New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

40 =. c,.,A We Inherited confidence and alfrctios
,oy.,d en- Sor, bern brethren and with these our po
tical rsni,stcs snd profound reverence for poti
cal auiAois all s eISf l. he needfni DISCUSSION o.
ticn 81 h ur:on, Which can only be unwhole-ome
Wien il ocases equally 90 affect he conduct u all the
great parties 10 that sacred compact. Al hesc uher-
taroCs have CIR a,ed Influences upon political CON
duct which sre rather 10 be deporcd than condeused
must thst at last tese Influences about 10 cease-
tust 50 because, If We have inherited the cemoralz
aton OF slavtry we have also attained the virtue ~
Gu!'d Tor emancipation. II we have inherited
pr'Judces ot caste, have also risen 10 the
knoweCgs that political safety s dependent on the
rendering OF equal and exact justice 10 all men And
II We lave suffered cur love for e Union to be abu.ei
so Is TO make Is tolerate the evils that more than si
ohts, endSnger H. we have disccrncd that great error
at asst i We should SEE a citizen who had erected
noble edhce ST down inaciyely in its halls avoiding
all duty and enterprise. lest he hi gh provoke enemies
to pun it down over Lis head or one who had built
msjesc vessel moor /; 10 the wharf through fear that
lie might peradN eniuIe run Il upon the rocks We
should ccrden his atuiiy and folly. We have learned
AZ last that tie American people labor not only under
the responsibility of prtser, ing this Cnion but aso
under tie responsibility of making subs, rye the .d
,anCtuent Of Jus;ce and Humanity, and that neglect
Of tbs last responsibility involves the chief peril ID
which the Union itself Is exposed.
she'll waste little time ON the newlyn, ented apo-
octs for continued Generalization The question now
TO he decided is whether saNeholding class es
cusvely shall govern America. or whether u shah
only bear d, idod sway with non slayeholdlng citizens
Ii concerns all persons equally, whether they are
Pr,testsnts Cahoii,s na;iNo-born or exotic czens
And therefore II seems TO me that WIS no tme or
t,'sls of strength between the natiye-born and the
adopted freeman. between any two branches OF one
con non Tristan brotherhood.
A. little shall dwell merely personal patialities
prjudces affecting the candidates for public Gu,ts
Each hty pei onates the cause he represents BE-
yond a doubt Nj. Buchanan is faithful to the slave
holding clnss Mr. Fillmore vaella'es between It
and IT, cprorcuts. know NJ. Fremont well. and
l., IL. l.. l,itt.s .x4r
6rv genius and uuQu, Stionsble sincerity OF purpo-c
III unusual modtsty. am sure that you viii admit
hat he is a true representative OF tie Cause oi
Fl, Cdom.
D.csrding sectonslism, and loving my country and
ali lis parts and bearing an affection even 10 the slave
holding class none the less sincere because rcpcs
ne, cordially adopt the motto which II too often
lsngs out To deiude Us. know no Norh, TO south,
10 Fast. and no West for know that he who would
ol,r acceptable sacrifice in the present crisis must
C,DloIm HIN self 10 the divine Instructions that neither
ia this mountain yet at Jerusalem shall we worship
tie Father. but the hour ooueih and is when the
tine woishpers shall worship the Father in spirit and
in Truth.
Last Of all stop not 10 argue with those who derry
agitation ana .Ato ryatisn, not knowing that
com cry aiism is of two knds that one which yielding
To- Cowardly fear OF present neon, enience or danger
covers even political lep'osy with protecting folds and
that other and better constr atism that heals IN order
that the body of the commonwealth may be heaithiu
aud immortal. =,
Fellow citizens, | am aware that have spoken with
SERIOUSNESS amounting TO solemnty. do not INFER
II, m thence that ! despondent or distrustful OF
pr, sent triumph and Ultimate regeneration IL has re-
aur,d strong pressure upon the man spring Of the
rubhc virtue to awuk,n its elasticity Such pressure
has reached the centre OF the spring at last. They who
have Tcckoncd that its elasticity was lost are now DIS
covering their profound istake. The People OF the
United Stat, have daliod long with the acactus, and
foat,d careessy the calm that reflect summer
skies but they have not lost their preference for their
changeess heur de lis, aud they consdt no oth@
guidance in their over the waters than that OF
ih' own bright, particular and constant star, the hsr-
bi, r.r al Ii 1erty