The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

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WHY i There was NO oiher objection TO Mr. Buchanan
upon face Of the earth thau the fact Of his appearing
pie doctrine that be established in he govern
neni Of The United states that pirates and highway rob-
bers' plea of Knight makes rghr-l say If there
nc objection TO him but that should be enough TO damn
HIM in the estimation Of the country The doctrine
but If she refuses TO sell n, viii be convenient and
agreeable 10 US II We have the power to take it. Gen
smen gentlemen of Virginia is that the doctrine that
the people Of country purpose establish their
government Is Il principle that you are prepared %
bert things Of the day that have SEEM pract
cal illustration Of this 0stend Conference, was, Ave
you must have seen the csricaturc-wih their shit
labs wieIded-who met . gentler an on the nignv
sSins 1oa s' se as @ Tor me- to have
he handed over, OF course; and so another that"
he had to give Up ss as.a they pow xssss:ss
him, IN Gaze he hesitated IAughter rW compel
IN which deserves suppose You en- IA d che spirit
suppose Buchanan goes into the Pres Acrse BuchsnAn
Nike, no doas. having possession -. q .hOa would
hold OF CaforDia would deer ga tho Pacific, TO get
aon w .s ss y .s So Su ss Taes s. ss
make Der AZ offer ar nasscr about that we can
most ma Sa % ss Sns s.
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sa ss sys !, ~ the sos WHAT ssa ca: an
answer baSs yor AID answer Is TO maksi Aye, Whist
You p,lp ape Represented by your own President
preceY !. Smpfain OF Us for carrying out your own
CIV low 80 sTeRong 10 dose yoa with little Of your
dicine. But, apart from all that has Christianity
Ssm defartsd from the public theatre that men caEg
sIe' selves statesmen should recon mend great aad
n.nirnons people Ike this to recognise dangerous
sAd piresca doctrine that and then before you
aud ASH 10 be placed in the Presidency OF the United
<sates and you 10 endorse that doctrine? Does
statesmen Having said this much about buchanan,
Aass very ste % say about Fiimors. ! know !. not
necessary should speak OF FILLMORE He has been Pre-
silent OF the United States, and he has shown him
ssif what he was. I ana ury free % ad~is Mas
FGlmores record not such iood haze approved
up 70 the time that he succeeded the Presidency after
she death Of General Taylor plead the statute Of mia
non upon him. because he pleaded Il for himself he has
had the manness ard The honor to tell you that he
raised and educated with ali his principles and preudces
Va opposition 10 slavery and when he the
ve OF district in the State OF New York he repre-
bis IT. in that but hs has TOLD
people ho discarded all bis former principles and al
local pregaess and became %n ns President q great
mores record the subject Of slavery You had
well go back 10 show that Buchanan was ederAist in
Jefferson MAJ son and everybody that did not denounce
then, b.. win not do VI ana Why Because he has
democrat, and has planted himself upon the PLATFORM
s H.. ne IS not only but
Paresi booded democrat ia all the party because forty
ago nc let out every eve drop o. democratic blood n
there Is no difficulty as 70 that If anybody means I,
%ase 40 objection 70 record can intro
against Fillmore that he voted against resolution offered
by myself The House Representatives concerning
GddDgs, ur petition presented by him In reference 10
the murder Of the hands board the ship Creole by
s ss s
gentleman who sssaied me being unsound upon tho
Sctea for me resousionsSas very gentleman who YVES
no ether than Governor Wise himseh-was opposed 70
@ . s q sss aa
~ slave State, that he looked upon slavery
God that be was born IN STATE that did not recognise
(Cheers) Everybody knows or ought 70 know,
ony dcuIty that disturbed his mind in regard to his
vote for the admission OF Texas that introduced
the extension Of slavery into the eriioy but al last he
vas reconcied to the admission OF Texas slave State
ryland Virginia Kentucky, Missouri probably others
enough an Offset Tor everything that Fillmore has
10 and n
opportunity was not afforded 70 Buchanan. And when Il
nS urged gree, objccton to Fillmore, thai he be
eyes "a the power Of Congress 10 egsate upon the snb
Buchsssn cay upon that subjecis (Mr Bolts here
read an extract from letter of Mr. BuchanAn's,
Csngr.ss to essase upon slavery in The Tsrrisorss
Yet, although has thus declared his absolute rccognl
OF slavery the Territories the convention At Gin.
cnnaa adopted the sqraiter sovereignty feature Of the
IN favor Of the compromise than before (Cneen)
he squared himself to the platform, and adopted the
believe that Martin Van Buren, co acnssr ySs
may be knsve but does anybody believe he Is Iools
this voted e, Van sursa
anal .m sure they did not think he fool He tells
brsska bin which repealed he Missouri compromise.
But b, DID not understand IT. Hear what Mr. Van Buren
an extract from Mr.. Van Buren's letter proclaim.
ing himself in favor Of Buchanan, and endors.
Kansas Nebraska bai) Mr., Van Buren, endorses the
.sus''sr sovereignty feature In The platform Now,
those gentlemen who determined TO denounce every
man who opposed the Kansas Nebraks bii because Il
eS0nta 10
ses up candidate with full knowledge that he has
dorsed the sauser sovereignty feature and secured for
his support the Virginia and free soil democratic party
ask you II u s mot vi ful and naked deception that
hey are s.tempng 70 fas'sn upon the people Of The
recently made By Mr.. Parker, who has been lust mont
Sasd 70, ,hs oalce q Governor Of the STATE Of New
kers speech IN reference 70 the divisions 10 the demo-
cratic ranks IN that state Il well that these
tracts should be furnished 10 the reporter IL enough
that he taxes down all thai IL said wahou, taking
VIA. IS, read Nh. Bots esnnaed1weiL Who
may rccoiect that these gentlemen told you,
ana sun tell you, thai the democratic party uni,
the North and south AMI that IA only We Americans
aud wings that dispute with each other. Well, nor,
have shown you that Buchanan Is IN favor OF squa,,er
sovereignty that Aariis Van Blrcn supports him the
ground that The Cincinnati platform based in part upon
ns T.nss s ~ s ne sa aia asyss
Mr. Buchansns letter AMI the platform, and makes |
sssss s.ysss y bs o ar WV W. nov reg
cy, Who In the event OF Mr Bachauans After his
election would DC elevated % the presidency and who,
the House Of Representatives neither candidate having
majority, but he having the highest number u votes.
win have 10 discharge the duties Of President Of the Un
ted states.
JonS G BsrcxxrDcx
My friend Mr.. John G. Brccsieridge, agreeable /
man, but, Ike the Governor Of this state mad the |
tndehcasy to come down from his high position
and 20 about campaigning for votes for Buchanan
and himself-a fact without parallel In the his /
tory OF the United states II 10 true that General |
scott took little tour away out west 10 provide proper
location for Miifary Institute. He made speeches
however further than having said little about the rich
rsh brogue and the sweet German accent" aud
he denounced and scandshzed throughout coun
Try, though Al the time he was but executing commits
sion entrusted to him by the President 81 the United
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