The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

received RON Oliver Wendell Holmes, the poet. who
tied opinion Of New England that slavery unpar
dopable snthat this uent instilled into the
minds OF the children from their infancy and that was
dered 10 be contamination 10 be united Ia the same
Union with shareholders The speaker then referred to
the acous conduct OF the black republicans in Congress
the wheels of COVE nment by attaching to unconst
tutona provs0. The Southern States ought TO combine
suit from this factious and reckless He then
spoke In causc terms OF the pulling and scky cant about
the Union regardless OF those sacred rights which have
been so often wounded through that medium The man
said he WI hurrabs for the Union under such crcum
stances, is pretty 10 be seeker for some federal
Office Your represe nta,ives have seldom told you the
truth they have left you in the dark the state
OF the ease between the North and the South In fact
many Of tho but too easily bought-a foreign mis-
fat office at home makes them blatant advocates
for the tnior or any compromise which promises tsem
q coltI ual &C OF place.
Gen Morse about TO conclude, when loud cries OF
Go on SO on y induced him TO continue In pri.
vae life cor tin ued the speaker, If and wife can
not agree is beet they should separate The North tod
ndelhy stained with the sin OF slavery, and
every day charged With every crime IN the decaogue
Was possible to live amcahy together under such SIR
cumstancesi II could not, then II were better that
we should separate He then dwet upon the material
advantages the South had over the North as great
agricultural and staple growing country whereas. 10
New England especially, where most decried,
he! have barren soil and little that Is marketable, ex
ospt in ice and granite is dangerous for soutaerner
to 90 there, nor can he carry with him Ia family SER
vents. insults are heaped upon him. and he is made an
alien in his country II the South was to tell them
If necessary for separate existence, and would seek al
lances with the commercial Iatiors of Europe such
course would bring Them 10 their sober second
tLougbt II ally hing could. IL Is silly said Gen.
Morse, 10 think OF melting segvs Instruction in New
Oreans esev hsre in The Soath there Is danger Of
it; is all cant to talk about it, The comparison between
the mass Of WORKING people New ENGLAND and Old Eng
land spd the negro Abo!cr OF the So tn Is much 10 r
CT the latter IN majority of the Southern slaves
much less worked better clothed and fed and great
deal intelligent than many Of the free aborers IN the
North end In England Ask any negro in this city where
the st. Charles Hotel Odd Fellows Hail. any other
public building s and he will tell you. Contrast this
with the stoidy ard suf iey OF the English ia6orers
He In En-, land when the people were rejoicing over
the passing Of the Reform bi woich prevented the mo
III classes OF England from murdrFag the operatives
BY nal ing them work fourteen or sixteen hours day
He tappened be il Manchester that day, AMI wishing
10 see the city. he thought he would walk TO the
Srserm, Of the most elegant and celebrated
Institutions OF the place Would they believe H. that
OFT o. twc.auc'twenty people Of whom he inquired,
not one knew where II was-apd half OF the N
DID not know the meaning Of the word mu
scum Gen. again reverted TO Kansas He said ID n
Souberners there free Americans their property
with them they could not maintain their ground aud
II southern would not back them up why the very
old women Of the South would up and drive the abo
Htonsis out with broomsckR. Applause and laughter
After lew more brief remarks 10 the same spirit he
corcluoed by reading very timely and patriotic letter
from that esteemed and dstpg ushed veteran Of 1Sl4
car,d 'bat he would willingly contribute his share and
more, to the Southern cause in Kansas and only
wished he was few years younger that he might pre-
sent his breast to the bay Of the aboonss as he
once did to the bayonets OF the British invaders
Three hi ary cheers given for Col White. and the
meeting adjourned after calls had been made for many
popular speakers, who account Of the late hour de
cineo 10 respond