New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
Miss delivered in California two years since and neve

Mis- delivered in California two years since and neve
oontrsdcted:
FILLMORE DEFLsps THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF
THE SOUTH.
aThe humble individual who now addresses YOU Vtio
,iay rose in his place in the Senate ana uec,oiS 80
himself and other Senators with whom ue nay
suited that they had resolved to tear inc c." 81.
Slnx CRY WhiO marty of the North alluded ID oy Tue
roots bz ,e(nsfag IN all cases 10 CONFIRM %. noItn
fions which could be traced to ccrla,n oia ~
age lpointng at the moment To the cnan VoouPeioJ
Tho celebrated Senator from New ork ana eAPfeoou5
he hlicf that the political hercsy OF treeSOii woud
he efectuey extirpaed so soon a. re aspiring youhg
No, 81 ,Ir North could be taught the sanitary lesson
that the pathway OF ofcia eieVauoh uu ny ne TroI
the r,ins of The Federal Constitution. had not long
kcn nv seat before Mr. Badger Of North Carolina,
one OF the pures and most patriotic men that has ever oc
cuped place in the National Councils, came 10 me ana
stated that Vice President Fillmore the presiding OIL
Ger in the Senate had requested him to make kn0r1 TO
,u, oi he prrjectiV oOncurred IN TIE eenS Thch h2d
,rsf erpTessed and that H. 0utd 6e pleased 10 haec an
interior lriM me tie subject IN has oglc0t room IN
the Copitoi at The hour Of o'clock neTt morning:
promised to attend upon him at the time ana place
specifed did 20. Wth) going fully into tue par
ticulars at present it is sufficient for me to say tha
obtained, by the direction Of M fWmore, from the
hands of an accredited friend Of his, list Of n0m
mes subject 10 The objection Of beng roeht dgtdt0rs
of The question Of SidUery. This whole catalogue OF
worhit, was disposed of in the Senate IN other words
they ,rere sacrificed the peace OF the county, save
upon on the last night Of that session OF Cengre's'
These were disposed Of by Mr. Fillmore himself, on
the same night; for Just before the clock OF the Sen
ate struck ~ this gentleman, being President, Sent
SPECIAL MESSAGE, wITHDRAwfSG ALL THE OFFENSIVE
nonIsArIoss and substituting Others in their stead
The following extract from Mr.. Fillmores speech
ut Albany on june 20, 1856, also sheds light on the
obsourities of his last manifesto.
FILLMORE IL FAVOR or SULLIF1CATIOs.
1--WE see political party presenting candidates ior
the Presidency and VicePrtldency, selected for the
rst time from the Free States alone, with the avowed
purpose electng these candidates by surfaces OF one
part of the Union only, 10 rule over the whole United
States Can il be possible that those who are engaged
in such measure can have seriously reflected upon
The cosequ ces which must inevitably follow, in case
OF success? lCheersl Can they have the madness or
the folly to Believe that our Southern brethren would
submit to be governed by such Chief Magistrate
fCbeersl. Suppose that the SOUTH having majority
~ tbe electoral votes, should declare that they would
only have shareholders for President and Vice-Pres
dent ard should elect such by their exclusive suifrages
10 rule over us at the North; do you think we would
subm 10 i'll No. not Tor moment Applausel. And
do VOC believe that your Southern brethren are less
sensitive on this sube, than you are, or less Jealous
oe, ber rights T.