New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17
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n lsson that will last bem in all future time thst ne
intelligent freemeD CT this country are 9een. O
Govern Themselves IGTeat applauseI. our nerves
20 M, only better of, 20 physical comfort 'han
ohio rec la6orers but their moral condition Il htter
ICTest laughter. Not permitted to read ana wnte,
,oyoen sent 10 The penitentsry, IN Virginia Tor
H.. dots Tor teaching little c,ored child 10 read
a. Id PRAYER And yet se told by this good
democratic authority that the morals OF the saves
are better than the morals OF the iree iaoGr-
nm Who were taught in your Common Schools,
- ,Orship God in your temples, who listen to lee
,rr(s AZ your yceums, that TIL your whole land,
read me productions Of nc authors Of both the Old
80 NV Worlds and who study carefully the writings
e The mighty minis of the past and the present that
49, contributed so much 10 tie culture of the human
intellect lApplwsel Nature has made the weak in
mud ard body slaves What think ye1 Of that doc
democracy r. this IF man be weak in body and
mini iust snd equal laws should extend their protec
hon over him. Laws are made to protect the weak
snd not tte powerful. My Democracy teaches me
aud walks upon His earth, s man and
brother whom God made and for whom Christ died
iGreat sppausel- Let Us rebuke sentiments such IA
those contained in the extracts have read; let Us
scorn the men who utter them and let us maintain
the doctrine that the weak in mind and body are to be
protected by ,ust, equal and humane law Applause
and cries OF We will do 1t. Men are not entitled
TO equal rights TLet IL Democratic doctrine
"A Voice" No, Sir Buchanan Democracy, |
mean. Thomas Jefferson said in one OF the last letters
he wrote thot The world bad discovered that the
masses not born with saddles on their backs and
q few booted and spuned TO nde them 10y the grace
Of God. That wGs Democracy thirty years ago. II
"wOuld he far the truth 70 say that some were
"born with saddles on their backs, and Others booted
"and spured TO ride them and the riding doe them
good" "Thcy need the reins, the bit and thespur
Ifthcre il Democrat here to-day, Buchanan Demo-
crat, wish 10 ask him, Do you 90 with Jefferson,
who says that the masses are not born VITA saddles on
their backs a few booted and spuned to ride them
If you think The riding docs you good, vote for Mr.
Buchanan. Yes. gentlemen, they need the " relns,
biz and spur" If there be freeman here to-day
who needs the rens bit and spur let him vote for
the party that sustains that dootrneet him vote for
james Buchanan.
The Declaration Of Independence e1uber4n'S ia' and
fallacious.'
Some of you. ecnilomen. viii remember the descrip-
ton given of Virginia by Gov. Wise He told us that
commerce had spread it, sails and sailed away from VIZ
ginia that she had no manuiactures-not enough to
cothe her slaves-and that they only had agriculture
and such agriculture Her sedge-paches VutsbiDe the
SUI and instead of feeding cattle upon thousand hills
they had TO chase a stump-ailcd steer through the
sedge patches TO get tough beef steak Laughterl
Howson in his History of Virginia, says that in 1870
there were 6S3 0O0 persons in Virginia that could not
read or write. The Richmond Enquirer says they
could have wealth AID manufactures If they donly
take what follows in their tram. | read an extract
here TO show the estimation in which persOns engaged
in manufactures, commerce and the mechanic arts are
held in the Old Dominion:
We would not have your Ioh Tues eenoa b9s'cs and
midst for all the westh of Orna- and Ind
1--WE would not exchange situation for the countless
eo~S2y sdisf sonsasl cniious nGdc asaran snd reyo
utionsry ediice of free society"
Thery Slave Extcnsonists would have none of these
influences. They raise their q, 900 and 80, women
and children TO sell annually, winch brings them
from sl goo 600 To- $50 010 co., and they content
l will, in this connection read another extract from
Alabama paper having relation to the subject of
Free Society:
"Frce Society We sckcn at the Whatis +, bat
cougomaiiono Of greasy mechanics, filthy operaves small
listed farmers I" &c.
GREASY mechanics filthy operatives and small listed
farmers Of New-Yoik, what do yen think of this
free society Of which you make considerable part
But tits paper says that all the Northern, AMI es-
"pecially the New England States, devoid Of sOci
"ety fitted for n webred gentleman, and that the
"pTev aing class viii h meets is that of mechanics
struggling TO be genteol It's great crino for you,
gentlemen, to struggle to be gen,ecl greasy
met haric struggle in the American Republic to be
gentleman. What oifcnsc! Society at the
North j. composed of small farmers who do their
Gown drudgery''-that i great ohensc-" aud who
are hardly tit for association with Southern gentle
mans bo1y servant Farmers, what think you OF
this doctrine, that you are hardly tit for asso-
citation with a Southern genlclnan's negro slave! II
you ike the doctrine, vote for James BuchahSn.
You will remember that an Irish waite, was murdered
in Washington 10y Mr. Herbert member of Consrcs.
f oln California. resolution of inquiry was moved
in thc House of Representatives and every member of
the Democratic party with two exceptions and all thc
South Americans with one exception, think, voted
against making any inquiry into the matter Way
they thought ii only one of the privileged class
killing meniNl. DID You ever hear of one OF the
say,holdng class imprisoned executed for taking
the life Of O mental Cries of "No. The poor
whites are held at the South by the Slavery propagan-
dists 10 be far below their own body servants The
Charleston Standard says i'll regard to the murder;
"IfwHI1r accept the offices of mcnials it should be
peced that they will do with appreciation OF their Tca
lion society and the disposition quietly to encounter both
posse
That's, If white men winperform honest labor which
the owner of slaves looks upon as menlal thGy must
submit be insued by word and act. We viii teach
these men, however, that VIC live IN section oi coun
try where the poor aboring man engaged III an honest
ceiling cannot be insulted by word or bio" WIN irpu
niiy iApplausc They shall hot extend into the
tolics system that dshonos The free ia Dol oi the
country. Tie A'ad0ma Md1sayS:
tits getting tine that waters liz NOrtl convinced
that they s,ryaIts and not gentlemen in Disguise
II YOU like these Observation-Disclosures that 10 the
better DAYS of the Republic would have blasted the
reuutation of any who uttered thent-it you IKE
the doctrines OF men that are STRIVING te extend slavery
into the Territories OF the United States why vote ir
the Cincinnati platform and James Bncnsnsn' IL yos
abh0r these doctrines for the Philadelphia plat
tonn AMI John {. Fremont emit unastc appltuSel,
the representative of the true Democracy oi tne c'"n
,yy Now, gentlemen, IT is because we abhoE al
theac doctrines-becRusc We have resolved thai
Slavery shall not he extended over another inch
Of the territory of TIE United States Is because "e
have resolved to maintain the union "i these StaieS
the Declaration of Independence, aud that irce s"cl'E
ta he%s,~ section o the mon, and II i because
uphold free labor and Jhc doctrine that the aboer
is worthy OF his hiTc-t is because believe these
doctrines that we have organized new party which
embraces in lis ranks the tur Democracy Ui the ldnd,
and which has nominated John {. Fremont a. the eN-
poneIa OF It's d,as. Three hearty cheers wee here
gwen ion Fremont. Col. Fremont has served the
D'iN with enl.,ni ability. His - a historic name
tc known to-day in the'DA World among Ms calii-
ed intellect, Than either OF his poili cBl oppo-
H. lAwla>,. Do Nou suppOs' the men
neelcd witi tie leaned socieilc- know
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