The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27

ter Bots, ard roast linn and eat him, blood, body
ard bones. Nor are these awful suggestions con
fined to the case Of Bolts Hon. Henry Winter
Davis, member Of Congress, has also had the
audacity TO make speech in Richmond in favor
Of Fillmore, and he is to be served exactly like
Bolts Let us hope that Mr.. Davis has saved his
bacon by getting back to Maryland as fast as pos
sible Let US hope that this Jacobin reign Of
terror in Kansas, in Virginia and the South will
soon be brought to an end. Let us work for the
election Of Fremont, and to save our country
from universal disgrace.
The VIOLENCE OF THE DisuNIoNisrS.-N Nothing
has been more peculiarly characteristic OF The
manner in which this Presidential campaign has
been carried On by the Buchanan and Fillmore
parties than the violence brutality and rowdyism
which have been brought to bear for the defeat
Of Fremont On Thursday, our reporters tell
rs, the Buchanan men hired some poor lunatic to
get on a chair and chatter Mt the top of his lungs.
in the vicinity Of the place where Mr.. Banks was
speaking; in order Of course either to drown
Mr. Banks voice or to divert the attention Of his
hearers by exhibiting aridiculous. though pain
and over again we hear of Fremont meetings be-
ing interrupted by rowdies, Of Fremont flags be-
ing cut down or sciled. or concealed behind rival
flags, OF Fremont speakers being insulted and
threatened We never hear that Fillmore or
Buchanan men have been molestcd. or their po-
litcal operations interfered with: the victims Of
this new outburst Of rowdyism are always the
parisans Of Fremont.
Nor does it stop here From the beginning Of
this canvass to the present day the private char
acter Of James Buchanan and Willard Fillmore
have never once been attacked or questioned.
Heaven knows that it was not for want Of room
for cayil but such has been the course OF events,
and such the policy of the Fremont party, that
never once has any speaker or leading
newspaper uttered word in disparagement OF
the private life. OF thrust profane hand
into the personal secrets Of either of the
disunionists. Buchanan or Fillmore Whereas we
challenge the best read student Of American his
tory-and our own experience is not slight
produce single instance in which a candidate
for any Office in the gift of the people was ever 50
mercilessly abused or scandalousy slandered
as Col Fremont has been hy the presses in the
interest Of Fillmore and Buchanan. He has been
called a pecnlator, a coward traitor. liar, a
peIJmer, "a hypocrite, mountebank. an insoyent:
his morals, his character, his religion his edaca-
ton, his birth, his habits, his means have been
vehemently abused: his father has been attacked
his mother has been ,raduced. his wife has been
sneered at. his whole family, kiih. kin and con
nections have been assailed.
Nor il this all. Here in these States there is
an old idea that people should he allowed 10
speak and think and write a. they please. The
nearest approach to hndrancc Of liberty Of
speech. tolerated here. i Captain Ryndcrs late
Plan Of setting mailman ON chair 10 talk
against speaker. But in other States the plan
is different In Virginia the Buchanan party
exile an obnoxious speaker. In the same Vir
GINA old politicians like Bolts and Davis are
threatened with lynching for saying as much a.
that they think the Union will survive Fremont's
election and the editors Of such papers
as the Richmond Enguirr shrek for
The names of Fremont electors in Vir-
ginia . that they may be denounced and
mobhed In South Carolina. the editors cali in
like manner for the names Of any who are ere
creant to the South. in order that they may be
dealt with as the public safety commands" At
Washington in fine, Brooks of South Carolina
half kills Mr.. Sumner with bludgeon and in
Kansas, the same doctrines are carried out by the
ZANE party with fire, sword, slaughter, rapne
and blood.
Everywhere the same story. The disunionists
supporting Buchanan and Fillmore. with noise.
threats, iullyings, blackguardism appeals to
brute force, and scandalous lies: the supporters
If Fremont alone setting the example OF mode
ration, calm fidelity to the constitution, reliance
On the law. What does this mean What can
il mean but that the dsunionists see that power is
passing away from them see that the election Is
lost, and seek TO assIage their rage and spite 10y
denial Of the laws they have - long obeycd,
and childish. senseless, ridiculous appeals To
force. What il dozen men are beaten or
killed, a. many more traduccd a few flags soiled
4 few good Southerners mobbcd. and speaker or
two -Il,nced? win Fremont think you. H. any
the less elected. And will the bravoes and the
bules the bustcrers and the Bobadils-in fine
The Broohscs Of both sections will they feel any
the more comfortable after November!
hH Not single republican journal de-
'ends Thurlow Weeds foolish nomination Of John
A. hing hose fathers blood runs in his vcins).
from our objections. Ii was the worst thing that
could have been done. Even u. Morgan would
have been better. and taken more votes
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&c The Buchanan men are very savage on
Mr. Banks eloquent speech The old story of
viper gnawing the file
The Yellow Fever nj Fort Hamilton.
owing 10 the continuance a. he FEVER q, Tor, Hamilton