New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06

South the territory OF the United States ana " a.,
that territory into slaveholding Ststes-those n
laboripg 10 perpetute and 10 extend th.n o"hhh -
the Government Of the country: CAY fE %ut ym
night, gentlemen, upon the National Cspno;. 80.
fpd the Executive Department oil ths "ose ~
ment completely and absolutely in the uanus =" The
slave propagandists. You find the Seia.o IL. ~
United States as devoted 20 slavehoidng anu 9 -
tending intere.ts az is the Senate of LOUIS
his will. You find the House of Repre- Ja,;ns
true contesting this supremacy OF lne CouTt Of
ton in the country; but you find the SupIeu ~ nv
the United States completely in the hAnds VI ~.
ileoed class of the country From the bended oa1 n
of three and half millions oi oohuHiei W. o,I,oJ
hundred and fifty thousand slave masters nav a1si
into the Government OF the country; 'hey ,he ro
the reins and now guide direct and contro .Ie -
lev of this Republic. The privileged arls,"ta don,
England is not So powerful this day IN thal shI;
a. is the slaveholding aristocracy OF Ins s wba
Sensation, " Not half. Well Gehut p,, Thai right
right do they govern this country by WIG. .hn
does this slave6olding oEgsrcby guide and conIo ho
Government of his Republic They nave w. ,h IN
number: they have not the people: they INV Inv
wealth they have no monopoly OF h'ens.hl. ~, honH
have not ali thUse instrumental tles OF pow u
govern in a Democratic Republic; but ueileo ii
tey have seized the Government oil ths coun' ,.bn
tie question before the American people No" =,
We deihIone that government ana paee ~; ,bs, th.
ment in the hands Of men who VIII see !" IL no Ill
Democratic principle. of the American pcoP'r
have free course III the government CT tne Iou'
IApplause.l And want now, TO nieht, ocban.
cali in especial manner the attention. "a - ., ,b.
ics and labojng men Of this city OF New ON W VIZ
sentiments entertained by this olEarchy tha' no" =,
ems the country. They have eeased, ~
make even professions General ,e FILTRATION OF
for liberty; they proclaim now that the 'aroi
American Independence, hat all men are creaeu el'
and have all inaeuable right 10 liberty, that EosIth
ments are instituted for the purpose oi secIIthS IT,
erty-I say they lave ceased protesting io
great doctrine and il ia now spurned WIN o'A'pj
Calhoun wears ago on the floor of the Senate sheee
at the Declaration OF Independence as tIeTesicai
flourish Only two years ago, John Petit, on he nool
of the American Senate, pronounced mar aerIa GI
that all men created equal seifey1en, ne onJ
made mobiles pr noes and kings, SAID felui, ahui
therefore this doctrine ;hat all men are created eqai
IL q self-evidert lie. One of the chiefs oI Tue
Democratic party, pot rebuked IN the o.nn'e -
out Of the Senate, rcpudiaies TINS gTea' Auo,i ~,
doctrine and accepts the doctrine of the divine rgu,
of princes, kings and mobiles " Shame, shame.
never read it and don't believeit'l Mr. Chairman,
! thought heard denial of that expression
gentleman asked the name Mr; Join ~ IA
Indiana Democratic Senator oud cheeringI' anu
that il not all gentlemen. NJ John 1. Breckehruee
the Democratic candidate for the Iice-frtsdehc!i III
a speech made to the freemen OF ONO says ihat tha
Decla alton abstraction that II incorporated
into the Constitution OF the country that 1t had been
Incorporated into the Constitution OF the country inc
Union would have been gone long ago, lot II "o"iu
have been as hateful has been fuii O blessings
lHissesl. Workingmon and mechanics OF New Il ORR
are you prepared Ia vote for man IN tins year loo
that ID onOunces the Declaration OF Independent that
ali men are created equal an abstraction that would
have destroyed the Government OF your country IL IL
had been carried out H. No, no DO you believe
that the men who fist heard that Declaration read on
Long Island men who stood on BrOoklyn
Highs, men who fought at Fort "ashihs
ton, who REDEEMED the sou OF New jersey
with the blood from their feet in &c and 17-do yon
believe tbese men believed that Declaration tn be an
abstraction Do you believe the men that made 1t
believed il 10 be so When they closed the war OF the
Revolution they declared 10 the world that the battle
e. H. ,l,t nf lutta An M 20
tlemen this doctrine Of the Declaration of lndcpend-
cpce which a brilliant orator OF my own State has
sneered gtterng and sounding generalities, was
proclaimed TO the world by men who pledged to It's
support their lives their fortunes, and their sacred
honor lApplauscl. II was sustained Ill seven years
wal by bave men, who believed that Declaration to
be a sublime truth, and that by that Declaration the
humbles soldier in the ranks of the American army,
before the law of hs county the peer OF the peer
less Washington lCheerngl. And yet, GentlemeIl II
has Gene Ia this this declaration that all men are ere
atcd equal and have an inaenable right Ia liberty Il
rejected and -neerod al by the chiefs of the Democratic
pslty throughout the United States. Gentlemen, do
not believe you can find supporter OF james Buchanan
in the United States that believes Il To be true, or that
wishes 10 act upon it. Why, Gentlemen the men that
support these laws in Kansas, that have made this
Declaration of independence nullity-do you believe
hose men have any regard for that sublime truth that
has made this Republic dear 10 the lovers of human
liberty all over Tie globe ms is not all Gen'lelcn'
The Declaration of Independence is OF only denied,
but the doctrine il maintained that free society IN
this Republic is failure, and that il ought not TO be
extended. want TO call the attention of the mechan
les and WORK guen of the City OF New York to few
quot put forth aud sustained by the supporters OF
James Buchanan. book has recently been published
in the South "a book that las been indorsed by The
RichmOnd Enquirer the ablest organ of the Demo
cratic party south Of the Potomac, If not in the United
State.-an orgsn that sus'ans the present Admnstra
tol and sustains james Buchanan and the entire pol
icy Of the Democratic party-in word, gentlemen, II
may with propriety be called he organ of the Demo
- I'll Mt m paaIa
few extracts from this work to the mechanics and Ia
boring men of the City of New-iork:
Male e 1bo5rf man o MD ays sI o. better es man s.
Make the mechanic, make tue workingnlan Of the
City of New-York the slave Of one man, and they
would he much better oil than to be the slave OF the
society of which they make up So considerable part.
This ia Democratic doctrine i'll the eichty-hrst year
of the Independence of the United States.
Two hundred yesrs Of labor have made white aboTers
Two hundred years OF labor have made white Ia
borers pauper banditti! IL Speak that louder
will read that again.
Two hundred y,ars Of labor have made willie laborer.
pauper Hndiii" Laughter and .en.atiou.l
Free society has failed AID that which is not free must be
Free society abortion, and Slavery the
healthy and beautiful and naura condition which they re try
ing unconsoiously 10 adopt"
IShou. of laughter And here is a sentence to which
want TO call the especial attention of the mechanics
aid workngmen that surround me here tonight:
The slaves goyerred far better than the free lsbOre.
Governed lar better f. Whipped oftener ~ Yes.
Sir, whipped otener. Far better governed than the
white luborcrs Are they taught TO read and write ,
How are they governed Governed By the authority
of the lash And they boast that this < better gov
eminent than the selfgoyernment OF the free people OF
TIE fee States of this Union. If there is supporter
of James Buchanan here tonight advocate of the
Cincinnati Platform, LEI him take these words 70 his
heart ana treasure them up and go home and if he has
clildren let him teach these doctrines the children
Of bis love Applause
Our not only better 81 20 physical comfort
than the aborers but their moral condition is better
ILo.d laughter
Our negroes are net only better Of in their physical
oo,d,o,, I'm, thai, moral nrp better That "a o.n