The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
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l. that Was part Of the with the provisions ofthc
/ necessary 10 be engrsr original biI and therefore
m the xas snnDs sdA a upon n VIZ he suss
., they propose now N that bl--the very feature
necessary They' 70 repoaiaie and resist with arms
esuOn for then sas the people snaii esisate this
ess, which 1edves without the intervention Of Con-
ss,jao sS but saas.tsr 50 sreguy l, the
cause sshat could be engrsfted upon the bull and
dissol oReose that which they themselves Wiling
lim 70 me Union rather than sab init 10 they pro-
mt .ns< sbolissonist. wish 70 God that these
.sascn had istsned to mo little sooner than they
.. wish the eyes Of the South had been opened
s bat day a. they are now wish the question could
b. discussed before the people msed into this dan
gcrous vortex by wtlch they are 70 be overwhelmed
Ry1ronAyroS OF TIE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
They talked to you about the restriction Of the
Missouri compromise. Who rs in favor Of restor
ing 1T Why it does not follo~ ,ha. .persoa
who was opposed " the repeal OF the Missouri
compromise would now be in favor OF restoring
ii. lam mot in favor Of restoring IT. because would
The South win ask Cor she has not the enrontery
10 ask for IL. The North, believe me- have not the
Sesknsss to grant y 2 !op They know TOO we'd what
broken down the barter and that invited them to
ONE within SO deg 80 min with their free labor, while
10 slave state, how long do you expect TO
hold it? You DO not expect 70 bold as slave State
,unDDg in there nom the North with their seven hun
dred thousand surplus population and half million
year or thereabouts pouring IN from foreign COUNTRIES
adopt constitution and abolieh slavery And what will
you have to say to your representatives, for breaking
danger Of its restoration; but you may expect
that when you put such weapon into the
bands Of that parry, they WI use Il 10 the
best advantage. arr they are going TO use IT,
ME-. BorTs HAS NOT fecLARED FOR FREMONT.
Now, has been said that have proclaimed myself in
favor OF Fremont All can say s, that Is al infamous
and alseho0d who has said it, have
said such thing On the contrary have said that Of
all the Wild chmercal experiments that have made
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the worst have said and say now that he has not
single qualification earth Tor The Presidency lhave
said that considered him and Buchanan sectional
canuidses and that danger the other;
and have svowed my purpose TO vote for neither. II
the question submitted me, and the last casting
vote left with me, would say Gentlemen, viii
vote for neither. do not believe in sther would say,
as have said already, viii vote Tor tuat man who Will
administer the the whole Union. Cheers
But have been guilty OF another act OF treason have
said that II Fremont elected II would dissolve
Fremont or his party, or Buchanan or his party win not
do something that will justify dissolution OF the
union' sus ! do say say-and ] would like :, 70
place and eainssy i,--thst the election OF any man
consttutionay by the people that the election Of any
States their President Is not OF se Just ground for
dissolution Of this Union (Cheers Now, how many are
there in this hall who are willing 70 see .hs Union dis
jory Of the legal Of the Uuised Sate, until he
they shail do something to justify ask all WHO
in favor Of TO rise No one rose am happy TO see
Il OF are in Of It. and TIA. all traitors
together. daughter and cheers II
nix DOUBTS FIIMoKs's Albany spKsT.
has been charged upon Mr.. FILLMORE that he
said that the election OF Fremont would be just
cause for dissolution Of the Union II Is
would be the last man In the United States that would
vote for him. Dissolve the Union because Fremont is
elected Well II Fillmore Is no better, they declare
be not and The Union ia 70 be dissolved why not cs
solve If Fillmore is elected Aud It comes 70
this .. last, that the ;, democratic party are pre-.
spoils. (cheers) Aye, gentlemen, power and plumber
ave q more coDse quence to them than this oonsecra,ed
Union. (Cheers.) And will show you how they
ing for this dissolution. SAID In the city OF Rich
mond-snd II has been quoted q trcasoua Die remark
have not failed TO repeat here one single passage that
aware Of relating 70 the question Of slavery the
interests Of The South that contained In my Richmond
speech, that you may the extent Of abotonism and
now that when they attempt 10 dissolve this Union for
better the election of who may be dis
meet them nj Phipp and there shall be found fneeng
other altar Than the altar OF the Union worshppng
at other shrine than the shrine Of the Constitution and
lighting under other flag than the stars and stripes Of
the United States. Tremendous cheers) THIS is my
tresson--teason the democratic patty owe them,
hank God, no allegiance and very little courtesy ,
,bs patriotism Of those who have sssaed mo
rHE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Now. gentlemen, ! am not talking 70 you idly.
] am coming presently 10 very serious part Of
OF tho high, eie vated, exalted patriotism Of the Rich
mono Enguirc, that has arraigned for treason.
ree es saa ps. ,Sss =, y,
an extract from = speech Of Mr.. Brooks. OF SOUP
Carolina delivered before tho people OF that State sne
A. to his own position he was now as he was IN 1851 CO.
Operation dis9nonIst He thought ee. to dissolve The go
difference OF opinion The 10 be employed,
wSo Sss ss ss ss sse Ssr as
should be prepared 10 act with them aud TO wait them
The question Of The Presidency would be settled
he rremcn, Is elected he thought our plain Il
he deliberate SpoSr h we Should eD on ss a. q
treasury Of the government and leave the consequences
The following Is the passage Ia the Richmond tquirsr
70 which have just referred
Let The south prescuia compact and undivided front Let
iie hopes Of punder her military and self reian habits
rm unon and devoted revolution no chances Of coaauss
Lei her possible deach Pennsylvania and southern ONO
make The highlands between the oso and The Lake. ihe al
sary, ally herself with Russia with Cuba aud Brazil
Now, gentlemen, was there ever q more reasonable
sentiment uttered than that Why, twenty years ago,
dared 10 propose % ihe people Of the south into
aeg With Russia, with Cuba and Brazil II Is rather
from who has been mission to Greece, while the
oher two who favor this doctrine have been Consuls to
Brazil Now. gentlemen, as have said. have repeated
all my treason and aboliicnism. How much Of treason
10 there In ~ How much Of abotitionnm Ia there In
~ u may be, that ! have said something IN
which you may coincide with me In ara ument. You
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that no maa now hereafter public STAGE has
maae or will AXE more purely disin,eresied speech
and expressed more patriotic seniment-and far
connected myself with the South, stronger
Southern speech. denounced these men because thes
sacrificed southern interests and because they
Bed 10 sacrifice the Union rather than sacrifice their
power. Now, then, II come TO another part We had .
mass meeting in Richmond last week, and we had con
grgston and mass meeting Of traitors and abot:onists
among whom was J. {. Bruce, of Halifax county,
who owns more slaves than every Drawing blatterwck
md every little fnssy dsnniopist Ia the state put
nd \ n
Ray that no owns more slaves than ell these
iemooru, Governor Wise and Robert O. Scott put toge
der. lCbeers and lsughier.) And he endorsed every
had uttered here and there lie told thai
here not sentiment In my speech that he did not
endorse. {Cheers) And would add that never have
beard mach rspurous applause outpoured upon
Mr. Haes, Of Missouri and Mr. Davis OF Navy land, ever
me Of whom endorsed all the sentiments my speech
Cbecrsl And get Notwithstanding all this, there
90 gen lemeu who have thought a. 70 introduce my
In public, and 70 make personal assault upon
nj OF them came over 10 Petersburg 20 do
Borrs AGAIN wIss AND scorr.
lie not content 70 denounoe me among my Eel
ow citizens in Richmond, ~ one who ought to be