New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

| ION Of tie box; and | think fcuug Anerc
viii 90 ms duty IN order Ia put down these men. VIII
CORRUPT tie h-o;.boI. But they cay we must be- re-
ular al stspd By the nomination. That Is what al
| ibst proposing. Who romiIa.ed Mr. FILLMORE IN
Save osarcty nominated your candidate, and Y IN
IS uouiraiicD. then jumping broomstick Is maj
| riace. VITO Z, minated Mr. FILLMORE There " Is n
q curpo,al'- guard for anv State IN the North. III
Ds'ri1t # (olumbia haG seven men there an
stFcn mtA ,rum the South are better than thirty
S'Aen from the North, who are there only Z
seL out. one men. Nr. Percy W aker
state cast The entire ibry,evo Of this Sta;e afte
the sons of Liberty bad fed to their Northern fast
nSsses because that Convention legalEed the damna
/. e ooreses Of the present Democratic Administration
FE N hose States northwest OF the Ohio which by ~
1r,iIn. 1nce that thank heaven. j. immortal are dedt
sted a. FrSedom forever, there not SOLITARY del
ate TO thai convention, II We except one msu from
Iih'os Np1oset 10 De the representative OF smis-
bic freI 4 Nj Douglas Laughter and cheerl. 0ny
five or six the Ntse OF Pennsys anis remained
and tia is jus. alput the proportion OF the vote
Of the American patty fr the Shamocrscy at
tie lat, election in that State. They have gone
out tom smoDS us-'Ee say they were not
of | t'd them long farewell, and beg they
nav never return want 10 say q word 70 nav young
boy Samuel to whom have right 10 talk as father
lau Shtcr and checrl. II ia ALI kd against
idaie that he Is Roman Cathos. Suppose, for che
sste Of the argument, that be Is which would ycu
ratber be Romsn Catholic in favor OF liberty
/
rather he "a coed man with detective creed
or bad with your head full OF first rate
tho oloey Cheers, That's ii. But the trouble
is that the charge is false, and the man who
trumved up the charge, and who repeats il every
mornrg more regularly, l fear, than he say
hi PRAYERS, that man ought TO know that be ia not q
aiho,c, for then pews III Grace Church are not is
srait think this throws grea, light on human char
sttor The very man that raises this objection pa
b me, Il IN al awkward position beore the Philadelphia
Convention Two sets of delegates presented them.
selves from I.ousiana-one Protestant the other
Catholic The Prot sant delegation was headed 10y
Col. Hardy. who fought at fslo Alto; was IN The
.o,ming OF Monterey and remained in the army until
after tle battle OF Buena Vista That Prot
I slant delegation was not permitted - Nt,
aud the Catholic delegation was le. 10 through the
ote If Mr.. EraStu, Brooks the candidate for place
that he will never reach. His vote was given Tor the
rejection Of the Protestant delegation, and for the re-
ceJton If the Catholic delegation. And the reason
WHY that vote was gwen was that the Catholic dele
cation had pledged u, msecs 10 vote tor Willard tll-
more gentleman laid to live at Buffalo, IN tois
State Now Say that all this prttenso about the re-
lieion of Col. Fremont, with which neither You
Lor | have anything 10 do. is mere pretense,
ard the record Of the candidate for Governor
shows that il il taise pretense. lie can.
not however like other criminals he indicted,
because be has gained nothing by his false preicnscs.
I Laughter and loud cheers. Now. be heNe 1t to be
the DUTY of every American who loves bis country to
abandon Mr.. Fillmore who Il only nominated TO d.
vide the North and TO cast his vote in favor of hun
whom G, d has raised up TO guide the country Loud
atplause.l I have said that Mr.. Fillmore was non
mated 70 divide the North. Mr.. Percy Walker who
three times dissolved the MON before he got the In
famous seventh Section adopted, voted for Mr.
Fillmore. openly declaring that the nomination
of Mr. Fillmore insured the success OF the cin,in-
matt nominee whoever DO might be. And
when Mr.. buchanan, Otherwise called Mr.. Platform,
was nominated Mr.. Walker rose in the House OF Rep
resentatves ami gave bis in adhesion and ever since ne
49, tha hnat nl m SlF
he ability tor Mr. Buchanan. So now in his old sgc
Mr. Fillmore finds himself left naked aud exposed TO
BIZ en-. mics with none 30 poor a. to do HIN reverence
That gallant State of Kentucky where repose the re-
II aims OF the mghticst of the mighty Immense cheer
incl was one year ego on Mr.. FillmOres side, II he
ever had aide but she has now gone against him by
a majority of 1000. Now am prepared to GO step
further nd say that the who were mostly nstru-
mental in nominating MIR. Fillmore, are now voting Tor
Mr.. buchanan, and have gone over completely Ia tho
Democratic party. What prevented Pennsy anna
tnm speaking cut At her State election on tue side OF
Liberty b. majority of 20 OG01 Is wa because these
leaders drew the rank and file OF their supporters over
70 The Democratic side; they did it tor money, and tor
pr,nses which will never be performed. They may
took at the Missions, and the Sublreasury, and the
Custom Iouse door but they will have to take It cut
ia ookirg IApI lause aud laughterI. beg Americans
not TO be cd into tho support of that man. but 10
take sdes with that eide which sooner or later WIT
triumph because il is the side of Liberty, OF
Justice, of Right, OF Duty Applause, That's it,.
lI what DO YOU suppose IN inc ueIu OF THESE HltH
who ride over the Constitution and trample il under
foot rs nm unholy thing The motive Of tho great
mass NAV be all well enough but what are the motives
of the leaders, in this crusade against Liberty 1
will tell you-they have opened up highway Tor
Slavery across the continent TO the shores OF the Pacific
Ocean and them with L fell swOop they have caused
slavery ike a nightmare, TO brood over the
Continent down to the lsthmus Of Darlen,
tbey st UP an Independent Ceniederaoy. They
cannot bear the acquaintance OF what they choose
e., Ah.litinn llhpprs and cries of - .p L.
don't propose to let them go. propose to save the
South from tie south Laughter and appiausel. pro
pose to put them under bonds TO keep the peace.
Stand upor The Constitution, and say this Union
mented the blood of mayered patriots, is too dear
TO be severed. We will stand by il TO the last. We
viii stand By il till We die ltheersl. And have no
doubt in my own mind that if the friends Of Liberty
are true 10 then cause this spamOdc effort III favor OF
the extension Of Slavery will die away very soon and,
in two years from this time. you cannot find man
who for $500 will admit that he voted the Democrac
ticket in lSi6. The shade Of Jefferson viii
stand up and rebuke those Democrats who
have perye rtrd the name If Democracy tell you the
voice OF Jefferson wlIn he declared that he trembed
for his country VIXEN he reflected that God was just
will trouble there who steal the livery OF heaven
to serve the devil in IL will be ghort that will not
down at their bidding. will never BY word. set or
deed do the first thing to help bring Slave state INTO
this nioD from now until the day after the day OF
Judgment Loud cheering. believe that the trainers
of our Cor tIUOn intended thai Liberty th0hld De- n
tional AID slavery sectionaltOleT rating for time an
evil which was 10 be- got rid OF with all nyenient
dispaich-snd when there modern politicians came up
ro In the :. ulh that knows not Jefferson and
darlington and tel me that Slavery " the companion
of ID. moe acy. and that we are to spread At around
the globe to the tune OF Yankee Doodle and the
crack Of the rifle they have 10 step out of that society
ITO one that j. not quite 20 progressive. am opposed
to Saver in every point OF view, on gr"und tat
not enable to urge now acays-On the ground that
the white race by virtue OF It's superior Intelligence, 10
the ,uIdian If tie African race aud that ~ the duty
Q! the sbHe 10 protect the weaAr from INJURY anf
optn,..on Loud aud .ug-continued cheerngl. Come
viii n. ard book into our statute book that statute
book Il, nuCnc DaJ.es o. Ans. the man Who abu@e
biz dun beast.