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

1T would be Truth 70 th. some were born
ride then and idinr do. them rOcd- lLaush'erl
In about the last letter Thomas Jefferson ever
penred he said, II cannot give his precise worir,
quoting from memory that il had been demonstrated
that the people were not born with saddles their
backs and the few booted and spured to ride them by
the grace Of God. That was Democratic 90 time IN
$50 Thirty years have passed away, and now Is
declared that born booted snd -pued 10 ride
the people, and that the riding does them good.
They need the rens, the BIZ and the spur
Yes, gentlemen. the Democratic doctrine now u, a.
indorsed by The Richmond Enquirer, thai the people
heed the Gins, the bit and the spun -,
Iudepend.Lee 1berAntly false and bosc-ntly
W,n gentlemen this IL not all. want to call your
att n,ion 10 one or two other declarations OF 'his
| Richmond Enquirer. This paper says:
"Ha. The t1permen; Of universal liberty taed d.,
the ey Of free society," in.9seTabl. we Isp.a
then that policy and humanity alike forbid the eaenson OF ne
evil, OF society people and coming seneraon'
And this same paper says that they could have mana
features and commerce in the South, that they cond
bring there capital bring there aborng men; but they
W. would 10, have your rich vulsar lenou. bose.
aud ,o L IN factory hands in our midst Tor al
The wealth of 0rnus and OF Ind nm. .
W. would no, exchange situation for ia" countless n-
Of and criminals build mp and sustain the c9srdy
kde Heenou- revolutionary ediee OF Tree society iLa"sh
The people in Virginia certainly are people blessed
above all other people. They might have wealth they
II pLt have ma manufactures; they might have comnlerce
but thew do not want a society which II would Orig
| along with IT, they are content now give th.m YER
rilory enough that they can extend uier INSTITUTION
| and sell annually their sl2,0CO,OOO of men, women
and Children and that Commonwealth J. content. D1t
lere is another extract. IL il from The S0aM S,de
DE- mocro whose editor last Winter was scandldae tor
tie petition of Clerk Of the House of Representatives,
ana vas supported By the Democratic members lie
We have got to hating everything with the prefix Of TREE
down W the whole oatalosue-rssE farms fRtE lsoi
TRrT society TREE will. THSErSGi FEEE ehildrsr
aid rKEE chooa belonging to the same brood Of dAnaoe
| Tie H,mocratic members from the State Of New
York voted for the who ptnned that article when
| he was a candidate for the Cerkship OF the House
| f. Shane! shame 81 But there is paper In Ala
bama, The Muscosee Herdid, Buchanan organ
which goes even further than its Virginia contemporary
Free Society .ieten The name Lsqih,e5 Whaisit
oSrS.1ISrs FARMERS, and srRucK rHE
are al eIS f V" .oery isd ipT Sb
nm Isnsi,er The prevailing elias that one meets Is thai
OF ,b9 own dndsey and yet who hari, IL
Tor s,,ociaiion with southern gen,leInen- bod\'eryan
| kord,s are eudea,oring TO extend into Kansas.
yorcE-Is that Buchanan paper
GEs. WLsoS-Yes, Sir IT IL. 1t expresses the sfio
u,ns Of c class for which il speaks-the class which
| governs and controls the Democratic party of the
| United States lChecrl. And the crime of which the
North accused is of endeayorng TO extend i!It 500,
| CIV into Kansas and the Free Territory OF 'ns ne
| nHblic which if we succeed in establishing by the
fIcctio of John c. Fremont Icheers the South says
| il will dissolve the Union l.aughterl You WIN re-
member that the country was shocked aSt sPrI bS
|
in Washington BY the Hon. Mr. Herbert, member OF
Congrss. The Charleston Standard, III reference 10
| IL matter, says: -, ,, :. .,ouH h.e,.
rec,.d that thew will with comprehension OF their ea
ns 10 society with the disposition quietly to encounte
both tie responsibilities aud he Liabilities men 'na' eisOn
| nPoses." , q,
That is the doctrine. laborng man is ins'led
and murdered: ard then the doctrine Is, that II men
ACCEPT such positions they must do II with the under
standing that they accept the responsibilities also that
is he may be insulted by word degraded by blow
with impunty, and if he is murdered the murderer
may escape punishment; ina g lem 81 doctr"e
That should receive the st~est condemnation OF every
American freeman Loud cheers say u thee
Lords of the Lash that the free man who engages IN
honest cags cal be nsulted by word or degraded
by blow with nlpunity by the weathiest AID proud
| ,s man iii the country ICh, ers We live III coun-
| try-or rather section of the country-"here the
II &c hunic or the abOrng II IN tie eye at the law
tie equal If the weathier chcors In reference to the
| murder Of Heating by Herbert, The Ald0dDad N""
| rays: ~, ,. 4,
that they servants aid not gentlemen ID disguise
| 1iis II tie language Of another supporter of Mr..
buchanan ana is the language of the supporters OF
the Cincinnati platform. Nowhere IL that sentiment
rebuked by the supporters Of james Buchanan or the
Cil cinnati platform III the North Yet that doctrine
should meet with the contempt and whitening scon OF
| every honest man in America Cheersl. Thee, gen
tlemen are tue views of the privileged class IN our
country who are laborng 10 eize the territory OF
the United States and who have seized upon the Gov
| eminent OF this country, and who now control the
| Democratic party Of the country. And these
some men threaten that if We elect John L.
| Fremont to the Presidency-the man who has pro.
claimed 10 the country that Free Labor il the natural
capital which constitutes the real wealth OF this great
''country, and creates that intelligent power IN the
masses alone to be- relied the buwark OF free
I" ns ttutons"-tLc Union will be broken up and thus
Government scattered TO the four winds l-aughterI
but, gentlemen, the men who make these threats,
thank God have not the power to carry them into exc
cution Cheersl. | said tonight that tue Union
in danger. | withdraw that remark. The Union is
threatened, but il threatened by men who have no
power 10 execute their reasonable threats Cheers
Mr.. Toombr OF Georgia proclaimed to the country that
if Fremont j. elected the South will 90 ont of the
Union, and that il ought 10 90 out of the Union
Has Mr. Toombs the power to take the State of Georgia
out of the Union Let him try the experiment Cheers
Mr.. Benjamin Of Louisiana said that - the South
would 90 out Of the Union If We undertook 10 carry
''out the doctrine of nor-cAtenson of Slavery tell
that Senator and the other leaders Of the Democratic
Iary 81 the North and the South that if do 20 into
| Iow a and | believe We shall go into power in
1856 lCheers aid guide and control the policy Of this
| Goyeinment-we mean that human slavery shall not
go a single inch further tie North American CONT
nent Loud cheer Yes, Gentlemen, If we place the
| rens Of Government into the hands of john c. Ere
moDt-aid We INC an TO do il Icheers -wc,proclam TO
tie world that Slavery shail b. botted out from the
plains Of Kansas where il has been established by the
rude hand of violence, and that the foot Of the slave
shall never press the sod OF Mexico, OF Utah, Of
Oregon, Of Washington or Mnnesota loud cheenl
| ny, and further, proclaim that if the boundaries
81 this country shall be extended either toward the
n, North tie South, that wherever the flag of this Re
ublc waves its stars sLal glitter only on free men
and free Territory Loud cheer |. That banner may
wave over the citadel 81 Quebec-ihat Gibraltar ii the
Western Nord-it may roGt away W anon the Arctic
Seas where Kane raised tie Christian synod OF the
foss a. Fremont carved on the hight. VI the Rocky
Mountains Loud cLoas, and under which be- buried
two If his gallant crew-that flag may in the icy
b. O! that northern climate but IL shall only wave