The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09


them ~ opsn the, would ss even ~sa'
and would goo the start OF the governmsn In shs
House. Nov. fslsw- citizens, thnss are waxing 70
rdcuc that greatess man toat our sse ever prcdcos
by substituting In the place OF word Calhoun the word
crisis is coming, and upon us In tl,o yea~ isos
don't say that blows WIN be struck blood she
They win take that shape, sad they Wild sesls upon Oso
principles which viii inevitably lead 70 It, We have sho
spirit which believe We % have s what s's 70 70 81
US first by England and, contrary % the rerzcuasev
OF Virginia. forced upon US oy ihe free soil ssss OF ne
Union, who sold of I, before they became IhiIauthO
pic and which has bocorns Fart Of socsty whAa
are We 10 do9 What 10 do when are told ~
charge o the House OF YES ssd wnich s ~
rankea compound OF vll.nous isrcs tsst oende1
the nosirls OF any marths, their arst measures sin
be to abolish slavery the District Of Columbia, -
prohibit prohibit the carrying Of slave RON Georgia inas
10 laws providing tina, other s,ave State sha
ever be adopted into this Union that all the TerrtOva
Now are YOU a"ny 70 ao - Ss Tree s
your money and your blood expended for territory oas
INTO He me- ee free sol sol ssses are you gong patiently wan
ciizepe you are mot going TO do It, The people Of tha
soa'n sre mot gong 70 90 In 1900 told my friends
tledthat they 1eed not be alarmed about that
hsues would come fast as bIackberries in tho sprn
time. and stronger than had then We have th9
bsue upon as Dow and how we 10 meet itS ten
you, fellow citizens from the bottom of my heart sAak
-
Jus. to tecr The constitution of the Uaied States ample
under foot, and tsym Southern coedsracy, erey Stake ~
ohseIs) believe it as stand in the fsoe Of my Mafsri
believe II on my responsibility to you your honors4
soi.th, ard ha tae only available neans of making al
hope eBtcs,e Is t0 cut dsunder the bonds thai I've o0eA.
These are my opinions Thsy have always always been ~
opinions. 4 here BEEN dtsunion;a from the TINA
sSns IN duo dserencs T. euds Tno savs nS
mind, as much patriotism, and much good feelns
for their fellow men a. hsyeI think, say thss NE
msnt Cur friends have told TO make the issue
the others in self defence would be constrained
South will submit II Fremont be eectod Now, be
So how In the lame Of God will they come to US Pre-
rcn be elected No one State In ths Union break
up; and would not risk failure let wait nks
good soldier who reserves his re unii he The
white OF his foes eye and then lodge the ball whore
viii be fatal We havs 1e operation Of "a
soth. We must have The sympathy and the aid OF sAs
States Interested with ourselves Their support y
worth TO than tho soldiers they will send h.
Let South Carolina stand In tine language gepemaa
than ne gets orsd south c.soss
stand az On armed knight with hs lance oouched, aD4
Us sd ne o e most sosn sns
in Roman history the count OF the interview batweea
Coriolanus and his mother He had been unjusly. de-
took refuge with her enemies, and by his merit rea0heA
the command Of their armies He appeared before ths
walls Of Rome the commander OF the hostile foeoas
end reduced her to tie last extrenv. In their ageny
they sent his mother to him. She bowed her Nay
lin, by the tender "reminiscences Of hs INFANCY aaa
his childhood tie purity of his iame and the honor sr
hen embraced the breast ,ba Il had nuraed him. ana w
bursting heart said" Ny mother, you have savsA
nun who, on such sn W occasion could ssae sSs & prons
Of ambition repress the feel asd 70
sxsmpe Of rerscaal 6erosn ana seen apprscssson =
tho ne<t of oil human yrtueslovc OF the mother whe
Ire sovereignty OF state c5uli be embodied IN hun.
iorn and PROPORTIONS, ], IN imitation Of tho mother q
srd tsl owrg myssa at ieet, would mpiore hes =
me soIss ., ner past history BY the hopes Of her future
tie pride O b,s, and the h,por o tnsSinood and 10:
manhood, to rise lie giant q on the lethargy in1e
which the red devils and tso back devils have
eepcptence ard liberty, ard thereby in mercy,
rave The seyth cloud checrsl am mndsd
ing the patriotism, aud having FELT the power a
,hs eoquencs Of my disunguisned frlsnd (seu.scr
eoSpeuS me By bis s on Ss
almost feel IKE making my appeal to him. l
know his power, wherever ne may be ard | would .
God that could hear that clarion OF his -
,cna sue, heard 10 a pei sonsl issue whsa
ye be struck more successfully, aud when he cappeA
have told you very fraukiy and undi.gusecy that !
sGsyc s ne osy sSps a. % s Ss Z q ds.g &c .s
S =. ad eas,1., ar These are my opiaioas Itsy
As sensible mar, LETT for 70 take the bsss
WHAT s ~ In the frs, place, 10, mo tell yoa
' q an army iaes. - soaa ro.a ,enssI sSs
,oad no. nat sautry 11isM But wo must tahs
rshi always our private domestic relations We
cannot make the wo do lust as wo want her evssy
wo must, / repeat, take things as we ind thea.
am wiling 70 gyc tho enoorats fair ~
and when say that you Know have got no vote
hall support hun honestly and fairly and jealousy
slaQr n n n m han
knows he is dying. II he u klad man, he canne4
wound The family leolirss BY Isfasing % do So e p
he knows IN his heart that u c1nno do ore BIZ f goa
Hog iyow at i 1e case h@e win act the part q
good hearted physician 10 the democratic party, win
give them Buchanan pllls and ahcy them DO good
shall console myself Dy the reacston hat have done my
N. TlIimorc and Mr. Fremon. Vow, Mr. HIImsrs :
Irvaiey vry respectable gentleman. He made good
would desert his party AMI better Pr rasidsas
than think. But that e .he very thing dont wAnA
back lie prospects o. dsunion But take bis dscsrnss
Msi ,. Know NC,h.ns; don't care anything sec.e
,sa & sead GSss = 'se & PIT ~ seys . haa a., any c.
Ids!y cave s.ydi.ng aseS q IlrVs got - o. i..s
rshis or the south vii rurt DOM caro what he -
Now Fillmore ia free soler. He opposed 70 the ex
ailor 70 slavery n The District Of Columbia the next va
the snneyafon Of Texas which gives one STATE.
gentleman. Then there Gen. Houston. he COCA
| od fellow and that all Mr.. Fillmore Is brought Tor
ward the opponent Of the party by whom the Ns-
4 aour ccmpromFc repealed. Hs friends lay gresA
stress en- ~. having approved the fugitive slave btu
port the constitution IN addition to that he had bound
himself BY solemn pledge 10 bt party not 70 veto any
BIZ which thoy should say IN their Judgment 70 be con-
st;utcnsi. They decided that that constitutional
and he approved H. There vaa great merit In THAI
cannot vac for him. win vote fer Colonel Fccmosa
etme say he Il South Carolnan (Cros OF "Oh, no -
rNbtb about as d,batahle question where Sir JOIN
Tfarkin diet and was buried But suppose he wa .
souih Cayollnsn He has gone 70 The enemy. and
his sole recommendation " them n his treason % the
home of hs birth and the scenes OF his childhood Any
mar who n inrrrsIbo 10 those associations not TO b
trusted In addition 70 that have an irresistible snt
ureJrqueraoe prejudice agains; voting TOR frcuchman
NOW hs mo.bor WAS Ybginian. II said iho married
| nan there OF the name Of Pryor. No, she was Mn
| rryor. she marrbd somebody; don't know whom n
l wss rd Fremont though. Fremont WIS 10 fath ~
| OF ihs man; brt Fremont was not the name OF ths
1 roiher's husband. Fremont FrenchmAn, vh0
nfrcr took The oath o. allegiance 70 this goyerpmea.