New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17


kn ocsatic br,,hren and be made an apology 70 No
EeDos sic party for this act-for this attempt 70 ~
zeal tie kaE-ss laws. sLd then uaied VIM tncm -
laying his own bill upos the tsbIe cay 70 yoe, tes
tien3n, from the time the kaDsss and Nebrasks ~
ca TIE Nth day Of January, 1884, was Introduces. -
the Ites.nt time, the whole power and patronage g
The Admin stration has been used to make X sn~sp
shNt holding state, and al the Cir cnnati Conveouso
they have adopted platform which, in the wsrds a
tn Richmond Enqstrsr allows the South is right -
carry Slavery into Territories where it docs nos sew
cyst ard that sane Journal says th.i the Nosthea
Democracy although does Dot profess to % for tho
extension OF Slavery, cor sents 10 allow the South -
carry Slavery INTO Territories where il docs not exiA
as matter of right james Buchanan has besa ss.n-
uaod for the President Of the United States upon l
platform. He sccsp,ed The pla,form-accepteA
with al his heart, cordially aud earnestly. In fasA
Gentlemen be declares that he merges his personal n
dividualiy IN the pauoru-that he oeases 10 be smph
lanes buchanan but must square his sections wbile q
candidate in accordance with il, and If he has cesei
10 be- james Buchanan while candidate for ths
sufrases of The people, be VIII Cease TO be james
buchanan if he should DO elected and No
shal have the Cincinnati platform adhered -
"a the policy Of bis Administration. l In
tod that the Democratic candidate for Congrs1
in It's Congressional District avows his opposition -
The tension Of Slavery. A man who supports the
Cincinnati Platform and james Buchanan. who stands
mon il. and make that svowal. is either deivd-
ipr fool or fool deluded CheeIsl. lie has cheated
himself He has deceived himself, OF he means to de-
ceive the people will leave that question for you =
snnlsuseI II be has deceived himset why.
q. ntl,men, do not allow him TO Deceive yos.
lbs, be himself has been deceived is HE own fault b.
ii you dlsw him to deceive you, II win De yos!s
Now gentlemen / have said thst the Dcmocrasao
party was party of disui ion. know that the SOP.
porters of that party, coming from the North -
from the South raversipg tie country, stating thes
the Republican party. the supporters Of Joho G. fr
mont, are hostile to the Union of these Ststes which
makes us one people Do you know OF a Fremont man
in the United S,ates who is or ever was dsunsoe-
ist Cries of NO, nol'l never did DO you know
of prers that supports John c. Fremont to-day In tho
whole OF the United States that ever advocated die.
solution OF the Union, or now advocates Il tShouee
of No, Not. You may trayene this broad land
from Maine to the Missouri Rver-you may traverse
every HILL hunt along every vale and YOU cannoe
find Fremont man in the United States who is In
favor of the dissolution of the Union. Our
cry is this: We scOrn and defy the disunos,-
lists of the South, and we despise tho
trembling submissionsts of ths North ICheersl These
are the chieftans of the Slave Power-the men VIE
lead and control the Democratic party and threaten 10
dissolve the Union, and break up the Government q
the country and establish slsve-holdpg Couederaoy.
Ard the doug hfaces OF the North misses those abieC
servle creatures who fawn aud creep and crnge and
crawl at the feet of then Southern masters and 70 up
and down the ceunhy-cr.epup and down the land.
whispering with white lips and chst'ering teeth into
tie cam of the people that their Southern allies viii
carry ont their threats il We follow our convictions q
duty and elect John c. Fremont President Of Tie
United States Appausel. Now, gentlemen God have
r U.
agapdsts Of the South the Democratic doughfaces u
the North [Applausel The one party hates the uniea
of the States. They are traitors TO this country The
abusrg the Union. Now, gentlemen the supporters
OF John c. Fremont stand upon the Constitution, tho
Declaration of independence and the Union Ia voice
which our fathers made for the purpose Of securing the
blessings of liberty to ourselves and our postsrt1
against Southern dsunionists and Northern doughfsoos.
Cheers. We will support 1t if it costs every drop g
4 Iztt. 1T 10 nkat.. tlA Au.a~
people Renewed cheersI We look these Southern
traitors in the eye, and say to them youe
threats and defy your power Applause Lay yose
h0 Ssnd, ss sn. sna Of 1
feons pames in the history OF the Republic Cheenl.
Mr. Sliden the man who led in the Cincinnati Convex
ton In the nomination Of Mr.. Buchansn-the man whe
more than any other public man, psrh;Ec
buchanan -he tells US that Il Fremont %
elected the South will not submit to lLaughtest.
Well let Mr.. Sidel 60 out Of the Union If he chooses
Irene laughter and ories Of Let him got: ls$
him leave h- country for his counIys good Applausef
But We tell Mr. Slidell that the Missouri River, f0a
lis source in the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf ours.
and shall be ons while grass grows and wstse
runs CheesI. Mr.. Toombs told US tho other day u
letter that if Mr. Fremont were elected the South
W, ud GO of the Uuon, and ought to 80 LsugLteri.
Wei. we say to Mr.. Toombs what our gallant leadess
Col. Fremont, said TO South Carolnian the ot0as
day. who told him they Intended to 10 out Of the
Union if he were elected" But" said the Colonel
very quietly, Il hope yon will leave your estate be-
hind you" [Laughterl. Mr. Toombs can 60 out Of
the Unon but Georgia is of the Old Thiiteen-it
il part of country, and il will not go out of tho
Union Gentlemen. Well, here is Mr.. Preston Brooks
IHissesl. He, Gentlemen this Preston Brooks thinks
that Fremont will be elected for he sees the hsndwrit-
ing upon the wall and he tells the Southern people =
that event TO march upon the City OF Washington an
g. lie the archives aud treasury Of the United Statea
Some newspaper, the other day suggested tbs
they had better remove the archives and treas-
ury of the United States for satekeepin8
TO tie Clifton House in Canada lL-aughteri.
think on the first day Of nett session there ought =
be proposition brought into the House that In ordse
to preserve the teaury and archives Of the United
States, place them for safe-keeping at The Clftoa
House for Mr. Brooks, you know, even If he wac
backed by Mat hundred men that be spoke Of a.
Ninety Six the other day. has great objection to pass
Il rough Penpsy anis and New-York. He does not
ike TO 90 through an enemys country. Again, NJ.
Ket told III the other Gay in speech that any Sostbr
EN- man who submitted, if Fremont was elected, was
a traitor and coward. Well now, gentlemen, l 4
not believe that cowsrdioe Southern quality, bat
would tell Mr. Keitt, and he will mako the de
soyey before year ps': sew away. that sAs
that they will stand by the Constitution and the UaioAI
and drive into obsoury those Southern traitors wA0
are endeayorng to mislead them, and carry thsn
Wise-the whom John u. Bolts pronounces TO be .
unatc, and thinks ought to 20 to the mad-house land
think the country comedies in Botus opinion-b oa1-
ing upon the militia Of Virginia TO put itself upon Q
war footing Applause and laughterl hope, gentlo
men, if this Virginia militia is called into action Il Win
exhibit little bravery than did when i allowed
few thousand Britrh soldiers ~ burn the Capitol q
our country lLsughterl. But this Gov. Wise u ready
TO do whatever Virgins wants him in this matter.
But leave Gov. Wise with treason upon bis hps-f0
he stepped in treason to the ps-I leave him 10 tho
Ing this Democratic lion in his den, and the people a
Virginia will stand by the doctrine Of Ar. Bots, -
proclaimed in that State. Well then, gentlemen, tbese
IL MIR. Mason of Vrginia-the man who Senator sum