New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17

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dubbed Federal Ill., from the fact tina. ana. ~,
chanAn spoke there. Now. however be Ia a ~
Crat. But we are going 10 get nd OF him The ~,
gentleman Is on his last legs | saw some.hjn, -
one of your papers that portrsys his position ~
Justly. An Irislman ia represented drawing dir IL
throwing il over precipice with shovel. His On
ployer comes and shows him the way 10 dunn !,
The load Paddy brings, he 50 manages tia, over
goes cart horse and all, and be Pa,rick spos.ro
pixies This Is rather an e1pedi:i 1us way of damp
ing but il is cruel TO the beast laughter. Wei
We have dumped over Buchanan etectually N Penn
sylvana, and in manner that " I" cruel to Ia
beast" We had everything 10 contend with in Pnn,v
vana th at can be mag lined only spent eleven yek
there. stumping during which | spoke twice Sav
during the week, and at times did nor consider rrey
erc.d to say few words in private Sunday Chez,
and laughter. knew that the people of ths Ks,
stone State would come out right, and never fatenr
for a Cmcnt when the returns coming in. a.
all those whose votes are 10 be bought are GounS
in the cities, but when you come ont ma
the country the people are honest. aud mo,
TO be purchased. The Democratic party spent an
their force there, and collected every man they coui
but in November they will want some OF TIE gsptla
men who figured in Pennsy lvania back TO NewYrs
think iCheersl They expended their money, to-
profus. ly-to the ture of $500 goo. We on the cr,
rary had no party there, and obliged 10 build m
our strength They thought /" Free Solder wss
some animal with hoois and horns they did not ram
of his being man at al and when | wen, there
first they Tried their bands of music 10 drum down
But Gentlemen, the Pennsy lvanlans are intelligent
people. and when the facts are placed befoge then,
they do not shut their or eyes. am attached 10
them more than TO you of Yankee land here. They are
throwing of the shackes of Democracy there and
Buchanan too. We at the North not going 10 sup.
port and he led by the Souheners any longer bu. win
let them dissolve the Union once or twice to tescb
them sense. One of your own Representatives made
declaration which was a credit 20 him, though will
not mention his name because he rather in pas
sion at the time The Slavery Extensionis.s came /,
him and said that unless permitted TO take their Pc
.,I; iuSf mi hp Territory hs
solve the Union. Well" said he, dissolve t. IL
"vou want TO: but before you do so, let m,
" make this little prophecy: that before you are
d" out OF il three months you will ind Ma
"the Union is of more TO you than you are to the
"Union by id sight" lCheers Wei now
frolds want you TO go to work in good earnest; and
roll up q majority for Fremont and Freedom. This iS
a great principle we are contending for. We fought
this land over on the subject of the Tariff and that
was decided for the Democracy again on the Treasury
question in which they were victorousi and Is
II possible that the II Xt doctrine OF the Democracy
is in favor of the extension of slavery. We were
Mortified with the ground which Calhoun was the first
To- take that the Declaration Of independence drawn
bv jefferson was a lie, and in just ncaton al which
sentiment he said /, Is not true that all men are
"crea,cd equal because il is not true that men are
created at all but they born babies, and grow up
and take the position Ia which their physical aud
"neuta abilities entitle them. Then there was nots
man at the North who advocated the sentiment; now
the whole Democratic party adopt that position anA
press and leaders adv ocae il. They indeed, tell US
tbey are not in favor of having Slavery in Kansas but
let them openly through their press come out in favor
of freedom in kansas-iet them test II, and my word
for il their Southern friends will drop them like hot po
atces They argue that the people of the South have
as much right to take their slaves into that Territory ~
yOu have your horsesi Now the is far different.
There is not law in the state OF Ne"'fork
which authorizes you to own horse aud
why Ii is GOd-gven right tod gave dominion
10 man over the beasts of the field and in that way you
came TO be the OF horses, without the necessity
of eny local enactment But nowhere has tod gwen
men dominion over his felow-men; and therefore.
who're man obtains any such authority over his fellows.
be does by municipal OF State Legislation. slavery
has to be creature oil l1sa law, . saO1', ~,
Won had n right 20 carry the local laws OF New
York into territory and enforce them Certainly not.
Neither have you right to take your negro there Tor
ro Slavery derives its right from local legislation 10
the South Applausc Our position, then, Is that this
thing of slavery is local. They have said Keep
your hands Of our local institutions We will regulate
III for ourselves" We want them simply to
do 80. We take the broad position that Slavery
s hcsI, but that Freedom il national-'Ast
Slavery exists by local law, but Liberty e.
its without law lChecrsl. We propose no interference
with Slavery whatever where exi,tsIn0ne al an
but we have the holiness to say that 1t shall not have
PERM ssion TO go where it is not. We take medium
! round and the constitutional ground: That rs tbs
! ositon Of this Republican party Applausel. would
like 10 talk You this subject vi Slavery, II had
tmc and strength, for think know something OF this
monopoly They have at the South fifteen millions in
vested in slaves, this property controlled by abIu
800 600 men; and you must remember that the slay
owners are the exclusive yropretors of IN
land. 1t il one combined monopoly, which
ever ready TO be thrown into the political and re
gious scale 10 further their projects. There are NJ
Wings, no Democrats, no Americans IN such-bu'
They stand together united for the purpose OF forcing
on this country the soul-witherng curse of Human
Bondage Applause, and cries of They shall not j.
1t may be said you large amount of capital at
the North, too. So you do; but it ~ IN
hanI IN Aa1a
commerce, in conuls-in all the diversified IN;
terests ct the country. You have no combined
interest in anything One man IS here buying PORK,
another lumber, another wheat That is the way your
property is divided here Now, whiIe at the Norm, a.
YOU zee, your interests divided Mt the South taey
act rs one man on the sub Get of Slavery. Aud that
is ;be reason why they have such immense power WIN
your Federal Government. This Is evident when any
measure affecting the interest of thr North SoIth is
before the Administration. You OF New-YOrk make
great deal OF money as carriers Tor the west
You make us pay toll, and you must con-
time TO be 40 from your IN lrai dvantages' iou
want 20 make the great Wet more accessible, and u
AUTHORIZATION 10 improve tie ~. Cl0ir Flats u appea
for but it i rejected by the Presideu as unconsu-
tional J hat decision made, you re,i satisfied. Bh
by end by North Carolina apple Tor an appropriation
to rcuder nayigab.e some river almost uDhcAd oil.
Tie bill pe-ses and now what does the President Say
as TO it, being unconstitutional Not word; hr APP
proves the BILL Wbet unconstitutional Tor me Nohn
end West is perfectly right for the south. ihns ym
-, tho influence which the Slave Power exc u E'fn me
Federal Government. Again, repeat thai Iet me
Sls, Pow. heap what cpicts they may upon u. we
will persist in our enccayor TO keep oiA'efy on, %
Kansas and to establish this great prln"ipe, ttat
Freedom il natoIa and Slavery sec;onG-hat IN this
eIeit couLtry of ous Freedom is The rule and the
OF human slavery the exception Prolonged cheersl.
That is the doctrine OF Republicans, az I'M
der,.and tit il the doctrine Of man any
hcw We DO not wait the Territory OF Kan.hs
for The black man-we have some sympathy Tor the
white race too. Thee men say To- US: :" W. want
he ol o.
thoreto siead tLo institution for the purpose Of
ct u I'D ofitm Now, want 10 know what tanntr.