10 see the day wheo we shall have 10 NewEn-
gland and in all the country, common union upon
common platform Of all the friends OF Freedom. And
when the day shall come as come II VIII, when the
breed of doughfaecs has been exterminated when Fe
present a united front TO the South upon national
az liberal basis shall have noble and liberal men
in the South who will meet fairly, and respect our
RIGHTS and give a new impulse TO emancipation "a ms
South We must not quarrel about nice shades OF
v ords We want 10 defeat the Black power with
1ame and man, and defeated the battle Will be
ended forever Establish the fact that the power Is