Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-14

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says that the slave must be surrendered and those
who object 70 this object to the Consultation Of the eou
Try. and not to the fugitiveslave law. ~
The principle the Black Republicans is to obey such
laws as they Ike and regudat those they do not like
to yielding obedience to it. The difference between them
and the Democracy.is that the Democ.cy support the
reference to whether they like or dislike it. It is no
for man 70 say that he does not like law, and therefore
Ike
ishment that follows the act Law-abidng men have
Of the Of the and the question to be
OF the and expounded by the courts shall
prevail or whether such law is naught and whether
He reoiced that the Convention by unanimous vote.
Applause He rjoiced that had standard bearer
with so much wisdom and to enforce firm and
issues were presented between the two great
sail tUo parties because Know Nottingham was Dead and
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rendered in favor of Democratic platform or Democrat
ic standard paas5. bearer [Great cheering]
in order to let us know when the history of this contest
should be written, who its candidates were.
get single State in the Northwest they were law
abiding there He was sure they had no hopes in old
In New York, he sad the Democrats are united thank
God. Applanse Did any suppose that lawiess vio-
country in New Epgands n Was sa ' there that under the
advice Of the pulpit filled with Sharpes rifles law was to
be spaned constitutional obligations to be defed and the
reDeed the Charge He had New England blood in his
VEINS and did believe that the people Of New England
laws the Judiciary of the country and everything sacred
in our institutions.
tory-New Hampshire the birthplace Of Franklin Pierce,
the star in the East that set Did one suppose
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Pierce And when the history of these times should be
written would be that there had been Chief
Magistrate who had stood with religious fidelity by
Magistrate. Grsat applause The proudss which
that he had been faithful the Constitution and the
Union as had been Franklin Pierce. Renewed cheerng.]
the opportunity Of saying under When there
was no danger of misrepresentation what every Democrat
had in his heart that the country owed immense
undylng obligation to this administration, for the fidelity
with which the Constitution has been upheld and guarded
Following the example Of lustrous friend from Mich
time and the fst Of November that f haye friend in
respect for memory, let him put his shoulder to
the Wheel and do everything in his power to win great
the band played "The Star-Spangled Banner"
At the conclusion of Judge Douglass eloquent
and powerful speech, says the Union, the chairman
announced that the meeting would adjourn for the
purpose Of serenading the President Of the United
States Preceded by the Marine Band, their num-
bers swelling at every step, the mass meeting, now
formed into sections for marcing order, proceeded
to the Presidential mansion, where they arrived
about 10 o'clock. Seldom has been seen in WASH
ington city greater assemblage of people than were
gathered about the Executive Mansion on that me-
h1o r. A.
presence of so many distinguished alike for their
talents their public services, and their devotion to
the democratic cause, the exulting shouts of the
gathered and gathering thousands, and the strains
of music the inspiring from their patriotic as
ISOLATION, combined to form a scene which will be
indeiibly impressed upon the memory of all who
witnessed it. Conspicuous among the crowd on the
north po;tico of the building were Gen. Cass and
Judge Douglas. Their beaming countenances show
ed how truly they sympathized with their fellow
citizens this occasion of general joy and exuta-
ton. After the band had played several airs, loud
enthusiastic, and prolonged call was made for the
PRESIDENT of the United States Promptly and
gracefully the President appeared, in obedience to
the popular summons at one of the windows over
looking the portico His appearance was followed
by an outbreak of popular enthusiasm, and we might
with truth add, of popular affection, which has
er been excelled in that or any other part of the
Union. Cheer followed cheer, shout went up after
shout until it seemed that the call made not to
hear but to be heard. The band struck up &" Hail
to the Chief" but the music only added to the uni.
versal excitement At the conclusion of this air the
President spoke as follows:
al congratulate you my upon the occasion
which brings you here and indulge the confident hope
that the Joy with which you hail the harmonious and
animous result of the deliberations at Cincinnati may be
strengthened and deepened by the raying voice of
It is pleasant to realize that however other parties may
be divided and distracted there is nothing with but
Fpo% hGur to that when the will be-
November all Preudices and personal anmosties among
those who should mutual regard and afford
have existed in ranks are already no longer
membered The preference Of the convention is the pref
country than for himself Devotion to the cause, and
earnest support of the who
through the great struggle will constitute the controlling
sentiment Of the democracy, North and South East and
West. We a am sure quite sincere in our convic-
tons that not only the prosperity Of the republic but the
the vndcaton and maintenance of the principles declared
by the convention But these principles be vim
can only be secured by Organization Hence fidelity to
this organization and its usagss becomes like fidelity to
tested and made eHectual through the former.
My friends will have duties to perform in the canvass
to fulfil person. 1t is to be forgotten by that
in 1852 older and better many voices cried out bet
terri soldiers than myself Mr buchanan and General
many years of labor and confctNere passed by to- call
me retirement which had sought and to which
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birth with Consciousness of having adopted no single
policy BE % Rs
my country, which does not, tonight command