The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14
PREsnpENTIAL MOVEMENTS.


Dsrest9e q Ayr. Buchanan sor Waslaiasten
=aas 1scsReaNn at Columbaa, WE1Shtsviiie,
Yo4k-npe0ch sAt Baltimore. &c. 8
CoerzssSeaAsses Of the Philsdslph,s Psnnsyiys.isn
Usst NJ b1ssaaAa. H. left Lancaster hs morning for
Il 6s1 = I.se.stsr depot, and esooi,sd up in
ascr 9sslaiz ys.vAsd An imusnie sonsours. Of Sso-
its. Az cosuzba magnificent entertainnent WAS pss-
lered ~ -. a.d his friends ct the Washington House.
ryss : wr.s, where ss was '1a met 5y = asss party
Of 1alnsrsans, Asd also ths York county commttoe,
hsaded b esssIs Mor1n. Esq who weco.1sa him IN
1sss1s -, = vs;ss " B. responded pom IN hisiappis:t
tAs asng1iahsl vsIssr could scarcely obtain landing
Oas. ws.t y rom shs hearts Of The peopls-shos eye
Srssssse rs then formed scsossi. % 10 ces,amms,
to scsert hln y tAs Court House, headed Sebandof
, q IN ssss on q
drsas n csszt Hs.se was too small to admit the
tAe.1ssds eas:.h'sd, 70 whom Mr. Buchanan h speak
nsss prsalss pro TN, Of the Northern Central Rsiirosd
has sAage n Ne SPECIAL train which INST Mr.. Buchanan
ana = Is eutdoas bis already sood - q taste and
eouxts The decorated with thS star spansled
z ssxeoe n Yesk. Mr. Buehansn WIN be given over to
The Aaltiners ocnnitses, at the Maryland line, this
Vrsm the Baltimore Sun, May 1871
WhSn ths train reached the line dividing Maryland and
Pennsytaaia, Il was halted, when VIM. II. welsh ESQ,
Hvsrsd lin ats s charge Of the Council commttes In
receiving a p. Hnt1s responded, bidding Mr. B. well
come = ear sou, and assuring him hearty welcome In
By Ss time ths train had arrived at the Calvert sta
,non sss :Sass surrounding was occupied BY an sn.-
y rspsssd n h became visible to the crowd sstsr as
% the g 70 vhsn snS a
osnsoune kaA assembled and sgain honored him With
Bsns n.s q ss e door Sy COL Samuel Houston and
:, E s whom he was =, to the
hospdtanaSs q our city. The Hon. VIM +, Giles. the
BIZ q s seunes Of thu nation the cabinet and
q ths sAsioas brightest ornaments This address
was Assnsd TO with attention, and warmly applauded
NJ. buchanan tAsn responded, as follows
Fsox sissns-I have ever felt deep interest in the
pfo.pssiy styots beautiful city. This originated in my
iatigsousss sfshat county chiefly with Baltimore.
tosgYt tis ksaasiss IT made upon me whom . boy
Mssa tr - Hs:nqssy. Aftsr cemplsting the study Of
e. sas.a e 1
natiye 0aSs ipaHd A TO be impossible have never,
hsveve fereoe>s. ny early attachment to Baltimore.
brave e.t .s hssrts. The energy enterprise and pub
lie g1k q - sssns ere known and admired through
fhs vsse q yo.z brave defenders in 1874, at North
Ps.s ~ stlsrs .snry% 20 over % !isa. British army and
tltsisa NJ bsssns the grave OF its invsdsrs Il win
- sIvsys e wAat cur Union shall endure and whilst
inysder .nksESSe uaised conmoa dag Of our country.
Mstssisdg, De nsms Of Baltimore Is : naas conse-
ss om sss Bs ss~n .sa:
faHfM14qee go seecenized the right Of the people
azSfy v: &: . :soss issrs, : ~ ss.sssr ;ssss
wltsA 1As svss seen granted by sovereign 70 his
"a wAa& sAas ray of the religious freedom whiof H.
sssassA - ~ Yseplef The Christian religion Is Q rs
siea q ea.ty peace and brothsrly love. The golden
rub 1eA M Siv4ne founder pretcribed to AL mankind
,sA $780, etAar you would they should do unto
,eu." notwithstanding this iDjuD ction fron heaven,
gsysgnat Of the earth had for many centuries
inpisuay sS1srsd between the Creator and bis crea.
tures - eearsd 70 present AID future punishmen;
al csi.aas. n whatever denomination, who dared to
worahip ood n nanner different from themselves
In IN go Of religious bigotry and intolerance Lord
Ba,sners u. Hrst legislator who proclaimed the
gsvsnnSaA sf ~ colony the principle rot merely OF
tolssso., bat perfect religious freedom and equality
~ - see =. SIs an as was 10 sGvsncs n;a o.
Which, Aoagh IL has yet made but little progress among
As aasa. lsyoad the limits Of orr own favored land
u desonsa in the end to prevail throughout Chrsten-
yg!e.s lnsry cS'sassd home, It's only hon: in tn.
Of 81. NAsysn This is glory which belongs to Mary
lard ssa wM distpguish her throughout ali future
1ins weuM fan me we're / to attempt to speak 0,
ChAxlss oaxsl and sthsr Revolutionary worthless whose
ranes bavs nluszstsd the history Of Maryland.
past gsaseesioa-have founded system Of government
ter n without equal in the history o, former ages
otacr sov.rsnssts man must actually witness tho CON
diti6n OF ths ASsrir classes in other countries.
& SsSns ss On sn i:
and vAsve Shs avenues to wealth, Obstruction and po
col Iewes ars equally open to- all. It Is the
dsessves and reesvss adequate reward. Il to the
ssnstbtviisa and As Union that are indebted al
ssa How se :. piS
:y Ill to t,:nsnt hi: precious legacy
nes. Gi: i s1s1 Isd Who srd:nsly s.psos their own
and cesAsn Ss hepsa race to centuries Of dsspotis@
snd nsule. We should hetray this sacred trust
eSnnssA 70 u not only for our own benefit but that Of
NWoueA this il nav abiding faith, nothing abroad
noraed ne 90 much a. the repeated and confident pre-
point Of dsssuuen Day after day and week after week
vas sbgsd b read these srister preeictions They
n of Of
journals whse the news reached Europe that after
s.s'rssssa s:a d:'rssts struggle ~ bast e. TspuDssn"
election wssa prove % be the knsli ofour Union.
continual threats Of dsunion have impaired national
character Aroushout the world. Everybody, abroad
we'll at hoze, knows that strength consists In
powsr!ssa.
Power n Always respected among nations. The belief
In the European world that Upcn not sable-that
It exposed any moment 70 dissolution-has in some
degree deprived Of that glorious character the great
es ess most harry and prosperous people that ever
existed ars entitled to enjoy. Among the despotic
ezpmsnts Of Europe the wish may be father to the
tho99ht beoAuse existence Ia constant reprosch 10
hsn and sxADpls inspires them with terror There
ere, hcwsysr, mar very many wise and good men in
every foreign land who view Union the lone star
Of heps In bepightsd world ard would regard n dis
eo!utien - . htal catastrophe TO human liberty.
D DisuAten u word which ought not to be breAthed
amongst us svsn IN . whisper The word ought to be
corsidsred Of d sfu omen, and children should
% taught That sscrlege TO pronounce it, Let tn
time svsr axrivs whom faction fanatioism shall drv,
the people Of any State to the brink Of the precpcele
them have full View Of the yavnipg gulf beneath and
they WIN recon With instructive horror from ths abyss
In regard to the future destiny Of my country, con-
fees I'm an oplmAst; and have abiding faith that
- ~