The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08

control the government OF this scuntry, and that IA
extends iree lsbor shall be undermined and underssp
ped, until shall fall IL 70 the OF rum where hsv
fed in hs admlnsn a,on Of ses yea The ssorins mel
are with us. Who ia there that stand syainst tn
Inc poica arena for The rss time in tie history Of thu
oc.nlys h il the qusek democracy OF ise6f (voIcKs
mo no. Never-never. They sill be swept away a.
The election OF October IA election " the h day
Oh November will sweep thcm away, and lcnve tEsn
! In unfeDced desosson---
| Naked as the vulgar air.--[Appia Tae.)
There Is another policy, sensemen winch will result
nom Mis; The institutions Of ihis country and the
strengn ot TINS country 70 be determined dect
ed IN the policy Of its foreign affairs the ag3randise
ment Of the Southern section Of the contederacy
II cost war, or whatever shall cost II has boen de-
caied ny the Conference OF risera representing our
government abroad, assemble by the order the pro
sent administration, that, as II concerns Cuba, 10
Concerns islands in the Southern seas they be 30
cessary for the maintenance of this confederacy tho
power OF the government should whether right wrcre
be used 10 stze and 70 maintain these possessions the
governments owning them refuse to sell them such
price as we think proSer. have here document
known the report OF the Ostend Conference ana
to show you the opinions and declarations Of that Con-
ference as embodyng the policy proposed the Aer
to Cuba and to The refusal Of the government OF Spain TO
sell us tha, island, 1t Says
After shall offered Spain price for Cuba far be-
yond its present value
That Us, fixing it's value for ourseIves.
lit will be then time consider que ton 'Does Cuba in
and h
have the power TO do SO.
That is the policy recommended by Mr. Buchanan at
the Conference in Oatend the policy the United
States government and people 10 pursue, and which
policy was darky shade wed out in the Cincinnati plat
of la the Convention which nominated Mr.. Buchanan.
AJAX you, men, whether if elevate the presi-
dency man representing this policy and recommending
Il az the policy Of the United Sstes in our affairs aud
dealings with foreign nations how can we avert war;
how can avert the decoration of the American name?
how can avert the greatest contumely and shame
bat have fallen the name Of Free enlightened
and niegens people, in the history Of mankinoS will
| 60 a step further In speaking of Mr.. Buchanan /
male imputaron on his personal character; am
ready TO acknowledge him distinguished citizcn OF
which distinguish able men deny him nothing v oi those
good qualities; only wsh tha. he had added TO those
soca quaiits q viii which would have enabled him to
act for hmself sometimes. II he had more OF Penn
sy,vanis, end less Of ourl and the Southern States
be would lie an ADLER well q better speak
which ycu can cay in his favor which not also
ready to say with the exception nave shown. will
not initiate the example OF tho luan Governor OF Vgi
In his strccous and beasy assaults one Of the
csndidatfr sustained by the largest portion OF the in
me, however, for a single moment to compare Mr. BC.
chanan with dstiDg gus he'd statesman Of the South
southern man a. regards the policy OF the countryI
triDcs 10 day much democratic doctrines they
were in l7ea-thc same as regards internal peace
tie same as regards relations with foreign natonsS
You never heard from Jefferson any Of his school
OF politics, the declaration proclaimed in Conference OF
Snisters representing the American people, that we
want Territory and II the nation xnug do not sell
we would be justified in Wrestling II from that by
Whatever pewer can bring TO bear upon it, Why the
example OF burglar who would
take the goods because they marked high,
shows infinitely Of statesmanshp, well as more
q honor, tie doctrine Of 0slcnd Conference.
You heard any declaration or that kId proceeding
sa,ed With him in politics There Il the same contrast
between Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Buchanan regard 10
the policy o. Mr. Buss regards tho ques-
uor-Dot as TO what he thinks row but 20 what he
sbo5gLt little wfie aso-fcr other have changed
sfF taA n md Mr.
chanrn bas changed bis views cal your atter-
lion 10 what he thought little while ago. Here IL is
lated ty is tcras Ipmcb,sed for the sake Of tskng
oui thr leaf (AvoeE-A bad bargain) asked tho
that besides the bought had sold ony other
assed him how many he bad soll Of the candidate
rdlcuisc and denounced the man who rs 10 be
elected and havi friends and not being within the
c OF the censt tut and he said they had sold forty
Hsre 4 the paragraph. nom the s7sc paxe Of tho I,f
~ Mr.. basharen. Ii aIludes 10 the time when ihe
constiunonai coems snown as the Wilmot Provso vas
1roucee ~ the pone Of contention in the United States
dc says -
The constitutional democracy opposed this doctrine Of the
Wilmo PIoviso Ihe soulhern meu opposed II.
par OF them all OF them. TIE constitutional De
mociary opposed this doctrine, Hr Buchanan beng
emong the lrs 10 raise his voice in opposition 10 IL. He
lrcI 0sei basis OF settlement n nj the compromise
Inc Of ls2ciho Missouri !inc-sbould be extended n the
Pacific ocsan ma, was bis compromises HE drawn
rom East 10 wes.ftom the Mississippi river 10 he Psci
&c ocean. Now, am sure will no. 90 doing wrong T.
Mr. Bcchapsn 10 comprre bis plan Cor the settlement Of
question onsred by csding southern statesman whose
doctrines you to Gay recognise as akin to- and equally
Mr. ssrson. II lisa prsposca saa ssaemou, @ Of sse
slavery question, vhich then introduced into Con
sres. as bone o. contention. Mr.; Jsaersor settle
Nr. Bucfarau, hut rrnnue North aud South; and what
90 you mnk tlat line was, proposed by Mr. Jcflsr
vss a.hoy and sublime proposition, which does ind
nte honor TO JeGeoD, the apostle Of democracy and
dust @ Wb se Sy npon By
contamination with The party assuming TO be he democratic
ss cas- he Mississippi liver uni should reach aso
sss s s:s
Between ns. he nsliaen slavery should
isss Sss!ss p:sy 4 as 5s,s,:ss ~ !:
aer hey ads every ierrto, should be con
.ecrssd ceeson and fastened against And how DO
mans,Os from soahsr5 eo@Iissanc cor from So.hssn ..
ptile commss nor committee hch holding privi
ssss IN de ss q rsnssylvsna md = he G free states ws %
men q GO souheIn states Ne: M came frcm southern
aaa Tha, cS9 nit &c rscommesssd % he oaswss Of lie
ae sns e ers'0a % nsse ssse
should ts rsver ecrsetrs,ed That ,ir Jsf
= ss y. yYq TOE New
s % vs se c S and ~ Ses %y. ss s sS sds o rsss S
ssc 9 S.T csrsSs csSas vas dyss1 ssa 1ss
ihc thirteen States then composing tse eenfeasIcy q ne
wv sPsh WI Tsrrs scd % Ssessed sspsi inst ne
Cfcci Of cvsnctn ~gs whore slavery shoull be Tor cyr
pruhDlet as an ns'iuton REQUIRED nre votes % na,e
aiaw II received votes and JAILED becsuse Virga
and North Carolina dislsd upon = Now ask yen
Who may n cofor ng yourselves VITA The ilea i Mr. bl
chanan Nr jefferson aks democrats and profess
he Same principles 70 iook a. he complen &c ne q W
Jciefen running NoIh and South, and giving % ireeen
every thing the extent II seventeen sics aud then o'k
n the compromise Inc of Mr BE1banan running h. and
and kyug back slavery what bed been hhhrn,
Nv good men consecI ated efrcedom u yoa arc demo
eral jefferson, ock ~ the ~ Inca Jersons
line ii freedom and RuCr 81 sstvude and slavery
lcu wl allow me 70 ccnrrs Mr. Buenanan rolcs co,rs
nil ,hs ecurfc al anotr~ SOuiefu n later tines H.
GOOD Ting 10 tring ends ne haf century ogeher,
hat WIEN y lse tcmocracy q his nse cal upn1 rs 70 sup
ror tte pocg and pncpfs of such mer as Jenesu aud
4 Waelfrrtou, ans Madison fasv nem In ufa drec
| scr Yellow cfiI. NJ, there yourg born in the
ste OF eorra educated in he saie South Carolina
~ was Al rrucrd into public life troug he pub
i favor nc saie of South Carolina e was brought up
N he procession of lc served w The army OF The
United Hates With "a In sen 10 is crgansstoa aud in
| fs lD1nence and opinion Souheru Institution. That
1 was ne career o. this young lie. following
NC 10 roil,y u Jefferson wbh view 70 trsce the Inc
cYrafrr the continent, icfetsNn aniiciJ acd
ire future track Of lIe Pecise Railway len his po.