The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

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peal o. the Gssei compromise and Tvs nsas outrages:
but he Essposes u sabGax them thHs like SPAN 4
licking hs hand thxt bsass him. Is THAI respeciAblef
Old Fcgy--Ar. kssnore Is avery resp, ctaols man
\ Iosng Ans@rica--fy,t the chief mode W which Mr.
Fl,mose's ia eevocatss is by tue weanest and
ouest sandero asins of eir eompeuto W Is thAA
! respectable
Old Foxy-Mr, E,!lmorc is respectable man.
foaq.s Amsyica-Ar Fillmore says IL one OF " nvaa'
the consx.cn will be violated and tb Union
| overturned. Is tnaI respectebef
Old Foyy-Mr Filimcre is . Ptctssae man
Yostng Anesca-Br. lie has change OF au eeos
ton than you Ee is only runpiss to apte she ve
pabssn party OF the cad.rs OF wkach he as
mad dog hates In his potscai life hs has sne
rally avowed the princpas or the reprbiro1 party
sc free speech free labor but In order % grsAsy
his personal vengeance hxoes agsspst ell taese thinas
and Try ing 10 help the sctoa OF RschsnaC, - whD
politics his whole life has tssn opposed s shas rsspccs
able,
Old FSy-Well, my son, yeu seem to be e'gooa 49,
posted upn these mattera Who are you gong 70 u.
for
Yoappc c.A1,eySca--Fromont
! Old Eyy-weil, think ycu may q, weu take NO
along with you I'm old icSy. but Ike a Of
spr. and enterprise, and Fremont Is youog ats fAs
that every year will mend You may set down Ter
Fremont.
SouArrKE. soyEsnGsrr-A NEw CALL Asxs.--Ths
Savannah Recadlican Of the 25th Cctobcr is doWn On
squatter sove aguty as q trick carry eles-
on-a 'sstuperdous and shameless fraud" IL maisstns
that till the people OF q Territory form State they oar
not establah exclude eIavery. "Hsi we lnovn tho
views Of the who passed tho Nebraska bh" says
the Republican, at present developed. should nsa
waited fer twelve mopths' roll round butehouiA
have raised the noe Of alarm while il yei e,sSsys
and warned the south against the runous posture 10
this extent is the sympathy OF the Rean with "a Ne
Trumbu and Seward we shall oppose the odioOs doc
sriae Of Buchanan throughout the Canvass and II hs h
elected, and attempt made TO enforce egaGst he
south, shall call upon people TO defend their ghis
by the sword"
ANTI NEBRASKA The Southern politicians begonng
70 get sck Of squatter sovereignty Is not going -
work well for them aier al. The Savannah Repa.sss.
| Of the 26th, rays
Where s the South 10 find an outlet for surplm
save population territory for it, expansion rrder sse
necessities Of the fuure Not 10 the territory Embraced
in public domain for in that Is either already -
cupl prohibited by nature lay. rhere sse
two outlesone, Cuba very limited one which 10 the
process OF time become ours and open u emgrasn
from the States To the exseut the
hAve been supplied It viii afford field for expansAsa;
Of it's domestic INSTITUTIONS cannot arise Toe second an1
In TACT only outlet s Mexico that boandiess territory
which spreads the and A0Aps
ed IN every respect 70 the growth and profitable empey
meut Of the Institution Suoug In ell the natural e'eafsa
q power this country yet the weaxeet in soveu
ment and moe unproductve in sou u has but one dss
tiny, which s TO be Accomplished sooner ~
iaser: she must yield TO the po..r Of Anxo sAxs.
stripes. Sup ;ose then, Mexico annexed, and part -
this republican empire-sow 4 slavery ever to 90
,heeS That " the question for the south 70 decide. saA
In judgment she about decide forever ssaia
herself Will ue principles Of the Nebraska biI as new
held by the democracy and their candidate sscure ~
i Throughout
co slavsry 10 already prohibited BY law and her tssv
The very moment ths, neason ases place aoder =
operation OF tho Nebraska bill, these people oecone
sorsS snnrey Il nsr mercy, 70 DC aSUsasd or ao =
cordrg 10 their pcasureY have voice In the maa
TER Has congress the s,sss eSDanss,.e conc Q, S ssAss =
the protection Of rights in what the constitutions VII
have rnade the common property CT all the 81 .ese 70
/ We will have aced the zeal exc0-
son and bound ourselves hand aDd foN for All tms -
come. Such squasser sovcregnsya nov device of NE
ttuton s'aaolng against all Legislation fsr
It's abolition this not so, honest men OF the seseAR
Arc not betrayed and do intend 10 rstfy yeE
dpgrace by your vote coming electons
THE SLAVE TRsps The Bos;oa Post OF the 2Ith deal3
that the democrats intend TO reopen the slave trads
says" The restoration Of the African slave trade u
smong the impossbiltes Tho demasoeues who utsse
this knavcs than FOOLS We hand tho Pax
TO the Richmond Buqptrcr New Orleans Della and ths
Charleston Standard
held the Gath,
Resolved That We d.strnss all politicians who s4p
in at eide DOORS" and bold Intercourse win J,hn v.
Resolved That John p sandcrsou who has never bsp~
ember ot the American Order, has, by Ibis ooodSeA,
shown That he tever deserved TO 90 member, and haa
lost al confidence or regard OF the friends OF Aeoaa
principles
10 PARcsIiEa Our THE IoAvRs FisH.s The savasaAh
Geapan OF tho 2lth publishes letter from s
| poodtnt in Washington, Askng,-
who 10 comprise Tho administration Mr. -
chsnsn known, will be President, in fact we'll
| In form. No man h able, iaosi.lar
with aIi the duties OF the station. Mr. Brecknrdee,
trough young towers high above tho mere politicians 4
the spd. bs win pront by perfect aocssA
and good VIII subestng between President Bachanan
holds carte bancSe to csbiues AMI dp,s@sGc prs.sr
ment Mr.. Hunter, of virginia, ono OF the wisest ssA
best Of living Statesmen IN any land viii dsubess ocospy
pace IN The Cabinet Mr.. Mrsou. oi Iowa, Comos
,oucr o tho fasoot oce, who would grace any position,
executive or iudisia, win doubtless be called 70 es
Mr. Touoey, Of connecticut, who sacrificed his place |.
the Serate and threw himself into the breach 70 rcyea
Will The Truth republics are nos rrassful
l Mr.. Chcatc OF Naasachusciu, old hne wing, whs
,orsg .sy men, ss ~
Tor ExAnoS.-The New Orleans Dtltd Of the 2la hss
nis statement is the South alono Christianity safs
because In the South alone liberation understood. May
never bo cther~se." How Is Il suderstoods WY.
/ that Il rs in,olerabe!
FRsnoSr's RyuIsoS-A Mxsss o. UoSGRxss
srASpThe following copy Of the reply q General
Granger 10 . committee from Cortland county
SYRACUSE Oct. q, 1855.
To at whom II may II bsv. been calcf 10
tho following question t md you hear John C.
srcmont the republican candidate tor the Prrsiency f
the United states al the election say he nos
now nor mover had been, Roman Catholnfu He, ths
said Fremont, sad 10 me. In his In New Work
within afew weeks since direct question put him
by me, ~ am not . Roman Catholic never have
l beon.n AMOS T. GRANGER, &C
Now, win no, Master MenS,er come out with hs ev,-
denoeY
rlArs so.-The Newburpor, Hrdld. . neutral paper,
thus speaks OF Colonial Fremont
whatever his low lived opponents may say ridcuis,
the whole world knowA-and II sf scknowicge u Who
hcr he succeeds IA dcfested-tnst Col Fremont 10 Q
man OF uncommon Abilities and Of surpss-ing noblencw
and lovopess o character Take hist N great Names
and among the brightest he would be DO dun light Half