The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

CONNECTICUT.
rx-srN AroR p,LpWrN FoR FREhoNT

EX-SENATOR BALDWIN FOR FREMONT.
The snboined l-,ec shows whore thgt distinguished
NEW HAVEN, OCT, 20, 1856
Your letter Of the 1sth inviting behalf Of the
friends Caclel FreHoa. address the citizens Of
Hartford and the neihboTng owns the great issues
involved in the pendog Presidential canvass, had the
honor receive This morning Deeply sympAthisng, as
DO, with my lei ow czsue, in weose bshs4 you made
this request in their earnest desire 10 vtn.icase srd
msiptain the great principles embodied II tue truly ma
tonal and Constitutional platform of the Convention
VIII oh nominated Colonel Fremont, and 10 which he has
80 cordially and patriot ally responded, regret tna i
will be my power comply with your Invitation.
Having CD ted with many citizens Hitherto ATTACHED 70
different party organizations 10 the puohc cal of ne
state Convention, which ratified the pon.ratcc Of Col
Fremont the Presidency aud OF VIM. l. Dayton for
the Vice PyesdeEcy-n the atty and patriotism o. both
Of when have the fullest say
you that ardepfly desire their The principles
which will be established by their election are suct as
fully persuaded will tend most eectuaI'y 70 promote
peace prosperity and union OF the people Of this great
republic snd of the States which compose t. They
y fo- inch U con.enea the
stYsggles of 1s4S'49 and so and whn. hut for Ute Ia
mer.4d death O, President Tayor in ,ead OF being
rer dered under the specious OF a compromise,
have believed would then, In soir OF pa,r,otsm
justice have been armly and ancnty confirmed
and established. ROGERS BALDWIN.
ADDRESS OF TRUMAN SMITH TO TIE PEOPLE OF con-
SxCTIcUT.
FErIow CuIzESs-Permi: me 10 address you briefly
the emitting lecture public affairs The period 10
hand when the American people must dessnae the CT
zen who administer the executive department. OF tae
Cover rmtpt fer the Of four from tue 4tn OF
March rext. Who shall lie be say, unhesiatingly.
him well qualified aud worthy Of all confidence his
that OF lofty, generous, patriotic snd truly ma
uonal There "a no possible avenue open
Ter The CT the peace Of the country Dat by
electiDe Colonel Ternont 70 the Presidency.
II Is certain that the ainerents and promoters OF
the schievous- nay. vicsed-policy OF Vie present
ednnisti alton viii have . msjory 10 the too Houses
Of the mex. Coegess, and should Mr. buchanan be
elected ID may be written down certain that;
,wa fron he knPfk next Kan
rss gill be delivered up to tho koocf o. slavery
she wi. be Brought into The Union rs save state
shsl this be suhmtfeo without struggles Shsll We
NOT fehuke ,be nopslIo1s perhty or repeating the Ms
sour, compro shall we not chastse the number
franchise that unhappy Territory he violated With
impuInys stall b)rter rrhsns iny Ade Win Inc 0owle
KNIFE revolver. md elect spurious legislature only
10 er set code OF Infamous II possible, than
the border rufans thcrnseves Spelthe Missouri river,
one great highways OF the nation. be blccked up
against The lovers Of freedom and be open only 70 the
vot.ies 81 slavery a the army Of unted sta,es
be ony opprsss the free State settlers TO dsarm
and dsptse their forces and 70 arrest anc bold them IN
CUSTODY elons for other crime than exercn the
sacred right OF self defepce What border rum an has
been arrested what perpstra,or Of robbery, arson,
there IL rot a hope for Kansas but In electng Ere
mont in James Buchanan sbAli have only an
e,ops alton Of Franklin Pierce and what IN admits
rstop God save the republic Besides, not only
KApsas be sacrificed but government 70 be con
vsree into an engine for the propsAndnu OF slavery
DspeDd upon il, the suejusa,on Of Kansas not to be
the last Of outrIs~s Even uor, preparation has been
made the Introduction OF slavery into Nicaragua and
ere long The whole OF Ceaua America 10 be annexed.
In shor o, remote day 70 oe brought under
tie cot the slave power unless we make stand
row ard say by the election Of Col Fremont, "Htner
shah thou come and no further = lam abotionist-
never was and never expect TO be. an snaDy n N
txtepsophI ! take precisely the ground assamef by
IN ,mos jefferson and hspry Clay am and ever have
hcen opposed 10 the unnecessary ,dueton OF this ex
citing topic into the houses of Congress All my In
stinc . arc national am willing 70 let slavery aione-
II will BE- content with LIS prssen. mits-bu when IFS
rcuhern vtaries join Northern demtgog 70 break
up compromisss-- violste Their faith rigntci
three times overland TO embark 10 the bust
- an On band FOR rssstance l pay 10 more
ate ntion 10 the tnreais OF olsGniou winch up
from ID. south. than do TO 'he IDLE We'd believe
there hemp enough In every southern -taie-And pa
trlotc bands ebough apply ito Dc ample j1stce ~
thete In language sad pclu ooas IN he>ri aud 10
conduct
Eaa, psaco-p In Congress and pease throughout
riple Of slavery or. let Knsas be admitted
free STATE aId LET have practically toe berea OF the
Missouri Compromise, aud will fSgive the rspcal-l
vii be conteut: but now give notice that tho SOUTH
shall In violation o. all faith, and by the mot Inhsl
losec mesrs suDdue Esrsas into slavery, sh1l rssd
ne oecregtos e TIE siaos POUR a long a. God a'ous M
gvossr n a leg 70 stand On
Fellow citizens your duty 81 the polls. The recent
irsgniosrt Of our opponents 10 Pcnlsylyasm
deem 81 no moment and am satisfied IRON late ana
reliable advces tha, that state viii rive ~ electoral woe
IN NOVEMBER fof Fremont and Dayton Nill not oouot
that good old % weEh vid then, a. over %
true herself and 70 saoss great prEcioes uhch e a.
the iourdr,ion Of govern nent TRUMAN SMITH
Nsw YoKk, Osi. -, A. r., 1856.