The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

To Nggs~ WersaappsEs.
ADDRESS no TEE rH0PLu OF fu UNrm srArxd
t0's''''''''1Ws; 1900 sso'ss n ssss q ,sss
Ths National Executive Republican Connittce soesd
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ths ssvsntesnth OF June inviting the atsAdAnoc q dss
gstss rsprsssntag "a the opponsns Of thS aAvsry policy
rhs aAdrsss adopted By the esmnitsss ascribsd TO
Fraasis p. BAR. II Z written With his ehanstsrisac
upon ne popular mind Asss rsi.sns 70 the ponn D
ton Of Fillmore, which, not being likely to obtain tbs
tempt divide the ssrsnstS q anti I. ns ~
hs address advocates tns surrender OF party
70 vinccse the principle Of restraining the extension
the savehoding monopoly end Of maintaining the rights
Of those In al SEQ ions WIS labor With their hands tom
is oppressions without intsrring with the rights Of
States 70 dbpos Of the subject In their own III its
The na.:nos Of slavery upon the interests Of las,ng
BY from Tie North and South in the In
tersss Of avehok ers, who have voted To surrender the
public lands to slavery
Hencs thsre two principles to BE asserted the vim
dica Of free labor in the Territories and tho chastse
~ent Of mtsgaied representatives who have dIabsyed
TIE report snIargss upon the consequences Of the
triumph OF Achisons usuTpA ion in Ksnsas, With laws
and constitution introducing slavery and disanehisins
the principles Il the Presidents proclamation. Taes
follows exposition Of he effects Of slavsry upon the
mory OF Senator CI,y of Aisoama ANA Governor Ham.
mord ct Suth Csrohns. In tina latter State Il sh ,wn
that one third OF the free population control tns State
Tie degraded condition Of the poor whites In slave.
holding Communities cited furthe to explain the
Rchmend Esqutrers arguments in favor OF the inalisn
able right 10 enslave -hie we'll ~ black men.
The subeelvercy OF the existing democratic parties to
party consists Of office hoisrs, Win the Presden. a.
leader and the few slsyenoders Of the Sou n hope
,s
slavery extenslcn.
The design Il the black ogsrchy is to establish ".
of frnp
degrading Consequences Of such policy is sx.mpded In
Mexico, where slavery exsts under the name Of psonage
popular sovereignty laid down by sdm cistr On
may be seen 10 Utah, where mulutudes of white
arc hsId in sefvsuss as wives with no RESTITUTION BY
Congress- nOugss' principle allows tie Peep Of fer
ri,ory to es:ao isa the full blown Turkish system.
What there IN the unlimited permission to form aud
regulate their own institutions jet only to the Uni
ted States constitution as Douglas p.ocaims IT, which
would prevent Brigham Young ON holding sixty men
well AZ sixty women in servtudet The address conclu les
~ follows
We hold that CDgrcss is bound By the tuition to
matte al nee fal rules and regulations for the govern
pupilage and preparation 20 become Of this
fea.rscy to prevent ire growth within them Of systems
ineopgTuous ~i'h the pure ana Tree the just and safe
prime Pies inaugura'ed by the Revolution.
The Wisconsin Gubernasoriai Question.
MADISON, March 26 1855.
The Court Ok their seats upon benca st O'Clock
yesterday, p n, at which tune the room vas crowded
ssst to BY the most .s y, crowd Of
hers and with breathes anxiety ,hsy awaited the fDal
decision CT the Court.
CLEAR and distinct vel (which neither exhoi ed excite
nent fesr-n relation to its soundness validity. II
took about half an hour in Its delivery
Immediately AZ The renci this decision by the
Curt Governor Barstox walked to the consul A
Il ths court and sgain took the oath of Office under
About IL O'Clock this A. n, Governor b ,hiord, &C
eonPsnied by bis private secretary, Mr. B. Hopkins,
Of Madison, repaired to ths Capitol asd arriving in
tie vesibule greeted with three losg, loud and
hearty ctesrs Of welcome the crowd Of spectators who
h.S gathered round In IN ieiraaon Of hts comios
executive apartment and found It locked Knocking,
however the late private secretary CT Mr. Barstow Mr.
erncr accompanied BY few riends, then entered aai
cordially greeted BY Mr.. McArhue, who invited him
san then and
Court.
Ar. HcARrrR, having read the docu ment then said-
have leac this TAPER, Mr. Ryan; have you anything
further to cfer.
Nj R7AN-Nothipg flu, ther sir, unless Gov Bash,ord
The GovEasos-weu, Mr.. Macarthur, (takisg of his
oyssesat and has gag !. over chair. have come 70
rand Of you the papers Belonging theIs'o tos Keys of
The safes dss.. togs her with all which pertains
NJ MICA. (sfter pause)-wsn, Mr.. Bashsord-or Go
vernor-(smiirg: and bo.ing 70 BAshtord)-I have to
say simply this that held the Office OF Governor of the
Stale uDcer the constitution; and denying, do, the
tutionAl rig hts of the Supreme Court TO exercise
jurisdiction over the case Which they have jus. decided
Mr.. RYAN asked Mr. Macarthur If he wished TO be
drtood that he refused to leave and then vent to
explain to what extent tia statute authorized Gov Bash
Mr. NcAsrHrR Ito Gov BAshfordl D, you intend, Mr.;
Bashcro to put out by force il refuse TO leAve Let
Understand eaca other Alright
The GovFRSoR-l do not wish to say as much, Mr.. Nc
Arthur, but
tsgonistc relations, e;mply upon political question, and
shall not treat as personal alont sir, tor you to
In the srma' i've, If such Is your determine
ton If il IL your interti,n to use force In ejeoting me-
and WIN say, viii consider 1t constructive orcs, and
yield.
Mr.. HuNIER (psivate secretary)-Coms Mr.. Bashsord,
cut with 1t; say what you M an act like man
TIE GoyEAoR-ihen, Mr. Macarthur, will say thst,
pesceaby shs feel it my duty to use what iorcs would
McAR1nus-Thst Is sufficient sir. consider this
constructive ejectuert will yiell to you the Pos
sssiion Of the &c apartments.
Mr. Macarthur then rose and grssped Governor Bash.
ieD quiet withdrew, having ed the gentleman
throughout. He doubt constrained TO take the
he did By bis friends and against his own
Ing sent up the following message to the So
r.e which body received it with resolution Of general
MESSAGE OF HIS ExoELLENcY COLES BAsuYoRp
EXECUTIVE IMPAIRMENT,
MADISON, March Is, 1856.
10 TIKI SENATE AND Assembly
1t hiss become my duty 10 MORN you that have, in
obedience to ths will Of the peope assumed the duties
Cnoeen 10 that Office by majority Of he popular
at The general election CT November last never helsss
found Il occupied the late Incumbent who refused
to surrender II, or to recognize my right to 1t.
Beievirg that tad been Gully ee cted; that proper
iLvestie alton wsuld show that entitled to en-
upon the discharge OF the duties Of the Office and not
wishing 20 to force in order 70 obtain POSSESSION
thereof appealed to the law to protect my rights
we'll the rights Of the electors who had conferred this
trust upon
TIE judgment of the highest tribunal Of the state-the
bigbest evidence Of title known to the aw-hss
certared my title and restored the Office from which
have been wrongfully excluded.
Rec gniz the peace ul Issue OF the recent c1ntes
most gratifying tss imopy tn the supremacy Of the law
nrefere nveiudrea Of 4 mil natuxA I