The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-23

Of their ruling America Is to keep he House OF Repre-
ssn..yes " y. sisoss.ni.sd condition for two whole
upon the floor Gf the House. think yon that We would
have been two months in organizing that Houses ces
pc sti where revelation itse was staring us In the
iaces No at all. TIL far they have been tested
men txhibi ed by the lean party at Philadelphia
understand that the nominating Convention which Ia
amshd there, have determined 10 lay down platform
Of principles and for very good reason which that
days they have eeta busy ciscussiug thee platform
knocked and nothing left The council have
adopted the fifteenth article of their faith, and would
bec satisfied that language far nca,ing
Thought is made OF - suppress IDEAS daughter and
sRIs1,s Thy are esn , 10 the eo.es any
mo nc.') Is that the theory upon which any man.
In representative government lhe Gus, who does not
iDscibe his principles upon his hsDner and unurl that
banner TO the breeze, should be supported9 How
republican gtvernmtns pc carried except by decla
Ia,ion d principles How views be earned out
if the candidate does the principles he sd
vocaesY They are gong mo he nest Ai!houtA plat
to,m-vih rome ~ al-and they will os sorry f.: !.
before the coz test il o. them daughter and
chteIs.) II Iemrds me OF story told by my friend
seis'or Weller He rarrstes thai traye ling on one
the reads are very bal, and his buggy was ia mud
up to the axletrees, that he to where the
roads foIkeo Operbsps 'hsy were in worse eOnai-
was going to Winchester believe and he stopped not
knowing how to proceed. Presently lie saw boy, with
these roads 60 to Wnehetter The boy stopped his OK
cart ard replied stranger what do you ssys'' Weller
"SraI GER" fsid the boy, 'ere Of these ads 60
to Winchester (Which is the best roadr' stranger,
he as is ss rsvsS
by. lyon may take 'ege one and before you gst
hsf wsy you would wish that you had taxed t'otaer"
fLey start in the contest withoua platform, and
they gt through they viii wish that they mad taken
Of dsy-in the meG1e ct The nineteenth csntury-to
think that in free America party should be ogan-
ibis upicn, to nike war ARP upon civil ana re
ligicus liberty Who would have be iered ~
tuioD q the United states which deces that no rei
eious test whatever shall tie required any Office o.
horcr or Ireft. Who would have believed it? rbe
was made upon the CaIhoc religion because it is feeble
According 10 my recoe ction the number Of Proesant
mil listers in the United States number rs COO while the
Catholics have bur s00 sn0 the number of church
hers are about the same in pre- porfion and yet peops
are ace to believe thst there serious danger threat
tIeo 10 the hberti ct his country from tae Pope o.
Rtms Nerisve hugoter) He only occupies his tcn-
poral poser through he fundamentally OF French
bsyores and be raa awsy six or eight years ago. NOT
in the name OF common sense, now any having
any regard for truth attempt to the peope Of thr
country relieve that they are III tanger from tn
off hey 60 not end Their ways they are In much moe
danger Of The dev than this fope." Loud laughter)
Religion should Re Kept distinct from iiiics L.
pulpit and keep politics cut Of It, "a hers 6i
We may preheId danger But teilo citizens tLers
nal upon o,egnsrs, Now, il this Know Noticing
inn had f,sited IN the South there might have been
speeiousy, because ali The emigration WHICH cones
INTO this Cbicn goes to the Notts, and veiy little
70 The souih 1t goes therefore townds increasing
that whore you receive al the benefit from
The foreigner the lie first onneneed sgai-st him
We be eved, aud the South thought, thai inasma n
there we've cpIressed cf every nA,in wao desired
eek hs me in Tree country, not full I'D
,h. snd we acted upon The principles OF our fathers
n " nd hf Ctze nv
TO The .ta,s and stripes those nate born. O.oud
eteers) It WAS oD.e remarked 10 reply by Nj. Ran
dIh, that every foreigner who has taken the oath q
81 esnte to The constitution Of the United Ststos Is
citizen ny cheics white these born upon toe soil ciu
highest possible manner TO your government and your
ins nj becau they break down a the en1eariog
ties connecting ,hm wi Notwithstanding father
neither brothers and saters and cross the dep blue
for the pu,pcfe of casing their lot In midst
Mh.n ,tey have eode that s,e We 10 be told tina; 'hsy
ny honcis Ia this country
must, my friends hurry There is great deal Of
xciea in the different sections Of this UGion, gov
ut Of The passage Ct the Kansas Nebraska b and in
eccn with that alter an detirous to say tns: L.
ID usually ,unpete6 forth that DESTROYS 10 legis
ate slavery into Territories now free No such Thing
We hs,e planned ourselves the true doctrine OF the
iutoL-wbich h TO let the peo;ie Of State &C.
te nit cr themselves this questiin) Now, keow
llsdute exciten ent on his subject, and there is
f8rger 20 be feared from these people, but l have
hope in the Pr e,smsisn Of 'hs President waih
and be who raises las hama sgsirst them shalt have
.be whole force of the country to contend with
W. en- 9cu democrats OF New YORK are defeated by the
Other ariy do you 60 snd whet swords FIX your
%usn ,he ct bss '; hear
said that the pie Of the eouth want TO legs slavery
into l.Itas, you may seny 4, II is not So We only
ALL and cay that It would be urjrst tor Congress
TO ny that you should carry your goods Of any de-
Sre any VA ssperS that We Sae cs
not going into the abstract question of slavery
but slaves sIe cur property as much as any property
tuition, ard that constitution must be msintaia"d
II tie constitution is not such as can be car
ytu csnnct sgree that why let us separate, But
wLie to support the constitution, let US
invade under it. any 'gats Of the North or Of the
perart because, if tie dssnoc party successful
have DO doubt hat the question Of slavery viii be os
,i ,ben .Deosie the principle that the pso7ie Of the
dEertrt safes shall sgsate for 'hensevesi for 1t ia
But reasonable that The people Ia the remote Tefrisore
OF Kntg ard MINI tsots know better what they wait
than ,rpresen alive from these Safes tell foc
hem. sut let sectional party triumph, Us in the ease
sou,ten and VIA would se The results Just sncn
hss teen with him, in bis election of the committee
On 10 impor G. pmtiee has he placed man
ebahn With he exception ofny worthy ffsnd who
ba. efed Lei hat pirie he carried cutand re-
afe the stronger let the election be
ont-.t you inaOeurae h Standardization as would
carry OUT he views tf this sectional pary-and ask
you what Is TO re he retulY The people Of ,he souh
SIX only justice; and if do not get sf we aeto
ts Prescribed Peep ought to remain In the Unons
iCiits Of 'No.'D Now, to this avery State
SUPPOSE to ssy, States are increasing teo
re fidy FOR us, viii not aloG any more TO come
into the Unicn would YOU Of the North submit TO that
a tirge ins,antr No Now mt reverse l.. Atemptto
sIpy to The South. II you say more slave States
shall into the Union would it not be cegrating
TO us 10 submit TO suca thipgS ('Yes" and cheers
VAIN you agejrsr secoIa al election; and for tie par
poe OF waIIirg the democratic party sgaIst allowing
tnth sp evil wtn at glfat i:eonvene0ce, " the bar
hits u New Happsbre for believe that II sec
sl President be elected 1t win be e pre-
the Union duIrg the four years his Office. Gap
par IN such event city would suffer much
Ills q New Ylk. II line Is 10 bs drawn whereby
,he South il continue her ride. and North
her sioe, where will be the prosperity Of New York
luch o. The business poise and hustle which character
Ives BIT sewsynow, perhaps the greatest hoe3ughisre
WORLD would pass away; you would aod many Of
our streets, smiling with prosperity grow green
with grasf. That would be The late OF New York You
wouo suffer ;bar sny Others because you pecu
baiy camille and mechanical people Quit, there