New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17
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I'm soll who viii take care OF lile III. m ~
etn ~ W ,orn,rv let ~ preserve liberty. ln'%c are
O. t9e .,o.s who viii deal with these S1u'ne-n lis
.Oon..s. Old Sam Houston said the ocer day, upon
The door Of The SENATE "IhG.Qgh my arm i weak,
In mich act threatens dissolution OF the Union,
81 VIII knock him down" Loud epPlausel And, |
.o;d re they tell ne If Fremont IS elected, we are n
have forty thousand bayonets in Washington OF Sc
- ccssionirts and disunonsts. We shall have nethc-
secessorists nor dismiOnis,s " Fremont Is elected
we viii bow to the will and majesty OF the people
IChee-Y1 Those were the words OF the Southern |
pairio.. Now gentlemen, nominated John {. Ere |
mont beceuse we knew that he Yves a man Of nervc
ar courage nan who never learned how to sPellue
word fear In his life appiausel If he is eiected'
did in 1888 wicn he pronounced the words 10
rebeIlious South Carolina: The Inoa nus.
be preserved" and rebeilious S2ut9 .arolns
submitted ever before Old Hickory had said as se
ronld have said If they had not complied, " ny me
Eternal il shall be preserved. Fremont VIII ac az
Gen TAYLOR I'D in 1880 when these o2u,heTi d
sts yen 70 HIM and thrcatcncdt a. nvovetpe codu,y ~
civil war if his policy was carricdont II reo al hero
Ne,co Utah and the Texas boundary Inc ora her9
of Buena Vieta told them this: " Ralse Tue a,aa .
of rebesn and viii 90 into the S2ptheIh ~ 2
Win the etrpes and stars. will CAL upon lne P
pe OF the South to rally round me ana o0
Union, and they will do IT. lChee'S 1917 -
The Union is not in danger Liberty - iI uaIs -
Inc snpu4srters Of Mr. Buchanan rePudme ,he gIahI
ms take care of liberty have sai MAJ docnt -. vi
the Declsystion of Independence when occurs una AZ
mon are canal That glorious dOctrlne came HD NC
r.;n of he father Of American Democracy Thomas
Jefferson When that doctrine Was lfocalheu ~ 'ue
would iE men who pledged its support ther hges
tbcir ortrpes and their sacred honorwheh that doc-
trpe was read at tine head of your army there was not
:, humbk soldier in the ranks who was not ready TO
pour out his blood like autumn ram TO establish a
docrpe that before the law made him the equal OF the
n. eress Washington Loud cheers Gentlemen, that
doctrine upon which We have founded oursnsttutlons
that all men created equal and have an lnahenaOle
rgbt 10 liberty and that governments are organized
10 .upp0rt liberty by the consent OF the governed,
that doctrine endeared this Government OF ours to the
lovers of human liberty all over the globe and, gen
flemen to-day this continent should sink down below
,he ley. OF the sea and the OF the Atlantic and
Pacific roll forever, the great historic ac that
this naben proclaimed that doctrine a. It's fundamental
faith and cornerstone upon which reared lis polucai
institutions, would carry its name down 10 coming
ages and win the admiration and love OF all mankind
the last syllable Of recorded TINE Loud chcer@ Ana
YET Jefferson and his doctrine have ceased to be sup
Dorted by the supporters OF the present Admins
ration. Twenty years ago Calhoun sneered at the
Declaration Of Independence as rhetorical flourish
Three years ago John Petit, the man who Col BEN
ton said was q great liar and dirty dog, on the
floor of the Senate said that the Declaration OF inde
pendence that all men are created equal, was not
selfeyident truth but sci-evdent lie God, sad MI
Petit makes kings, princes, and mobiles, and there.
fore the Declaration Of Independence was not true.
Did the Democracy rcbuke Petit for the uerance of
that sentiment. Did you ever line in any Demo-
cratic paper rebuking him for it ICres of Never
No, not one word, and you never VIII. Mr. Rutus
Choate one Of the most brilliant orators OF the coun-
ny, standing among the foremost IN the legal proies
Maine called the Declaration of Independence
passionate and eloquent manifesto OF the Revolu-
iionary War" He based his hostility to the Rtpub-
hcan party, because that party had written upon it,
banners the glering and sounding generate+ of
natural right that make up the Dec aratiOn OF In
dependence" Now, Gentlemen, we have engraven
upon our banners, the gltering and sounding gen
"craties of natural right that make up the De-
l." clara,ion of Independence We mean come
victory or come death to cling with death |
les ienacity to tho sublime doctrines en-
braced in that immortal instrument (Grea APP |
plausel. We mean that it shall be the living faith OF
this Republic forever. Has Mr. Choate been rebuked
for that sentiment lCries of NO Has the But |
chanan press rebuked him for it A vocc-"lie has
been nominated for Congress- Has single Demo
.rat in all America rebuked him for 1t No, gentle
men. not one. The Democracy has taken Mr. Choate
with great affection to it, bosom. They have noml.
nutod him in the District where he resides the Cly oi
Boston, for Congress. Mr. Choa'e left the wing party
and went over to the Democratic because the Republic
can rsry marched Idcr the banner which had IN |
,1ibcd upon it " the ettoring and sounding gcnoral-
"os Of natural right that make up the Doolsra iL
subme doctrine and laid at the feet OF the Demo
cratic party as his tribute TO Border Ruanism They
have accepted that tribute as VotVe Offering
Gentlemen tell you there is not supporter of James
Rucbauan upon the North American continent who be-
lie, es in his heart of hearts the words penncd by the
father of American Democracy to be true. John L.
breckenridge the candidate for the Vice Presidency,
in n speech which he made the other day in the State
Of Ohio said that "the Declaration of Independence
"was abstraction, that if it had been embodied IN
"baye been dissolved long ago, and that the Govern
"ment would have been hateful" Ii there is a Dem
ocrst here lei him think of this declaration. Are you
ready TO vote for a man for Nicc'Presdent OF the
United States who has uttered such sentiment
ICries of "No no."l No, gentlemen, no; let the IN
dignation the stern condemnation of the American
people, rest upon the public man who declares that If
fhe Declaration of Independence that pronounced all
men equal before the law had been acted upon in the
Government of the Republic, the government
and Union would have been dissolved long ago,
because il would BE- tdictW' 10 the people. II Is a
libel upon the American people Voices " mat 5
SOL Well, gentlemen these men who have so com
mtted themselves this party that has committed Itself
disunion that repudiates the Declaration of Independ
ace rejects and the free society that
ectts in the Free States OF this Union. Ihe RtctNoad
Enquirer, the leading Buchanan organ sCuh of the
Potomac, and in fact the leading Democratic organ IN
The Union says that " free society If failure, AMI
I" that il ought not TO be extended" Another Southern
paper high in the confidence of the Administration
party, tells us that il is crime to extend into Kansas
this free society. This Richmond ER2Uircr Tolls
US that " the rinciple OF Slavery is right
and docs net depend ON difference OF complexion"
Let the laborg men. let the farmers and the mechan
ice who dwell here in this glorious County Of DucheSs
on tie banks of the Hudson take this doctrine home
with them read IL to their families and ther children
That the leading Democratic organ in the United States
declares that the principle of Slavery vs. right and
"does not depeud on difference of complexion" A
book written by George fitzhugh, has been Quilted
Free Society Failure Tins book has been fully
Endorsed by this same Richnt0Rd EHgHtrer. call
your attention 10 few sentences from this wOyk that
has received the Endorsement OF the leading Demo.
cratic organ Of the United States Make the labor
ing sJhvc of one man instead Oi the slave OF
" society and he would be far better OF" / ab0rug
m, of Old Duchess what say you Ia that doctrine
DO Won believe you would be better of ii YOU we're
made the slaves OF capital nsosd OF receiving the
~eges of honest ton If you do, vote ior Blu
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