The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17
MORNING EDTIoN-FRIDAY, OCTOBER IT. 1856

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web Of nne excuses hrelngs whose personal
Sns sTs al @ IN salary Or
only because e. they are fastened TOO greedy upon
And alsseIn clearly d. precise Question which these
The Territory Of Kansss has been made victim os
ss. S order e Ores slavery Is oesaa
se al fsa sS Se sss xa
S as Ss s
simple guesOa The c,ators Of slavery have freely
kept sight But there the question stands
the freedom Of Kauss "ro Sas also the
9t e brutal and don,aeerng ogasohy witch
sarsy no Gao hesitate
"''1 aus s''s sny as
Accept thanks for the special Kindness OF your
ncson regrets that can answer ce BY .as i'm
brEPHEy BAKER ESQ. CHARLES SCMNHe
The kaineoeck Goe Club then favored the with
song. the burden Of which that they would send
wIIsoN OF Mrsachu setts, wa. introduced a.
the Tn speaker. He was greeted with fervor II.
said-M President AM Feiow Czans Of New York.
rLs gathering Of the ~eiers the of tbs ldd
son 70 day, evidences toat slight misfortune winch
turns out to be no misfortune at ALL does reprss
the fire that burns in your Dosoms The recent intsl
SONS; but Inank God that the Information tlat
comes from that glorious old Common We attn
oneers and sustains us. and that intelligence
is that PcpnsyivAnia is for freedom In America
tremendous cheering When we embarked ia tn,s
venture We did not embark TO sail over the smooth sur
face OF q summers 81 and tempests may co mo
they win .o%s-out sentlemea our duty isto man tho
haven with bravo hearts ana true spirits You have as
semoled here to-day, gentlemen to demonstrate I, the
country your de lotion to the great in which We
are all engaged In other sections OF the Uaon where
ever we 60 the question is asked. and asked With great
Un npfN Va. n
tlemen this throng here 70 day ev ieace me,
win be TO others that 10 the greatstrugso in whisn
are emil ted the Empire State viii be on tho side Of
man liberty, aud give her electoral vote for John O.
Fremont (Cneers) Slavery extension beyond the nmit
OF the States in which exists BY the force Of o,a ~g
and by the authority and OF the federal govern
ment ia the grand and Overshadowng issue OF eau
invoicing mgiuer questions concerning the present and
future country prcseDed to
derauon .ihc American people All other qussio
into utter and apsoute nsgnlucaucc besde this great
sue now presented for our consideration Now, geotle
meD in contest lise this, piaia and simple yet
grand and ogcrshafowing, hog do you intend TO give
your votcsf Arc you the side OF hum lib ,ry. are
you for tree Kansas Are yoi in favor OF prescryns
every foot Of the Territories Of the United the
laborpg men OF this Country their chdren aud tns,r
childrens children to the last moment OF
cloud cries of ..Yesn > II that be your resolution If
that your determination for d, you iltend to
votes (John U. Fremont" the unanimous aud
thasastc reply OF the assembled tho ,sandsy Mr WIson
is inc chosen ieaocr Of the coho,ts J,
berry. (Greai applause You csunot vo g fJr yoar
son Of New Yorx, NiaId fillmore He s,aads upoa a
platform hatt not MT uim his party resist
the rcnoest degree the policy OF the slave
He has lot commiued himself, by word or deed.
against the ezlcDsi m Of slavery in Kansas or la
the other Territories OF the United states Beside that
eepcn Gu, he stood upoa the platform that
bm 10 the boats loved and ju ig ap
proved II nc stood whore IN otner an better days
BIO proessec TO standne his no earthly chancs be
eectd President OF tue ted states. lie has eart1
" chan ., IN M idigmoat q cary snge etc ;toca
vo,e IN the slave Of free states OF ths ual,i. ioa
10; vote for the nominee OF the democratic party. Hs
stands upon platform that connits him, all lac Is
all 20 topcs TO be, 10 the policy of the slave pfops
| gandsts that now control the democratic party
he nitci Sacs Yes, ger ilemen the dc nocra 10 p.,
that once proesscd 70 the popular scnumea
o. he nasser 70 marcn wieh events TO Keep abreast
| sbhe sentiment that great party stands ocGre tn
country TO Gay committed fuily--unrcservedy commit.
.ed'o the policy Of permitting slavery TO Be cx.snde
s The United States, tho slavonoiiers and slave
exiepsonss desire H. Tho democratic party srAsds
fore this country to-day controlled oireciod, iei d,
The seccssionists and dsnDionius Of the South That
great party was brought into poser under tn
lead OF Thon as J,ferou, bu! has nov cast his pnu
cipts nsidc. no longer follows his ideas or tho
policy he marked out for tho country, and has en-
'hroIed Mr.. Calhoun In his place. That party
STANDS before the nation committed 20 the cxtens
OF slavery aud dissolution OF the tnicn, and the othcr
bali are mere submssionists and do1gnfaces
Now ecGtecn havo I've charges to make against toe
attic party that now AK the surs o. tho people
Of hc UI tied States In the urst place, that party Ia
hostile to the Union OF tho states that Axe peo
pc In tee third place. rcpudiates the Declaration OF 10
c2,rdence IN tie fourth pace denounoes that rec
and In the hfh place dsowns labor and tue abcrrg
man Of he country (.pplausel When Presidsat
II
in the part of the COZ nent ocyono tue Msss opl
liver t.Iriory lager than the thirteen colonies.
they raised the standard OF revolution and separated from
tie government OF Enclsnd That Territory hal been
cousccrated for ccdom and institutions for
e Trrnos, carried to The car 4, the world tue words
| "Lbcity for NIL men -overy bnio OF grass hal tac
words liberty TOR AL mcn written upon it-oscry drop
OF water that spar cd In tho sunlight gcrcd with tho
words Liberty for NIL tho children Of men, The
power demanded the right 10 enter that Territory, from
which bad been for ever excluded by the Nerouf pro-
nibtoD tfl82o. The adaints aor under the lcad cfa
native son Of Nc. England took that herags ON ibc
aroring OF this country which they had call
their osp, and In which they hopsd TO make free farms,
erect free workshops, establish irco schools. free
chrrchcs and free institutions for ALL IL took tina, Terri
Tory and held vovc Offering the foe, OF siiyo
| propisandisis Of the country rhat was a crime,
IN God tho farmers, mechanics and sborng o, tho
United states VIII never forget and mover forgive ar-
rs msn Of tho Tinted states and opened 10 the nroads
ofsavery, they gave pledge e. tho American people
that hey would 50 into that Territory aud establish those
Tho OF New England, Of New York. Of the mighty
West, went into that Territory with aims elevated As
Western World. When that people went TO the ballot
bor the Cd Of Erch 1855, ihey found those ballot
boxes the hands or vo thousand armed nvatcrs from
the State Of Missouri. Ii y we're conquered and
thrown, and IL gsature imposed upon them by those
non ,hs, Tcyriory, when a, he own homo ia rem.
sylysnia, be proclaimed to the American pcopo that
s , ~ u.ors ug'h he %s ,nmmspes me-
tho rcsoaco Of the chicf magistrate cf the United STAT
BE vas rcbukcd for hese words o was offered place,
power confidence, by the President II he would leave
kai sas, ard rcsign tho position ho hold NJ chcf magg
Of that Ter ory tu, Governor I,elcr was not ani
cud not be seduced by tho Establishments OF power He
stood by the people OF Kansas and when no ntcrposod
Tia rowcr TO rcsst tho acts Of iha, Leslstlre he sss
stricken down by the President Of the Uncd States The
whole influence ci their appointments, nu nberug moro
than tscnty were all given IN favor Of sustaining the
Missouri invasion, and the acts OF the Legislature imposed
upon that people Gentlemen Laws imposed ron the
people o tha Irrrt,ory by that legislature nhumsr un
CHRISTIAN and dcvsh. And fro tue ~
hose lawsworc passed. 10 this hour hs whole power
NJ the federal govtrnmon las been cScrtsd ~ sustain
that usurpaton AMI 10 enforce those inhuman statutes
When Congress assembled In December last, those a~s
were on the statue book OF that people. MI the frost
dent OF tho United states recommend their rersf No.
gentlemen Ho rccrrcd 10 the action OF the frcc stsfe
ncn OF that Territory only TO denouncc them, and 10
clsrcd 10 the country that those In and should
| enforced. On the saith OF January he sent
| SPECIAL message 70 Congress, message which ON
a the most profound mcn Of our country, msnbor .
| the democratic party. said TO friend OF mine th