The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-06
tFof The Morning Cofnet
Dialogue, between Seward and Martin
Van Buren----New York, al Kinder
\ Ho0k-.-.Back parler.


Van buren, Il smoking, with Che
Tribune h his hand-- Sewnrd enters
Good morning Mr. Van buren,
i hope | find you well.
Voa BureHs--(astdo what Ia The
hell brings him here q)--ah, very
well thank you, ard how arc you
iSescard--My Dear Sir, have you OBJ
served what Is going on in the South
Have you seen what use those "tel.
logs " are making Of your letter. OF
yatr endorsement Of Buchanan 7 OF
sauatier Sovereignty I
Vdn BarsD--Yes 4--oh yesl4but
they can't help themselves Keitt Of
South Carolina, last fail, roared against
the Softs, and sguatter Sovereignty,
rs q mopstfous doctrine, born Of 20
iitieat cotperdice and seifsh ambition,
and swore II could not be endorsed, -
but don't you see there Is magic In
the name Of Democracy All Mr..
Seward there IL no ehance for---
,Sewavd- = Pause, one moment aside,
by heavens he must not commit him.
self my dear sir. you and ! are fully
agreed on the slavery question, we
only differ as tho proper means Of
protecting edon--.and difference Is
tspeeale dunn and tseeeaie de. II the
friends Of Freedom split, Fillmore
will be elected, and this Infamous act
Of catching negroes will DO sustained,
and whatever the South demands will
be ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wo make terms
and unite our forces Yours on John
II have been thinking 10 offer him
my place IN the Senate, that our
friends, and all the friends Of Freedom
may know that wo are above this idea
Of Democracy. Fremont--yon know,
10 Democrat, yet BIO is our can lidate,
aud John would be at once d conf.
Dental friend. What think you Z
Ours Is the Democratic Republican
party.
Pan Bsren--(asiae Is this q
bargain p Why sir, there ID reason In
what you say---I suppose you will
DO in the Cabinet Mr.. Sewarda
tseseard-Oh no. / have no aspir-
atoms
Tan Buren---aside CHATS lie)---
Mr.. Seward you cannot elect Colonel
Fremont, ] tell you sir, we are using
he South, We are making them Whip
themselves, we have forced them to
'abmit, ah sir TO submit to our terms
YOU MI. Seward arc advocating the
he right Of Congress to legislate
slavery out Of Kansas and some of
,ou have gone 40 far MS to propose to
make constitution for Kansas, you
ire fighting this battle too boldly, they |
Won't stand that, they will rebel--that
! not the way---no sir, popular
overeignty y that is the exact thing |
| will be anti. Democratic to reject II |
=" settlers rights 2 my dear sir---it |
will take, don't you see that Mr.. Keitt
.nshed pyou and | understand
his ibing--we can import few aliens
nd they will do the work, and when
Is done, Kansas will be free, and
he south will have nc reason to com
lain. Il is the Democratic platform
popular sovereignty, and | tell
'ou 49,
Seaoard -Hold--let me toll you
ir, you are mistaken--you are pres
ming that che South prefers partyto
you are wrong sir. there
yes are open, alien SURFACES kills it
f there. Do you think TINT with
few thousand aliens, you can
Erike q blow that will affect two hun
red thousand million dollars worth
( property Do you think the South
i'll submit to foreigners being carried
, Kansas to infict such blow Sir
It me tell you--
Van Bnren--Zonds sir, you don't
now what Dcmocracy--rea this sir,
see here. how my old friend, Gen.
ackson though dead is abused and vii.
led by Southern Democrats, look .
+. at what the Louisville Courier, Blu.
lanan's main support in Kentucky
vs." Jeckson vas a tyrant--never !
zev a touch of Justice and magnani-
ity," that "evea on his death bed
made himself infamous by writing
coaoardly and slanderous letter." ali,
+, here, see it, be says, "aoe believe
at history convicts Jackson Of SIAN {
ring Clay, and then conyicts him {
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