The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11

A ihePeCtor OF uo0 W0Vef CAn put up with nAnd or
gan which Only plays three airs, and dc cape od im
The simplicity and beauty Of this cannot be
too highly commended. But 10 the demonstra,icn.
/ The New York Hotel was filed at an early hour By
many OF the promirent de mocras of the c and III
O'Clock the mueic Of tho band playing the Anvil
from tho "Tovatore," vas heard In Broadway rho
band WAS followed By procession Of several hundred
persons. bearing the transpArcnces Of the Empire Club
and the Rational ensign The largest transparency bere
this inscription
ROBERT 5. wALKER, )
TIE TIE eaAsPIos OF TnE coNsrrvTioh AND TnE UNION.
Inc esmoerasy Of Tie cry Of New York recognze ,our
SIN 'he truu phani election OF James Buchanan. !
suLdry osher cheering moltoes appeared the Trans
pserces Arriving In front Of the hotel the procession
hailed whre the band played "aAl TO the Ceer" After
which there were loud cheers and cries for Walker
Mr.. wAixrR was introduced by ths Hon. John B. Has,
Kin, Of westchester, who said--
GssTIRMfS--h affords pleasure 10 be the medium
o. nuoouCilg to your attention night disr gu,shed
democrat eminent states DO Old more ,hsn aoy
other towards scccmp mpiishipg the annex alton OF
Texss and Sho gave 10 the country while secretary Of
he treasury the progressive ana successful democratic
tsfn o 1886, with the rroximae view Tree trade.
c'vian, of whom may he said with truh that when
tibce be never, In any of bis many official repos,s
b. oaohed tneory no LAs not lived Ia sucocssul
operation, pfacticsily realized by his oountrymen He
bss impressed BITS enlarged progressive views In de-
bis country. We al delight to honor rim Allow me 20
present 10 you the Hon Robert j. waker of ssss ippi
or raher, ! may ssy. Of the Uncn. (Looud cheers
Mr. WALKER csme forward the front Of tho balcony,
and sad,--
Ithsax you. Gentlemen for the honor conferred upoo
me by nis visit irom pornon Of The nvncibe demo-
tracy OF the city of New York We have inst passed
the most political conflict. for the frat tIme
tbe ets OF Europe were directed TO with
trtsDte interest," and without exception the whole
ncnon heal prtAs Of Ensiaoa and Of the Connens was
NV Cd Ia fn cf
since victory tas been proclaimed In Europe tie
ssme press In esm'rg With Abuse dem0crauc par
eance III these faces which The
mor Ncbs c EufoGe have openly imer red in our eec-
the succe,s OF Nr FREMONT because was. "a tney ssd
the tnterrg wedge for The dissolution Of toe American
Unen They hopes bave been disappointed, but have
escpped an mnintnt peril Tho siavery question the
only ene 10 regard ahcn serious dfereIcss opinion
exsss between The Ndln and tue South; II u she only
qusstisn ufor which sectors rsras be successfully
trsanzed N tbs eouauy, It presents the only Wi.
tsrsbo pcipt where The eEees Of rrpubs hope to
oSvsas Fhs nas q us "IayS rsooIs lsr oon oaas
frsss ~ gx1cV psnascas oesrs 70 0iI0w our OK.
.mpc, and spjoy The privilege OF reH government So
Iop. rs our trion enc ures, and hIa great republic
posperors ana progressive, the influence oar exam
re, II n feared win gradually undermine the monar
itrs. 1be nchse, rben, oi these mouarchicai as
tsots 3 the overthrow OF tie only republic
~ ser roverhmsnt ond tne AtIanrc' Hence
tie sau,s upon the con atu'ion and the Untor--
bence 'te Joy With which tao mon archs Of Europe hailed
he probable OF Mr. FrcmonI and tho
ooepal as thsy belevee, OF The American goverument
The mode q scct mplhhrg this object aso most In
saiour vas The overthrow CT the patriotic American
csmocracy. 10 long that democracy stood arm 60
Iong would the banner cf The Union the ci,
del Of tie constitution hailed by the sxultnx voice of
rDsd people But Il was Dot only peccsssry 10 over.
throw tnc demcciscy but that defeat must be
pn he'd by sseciionsl party, and uron sectional qucs
ten, irvofvng the perpetuy OF the Union Although the
mocrs,c party hAso nearly every contest
curing the present century yet Internal divisions
occasion, Iy temporary defeats Frcm thee defects
howeysr with The returning second thoughs OF the
pc, snss nave am @ Oeen placed power, was me-
party but 10 vanquish them upon q sectional qucs-
rn involving the integrity Of the government
row present and trust thai have the pleasure Of
drtasrf some Of our adopted etzcns, NJ ask thom
the noGarchcai and dcspcsc Powers Of Europe
filed fcer ard apprehension al thc success OF our
irrtitunons they not nbbJd with deadly hoetity
against ocr ioyo,nment s.o f,hay DO no, mos. csrpc,
secure their own thrones and dypassiesS Le, ask
tns m aho II the masses Of the people Of Europe do not
prived of their rights by the bayonet and hence
acc pied citizens could become allies and ustru
government which secures the rights aud liberties Of
nsnf when they rec these monaschs and the
rre's ,s, which spesss ,heir voice, sdvoc..
nsnng the prejudces Of the North the south
On The slavery Question, and openly desiring the dseou
uon OF the American Uniou, do thcy not that 10
isinrg sroh parry. willis, iney AIDING in tho dc
suronon nbery bsre they are rve,,ps the chains q
wbo travelled abroad within the Ias few months Who
has faled 10 peroeive shs degpoc piracy
ior he tvsIthrsw Of our government on the slavery
question. May We not all. then. whether native
adopted citizens rejoice that this sesuona Iarty has
teen oeesea and that the danger least the pre-
sent has parsed away whst congraiulatpg selves
he s'snsi victory have just sohleved may we not
AFRO indulge tho confident expectation thai the incoming
s. o n. S prove @ss, .n.peoua 5 s9r ss
depty believe tha, this dangerous question win be
quetsd by thas ADMINISTRATOR, Our adverssrics did
rot fe NIT US 20 conduct the contest toe tsue issue Ia
vowed IN the late election. That question 'arly
bodied N The language OF the kansss Nebraska bill
which. IN speaking Of tho voice Of the Northern well
The intention Of hat act 20 oycs slavery Into out Of
ksn,s. Or other Territory, but 70 leave the people
'hsud be their social Institutions" soch the great
viue embodied in the language the Kanras and Neorss
sa bill, snd adopted in the Cincinnati platform. Upon
this ssus the Northern Southern democracy wor
thoroughly united-- united sentiment and action
s,sy sa ~ VS 2, 20 n easa ana every oas
false that ihe democracy OF tho South desire
70 ic.se slavery into K.nss defiance OF tue viii Of The
people. was from the South, q ON q senator from
ssofa TAI came the poDcsli,on Of last session 10
bui the Territorial laws 1hich conilcied with the free
expression Of the WI Of the people Of Kansas ths
qucson, in forming their state oonsiution aud was
by Sov,bern votes aided BY the democracy Of the NORTH
fst ihs el wss carried through the soma u wcs ~
the bsek republican pa ~ In the House that this
urs wss defeated In view gentlemen OF the perlls BY
vhsh ve hsve been surrounded, and OF the orgsnz
renewal Of tho est In 1890, Of their
4 bNs allies abroad, By whom they are aided
and Encouraged In that sectional agitation which
fsS lead ony 70 . dbsoui,oD OF the Union lfi ask
ycu there IA any other psc tosole mode in which the
sAvery ssnscn can be quised than the psincpe Of the
KHnsss and Nebrssfa bif The blecx republican plat
for this question, would nscessary pevpslnass this
agitation In Congress and throushou the country Their
platform this that Congress-, In shch ths people oi
the Territory have vote, shall decide the great ques.
lion Of their local lnstuoBs, not ony whilst they are
Terri ores but by perpetual Inhibition of their admission
States unlsss tbey decide the slavery question tn con
osmity whA The decision Of Congress, To adopt this
PLATFORM which Ia the only antagonist 70 the democrats
doctrine, 70 rendsf seisaston perpesna not only In
Congress- but throughout the country Day sner day
week alter week Congress 10 70 be occupied exclusively
with Ne discussion OF tire slavery question: and this asi
tslon N be dnnscd by the press from Nortt sonth
thIeushcut the country, and renewed 10 every Prcen