The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

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wi honestly my state my sse,,on lee lon. pro- pro-
siransni s'e y sSsis The federal Ter co%sss
,cS BIZ, sssc ss1 d:1rDs hs compact s and d s sesus
ssss. say there IS higher law and his makes The %
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Nex. as to myself ne HrnA1p 1sa,~e and TIM. have
said most mendacous that II spoke to the Influence Of
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a without ssser %s s not as ne. M the price q ssyss Il v
line to the Pssas and The allowing q slavery r o,
increasing value dig sosa have said more ihs,
e ssys esd s al the h M srowns slave ,s
growing and hs gold mining dminiasea
have enabled the free er slaves larger
proi, ihan they c"nnow sell them
suppose should have written such asSis ssr y. s
Suppose fhould communicate letter to abotionist
con.inng ,rch sentiments as are embodied Ia that leer
me rom one end Of the earth TO the other downrgA
aboitionist
you honestly 10 your own
convictions controlling your own indiyasai conduct and
should for yourself and your STATE be an anti slavery
That il the man who charged me with being an aboN-
onht But will come 70 him aer get through with
thus other matter Now gentlemen want to tell yo1
think about IT, And, FIRST Of ALL want 10 te you what
my position upon IL; and for that purpose. hAA
beei has appeared already in print, and that thsse
may be misrepresentation upon it, road what have
already said. These gentlemen have seen IT, and wans
th' m 70 see II again.
NV position on the of slavery s aud 50 far r
wishing conceal desire should be all. Aux
ssry can put msszs on my mouth 50 long as value s
freedom make bold then 70 proclaim that am ssyssy
n Slavery ~ ss %
fs%
ns s mere 70 be ssS IN sny 0 m re s
by force through any inssrum en.Ay of mine
IN world slave pro plopsrty fos roy sSsr %oz
$ s ether rnss %
both "A And this : the only snsSer % have e make 70 .hs
tional question; and so help me God, I never win.
SLAVERY QUESTION A HuxBUG.
That Is the only answer have 10 make you upon ~
position occupy on the slavery question (Cneers WV
gentlemen there arrant and % impuds01
there never arrant and 40 impudent huabsg
aten pied TO be pracsed upon the creduly Of human
in no more danger than the coat have on my beck ! {
being taken swsy-no. half much because they tAAd
anybody taking ny coat of; nor AFRAID that any -
In this State will care lay the weight Of his finger upe0
alarmed me when was in nursery i've years old: q
II dsrrbs me just about much that singular nofoo
my hend made over yonder while ago. (Laush;srl
proposes To trouble NJ There n not In America-
won't say tha-for there some fools and madmsn
In America Was about TO say that there not man
In america that would disturb the inrtituiioa q
slavery as y exists. (Cheers.) dare say tha sscA
.ould do II They are party In themselves. rhsy
dcnr act with the republican party at the North Bos
been in H. that would inter ere with The nsstuiioa q
slavery - exists In the stssess Not No, gsasis-
.otten viii hertaer interfere WITH tho insssa-
Of slavery a. IL exists under the constitution Of the
cred,h part Of the bodnesa tina. requreo
~ But they VIII do this They win resist the sxten.
states that 4 what ,hoy viii do. And ~hys sscsass
OF the repeal OF the Missouri compromise 1854 whsa
ihsy .epsaeo me oompromses what s:d the North =
They said, "Gcrtemen We beg you not 10 disturb th1
somromiss., Ispesk sues,anrally..Th question has
years and in the Of God, let 10 remain sessisl
We know We have the power and We have no
TO use III mo" rays the SOUTH ~e win have no comprs
misses Compromises unconstitutional" "Wel, t0sn,
what viii you dor the North said. 'You, who in shs
minority will have TO control the question; vito
are in The majority have 10 control vcry velr sal1
the SOUTH Ego We, Of the miporty, viii control a."
You readily understand the philosophy Of this pcs
might illustrate IT, if necessary, by sayiag that
t~o of You say 10 ave OF Won't compromise Ne
us there would be little use 10 your re.ortug force
violence 10 acquire the control we being 80 much IN
should suppose and ye, ,ha, is whs, they have said s
North. Very VEIL said the North I'VE VII control"
hsy made ,Le s,ue they have since provoked ,ssa
shall be discussed In this canvass They INSIST upon
driving out of the canvass every other con.
's 70 aos rsey viil resist .s the spe'' extension @ q
slave territory, and they win resist the admission a
premises has passed away. Aye has passed away
by The Judgment and decision Of the democratic party,
who are Aiopc responsible (Cheers) well now, how
they going disturb slavery IN the s<Aiese
Arc they going TO send an army down here TO do sor
will iclI you where the danger is In your runaway
sayesan evil which has been greatly aggravated by the
snd ihs greater intelligence wbis the slaves acquire y
Increased intercourse through the medium. Your
remedy - TO p,evsa them q best you can and 70 puns
other danger and that u by keeping the democratic par
y In power. (cheers)
rHE RIVAL CANDIDATES.
Now, will show you thai " you ezpsf hat FILLMORE -
buchanan w,il eiher help yo the ezlensn Of tovs
'ey o. ne sdmi,sr q 'lsss slat,s yos are mssahe.
s,ract, and upon principle, 70 The extension q
slavery They win not dpturb whore u exists, bus
territory Asd Why Because n hsps 70 increase yesr
political power against them. Why DO you wAus an ~
rre,eeD or twenty slave sa.e: instead o. s1eess WY.
not because you have not got land enough 70 occupy
s NOT because your Limits are circumscriScd Il beoss.s
you want 70 increase tho political power q ths South, -
ss' -, ss h.s ves vss % so,
90 not want 70 extend H. II does not increase ihs
nsTssr be- % ss slaves su, ,1crss'e. n the pc'c., pTy'
nov " ycs zred ~ ns oA~ hard tat Frs~ort, Ne
block rr~sisoan candidate, q oon 70 das~e ~ ss.-
rtso~ Of ddu1y, YOU are mssaken That either -
or his party VII do 80 very much doubt Do
not mistake this Tor an abolition sentneae
IL mean 10 say that power being the object -
the party doubt very much they would no@ bchnvo
hs mscvss power better than out Of The dsrcaes
the three candidates n this, that Frcnons -
candidate Of anti slavery party, Who are anxious -
keep up the old slavery agitation for Northern psiscian
vble the other hand Buchanan n The rspressnatve
the southern sectional slavery propaGAnAs party.
which ust ~ sectional - the Fremont party cd m
N the represent tative Of great naosal conssn-
rons mon ovrs conservative party, that proposes V
keep them both II arms length and 10 say V then,
gentlemen, neither of you sha aetatethk question a
slavery Uond checrs) We say 10 the dsnocrss,
ton Of the slavery question the only ef psvps
stps power, a. was the only mcans Of obtaining ~"
(Cheers) And say " Fremont, Tho objec q youY
party II 70 keep alive the agitation of Ne
slavery question, Tor the purpose OF cotAinin9
poser and ksiher o. you are scsasisd " this