The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-18

Slavery Is there here (voioss-"No no,) They
tel US Frsmon, elected the Onion will DO dissolved
cay know that the great majority OF the people
re south uny ieldngy opposed to H. Gen Houston
xad the other day on the door OF the Senate that
man threatened the dis Onion the reach
OF Ds arm, that though he was seventy years old ne
would Knock him down. only wish that FIJI aiore had
been, not in the reach his arm bat hearing o.
his voice when he spoke thai sentiment Fillmore might
have repented Of that speech lately maze 10 Albany
which this Convention never forget for
give (Cneers) No gentlemen, there is no
the south-we maize war upon its nsrla,
tons, but we are etsrnined that they shall
extend them The government told US, When they re
pealed the Missouri oompromis that It princ
ple--popuar soveregpty--not that they cared about
slavery want to call your AZ enton to this Franklin
Pierce and bis Cincinnati PLATFORM their action Nos,
suppose an enterprhing young goss into Kansas;
when ne comes TO vote ne is told that he must hold up
nus nAnd and swear that be will support the Fugitive
slave INV, &C ask you OF conscience eau do so
Nor can he hold an ohoe should he De elected by hi.
fellow c zens-he not sill n heury box. He can
not circulate document unless subject himself i'm
prsonmeItt cannot be less than Two years and it may
be 10 the OF days though should old
Methuselem. He viii find law there 10 allow twenty.
one stripes TO be PIT womans back tn back offs
woman-twenty stripes. ana the army VI the United
States called out witness defend the at Now gen
temea, say here 10 night that the democratic party
never favored the repeal Of those most nfaraous
laws We have been lod that ,hoy did IN Mr.
Toombs' bill. | stand here before you aud say up,n
oos ToomSs, 0 buy Toere us ses NO. mani '6sg ss
who loved liberty who dared voe for IT. II
WAS defeated by the deooaoa AMI asmuess Of the
or BANKS Cheers The el went upon TIE table and
\ will lay there for ever (Renessd cneerng) NJ Vel
laws, and thensthere sprars debate IN which II was
acknowledged that squ.tter soser-a.v was a, ssrcH
Afterwards Weller nto bt T. emf mad al
humble apology Tor daring y Oder sna ~nadt
consulting the leaders of his party t.
intended 70 repeal those laws \ H..
men, that party dares not repea tosy
told US that those laws must be eniocte .talg.
rs s s0ia Us ano hs speech tina, meg e.
The extra ses ION OF Congress thea called TIE hrm
ness OF our irierd defeated army oil twice and when
they failed TO defeat the third army Bit i not from
want OF the hrmness Of our part, but because
In minority And here iet me tell yoa that have
been in the minority during the whole
statement the other day 10 the NEw YoEA HsRNp-a
paper that IS struck heavy blows upon trongholds
OF niquity-(great cneerns) III cay that saw state
ment In tina. paper the LAY ~hca panied me much
II charged TIE republicans with having deserted their
and with boldness Let re tell you tina,
the republican men in that house leaned to sp.
the word lear (appause) declare 20 you that in
defeat that army bill (Cbeers.) We really take
the responsibility. We ready 70 LEI the army
rather than that the President should have Els 600 GOO
ano the power to use the whole force o. national ar
my ana navy 10 force the hansas laws the threats
OF our free brethren out thee. We we're uyerborne hy
numbers they forced II over neads the same a. .
British officer once said ,nat ne would taxation
down the thross Of the American peope BY the hit OF
his sword Yes, IN be ready = le, the army
perish forever rather han let power
The PRESIDENT then gave magnihetntJt to lis cabinet,
because he bad succee, IN getting tue nioaey and
power TO enforce those Laws, which n his came
President has told the m,,ee ma ~ dd not
intend TO change his Poncy n Kansas Yes ard be has
showed that be spoke what he 70 ha tod the
Governor OF Kansas only cal ihs militia OF
Kansas TO force Obedience % Fss. cGr Tor
The militia OF Kentucky and Iln1i. Il nv @~re aeeded
This President has voted freenom Territory
and slavery into IL. He TIA. fot.e-, and
told them II they had cared l,-- hair p~n 10.
stituton there would have &c trouble |. our
fathers had cared lees about ine.r rs uions, thcre
s wouid ,s have been 70 English Any aere nor
something about their nsnutinns arn sefe sllnn. 10
march 10 death for them. our Ienes here ana
Kansas care something about their instrCcus they
VIII defend them 10 ever hazard vitn believe like
success Bot blush Tor my country wheL It's chief
magistrate tsuns he p~op. fol caring aooat tasir Tree
institutions The not whether We shal sup.
port Franklin Perce-vho has by thOs.
whose slave he is-but shall we support Hehanan his
succeeforf James Buchanan throughout NJ whole IRE
has been weak, tmid, yelling lie 4 scr
rounded oy the worst Gas q pohac'ans tat
pose slavery extension and genera misrale the
Of every party met together al Poi ,aep1s and nominal
ca john Fremont They say Re = no experienced
thank God that he is not old. debalcaed p,ltcaD
But be has proved himself gooi admnarstor in me
monrs name Ia known All honored ia Europe his
vices will venture 70 say i known and
Gated classes In Europe-hy int OF james 81
chaDan. But what Buchanan doue l. mere
gle law on statute books thai from nin Il
public speech public document 81 .ny sind that any
American, at home or abroad will ever refer evi-
dence OF his ability -tairsmau-hp There the Ostend
Circular, document that y dsgrscs American IA
plomacy 10 the honor and name CT tis apt-y Joan
e. Fremont y not ory the candidate 81 liberty ~ Ameri
but he also the candidate Of
country The who for the lam. the freedom
and haprtntss 81 the country rallyny sr0uuf
banner and believe they ~ill % victory
They say Fremont own slaves. lie slavesi-a maa
who, thougf he loved his sife siih the d.vo
ton declared thai be would rather thu INTO
the kitchen and work with her rants than hod pro
perty IN human kind Aud here let tell you VIVA; |
do know that In Catornis she did 70 the kitchen
and work with her hands les-and q critical
time In the history % she 81 all her socai
ufuerce 10 save California from the ard thradon
Of slavery (Great cheering) 70 her eorts and those
Of her noble husband due than 70 any other
ptrsons the TACT that California became free state.
They say, too. Fremo "a . Romaaist. he . 70.
msnist who was bred Up the present day
In the Protestant Episcopal church who has
not even from curiosity, bc-n into a Cs,n.
ole church hall fogen times In hts hic shall never
meet krastus Brooks without loosng up II there
not the word Gle branded bis forehead great
deal bas been tat II the Br 1okres 81 late. I would
M self rather be Bully slavery. BUdgeon Brooks than
Booty Brooks Ihs last has published ~ the world. for
months pact What he knew % b. deliberate falsebcod
tCheers) there 4 man who Is 70 be despsed this
earth, u the liar.
Al the end Of Senator Wilson's speech Mr. BrrruR g.
korrx u Wisconsin introduced audience and
make very interesting ard smusins -, ech wuch kept
the audience q of laughter All the time. song
was then sung. and the meeting sdiocrned
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