Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-01
Sueech of Daniel S. Dickinson.

speech of Daniel s. Dickinson.
We copy from the Detroit Free Press, the follow
:r speech delivered by the Hon. Daniel 5. Dickin
s,n of New York, in Detroit, Michigan, on the 14th
September.
While Mr. Bolts and Mr.. Henry Winter Davis are
,ro,ching submission by the South in the event of
rrsmonts election, and while Gov Morehead and
Cav Graham are in Baltimore, endeavoring to hold
President Pierce responsible for the civil war in Kan
cas- and uttering the foul falsehood, as they do in
their platform, that Mr. Buchanan is sectional cam
d,ate, Daniel S. Dickinson is traversng the free
States, speaking for the Democratic party as a ma
tOnal party, and exertng all his energies to defeat
Fremont and the black Republicans. Observe the
fact. that Mr.. Dickinson does not once refer to Mr.
Fillmore Why should he have referred to him.
when Mr. Fillmore has no strength in Michigan,
considered as he is out of the in majority OF
the free States? Gov. Morehead says, in his Balt'
more Speech that the Democrats are actuated IN this
contest by love of the spois of office. That gen.
tleman Judges other people by himself Has he ever
lost any thing by seeking by holding office p
Have care, Governor-you are not the most unset
fish person in the world, and "people who live in
glass houses should not throw stones" But what
SAYS Gov Dickinson? He says the black Repudh-
s not tho Democrats are after the spoils and
e'"S' INV 'A0 =: ,, 49,. .ho
that all they want is to get their hanuS lhlo lhe
treasury. Again, Gov. Dickinson is in favor of
Constitutional Union, and he holds that the Union
cannot survive, and ought not to survive without the
Constitution; but Gov. Morehead, judging by the
language and the tone of his Baltimore Speech is for
the Union under any and all circumstances, Consti-
tution or no Constitution:
Mr.. Dickinson was greeted with hearty applause he
said the elective franchise was SUBJECT OF great interest
always especially SO at the auadrenna election for chief
of the nation The theory OF the democracy
preservation OF political equality. Some must be supe
rr others i'll various respectS-in talents learning
terrrSe &C. ana .he uehoclc party seehs 10 roy no one
Of what he may acquire oy inns sapeior'.H Dat IN p9-
hrai PO''' vi 'e", '' M n az niei as I"nu
mg Oh tle >a''J @ - u i" , 81 II gu ou'
pluck nm down. ne Is engaged IN schemes OF vault
Ing ahoo anu h1 m 81 ~" p'. II can RAISE anu comfort
HIM Applause Inc uemoerae! nave "A great mission
10 fnnm1 Pmn fr rphn ,b of , eht
pIcilSv anu !. ANY oi'i 'Ie' vi must
me @ i nn onyernupnt was ~, ;si ''e Ja r
u tle 'i' ,ntrr bSs. rraatI,. ,rono ~ Id Ivy:
teen States we o" nae . mr. he we We're sa ana
feeble; we are no" ga pe, we Meie I'm, .ae eer anu
Sy"'h Vi ue>f ~, ", ,h;a y, H. t 81 o I. e u
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Inc 'le o Nd wv H., I;S h que s' I as ; me-
WIN in I, WAS sn in The n' Of ,I ~n,;"
aeqtcs.e H. f iS,n ,t I;.I S ,.ie e t
OIL Ia xann "f Tax,s Tho Werican pA1i ,re
'". 'nI or Va ,;oht " -. ,f ,t, a 80. 49,
h WV ,; 1,.r nn,cv in thnSa ;ns,.nc,s and -, al III
have aeI h , t t Ii an M " a anu a al, u
hsr have strewsd mon orr nai"n na,hwasa
ts4.h'S 'nes a,e h Epon I"' da P,Ms
:, Lie 49, f. Tho notn hv b;s ticn, and lie ri
@ The n,.nosino ndidatc is of very limited civil ex
Sinc rte man argument urged in his favor is that
,-,rd Tho Rnctr Mountains hrs.If,s,,j ,n dor
,n in, on mule steak and supped ON prasshoDner ME
r S' ITrber However areaI NAV be Frempp tai tai
-. H. - nf .xrericrca u7eriy d;Scu,I;t,S linn fr tho
of the duties of The station 10 VIII CHI he aspres
Psloi i 20. i"nt1 n".iisd Ia h ~ I a. 80;
~" an M senate Honsc (abinst and in The dinIun,ntc
c~rs and in ali has eynced the HIGHEST capacity
Tie black Republicans say the Democracy are great slave
rnraudiss and that they desire the Of slavery
ltna Ibis charge louk AT history The Democracy have
had wav for ,brecsur,ls of the period for which our ma
fan has existed AT the time of The form alton of the con-
u2n No; - ,h:r,n S,,, ,,rava Uf rloh r
vlj,n,s Now there are hiry-une states: and how
,nr If HEM have slayes9 Ffeen-oply two more than
at the commencement of the government Aud how MANY
S,,1. arc bar,s Siyteen-r ifteen more than at ti.
cmsncemnt Of tn. s1yerpmeut If the Democrats par
favor of slavery extension the evidence that history
~nnas IN nrnn,o,tion Anrmse Win NO degree of
rn and mrss can the onppsitiun charge rs Win being
vo,rhc 70 the snread of slavery All fear amono The n
,iIn, a, 70 saperx cyensnn Is nretension ansope, 9TH
cTs. Ignorance.
suppose slavery were abolished: The liberated negroes
,,a moor mr. aims houss and the industrious would cam
pcte with our white aborers.
Tbs Democratic uartx IS IN no av RESPONSIBLE for the
dt tips ~ th Sn,b and II cp"nsidcrs IL toh
If ts business to interfere with those institutions
II laves in allowing every state and TERRITORY to man
aitS nwn dmastin 3ns,;tu,ions The Union was fmnad
fer the nromo,ion of the General weltrenot for the ex
n.a ne pr ann ot 81. 'o Tue eA
Tb n "vo , I rarsr f.rd n tr,,s+ ,, ,,
I, 49, G '. ~ ts az to b s ,h fl eff ,t
tie OPPOSITION now ever before contends that the PEG.
f np eIPaole VI se'i-s. ne eia.ic
L uS li., Mhen SuG t na raa Vi people nave
ut 'osehe 'hes nave tne rsn. 70 Irecl 10
i M @ ,s', ' o .ne IT. an
thIs Is The difference between the parties;
II was urged and eonended by the Democratic party
ana o none more srenu"us han the venerable Senator
ron Michigan, That the whole question OF slavery should
n cd out OF Congress and lett tor the people OF each