New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09

g. and wishes-Or We dissolve "uf connection VII"
" you ~ has been the utimatum Of the Southern
politicians from the start BY means OF which they
have repeatedly bulled the majority into subnli''
sion. They are now trying to brighten the + rec
States cut Of their disposition to elect Fremont ana
Dayton by threats Of dissolyng the Union; and as
rs Of Old they find towards and traitors al 'he
North 10 second their demonstration. III RE
" mont il elected, the South will not subnht--l
&" will dissolve the Union" they are perpetualIy
croaking We tel them that if Fremont IS elected
the south ,ciH not dissolve the Union, whatever 1
may do in an opposite contingency. But "hat
does the Union amount Ia if the msjorfy IN II must
perpetually torego their own convictions lest the
minority should bolt Can that be Democracy
Col. Preston s. Brooks, at the recent ovation
given him by his constituents at Ninety-slx, :. C..
in honor If bis ruffanly assault on Senator sum
ner, with Senator Butler, Gov. Adams, Senator
Tocnbs, &c, among the guests, thus declared
himself:
1--WE have the -sue upon Us now. and how are we
TO meet il tell YOU fellOw-ctzens, from the bottom
Of my heat that the only mode which think avail
able for meeting 1t u yud n tear the C0HsiH"ioH o.
the limited States trar1Dle n uHder FOOT and form a
SoufLfrn Contcderocy ererV Staie Of rh'ch TiH be
,lar,hold,ag STATE Loud and prolonged cheers. |
believe H. as stand in the face Of my Maker be.
ieve 1t on my re'Ponsb ilty 10 you as !Su noIoiei
PREVENTATIVE that the only hope Of The S0p'h t m
the South and that The oRly 0raiiqbk mcTn' oi m1fiHg
that hOUe cGccfre IS 10 c GsuHfcr ne boHds mar re
us tOgeiker and lake spGrGe position IN ne Jd"y
OF nations. These are my opinions lhey nave AZ,
VdIs beer my opinions. hare bfeH Dt'HN'0H'''
from tie time 4 could think
Here ycu see exposed the falsity OF the pre-
tense that the Republican movement and party are
the cause Of this DsunOn ferment al the South
They are but tie prete1ts seized upon By those
who have been DisunioDists all along and steadily
watching for opportunities and excuses Tor re-
belliop. If we should tamely surrender all the
Territories to Slavery, they might wait I'LL they
had gained sure hold on them; but they would
fpd some other pretext for disunlon the day AFTER
Brooks il going the whole hog for Buchandn
though he preferred Pierce or Douglas; but be plays
bis came on the true Southern principle-lfy you
win take; if YOU lose, fight If Buchanan Is elected
be il willing 10 go on awhile; if not he IS tor re-
beon at once. He says:
"Now. fellow.czens | want the South to come
square up to Mr.. Buchanan. Let us do our whole
DUTY Let us tst the experiment OF our TRENDS ana
if il falls then we can with the more grace ask them
&c adopt our counses for the future tell You mat me
issue must be made. / an by no means eonhGht o.
the election Of Mr Buchanan hinG Proba1It ~
John e. FremOnt mdy be the neH PTcsidcH' WIN
the platform upon which he goes into power, with
$50 600 coo at lis control with the Amy and Navy at
bis command what is to be done to you when all tese
elements of power are IN the hands OF ushge'ous'
bad mani Now fellow citizens, | say this III justice
10 uys If and my friends have got friends here be-
tween whose opinions politics there Is shade OF
difference and a dCcided shade i am mol gong 70
commit them. am not going to commit me STAG OF
I NOT rDip
cressional District eak a. man-as pr1VHte gem
tIemaI.-as a stakeholder; aud tell you that our
lcve il alone in the South, and the only Node oil
making that hone available is for the SOnfh ~ some
art 10 c6fct ne dissolution NJ the american Caion
And | say this that if John L. Fremont Is elected
President Of the United sta es our people ought 70 nave
sense enough know that the l-sue Is upon Them and
cannot be avoided When that dlitcuity Is upon you
and believe YOU will avoid it TO the yey verge OF
homeland YOU are compelled to meet It, take the
philosophy OF Shakespeare, and. trOu the nettle dan.
ger, pluck the flower safety. Go ana meet II half
way and rob it of its tcrrors. And ~ this dissolI
lion is 10 come think You ought a. sensible men,
TO take running stait, and hit the first blow Now
fclow.czens, do not care what may be the effect a!
tie Moth, have good friends there. There nre
GOOD men there whom love and respect-men VINO
are patriots; but tell you they bat white spot on
the pavement of black-but an oasis in the desert.
speak my individual responsibility: Fremont be
eLctod President 81 The United Stdtcs am tor me
ptoJA IN their mojtsty using ab0re he lar 0Ad lent
ors taking ne yOwer into their arm h0ods, gong by
conccrt or not by oohocyt and laying the strong arm
Of SOufhern t,tomtH HyUn NE IreasSrg and irct5rcs
Of me Goytrpmen' Applause. | speak for Myself;
IdO not sOV Whof do NOT iHfcHd 10 do. II you, PEG
pie Of the Fourth Con. siOnal District 90 100, JOJ
or Coo OF YOU ntinnie 10 that you want me TO 90
with you my life my fortune, my reputation, shall be
at your service. have even now men IN my ey e VINO
are soldiers aud no have been tried. see here Col
Gladden and Major McCuilom, and ! tell Won that
their patriotism VIII hyperion 10 their pride. IL You
say you wait ne to go humble Us | am, aud superior
as the, arc TO me am ready, and know their patriot
i'm will call upon them to take if II must be, sub
ordinate command in doing their duty Loud ap-
plausel.'
We appeal to cur fellow-citizens Who love the
| nion to say whether they can consclenousy ggeto
these nullfers the triumph they are now seeking.
They ask you to put them in power through the
election of Buchanan, telling you frankly that if
you don't they will defy and attempt to sdbyert the
Federal Government they can no longer rule. In
other words, they go i'll for South American cleo
tion. which begins With vote and ends with
fight. If conservative, aw-abiding men approve
this spirit, they may vote for Buchanan and thus
secure the triumph it seeks; if not, let them vote
for Fremont, whose supporters ask only fair vote
To bind them to abide the insult.