The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25

tourists shrank into small corner Of the State the
could not carry any wesn. J. Presidential election an
- That was What the South had gained BY the re-
OF therefore who had been injured by the repeal OF tn
Missouri compromise. Everybody knew the facility
end Of the country to the other Everybody knew UU
:, now California came to be free State and how tn,
Kansas would be an exception 70 that rule Why
nave all the troubles and dissensons grown up that nov
admnis,rstor 81 your laws with the knowledge de-
rived that the laws had been violated refused to call ou
he aovea s fair voice Of the peop Of
% De senced by mara uders from the South who
e s sy the ab the movements Of the Emf
| maryland was member OF any emagrant aid society.
Weed Sc ward and men OF that stamp have seized upon
This topic Of Kansas the st prominent thing 20 bring
Their party up from sechsA al faction into something
IKE Ike a party respectable in numbers Quiet Of
the North have for NOM mt allowed themselves
70 be deluded and car ried away by the
impulses Of the moment The remedy 70 be found for
peal Of the Missouri comprenise because majority Of
tne Northern people themselves that this would not
ssnaves the Nohern ssses ,Soud not vote for
Ie restoration OF the Missoari cesn promise, because
for the agitation s ao ass per ,s les Ss Country
AVS after discussing the principles OF the Kansas
MOULD DC the policy OF Mr. Bac hanans saA Illustration,
uu aemscrale party were to cceed in the coming cleo
nos The battery OF Greytovn the ostepd Conference
anu al the gories OF the Psrus admnisA ton, would
aeseepd upon Buchauans atni ssiou. Iaughter)
no knew what Fremont wouia do, an the Ga Sc Of his
some scientific attanments-s- successful el porer--
as good horsenAn ka Carsoa-(auA hter)-
a. good man in the battle field s,Gen. Perces nan OF
twenty days experience IN thu 'enate ct the United
saies-a man known more in Wal treet than anywhere
ese daughter and more famous BY his Mariposa graut
lhsn by any grant that the people the United States
VII ever make him. Laughtere, tried man, in.
to tie orders OF his superior o.,er in time OF war
ana easniered. should be be ma o Cosn.nander.in
This picked up because wieisara H. Seward was
too long headed TO allow himself ID be nominated;
Judge Mclean honest to be Used by the men who
wanted to use him for their ya rpe5es. He was
fool the American people they ,ed three years
ago (Cres OF Never never.C Whom then did they
war, Want (crises Of Fillmore, EnInosl The speaker
ing that he was the proper man al he resent crisis
the Affairs o. the country for the ssssage OF tae people
At the coming Presidential eectic So do aid great
applause
after Nr Davis retired and anncuD,st Il TAT he had
ceiyed teegraphc despatch from tse 81 ate Council d
Massachusetts, which = nov IN sesson in Boston Tie
Fremont men, he added clam thai iksy Ia se majority,
and that the Council would endor freme He thea |
ared the despatch as follows |
To the Hon HIRAM KErunx Oh sirr~n Of the great PIT
meeting sessios New Ys~oIt thxast balS
the Fillmore men were nhsaA .he raos, Of the FrrcIt
The despatch Afterwards hsnied to the reporters
and they found to Rad as follows hich, twill se
differs somewhat fsexa the reading OF Mr. Hatch
ms
2esrox. yulr y, 1856
now IN session in New Yfes-on the est b lot r FIres
men were ahead the bog . delegates afGEaS p'Fs oS s
The reading Of the despatch wiki the most
Hon o. f. NooRg Of Ohio was then intrciDca TO She
meeting Afier remarxng upon he greatness and yros-
periy Of the CONNER al emporium. which he aou
Tor the first time addressed pubic meeting OF his ss.io
citizens, he asked 10 chat causes should this
prosperity be stirioc,edf II WIS not because tia, 1s
city vas 80 near the Atlantic o. ssn- and sMra4nced
all the natural advantages Tor great and attended
meice HE prosperity Oh tbs treat city Was lot -
owing 10 the fass .hat she the coir-percs 1 ano
OF the Emp,e state bus IL was because sha The
connecting link the Union ha, bound III soSsny togo
ther. In view a her greatE and in vex Cd ~ al con
stated tie element e. her strerg hand INF uence in
this land, hess was no. spot r the W lole land
where there should be k.her resasi PAD MAINTAIN
ing the peace and quiet Of he country and where there
shou. be displayed noer love for he 1 erican Union
ali could they have thai the electsa o. truIv con,er
vstive ticket which tia American rcar now presented
for their sunragess 20 would AK ~ Cd wing friends
athey going fa Their a-Is,s "A ,ase no mart 10
this contest He traS:ed they "a Ter yaye and
TOO great lovers Of thar country, @ had too grea, re-
thai - unia'''0''' Al A'' -
The speaker, n conclusSr', reelected tina, Fillmore
siHg candidates soud be iss al no where (appause)
sa, he S true nn1sa d q state Of Ohio would rally
success Of the American - 40 would be crowned by his
election
the meeting woud Lar ~ ,sks lie re.o,ulous when
Were g have been pS enied night trust ana that
'1e AOt"t Iswer all purposes
s snAsasa Fremont
Zoe rrso1s"h unanimously adopted; after which,
amid loud III er,ns when silence vas restored, he
500 - tally as folows:-Ie, me return you my
eaInc, sT@, IS warm reception; Clouaer' ,oaaed
s,ss,an light. at Brooklyn lie, me be continued, con
TsaS you the TACT that there no longer any e.
/ ussy abou, our cause-thsi the men who have been
49, about dark lanterns and secret associations and
- have opportunity Of attacking our principles.
~ American party said the speaker, IS the iororn
pc Of freedom; II stanis tho IRE and although Il nad
ARK days % dld those who American independence,
hui the future beamed brightly before the party, and
there wss for the iimd 70 fear. The repubt
, cans were Ike the Chinese who thought 10 brighten the
" British with great noise and they would be a. unsuc
cessfui the Ceesiiss against their great enemy
!, Applause The democratic party was without enthu.
sasIn and was fast going way d all aesh. How said
7. | tide speaker. shall "Jtems B1cxanan be eected'
! | laughter with ali the noise they may make be u
bui small cannon Renewed langhier) We will se,
some refrain 70 his memory to the tune o. kosn tne
\ bow" More laughter We intend 70 pre.erys
that Americans shall rule and that there may be no mis-
: take about T. intend that the native Americans shall
rule America He opposed 70 foreigners, he did
not desire exclude them from the national ship but be
4 would not allow them 70 be engineers he would no, al
the liberties or The country. lie had presented bill ia
Congress relation TO naturalization q foreigners, but
he had ei ths time blank leaving 70 be nlei M amer
:. wards lie was certain however that acton would
be taken upou un, aier the election then however b
!, | / 70 10 myself said he, Tor twcsty Que years
~ but u that amt accepted am wulnl
= How absurd said be- Il becomes when these foreigner
take passage and 70 out 70 Kansas 20 make laws Th'
Il Gst mail that brings the q the election Of Fremon
y would sink your property than thousand doars
- Vosce-" That ~ sofD They TAX % Kentucky gyiag
- | republican vote. Now, / know Virginia and that tn
- Americans will carry The LAY there tCheers.) Mlar
~ Fillmore may be forced 10 leave hs own state a. ina
81 best II ArstGes. forced % leave his country
- bit he will hnd open In Kentucky 20 receive him
~ Come and speak and OHIO and the West will oi ov
y, the favorie Of New York DO not recognise IN
M leaders Of the republican party who complain Of the abrc
IL gallon OF the compromise Of 1850 those VIII
~ | then made great NOSE aud STIR sEains
=, that blr 10 you not recognise Horace Greeley mo
- 10 you not recognize Raymondg mol Nor your ow
~ senator. Hale (No.) Will 50 home and TELL m
people that New York al right and when the first 81
- after the election goes down will be happy cour
y try God speed the right, and may yoa succeed
n | (Chcers)
- siwTroS w HARMS called mon, and after maxi
=. / a lew remarks- the nleefnr ahlonrnnd.