The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06
Northern ChSvalry IN n scGthern Point %
TIrou the Rish tnono Wig. June4l
--uE pR Ooppsa M TIVE REVOLUTioS

trOrl the tstch nono ing JSn~
The PROGRESS OF TIE REVOLUTION.
We Law, this morning. bssrs he pe pie o. Nrgais ard
The sou y the -esoiauons ari cssas7 - Giee % o
all parties W. desire Ihas me Ssut asru pie sbou
have tae opportunity rhs. ,-stitssnts az ex
pressed sth references = then ov fas e'h' IN o. t"e
Ncrth that they may bs the tete shs g. ldge OF the
acyaatsges and probabilities Of OF ecnsnIias Uni ed
peope
The meeting purports 10 AVE for its ooJsct The
maintenance Of the freedom OF speech. These reu-
tlsmen clam thst nemoers Of Congress nave ths
rig I. members, 70 say anything they cha'se
With impuni y, about anybody anything. Fne-e
lie lin radon whatever 20 the exercise 4 the PIT
viere. A. NJ may Witty and de'sme individuals al
l,bum- Is s his constitutional rgat. Tine Sggrisvsd
parry hes no redress suomss,on IL bis only srnsvs
This very convenient doct inc for su nou he'd dAs
tarcs but II Is vhi,h HIS No sAn;icn IN resso a. 10
Justice the manly OF resentment which AonAsee
he y som Of Q hgn spirited people IN. Sranklin laid
the this subject many yeas ago
He laid that the freedom Of speech carried With II the
fresdcm OF the cusgel. The brave ard honorable
Who hedged about ~ privileges, insults an individual
will male repsrAton or give SATISFACTION 70 tns
ussges gentlemen; but one osckgusrd .ho does the
same thing benz insensbe TO th di.ta OF honor
only be reached BY the c'whice or oudgeon.
Bu truth is, there ID question - rut the free
dom of spe .h IN the matter Mr. Brooks did not ceuy
Mr. Summers right 70 charge his uncle vi every pos
lios tisehood he only claimed tight o ehas Use
hin sor ths foai iupu,stoO The affair was nothing
than Of the thousand OF personal dihcultles
which al ysys taking place The wise men, the
ssu.t upon the very citSde OF freedom. By their e.
tavsgsnce, and OBVIOUS psrvsrsi and distortion OF
pam m..ier, they tray ths dishonesty o. .ns,, mo
their zeal 70 suSserve the cause OF political
abortion.
Trese rsu tenasn-we are wiling conceoe tha. they
are What they Slain bs-the foremost chsrsstsrs n
Ne York ct 70 b of chivalry and true
courage By their discou-es AID conduct Others
they furpsh with their idea Of man Of honor and
heroism III ee hand sd miles from the scene Of dan
ger and pre- csi ming to the sorli taa they repudi
NJ ooks coward. AMI stigmstzs the whole popu-
iasicn Of the South as "tufa1" assassns "erutes"
mrrderers, ".c"undres, !" " cowares ~. AZ. We
fees inability to aepreclse the valor Of this pro-
ceedrg W.erstn its daring msnaood consists we
uosbe to perceive In all reading Of brave
hsr io matte Ms, have eucounte-sd
dc not 70 consider willingness
degree of al 'sssntia to The attribute Of
ufsgs and II we've TO susect tie wo-dy heroes o.
New York to these tests should say thsy desi
ue the IS. prnco pie ct honor and the least particle
OF eenero manhood. To speak OF teeipg insult
one O. HEN eveT expeisncsd the sensation implied in
the phrase. Trey dead to is efects-they are
upcoI seious Of existence. That hey possess the
g-oss, brue courage o. oNoarans, or that which
vsrts &c i've from superior numbers doubt not.
Mr.. Rceges one of the fiery orators, supplies lively
ilue OF the act. 'e. all g, 70 Washington .
Re oxclsined. The valiant man had idea of going
alone Mr.. Morgan, q. from New York also fgared
or the occasion He took il upon himself to pronounce
Mr. Brooks rtlais. We do not that Mr.. Morgan is
dss'srd-ano shall not. Therefore denouuos III
one Bot if when be returns to Washington, Mr. Brooks
rha denard rerAction Of the insult satisfaction
f. it, and he shall refuse the or the otae II would
be impossible for resist the conviction that he
describing himself when speaking Of NJ. Brooks
Mr.. Calhoun AMI many other ssgscious and profound
thinkers have contendea that the Northern people
psbs Of preserving free institutions. With pcpua
ton far from Dense compared with Europe, resort to
the military is unreque occurrence among them,
eyeo a. the present time Their breed OF noble Is
well RICH extinct. All their really great Of tae
luton bred up under slave Institutions for at tina.
time slavery existed in all the colon es Their greatest
ofAter days Webster. He destitute Of moral
courage and his whole character vas dsfgarsd BY g-
noble stains.
OF The present neutrality-suspicious. Mr. Fillmore and
Mr. nthrop neither Of whom Ia mingled in this wordy
foray ssans lie south-the pu bic are mere dema
g suss-shaow pro ter osrs-f only for the stock job
trg department Of politics. Under me lead Of cantny
hypocries, hey afec. mighty degree Of piety, and
slaves whom their pirstical ancestors kidnapped and
brought TO this country and sold to Southern planters
Probably il he bottom Of their hesrsr were searched It
the present race Of Africans that they might have the
opportunity 0. supplying their plsce, ~ resumng the
money in former times. They however as represented
by the elite Of New York claim to he the only at people
TO upsold free sovernnent and manage the affairs OF
republic The only evidence have Of their fitness is their
late and suhve-t legal government
of Kansas BY mob Of craven fanatics who, after defy
to their he els and their recsnt props son through the
columns Of the Tribune, TO send bind Of DULLES to
xsshins.en to ever,*. Congress, which proposition
incinde 81, and loudly appiauded BY the mesting Of
honorable and courageous gentlemen Of Nav York.
Union square. Fifth avenue and Wall street have by
con ner ding force, put . ball in motion, which may
cause their palaces 10 topple and cannot be stopped
easily as Il was started.
The fur NEST part OF the imposing exhibition was the
allure Of the effort TO conceal It's real character by keep
rg the ayo~ed abotionists muzzled and out Of view.
But OLD Beecher hand and to the horror OF the
pretended conservatives, appropriately closed the pro-
ceedings.
The George Law men are getting up convention to
roeetat New York the 18th inst. Their programme
Is proclaimed from Albany, is ultra ABOLITION. The h.
RAID. from shame, II may be- ~ such development
rom it's Msgpus Apollo intimses that it % devise to
take the wind out Of the rails Of Seward Co., Who meet
in convention a. Philadsphia The 18th. olive Oak
George retires from the lists IN persoo and oay aspres
10 be for the present War wick, the King msssr.o Hs
expects TO nominate on The 18th waom the
bigger worshiope-s viii be compelled TO ac,eot on the
18th. Father . slabby cone-ot, considering what q
great "Live Oak George is, and how many
tquducts, railrosos, stead BOATS platforms, 81, he
nas bIAls
A Sighting cock! "oId Joe hoxis' was the only
speaker at the New York meeting did not Indulge IN
ps abuse We iner from that circomsaoc that
DID Joe Citing coch We see he proposes T. ass his
,arodates bat Two qlestiors: "Csn yon fght!p win
you fght' We presume, from the favorable opinion we
have OF Old joe that be does rot such yhtng
Wilson'S bu. his idea Is such viii rec,g
wE CEN and and give salts ACTION fog Insults If hs will
epd such there viii ba snail occasion for the ess-
,ise OF thsr 1htg talents for brave and honorAoie
ren differ without i1du ging i1 ins0its.
Costa fica Accounts
The following Is stion rom Saa Jose COSTA
cs paper, received in Washington by ae lac arrival
rom Contra America They present tho accounts id
verse to The Mica statements Of late events-
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