New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26


sword with desiructon Il human hfe BY rcbbing src
plUnderirg ard mping IN the dust the Con ttas,s
which should protect Us air Why there Is No ssiesy
n ksSss,. Now. know that i hss been $40 'esi
th.at uer kac not submitted to the Law. They say
tbs, il they would only submit 10 the law there would
be - dfScrhy. Bet hsve they got any law ther' TO
subu to The laws made BY tue Territorial l,egs-
ature AZ, only the shadow Of aw, ana they s-e Moth
ire mc.e than q shscow. Ne al know ths, they
we're rsyossd 5pon the people, snd trust tbs; the
CbsnmsD OF The Com nitfee, who has addressed you
tonight. viii show 10 few days that 1t was Unmis-
tskably 80 lCheenl. Then the sabjection not
10 laws, bat to orpressors, and nothing less; snd
wien these men Gy out, submit 10 the
laws spd there vii be DO more difficulty. They
establishing principle under which, had rhey lived 10
th. DAYS Of our Savior they would have volunteered
10 ION Sheriff J, ness posse to murder him when the
eois Of Herud went forth 10 kill s the children nader
two years Of sse lsvnsatiorl Why that decree of
the tyIsbt much ent led to respect IS the de-
crets which have be-n attempted to be inforced 10
Ksnsss IApplsusel They are sabversive OF the
Constitution Yes yssl. That's the Nscksss party.
But what does the Territorial Legislature say about
Fr, EDEN of Speech II any man says that slavery
does nCt iisLuy exist in hanSas, be shall 90 TO prs
ou for two tsIs. Ne, not 10 prson; they have no
prison But they wbe say il shall be chained two to-
gether and set to bard labor lShamel. This same
spurious Territorial Legislature has passed lsw by
witch if you or go over to Kansas and our chud |:
KIDNAPPED the punishment cannot exceed ten years'
uprisobu, ut, while if negro child ia kidnapped the
punishment may be Death. Thus, the negro
WHO Uauc RiNIcIlN IL nouror u oNNtSA
than your child or Dine, aud yet they have
the face 10 turn round and call us negru-wor-
slippers Applause. could detan you for hours
here. fellow. citizens, pointing out the palpable yo-
l. there no remedy | have beard them say. Submit
il to the rex el,ctien and then you regulate it.
But this thing fastened upon Kansas unless you rise
I'D in your might and Tut Il down Applause. This
Kansas legislature enscted law regulating the right
IL suffrage One Of the provisions OF that law L. that
every nan shall be presumed to be voterItnat 70
oct IN the Nssourians and then II man Il challenged
he must swear to support the Territorial laws Seoss-
tiobl Now, would you swear to that - No, no !.
Youv swear 10 support the Constitution IL les,
yes'1. Why, the next Legislature in Utah might
rtquue YOU 10 swear to support polygamy ana II
vould be lust a. binding. Now, rs 10 the Fugitive
slave law. | DO not object myself to a Fugitive
Slave law f" No, no" - law that gives ten dollars
TO the jucge If he convcts and only I'VE II he sets
fee" Loud demonstrations of disspprovalI Yet |
would not take an OATH 30 help me God, 10 one
and catch niggers Loud applause. par ct that
Fugitive Slave law requires every man TO be running
and aidirc 10 catch negroes will you do that r No,
no. and loud cheers. Viii you aid the men OF Kan
as To get OF the thradom in which they are plunged
ty this n. gative Administration with army aud officers
TO back il no. No, no." What possible way Il
there of escaIel {" Elect Fremont, Immense cheer
ipgl Now YOU have presented TO you there say two
cslodaies, one, 81 old gentleman, Respectable od
gentle man believe far as know, perhaps a little
ul OF comprehension. For 1t seems that when the
British Ministry proposed to him three times to arbi-
trate the Central American Question he did not nnder'
stand il at all that when they stated this To ouI
government they were told that we had not received
| any such proposal And when MIR. Buchanan WAS r.
fried to be said; true, Lord Clarendon mentioned t'
NE one day that we had better arhltrate the matter
and then another time be mentioned again. but tn
| !. NO wny 10 make propositions; why didn't he make
| /, in writing 20 that l could have understood thai
| he was in earnest. Laughter and applause.
| Now let us look at q similar case. II you had
ditficulty with a peghbor and wanted to prope al
| inn would a subinlsslOI
bond and make the proposition by formally asking HIN
to sign il the first thing Laughter and applausel.
DO not boweyeI wish To dwell upon thst to make any
u.rso, nj charges az ainst Mr. Buchanan But there Il
ane matter will speak of, ana that il the hlibuste
portion Of the Cincinnati platform Mr. buchanan
| war one Of the chief men IN the Ostend MANIFESTO
| They called on us TO buy Cuba That Is al wei
enough il Spain will sell It, Bat II she docs NOT VIVA
| ,b,n7 WHY, We must take il anyhow Laughterl
Very much "a if should say, being short OF fuuds 20
niott give me your pocketbook or, TIL give hvs dol
AR for all you have got IL you don't agree TO u the
take it without paying the hve dollars Laus n.el
Tn. old Jack en- pOctne was 10 ask nothing but VIVA
| (. r,obt and 10 submit To nothing wrong Cheers
What il the true creedi What is the sort OF Demoe
Th6 ss the So os h.a s on
which will encroach wropgiully upon other
Democracy does exact justice 70 su meh; su
lie, me saw TO YOU that whenever the Congress OF III
United N ates shall far descend from its high pos
,iop az to be making hme unjusty upoL
| rights you may d. pend upon il the days OF The Ike
tnblic W III be drawing close. Injustice md wron
| cannot be suffered long to progress lCheersj. AM
| your great city here with almost million Of peOpl
within ts limits and it, suburbs with ne OF vessel
yir here Ike foreet-I FAY that whenever this doc
| I'm shall be proclaimed, your commerce, your msn
uecures yOur arts and everything that has made you
| ,erow,, tbroug hout the world will dwinde down int
| ipsenifcance; your foreign commerce will be de
.,roy d. the world will be against you your own con
cience. will be against you. In aJust war we are 10
| yncibe against the combined world, In my judgment
but in an upjust waI-n fibusteriDg expedition t,
| encroach on the rights Of those who have neYe
| wrop ged us-I trust in God we are weak lCheersl
No such principle that finds countenance In tb'
| Philadelphia r, solutions Here we md platform
unipsring all the rights Of all the States, and upon
man in the vigor Of hfe Loud appausel. believe
that it bas been objected TO him that be Is young bu
be il az old a. many Of the most distinguished mel
lave b. en- at the time they acquired their glory Ap
nsn.el II was once sne riDgly said that the Little
Corporal was unfit for biz command-thst man who,
fw v, srs serward carried the Eagles of France oye
| all the Continent Of Europe lAppsuiel. Ard rus
that this same engineer, rs they call him, wih carry
the ham Of Freedom over the Continent OF America
! Loud al prolonged sppaustl. Yes, fellow eitzens
sutan the re-olctiops for il is for principle that W.
vote rather than for Still there Il much 10 the
| 81 sracier Of Col. Fremont to commend nm 70 YOU
| ADMIR- alton He has shown bmseli equal TO all emer
pepcies; and let tel you, II Is al occasion, Al
| emergency that lee the man. man who could
re.cue biz companions from the snowr OF the Rocky
Mountains can re,eus hs country To@ lui Ro,s
adopted at Philadelphia was one in favor o.
a road 10 the Pacific Ocean Cheers. hope 70 zee
thai road built and to zee the wealth Of the lndle'
o. ming across the Continent into this great commercial
| emporium Of the Western Void Loud applause.
Eect Fremont and you will have Free States reaehine
acr - the Continent from your own Atlantic board
10 tie ,hores Of the Pacific. Applause. Elect Free
mont and your teegraphic wires and your railroad.
binding u together common people, will reac,
| from Ocean 10 ocean. lCheerel. Elect him ana
verify behev. that bis election-not because OF tns
nan hnt bscau.e Of the principles upon which nc
,I.c,ed-wil bring tins Government back TO true
co,s,rrct;on of the Consttuon-vi wrest from tpt