The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

| / would therefore FRO. ism with trumpet voice
Il were able, that to tn = Congress we must look
he does NOT vote for the N who will vote for the
constitution adopted at Topeka, votes or tne slave con
want every man to fix his eve u this event. and
| in view of this great coming contes want every mar
to be faithful to his duty in the p emlses; Wnea ina
issue comes up every man ought to peet ana De pre-
pared for it, II is the issue whether kansa; shall cone
under the Topeka constitution unl er slave consu
utiou dher with some OF my friends as % .ne pi'i IN
iroduced In the Senate by Mr. Toombs. thought AND
lhink stu that would bring up the ques ton OF sag.
constitution before the House Of Represen atyes Tha
question must come up any how. lit is ot brouehtsir
by Mr. Toombs' bill, will be brought up theirown
action and by the steps they will take PIE ent slave
constitution, pretended be the choice Of Kansas
When that question comes up some viii be 70 the one
be foul men who will be for throwing both ude aud
will try TO find out middle course and ace the
decision Of the great and impor ant issue hop they
may not succeed hope my predictions relative 70 TINS
contest may be verified, and that the issue u pc
brought up square and fair and that every man w. t9
win not be staved or have to say the 1b-
jec than to warn every man to be careful to select e.
presenatives to the next Congress with view 10 th vs.
question. But this is dgresson Look and the
other remaining acts in this drama They are first, the
invasion from Missouri and the violent controlling of the
elections. Then the votes will be for roslavery
stituton This pro.slavery constitution will then be
the resuA You will see what say verified am ther
shape your course accordingly Now. what ishe remedy
the State OF Kansas is Interested in these thingsf
DO you think that all these acts oppression and violence
OF American citizens is for Kansas only and affects her
aloneS fany man so thinks he is under Take
he map OF kansaslook at the territories extending to
tie Rocky Mountains. There you will territory
enough for State six times larger than Pennsylvania Ii
you cannot Kansas how you the State
to her, and then the next and then the nexteach one
more and out of your reach Is evident that IL
lose Kansas lose all the intervening States the
Pacific ocean, When you have lost Kansas, and when
Texas parceed out into slave States who say how
much Of New Mexico will main ree9 All will be lost
for the great North and there territory enough
half dozen States, which will all be lost the North
The Northern States may be said to be like tub overflow
ing wi water, which is streaming up. The overflow
ing stream Of population streams off to the West Hisa
constant stream pouring out Its waters westward II sa
new State in the VIZ ST every aye or six wears Now who
there can deny that slave labor free labor cannot
Where she enc Is there the other cannot be-
eroes, you shut it of to free white labor you
forbid the emigration of the free white man
to that portion of the West-you close up to him. you
turn back The human tide upon the North you deny that
land to the laborng white man. and you devote excr
This Is most important question for you 1t is grea,
question: and its importance touches every man who
well as the highest kind Of labora interested th,
question. Every man, in short who earns his liveli
and abiding interest in this question. (Appause)
Suppose that the Indian and Territories had
The Free labor would have sunk under Se
pressure Of slave labor This Ia not matter OF argument
isa matter q fact The theory has been demonstrated
10 Ireland 10 China and in other parts Of the world aud
the result has always been the When you refuse
Tree labor an opening in the West territories you
refuse US an opportunity to better condition, and
throw back the tide Of emigration which Is setting
towards the West. Suppose this tide OF emigration Is
suddenly checked your cities become chokei up-wages
crime the inevitable results (Appause This con
cluson is not probt matcal It has been demonstrated
again and again. Look reand-there the supply OF
labor has exceeded The demaad until w4es have be
ceives FIVE FIX pounds for a years toll.
voIr-Ten Cent jimmy. "a laugh)
Mr. RkrrER-l did net ht ar the remark OF friend.
NASr voics-Ten Cent Jimmy daughter and ap.
ilause)
Mr.. RnrER-I was saying that in Ireland years Ia
Tor was only worth i've nr Elk pornds. Dont see
he causef Is the same cause that s acting against Us
Is remedy s found In imm alton, which Gepete the po
uaiion and brings labor up Its proper standard In
ireland there has been .or years immense struggle be
tween the aborer and the capitalist until the aborer has
ecome nearly slave and the capitalist nearly his
er Go new and the ranks Of labor depleted by i'm.
migration ard you shall find the aborer receive the due
cwsfd Of bis toll (Applause) Goto China. There the
tystem Is complete. fhs people have never had the
prt OF Immigration, and the population has been piled
up great until II has become s,eeptd IN sno
ratoe and poverty. They are much reduced that
tie West Indian Islands. II all the Western country
doomed to similar iseY Slavery bad enough In ITSELF
but in the South Is worse than any where else and ros
seeks to grasp this Western Territory, that may be
wasted ana abused. For II Is well known fact that
throughout ihe South the institution OF slavery has caused
line ten,hs OF the soil TO be wasted and abused cloud
sIplause) This copous question: full Instruction
y The political economist. On is settlement, depends
THIS contest between the negro aborer and the white
aborer, Every aborrg man at the north should
are fighting his battles, and that we have
right TO be there: (Appausc) This Is, in fact,
question between white men and nissers we all oos
read (Ihecrs There are few men whose hair Is so
gray that they 90 no, hope to live to the iron horse
carrying The riches OF the East 10 enrich the cities OF tho
Wet and bringing the wealth Of China aud the Indies
improve the trade and commerce Of the North Now,
tel me the Territory OF Kansas and that behind should
be consigned 10 slavery low will this railroad be
lpshedf (Many yoces--siScver" But II you make
tbs Territory free, introducing schools and aicm
nd churches and all the institutions Of the great
North, you sha soon the great Pacific railroad fol-
lowing elt sc uron their track cloud applause If all
this great territory be oonsecratcd freedom may
expect 10 see he raj read completed In nftetn years.
lRenewed arpause) But Il Is given over
&c fouLd true enough. In "a political point OF view
the question presents many important considerations.
including Six eight States with Senator's fso
each state giving to The South the pcponderance 10 Con-
greSs, when may we expect TO get back (Cries Of
"Never.) Yts will be out fthe power OF tho unI.
ted North 10 get back s prepondcrance. The South will
sbed and revolution Then we shall have The slave trade
fcopt ned and tho land douged with servle labor taking
.he bread rom the mouth Of every lsborng man Then
We shi have laws allowing to slsvenoders the right OF
transit through the nee States. Then viii be hastencd
,he day when Senator Tcobs sha make god his boast
snd call The ro Of his slaves under the shade of Bunker
mi (Hsses and cries Of "No" "Non "Never.')
You say .'never;' the man that says 'never" ough,
TO DC ready 20 do never Cheers Faith a very good
ihrg, but faith without works don't amount TO much.
daughter and applause) The pro.slavcry men have
| NHfmtDttu tLeir Woik III unc anu yO1 enOuli 90 50
ikcwse. want every say never, aud do never,
until the work is accompl he'd You must set to work in
tine You must not wait for Il to come but must fore
shallow " In advance Prevention IL better than cure.
have seen men from the North whose acts could be
planned upon other hypothesis than that they
ready 10 vote fer the spread Of slavery all the North.
have men in Congress whose could not be
cxpantd In any other than that they ready
10 vote for the rentroducton of slaves In your midst
DID not believe this once but cannot explain the of
these men N any ether wey There are men in your midst
who would be ready 10 vote for the introduction slavery
"yes," /" and that's true) Every must be his
guard. (Arpsuse) But am occupying too much tne,
(cres o 90 on, - and will pass 10 aloher view Of the
sthject Who Is responsible Tor the state OF thngi 10
KsnsasS
a voicr-1he President and the democratic party.
(Hvses
Mr.. RErrR-0urage after outrage IL committed Tho
strong of The law which should be the shield OF the
eope, one q the insti uments Of oppression. or