The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

his silence Mr.. Breckinrdge on the contrary stump
ing wherever he get chance. Who OF these gea
tlemen is fright sn'this goosef"
Resolutions were unanimously adopted at the repub
can'headquarers, in Wilmington Delaware, the 10th
inst, embracing the following propositions That the
consttuton Of the United States guarantees to the peo
pie the inalenab'e rights OF "hfe liberty, property,
freedom Of speech and the PRESS the nvolabity Of the
ballot box; the right TO bear arms and TO assemble
peaceaby for q redress of grievances" That all these
rights had been violated in Kansas, and that the pol
cans who upheld them unworthy the confidence OF
the people The resolutions protest against the use Of
the federal TO aid doctrines disgracefal to
mainly and define slavery local and State insttu
on its existence being Independent Of the constitution
and that Congress has nothing TO do with 1t; that
as slavery ia "ocal and State institution the slave
"resumes his natural condition Of freedom the moment
he taken by his master beyond the jurisdiction Of the
State that egsates the right to hold him property"
The eighth resolution that States only can sin
sute or abolish slavery property In man is not guar.
aneed by the federal constitution but merelya prvi
lege granted" by the State sovereignty Hence follows
that Statc may abolish without infringing the consti
tutional rights Of property" The ninth resolution
declares that the national character Of slavery and its
prohibition from the Territory coded by Virginia were
demonstrated ty the ordinance Of S7 and the law of Con-
gross Of $50, and sanctioned by Washington Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe, and that; therefore, the objects of
the republican party not sectional, but national"
The tenth proclams the necessity of devotion the
sttu;op and resisting all attacks upon it, either from the
South or North.
The New Orleans Daily Creole s no believer in the
Northern democracy which, it alleges occupies aground
hostile to the South than any Wilmot proviso
presented" Both Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Breckenridge
says the Delta, have endorsed In the most emphatic
manner the odaus docrine' Of squatter sovereignty.
The Buchanan presses hard pushed to name the
battle ground where the Presidential election is 10 be
fought First in Mane then in New York, then in
Pennsylvania. Upwards Of fifty thousand dollars were
raised this city few weeks snce at the urgent call Of
certain well known leaders, to have this last battle field
well fortified. But the New Orleans Delta Of the 2lst
contains information from its Washington correspondent,
that Fremont will carry Pennsylvania like whirl
wind /" and that there is but hope and that Ia In
the Western democracy "The West the great
OF action" We wait mpatiently to know which is the
particular spot now pitched upon for the nght.
The Boston Post Of the 27th speaking Of the Kansas
business says "The vile calumniators know that not
one Of the unconstitutional laws has been enforced
How then ask, have many persons been arrested
and imprisoned for the pretended violation Of them
What the dragons chasing Lane for but 70 enforce
these very unconstitutional laws?
The vcksburg Financial Express OF the goth, says,
ave really hope, Fremont shall be elected, that he
will dsappont the country by rising above sectionasm,
and make himself the President Of the nation " That's
precisely what he will be- He at this moment the only
candidate not bound Correctional interests Buchanan
and Fillmore beth are.
The Petersburg South Side Democrat (va.) says,
Draw OF the constitution the idea Of the equality Of
the States and Of their respective citizens and IL like
the physical body after the immortal spirit has winged
its flight" The theory Of this proposition is good enough
Ar
side" The constitution does not authorize the drawing
out OF and children from their homes, setting nre
to their dwellings, shooting their husbands and fathers
merely FOR having opinions regard to that instrument
The ssphyslcal bodiesv murdered In Kansas, and the
scores Of immortal spirits" sen. TO their last account
by relentless ruians who kill for their sentiments
arc poor evidences Of regard Tor law the consttu
ton, or even humanity.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 26h discusses the ques
iion Of secession with bee ming gravity "I the south
Immediately after Fremonts election scccdcs In body
the North may pause II appeals to arms.p Thero
are some objections TO this. amer "Fremonrs election"
he will be constitutional President, and will know
East wcst North south. In the neat place. tho South
viii not sescde in BODY al any time. Tennessee Ken
lucky and Maryland already refuse be from
tier States for the Indignant gentlemen OF South Carolina
and Virginia. The whole tone Of public sentiment there
Is against TIC idea The natural, moral and political OBJ
s,acles present themselves insuporAby-aso very
valuable rivers, canals and railroads
The Weston Missouri Argus OF the 10Th expresses the
hope tia, may 'the bodies OF Lane and his
leaders in the rebellion dangling to the tree tops Of
Kansas" very Christian like wish, expressed not
best grammar Is this wish endorsed by the
party Of the NORTH What says the Journal Of Commerce
for examploS
The Memphis Daily APPEAL Buchanan paper, claims
NJ NJ. .f4t
the event CT Tremonts election the south ought TO
remain in the Union"
The Detroit AdDeriier asserts upon what deems the
mos, positive testimony that the Fremont electoral ticket
in Pennsyv will the ALE ghanies with so 900
majority.
The New Orleans Della OF Sept, 10 complains bitterly Of
the Janus faced politicians which have injured Mr. Blu
chanan seriously Of the golden face turned 10 the
North and the brazen face 10 the SOUTH This kind OF
support from a democratic paper Ia curious very II
also says on the 18TH that the possibility Of Fremonis
election Is fast assuming the appearance Of probability"
No doubt Of II.
The dotrsc,crs OF Fremont have asked oontep,uou,y
what his services while the United states senate
The California Chrouic Of Sept s. says that during The
very short period for which he held his seat he intro
duced aud advocated seventeen poet routes eighteen
other bills Tor the benefit Of California I" bill "for Pa
cinc wagon road" Sc NC. he also opposed tho propo
ston TO tax mining claims, ard advocated free labor
and II che had been continued at his post California
would this day further advanced In all the essentials
or state prosperity than twenty years Of Gwin and vel
erism with oil their political machinery could bring TO
It,"
The Baltimore Potyi0 says TIE following named gen.
oen have been selected Tie Fremont electoral ticket
FOR Maryland
FOR THx sTArK Ar LARGE
Francis r. Blair, VIM. Pinkney Ewing
ron THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
ist-James Bryan. 4lh-Irancis h. Corkran
2t--Iahn Lincoln. bth--David Gamble.
ad-G. W. MarteGet oh-IOshua Swityer.
Col. Collier, Of Steubcnville, made Fremont speech
Al Fan Handle in Virginia. last week. Several Fremont
POLES have been raised in OHIO county, Virginia and
altogether Western Virginia is getting rid very fast OF
slavery sectonallsm.
On the arrival Of the previous steamer from California,
We could learn OF than three Fremont papers IN
The state. NOW We have Information that the number
49,