The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27
Political Gls.ssa D.

PosNstas Gcssap.
II the re.-5ss OF the Governor OF Ala7su,4 10 tn
Governor OF Hasachusetts pabtsdsf ia the Montgomery
Adut,ser he eays among other things "Bor.er ruhaa
ISM has yet Invaded the sanctty OF female
The evdeGce by COMMITTEES Couxres of the
proceedings in Kaasas plump denial thus ssser-
aoa. Border rufieasm has spared neither sex age
condition.
The Huntsville Denos,at, Ala publishes a letter fcc,
Philadelphia Buchanan man. IN which he says that s1r
Brchsnau sound foo the question OF slavery
Nr Calhoun and the Northern democracy defend "ths
institution OF slavery With fearieasness they do not
evsa apologize for il The ground Of the constitution
II Mr. Buchanan Is as sound Mr. Calhoun, then he is
most particularly ursouat for Is matter OF bis.
tory chat be avowed biz wish 10 dissolve the Union
did ell he could 10 succeed IN the project Are Mr. Ba-
chanans friends following nhs foos,epsf The
ter says tnot the contest ia Pennsylvania between Bu
cha1on rcd Fremont, and that Fillmore Is nowhere We
shau nat be surprised.
Gov nseder in his speech at Syracuse said W Kansas
,os. toreedor all is lost Three slave States carved
oct Of and seven TO be created other Terri
tories oil ten will be the resu in his opinion if Dor
Ter ruisos succeeds in It's struggles against con-
st,uiiona, liberty.
The Southern Buchanan politicians are opposing Fro
mont because, they contend he i abotionis and
enemy Of their domestic institutions. Hiram Ketch.
sey assaed him because he friend OF slavery always
found votng with the South the question
slavery" Nr. Kecnum hoped the freemen Of the North
would be unwilling "to en.rust the great question of
human freedom to such man.. 1t Is to be hoped that
some arrangement will be made between the Buchanan
and Fillmore stump orators contradict each other
SO piumply, as least this poiat. II Fremon, is op-
posed 10 slavery according 10 Governor Wise he
be pro slavery man, according to King Hiram.
TIE Raleigh Rs2istsr, n. c. is showing up the inconss.
encies Of Mr.. Buchanan on the subject Of slsvery
folows:In 1915 he delivered speech in Congress- do.
carng that slavery a curse in lsl9 that Con-
gress could exclude slavery the Territories 1883
other in favor OF the reception of petitions to abolish
slavery in the district and OF maintaining the Missouri
compromise in s4i upon the Texas question, express.
ing bis "repugnaace b. any Of his extend the
limits of the Union newslave holding Territory, y
and in 1s43 another that Congress had the power to
sisia,s upon slavery nj the Territories and should
tend tho Missouri compromise line to the Pacific; In
1865, however b. took the back track aud swallowed
his words.
The Eastern A,yvs Buchanan says its candidates aud
its organization have the greatest difficulty meeting
the wicked assumpt that they are s'in favor Of SO.
curing, Continuing aud extending slavery" No wonder
when Kansas sares them In the face and looks them out
Of counseIance
predicted . majority OF thou.and for Buc aanau
Fillmore in this city and any indefinite majority
that might be named over Fremont Tho Princes pro.
phec vision has not been very remarkable about cleo
ton time We do no, know jus, whether he belong
to the d Ballad OF Cassandra or Of the animals
that the old prophets used occasionally to ride.
Josiah Davis, st!ii old Jacksoa Virginia democrat
has publicly renouuced the democracy the South for
"as ianseai and rea,ouabe array Of section against
secton" " seuslble man that.
The Cr-, OF New Orleans the olicist Journal Of ts
city, engaged in proving tha, the democratic party
not national This TACT does not ,ure any proof in th
part of the world.
The Lexington Cris>n, Missouri wishes FOR nnsl se
tlement Of the Kansas difficulties, and the law
ess conduct OF Of tolerated by those who
take the lead in Kansas Affairs reaction In public sent.
ment must take place. and right thinking meu even on
the border will to act In whose part
have TO respect to law, to common honesty to pa
riotsm This admission, though rather the day
Is worthy Of notice. II Is cognovit, aud MAJ
iudgmen, on II.
The Cincinnati Enquirer republshes the opinion Of
Judge Mclean Of Onto that slaves are propery-ths at
the cession Of Louisiana they were considered a.
such, and the United States by treaty bound them.
selves to protect as such. The Gasets sims this pro
position aud also adds tha, they property by the
stituuon No doubt OF H. but is the only property
in the United States FOR which nfurA,ei demagogues re-
quire the abolition OF freedom or speech freedom Of the
press, or liberty OF conscience.
Hon. Howell Cobb, OF Georgia Is sumppg Pennsyl Iva
mia with perfect freedom In favor OF Buchanan and the
ngger driving democracy win Mr.. Cobb guarantee n
Hon Berry Wilson, OF Massachusetts, the freedom
in Georgia 10 discuss the merits Of the Fremont party
constitutional grounds would he himself join mob
vigilance committee in savannah, Macon Augusta,
and help to tar and leather Mr. Wilson he should show
himself In either Of those places
The Buchanan papers trying TO comfort the rank
and die Of the Jscobin democracy by putting forth
staten that the Fremont party carried the election In
Maine with Illegal votes and boldly asserting that the
creased nun Der OF votes at the last election Is far
beyond any precedent The following table will show
the iron 1854 to 1855 and 1858 to 1906
Total VOC IN 1891 90, 200
incrc0e from 1854 to lss5................l 10 81.
lOta vote IN lsaS UO.5l
io'sl Note IN Aeoo.s III, ~,
lr0sase from 1855 10 ls56..............-l 10 55,
lion. Dsniei 81 Rarrringcr OF North Carolina an OF
line whg, and late Minister 10 Spain under Mr. Fillmore
administration has abandoned the Know Nothing csndi
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