The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

holding State hr ever sN here 70 das
whss said % TooAes face, ,he osseos OF tina, b.,
70 ofown tne Missouri usurpation, and make Kan sas
siavohol issg State. What was the copnuon OF Ksr-a
wnen tEas, obi was esbmlted 90 Congress? Our rsLa
sves. Men were altsrsed, dwelnux houses nai beer
cnined, the Free press in Kansas had beeu b<en down
aso oas one . e free presses had bsen
ths slx tnat aad been established the Cerrtcsy. rh
Judcia tribunals had shsrges OF eascu sxAnw Ia
Tree state leaeers, and many or them were exile
while others have been arrested aud thai u1der tns
guardian ship OF the army OF the Untod states GOV
keeder who happened to be In the Territory ass.diag
commission oil Congress, compeled 10 Hoo fresn ina
Territory preserve his lfe For nine wearv pv, 40
nights he wandered the p airiss and t<cxgh thb
ioI ests without be'as allowed the privilege OF Gnsagn
MS clothes during tna time Our fen hat rerrtior
we're 0verawed aud subdued, aud hundrede. OF me
from the South hed POSSESSIONS there, cccrryiug
sitn armed bands Such gentem en- was one
position OF that Trrritory whea leader OF the adosns
.ra'iop,- slave propagsndls and dsunioast-broush
Oh 70 ave the paope then existing there the 4tL
OF July, 1885, elect and delegate entioa frame
oo' satuon That cossttoton was pot to be mttei
20 thc people Tor Their appreciation or rejection TIE
whole object OF THAI ba was repeat to ske Kansas
slave holding state Lieut. Roberts rad to demo cratic
Senators that would do Gov Rooinsoo ana othe- re
siden,s Of lhe Territory wrote 10 US saying il roombs bill
passed the question would be closed and Kansas would
pe saVenoidiag State We made every effort 10 Con.
sess 70 rght the wrongs or the reemen Kansas We
voted TO bfiLg them into the Union under the Topeka
constitution That was ressted ny suppor ers OF The
although We d,sapproved OF many Of rs provisions bui
made Kansas free state, and were ready to s4cri
nce even something Of principle n order to Kan
sas for ever 70 liberty We were really vote for aay
measure to repeal some Of those odious laws Bu.
say to you to-day that the administration never iosend
ed never dared TO repeal those laws They tell tney
Wopo I'd to do It in Toombs BILL an1 did taey pro.
pose to effect this end. Chey proposed to enact
tutil in the Territory of Kansas Gentiemen the con
sutuon with all lts provisions over the Territory OF
Kansas and tney proposed to enan constitution
which would declare ell laws 20 be illegal were Ia.
consistent with II. But the question submitted 10
toe judicial Tribunals TO he decided and those
10 Kansas had decided that the that Terri
Uniied state. Tnen having failed to repeal those VS.
our friends In the House Of Representatives put
Army bill provision tnst the Presaent shoah
enforce those laws with the army Of tue Uolted
states 1ne supporters of the Administration in
both Houses OF Congress votei aga;ns, that
provision, and stricken out In the Senate and the
bill. as you will remember failed rnen vas that the
extra eesson csle 1, ana another bill introd uoed
Our frencs 10 the House insisted taat the Prosien,
should net enforce those laws With the bayonsts
army; but the supporters OF the ad istraon led
by Mr. Hunter, senator, who addressed you here toe
other da5 upon your political duties, expressed their
readiness 70 disbau she army strike the Tag Of
your couuy and expose tour thou .and miles Of frontier
OF the United States the authority 10 force those nhu
man laws down tho tbroats OF our brethren in
by tne sabres OF tbe Dragons. (Shame, shsmeJ AT
this extra session, Mr. Weller, Of Calorals denounced
those laws disgrace to the country and ths age
end Mr We,ier brought forward bill 10 repeat few OF
them. prop aed an amendment, addtsonai section
iofcrriDs specifically to all those odi,us laws aud
proposing Their entire repeal The democratic
senator's after discussing matters, under tae
there they resolved that they would repeal
ksI AZ laws, ana that tney woudlay woer DILL the
Weller au meet apology for having atroducet tne
oil Ut all lie SAID he d,d upon his individual
sronsioiy not having consulted one OF his democraa
brethren he made an apology u the democratic party
or attempting 70 repeai those Kansas Ia then
cd wih them In ssiog his own bill on the table.
ray you that from time OF introau son OF the
Kanias NebIassa bhl 10 the present time, the Whole
power Of The admnistra,ion has been used to AXE
Ksna slaye state, 10 the patforsn adop,e al Cncn-
A 4 tp
slavery into Territories whtre does exist Jsro,
Buchsnan ras accepted the nomination OF that Conven
,op and endorsed ,nc platform. Ia tac be has merged
Die individuality In TIE platform. IL he did waite
candidate be would also do in hs adm,nraton n he
wav elected. He had heard that the democratic caad
Congress this district declared tuat the ps
form OF hs sry od not look 10 the extension OF slavery
AS for that gentleman, he must be either deudns
kDavc, or fool deiueed (Lsughtsr) Toe democratic
party tho party OF oisanoa, although he
he repubncsn party we're arra'goed dsuniooists
I'D they know 40 Individual or press sapp rtng Jsho
G. Fremont who advocated disunions ('Sor .No ~
rhcy might traverse the whoo country and they uli
GOT rd u Fremont man n isvor OF asnnion Their crime
~nsths that they dsdei the dsunioust OF tho South
and dcspsld the dough faces OF the Norh-those AFFECT
servile creature that lawn and crnse aud ~
have mercy the Union f it depends en-
the save propsgapdmts Of the South, or the
oopoc'a y, % aousn D sseos o. .ne NORM Inc sup
ton the declaration OF lndepenicnce AMI the dion.
(Voces- That's so.' We mean to support tnai Uaion
the pcrposc OF preserving the blessings OF liberty TO
ourselves aud TO postcrity. We will sspport If,
cost every drop Of blood add every dollar that we have
We ook these southern traitors n the ere I'VE
holy hands the Union OF tho States, and you shall die
uaior deaths, aud leave felon names in the history Of
the republic Mr.. Sde, the man who led in tue nomi
psti0n OF Nr. Eechanan at C1cr A. tells that Ere
mont elected the south will no, sabmu TO IT, Well LET
ms country for hs country GOOD n Surbterl IA, we
ou Mr. shdel that the Mississippi river from las
In the Rocky Mountains 10 tho Gnlf Is ours and shall DO
ours while frMs crows and water runs (Appause)
Nv. Toombs told the other day, In letter. that " Col
Fremont be elected the south wood 20 out OF the aion
cay to nr To- %bs wha our ar san. d Cne s
mont said TO South Caronian the other cay, who told
BIN that he Intended TO 20 ot out Of tho nion nc were
elected. "Wcl,n said ooI Fremont, very quietly, ~
hopo you viii leave your State behind youn (Lsughter)
Mr. Toombs go out Of the Unon, but Georgia Is ono
and i will net 20 ari Of tho a on (vocs. "No never.
Well, here 10 Mr. Preston Brooks rnai gentle nsn ad
yses that IL CSl fremon: be elected, land Mr. BROOKS
that the probabilities are Mr. Fremont will be ect-
cd,) hc viii march the city OF Warrington and take
PAPER ~, gcsscd The ohcr dsy think was tho Nrw
fotK HERALD that they bad better remove the archives
md Treasury OF the rcd acs Tor satcEccpng 70 the
Clifton House, Carada tIanghtr think, gcntlcfoer,
that tho 6r day othe ought bea propo
ston brought into tnc House place the treasury an
ousc or Mr. rools you know-cven Il backed BY that
hundred men OF south Carolina that he spoke OF tho
other day in Ninety six-has great objection to passing
throDh Pennsylvania and Now Nork--hc docs not lko
10 70 through the enemies country roans Tor Brooks
And Mr. keu told In hts spcccn tho other day, that
any southern wbe submitted, dFrcmont should TO
elccitd, Was traitor and a coward. Well, DOW gentle
mcn do not believe that cowarJlcc Is Southern qua
hy but tell Mr.. kekt and no will make the discovery
bcorea year PAGES asay, that the southern people af
neither traitors noe cowards- they by
constitution and by the Union, and that they win drive
INTO obeoursy those Sorthcrn traitors who arc nov
deavorpg TO mslead thcm and carry them Into civil
var ngstnst the country. Gov. Wise, the man whom
John " Bolts has pr' pounced iuna,lc, and Who be
thinks ought IA be acnt 70 the mad house (and believe
,ho country thinks very much 10 Mr.. B)tts thinks
Va that rMtter) N calling on The militia of Virginia
iput itse on . war footing. | h0rc. gentlemen, that
he mihs. q a 10 be called into action, will wah
little moro bravery and little more sacrty than they
nd when thcv aoHc few thousand British soldiers
burn the capnaa Of our country Usaghtsr) TITS Coz
Wise 10 ready to 10 Whatever virginia ants him 10 d.
Ibis matter Bu leave CIV. Wise with treason ou his
tp-for be stcped In treason 10 the psI leave hi
TO tho Of iof N. Bos. "a voicet,ood care Mr
Bots s boarding this dcmocralc lion in his den and
psope o Nirrba will stand by The doc ines, whch W.
notis las rrocancd IN thst State. Well now gsnteoen
Mr.. Mason, cs sNrgula,tDe man. who, Mr. sumner sail
nes plantation manners, Is out Va pibhc
kticr, and vents eternal separation from IS
e said last winter thai be would not assoc.aa wnu
scnaofs IN Tho opposition except In the Senate cham
IIe cud net recognize ihcm outside OF IT, Or cou~c