The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19

nee soil ''r party sas o. the asens dSsnsy sss re-
publican party on the deiensive and each them
can party has nothing TO deisnd1nohias but tbs anu
slavery spirit Of the days Of Washington and Jensol
sos ! s,sat dis.0ve,sy, ikgs he has ,easa lS
.pir n Washington and jegvsons aaminiIsrati,l; = s,
S sSnss.s sa "ss "s f' H. SasT ~ @ M
hem broad, gigantic steps towards NE tsaspa " hsias
u s s"rr sa somprom sy and lie sod &c ~
sstirs Slave IapI Washingtons oam administration; ami
:%sd sss r 10 e' and . he @s ad a' .< Ss
No, We are Lot nejvy, Trend Pllsbury. The goly
Of the anti slavery movement is that stops % %
attacked The only possible antslavery movement
this country aggressive We very small
numbers; we have got no wealth we have got no pub.
the eagle, single 10 fly enemy, and pick out bis
eyes. (Applause) We must carry on The bit.
hshuns HIM. You let The south gain half the 5A.e,
b! allowing her 10 begin the attack There nc ga
Ian uy in defence-no enthusiasm IN l. until man is
driven bis heaIthstone and defends his cradle
In al great IL the minority attacks, II u car
es the DAY The great defect Of the present day y tina
We are awa. crying out mercy-"we don't mean that
and "beg pardon; only want TO defend the Ter
rory over there beyood.n Isu'pect every party tha
Begin with an apogogy Now, every political party IN
this country commenced platform speeches
With Lavish eulogy Of the Union, II got down its
of abolitonsm." Black repv hhcans the administrator
papers call ri, nds and every OF gets MP
and proves they are no, backer than ANY body else IN
OF this, taey ought glory in it, aud say Thank
God! you suspect me OF being black republican, vas
AFRAID that ou would suspect me OF being only white
one" Cheers They ought 10 be able 70 blister the
lips Of that editor who WI ten THOUSAND Southern ed
tors crying out, like Sterne's lag black repuoH
- declares that he has no eoocern for the black
race and seeks emily the whites. Whit our
merritt is that lave earl ed the right 70 be called
traitors and nhdel-that is all the merit We have
got. We must hold that right If you so up snd
history, aud want n0 VINO AS done good 70 his
age find hom the rascas opposed and viii be
he did good 10 his generation. II you VIII show me
parry that begin It's platform without an apology VIII
almost be tempted 10 vote aud stain my conscience Is
Valley said he did in Cobgressno naiter-he has earn
ed HE parconhe had good word for Charles sumner
in Ianeuil Hall. lChsers) Whenever party begins is
platform thus-"We 60 abolition Of slavery hrst
whether The Union survives not'et that be the
'front.' the beginning the sharpest edge Of their
,hat-wi,h he aeolara lou that Mr. Eoss Me-
thodsts TO maKe-"We love the slave more than love
the Copsti,uton''-t they win the South IT, that
is al viii ask Why II 10 day you will only give me
the control Of Massachusetts,, with God
ish slavery in three Years viii cali home those s~ra
tors and Representatives will tell them 70 susytHeU-
selves in getting up convention for
Custom House doors and write over sem ana one enters
here until the emancipation Of the ssvs sbusss these
shee The
Washington that Massachusetts, has begun Arevou-
on be steps will be taken 70 get rid Of sAvt-
ry lis only the first step that costs Let II be mown
that the Choates and the winhrops, the men who have
once said that when the flood high a the drb wood
comes to the shore-hsve bowed " Mr. fsarr3pp, that
the DAT Advertiser has taken OIL its hat 70 he Ltsra,or;
and instantly John c. Calhouns bones hang tO&cber
by single hgament he will get out OF his ceniA and
command the abolition Of slavery. ilCneers) PsOic
to close bargain with the democrats ana 90 over g the
ranks OF Mr. Buchanan. Mr. winthrop cannot dnd IN
outraged on the floor Of the senate and NJ Rves Of Viz
eni, thinks his poeition Is moderate consttuuonal
~ h IN ,bs sns Well S ~ shs ony
thing should would be this Mr. choae once thought
Worcester tina, he was very severe on Charles Fran
rio AAutnS QhGuh a MI Qf IA Opl auuu
1.-THE last Of the Adamses -annihilatng the son. u Me-
Winthrop votes Tor Buchanan while a Massachusetts,
Of Winthrop that ever lived will have TO lament
that the father Of Robert Charles Winthrop the
Massachusetts, man. and in Massachusetts aimosphere
held up by Mas sschusetts confidence blind 70 The
spirit OF his day servile " the controlling ebe
ments Of the that for Office for succesS for
upon his rival who took his own place In the
Senate he can violate all the memories Of the pA and
conquest of kspsas for the snnexauod d C0bs and fy
the robbery Of Mexico Massachusetts, cannot nnd in ss
her vocabulary ephes singing snough 70 describe his
degradation. "a voice, .Tones,l TOr,esi The tebes
were honest mn, conpar atvey They were only young
democrats gone 10 seed. But Winthrop never wan
dered into the democratic ranks until they became the
refuge Of all that basest In the common sue
Yes, friends seems 70 me the main thiog IS, ynat
while We recognise every generous act while We praise
every noble word while we seek 70 nonor, with gsuss
rous msgnanimty, every devoted effort Of Me
our earnest testimony tina. nothing be done no
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TO something better and higher. Look At .Supypss
Col Fremoni o.ts the ecssyrhes, the repuctoan oar;
when Ne pets hs Pr,ssderaiaI eAair. Ths the
misals. The government " not Office; the governments
IS 'ne n. fGse!
voice" herce.D Yes, Pierce, y not President Of tbs
United States Is the slave power behind him. Pocr
ton despises him. He rs not President Of the United
States but Caleb Cushing, who cannot be considered
individual but only Improvisation Of rascalky ITSELF
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netc spirit that seeks ts The slave power the gov
eminent. The merchants Of Boston the slave power
who wan, the profits Of The government; The manaAc
rcrs OF New England the slave power who want the
profits Of cotton Is tho wealth Q. the country man
sac TO me In Boston streets III you were 10 thrash
Charles Sumner twenty times you could not thrash him
into gentleman You will ind hundreds Of such men
walking the pavements Of Boston, owning the wealth Of
hundred thousand dollars That IN tho slave power,
just as much ~ the nephew Of my uncle" who held the
cane Summers head and let Il down with much
force that Is the government Nosr pat Fremont into
ne Presidential char, and ne evded.red 20 b an anti
.Ioyuy prs'aei q s.sh svsek ne tns,n. 4 Y ON
fer TIE rey elements u strength haf sde Take this
! town Of birmingham m which we are You know-ycu
who I've here-that the education and wealth OF this
town rule: that there Of families holding
that sort Of respcctabiy and position IN the town thai
they may be considered the town all intsns aad pur
poses and r. and then. you set the Of the
town by out nf their hands, falls back AGAIN.
The people rose up In the Know Nothing days and by
spam OF excitement took Massachusetts, Of hands
OF the wings, who ruled H. because they knew how,
but because they could not help Il because they we're
the wealth OF Massachusetts, ~ sort II nrm anchor
age, dead weight power; they that powcr-they
could not help H. Well, shen the Know Nothing syasm
and You bad the legislature that has just adj
journed they did rule Massachusetts,; old
wings in new shapes. Gen. psvereaux and Mr.. Lord
were only old wings with new names; Il was the
thing As the Scotch told his company he had
table spread with every variety of food I" but
how other,v said he, "n all tAsses Of Cruel -
Qaushier) II tho old party that took The lead
again. n viii rule Massachusetts, unless you Keep
people at white heat and you cannot do that for nv
length of Could have got those three IN usand
men, who got together al that Spontaneous meeting m
fremont Temple, 70 speak word against the outrage
upon Charles Sumner, could have got those To-
retber, and kept them excited they were then ~
month, we could have revoluuonzed Massachusetts,
Bs that spirit cannot be kept up. Enthusiasm dies out
In an hour. II r. Ike heat-berc TO day and gone to-
morrow. What want 70 crcste everlasting prin-
cpe-a sentiment deep, In the heart-a determinapoc
that loses no opportunity that maintains Ia representa-
uyes In everything Ike Gen. Wilson's letter Brooks
saying that he would NOT fight duel With BROOKS u