The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04


mocrscy Is nothing bm the old nulhdcauou story II
they desire 70 try ths question amer Fremonts election
ally wen who the dsunioniss and whether tho
minority Is TO rule the majority. We viii peril 1.-Two,
s
which Is novel in this campaign An advertisement
announced thai Senator Bgler woad address the friends
Of "BuchaDan, Brecknrdge and free Kansas"
thought If could only meet my friend BgIer, would
ak hm 70 talk to me Of yrtuoas prostitution any
other such likely subject Free Kansas and Buchanan
Qaughter) When slavery goes into any Territory
white labor must 80 out for tho two cannot exist TO-
1he Hon. Arson Burlingame arrived :. this moment
and the meeting was, for some time excited for Gov
Hamhn 10 continue. Silence being at length restored he
worked himself up by bis own exerons he has abored
with his own hands; he is worthy Of the support
this smpsisn, and may God and the right s,sist You
the press rvaon Of liberty and Independence aad may
Ptnnsy ana join with u IN the far East In declaring
that Jesses choice 10 our choice.
Governor Hamn retired amidst long continued cheers
The PkEslDEsr then announced the Hon. Arson Bur
ingame. II was some time before silence could be re
stored. When that was effected, Mr.. BURIINGAMs pro
Fellow citizens OF Iancasser-I am here 70 speak for
liberty and peace. Our fathers when they mad con
bending tex, Of the constusion. II We ourseye, do no,
enjoy this liberty 1t Is not the fault OF fahers of
our laws nor Of anything else than ourselves is our
fault II II people Of this country faithful they
will preserve the spirit of our laws and we would
have good government, We must spend time and money
been employed in BUILDING railroads and ships curbing
the ocean, establishing commerce and manufactures, the
session Of The government during sixt5 Years. Toy
have made war; peace, tariffs, tree trade, for and
without US. In one way or the o.her they have sus-
tared their own interest This inter est partly pecu-
MARY and partly POLITICAL but the political power
welded by few alone. This email party COZ tros thu
united unit against the Nerih, succeeded in di
vidpg rs Did cur fathers make the constitution
for little band Of Southern No. the found
IL q nat
referred TO- and haa been for the efforts OF
South in sustaining and extending their peculiar nsta
ton would have known from the constitution that
existed We have not even the rign, Sfree speech ia
thcse States To morrow General Floyd win address the
merchants Of New York from the steps OF her Exchange
Can Northern go South and address the
there in defence Of their principess No. They
tails You lose But now that we are determined to assert
our right to say something in the government they
out they not submit Not SUBMIT tell you, the peo
pie Of the Union shall rise in their mighty power they
dare resist the will Of the people, and shall subugate
them to liberty and the Union. Our rights have been
uampled upon and denied in Kansas, and the Executive
has been arrayed against order and reoe The PEG
pie Of this country slow to move but when they
how South is multiplying aggression they will unite
as one man in curling the sppressor How have they
tbtaned ths power over uss will tell you. When we
in the North have been toing and working, they have
studied politics a. procession they have kept their
asleep whilst the plot ,hickensd around u.s. Hare,
leave politics alone The son bends ali the powers o
his mind and will 10 the acquisition OF wealth, and VIII
dellars hundred years OLA be goes to
Congress. Then some fierce OF Arkansas, or fire
eater CT South Carolina fghtens him by declaring he'll
drive everything into immortal smash and the poor
frightened fellow submits Then the Souherner tells his
erds at home that this co1ghgace the only Northern
gentleman be met IN Congress Blu: the South despises
such heart. Lock at Franklin Pierce; faithfully
hse be served Them and what has he
81 their LaI dsy And his home ward, is he re-
ceived with any demonstrations of respect this Presi
dent, who the choice OF almost the entire peopcY
Daniel Webster and Sas Wright wero not sound on
he Slipu az mt ba IA taa
tools thu slave power and 30 they reached the Pre-
sidency Butnow he entire North aroused against this
10 Congress good men and true, and with lner aid
have FAMED three glorious victories Three times
sirccs Gown the nuliders banner. The first victory
when elected Speaker Bauks the bobbin boy or
Massachusetts, The South said he would take hts
throt ii lace of bowie knives pistol mouths. But
what have teenY Why but lately he addressed the
'tmbed merchant princes OF tae great Empire City,
from that Ratio OF her poxer-ihc Excbarge-this poor
factory boy, this self made man and we nave had n
speaker Who Ills the chair ,h greater dignity any
since dsy OF Cay. viii you gain greater victo
res Than these nexi october and November framul-
tlous cries Of I'VE WILL We wl.') II Is not tue
question, .ha slavery be sboshe ed but sh. liberty be
yresrveef Fremont be elected ard the secessoniss
care oppose him, they viii Ind as ready to stand By
him. We Will meet ,htm they arc 10 be foune.
Gains the Candidates for the frc:iiency. Mr.. Ri
chansn was nominated by tie democracy; ba;
ing him an old isdels1ss 7 Some years sSo,
pubic holiday in old vgtla they 90, hold OF
Revolutionary solder, and a. such soldiers Invariably
receive much retp,ct he escorted round the yn
with banners waving drums beating and forth. Bet
when great fuss had been made about him durir
tine, they tkCrght they would ask lin 10 what battle II
the Ecvoiuttn he fouth and the ola mas replei co.
the SIDE of The Br.tisb'At lorktovn.p This IL ~ tn
portion OF Mr. .chapan with regard 10 tns d.m scras
party. With Colonel Fremont all the sgas 0f sue
oess Tie great commercial press Of the Uaon hea1oi
BY the Nav York Herald u for us public opinion "a Tsr
the South with Much depends Pcnnsy wanna:
she l. tie Keystone in this struggle, aud rejoice 10 SOC
that democrats wings the old friends and followers OF
the Palan, Clay, and americans are all uniting TO strike
one more blow for liberty
Mr. BcKnseAmr concluded amids, pcrfec, uproar Of
applause and the PRssDHAT announced that there woui
be an evening meeting at Fulton Hail The crowd ihe
slowly dispersed.
EVENING MEETING.
Fulton Hail. which will seat some twelve huaired PEG
pic, orammed TO It's utmost capacity halfpss.
O'Clock. The Hon. Mr.. wlnot to have been present
but sickness prevented him fulfilling the engagement
Nothing would satisfy the crowd but the appearance Of
Mr.. BrnHcAsK, who, accordingly, again broughio
amidst increased enthusiasm. He said that he had lately
been amongst the Allegheny mcuntalns but amids, al
their magnihcence he had no, grand objec,
Charles supner. There men, rather beings with
The temblanoe Of men, VINO go about The country declar
Ing that Charles Sumner 10 MOI hurt, stated but that
be IL merely playing "possum.n They lie and ihey
know H. Forgive me, fellow citizens SAID the speaker
for using this language. feel Bcensed agans. who
thus niure the nobest and purest champion Of eeiJn
The republican party DOS NOT wish 10 Interfere
lie internal government so;ia institutions OF
The slave States bot merely 10 place around them
Gordon OF free States. Thea this horrible sys.
tenn will die o. hamilton, or, like the scoruoa
seeing means Of escape, sting se1 10 death Taese
Shareholders the State Of Pennsy vania $50 600 0Oc
ana they threaten that your merchants do not vote ,r
bc candidate they VII not pay their debt Their State
stocks nearly down 70 zero, whilst those OF the free
States are continually sing up Ths south has nothinz
In railroads, nothing In stocks Gov Wise charge tae
poverty Virginia the innate iaxness OF the people
that no. the cause bu. The bill ing ssvcry system Is
North Carolnan charged on the lrst families OF yu.
gina that they lived ball the year oysters and the
other half on past recoiectoas During the last war
South Carolina could not defend herself and II va n
Northern bact smith, Greene who went ana fought the
enemy tor her That OF thunder sff Ket taxed III
The Palmetto reg mcnt ssisntry in the Mexican war
when he SAID, the free ,e vi could not stand
TIE IRE. Tel you hst Mr., Keus premises had con.
Huent small pc1, thsre would be fear OF his oorolu
SONS ca.salng a. In the las, with England tns
south away from Washington and LETT II 70 tbs enc
my because, said they their slaves would In their
absente What could the South do In the way Of sece.
sion and war; Where could they get army chest sr
Whero thelr