The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

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compliment TO the rish and German population to sup
pose that they have no lingering attachment in their
breasts for tie land Of their chdhooaf Why, there has
been good deal Of excitement here about the
Halls having made appropriations all the ether voun
teer compai les, while they made to the foreign
companies. have come knowledge OF the members OF
these companies, and IL all foreigners good as
some OF them are for would have less objection to
their exercising the right suffrage put ques
ton impartiay to those gentlemen that esteem that
regard, and that would serve in any way in my power
and when would extend every reasonable privilege
that they could ask-bu / ask lem il upon reelection
they do not think that the very fact OF their having
Irish volunteer COMPANY and Germrn volunteer organ
zaton in this city, is of itself calculated prove that they
are not sufficiently Americanzed TO make good American
ctizerss Why do they wish TO keep up these disiac
tons IN race ADD country? II they desire keep
military companies why not JOIN American vol
uneers And the fact that they keep up these dstnc
tive organizations shows conclusvey that they.are
uctntly Americanzed trust them as Ana ecan citi
zens. And ] say TO them-those Of them who are my
with them tell them calmly and thai III
had The power would deband all such organiz
weua allow no such organization to exist in the
ny Why, suppose Northern brethren living la the
south, were TO organize themselves distinct OF
people, into military companies to be designated
Northern Starpshooers" and New Eoglaud Rifle men:
and ON the her hand, Southern living Nor,h
were TO form s'msr organizations and desgnat
as the Virginia Rifle Corps South Carolina Rau.
GERS and apply to the executive OF the several
states Tor arms WHICH might in the event Of collision
you think they would be urnisheds / DOUBT t-and
aito doubt II they ought to be And will be pre-.
,,nded that arms should be withheld from them and ye.
DC tycred over 10 foreign military organizations which
might in the event Of such collision az mas ariseL in
LOUISVILLE between the native and foreign population be
turned against our own people? willing TO grant
them ali necessary privileges for their happiness vel
fare ana for their and religious rights and per
tctstcufry to their persons and property But must
be recoected that the right OF suffrage eg olity 70
I0hcal Office. constitute necessary part OF citizen
clip, and rs well exeDpliaed in my person. am
~ this time neither voter nor an Office holder yet
much and rs Independent citizen as any that treads
be sD m nsm be and be satisfied
us IN ad mhisteiiDg the affairs of America. the de-
feat Of the American party in vi giaa, last year.
the OILY nor yet the haroest blow has received Tha
would have recovered from, only lost in that
election, what failed to gan-the ascendency in this
commonwealth, which bad always been against u.s. II
dc not a1ect seriously else where The cruel and
fatal stab II received nj the hanos OF its friends Ia
Philadelphia 1t that III advised and III fs,ed Ian
section that asunder and destroy ed the NATION
arty Of the party, by the introduction or sectional
issues; the const quences OF which should have been
oreietD by every Of the least sagacty or reflection
.cr all should have known that the Introduction OF that
question: in souths aspect would necessarily
opposition and oivton N II did not occasion its ntroduc
iion and adoption in Northern aspect; and in either
event. i must have proved fatal. did my duty
81 the hszara Of all my own ambitious hopes But il was
tco late The deed was done. The poison had been
house divided against itself discharged my duty arm
~ and without shrinking. from first {, last and have
author Of The twelfth section? Where modern
tfatus who st lire TO the Ephesian temple off
by the light Of the blaze he had kindeda Playing sen
tnei, We are told, and guarding the fortunes Of
versaries He lett and Is supporting Mr. Buchanan
because the American party oud adhere
tec'on Wei az matter Of course, IL IL was Of much
importance that We should have il in PLATFORM 1t Is
Of ne lees importance that should have found it in
theirs But Is there. What then has he made by
the charge And when the democratic press has the
mocesty 10 ebuke us for not adopting the 18th Section
have only them why was mot adopted al ON
cinnati and they will point you TO the Washington Uno
which said
part Of the creed of democrat SUCH advocate
against his democratic feaiy.
sbi ~notsb
In lieu of IT, in the democratic party, Is satisfied win
Il. Bow Is II in regard to Fremont He Is an uniried
and unknown adventurer in the political fed. If he
has the qualification OF statesmen il Is no. known
or PRETENDED by his ~srmetf supporters We have had
late years, none q which have succeeded we'll
We have bad men selected for office not
only recurring the hishes, order Of ability and
the largest amount OF experience OF known establish
Cd Character ana principles-pcn Of frmnsss and
decision Of character, who could rely upon their
knowiedge and judgment OF men and things taken
times IRON The camp, and sometimes from county
court bar We have had men put up for this high Office
for better that body could,t
thing pean 'em, no how, because they won't 70 be
iourd upon record nowhar," and all such expert
proved miserable abort and failures
have only served TO plunge the country into trouble
and difficulty But Of al the experiments yet made in
this hDe regard that OF nominating Fremont AZ the
vdes and most insane yea attempted TO add another
able objection Ia his will be purely
SIMPLY Of sectional character, yet not more so than
Buchar ans first, because thii Il quito likely Ere
mon, will get as many Southern electoral votes
Buchanan viii 70. in the North: but, chiefly because
cary on the battle exclusively on southern sectional
sue whilst Ere mont the Representative OF party
tafcs the orpcte eide that sectional ssue They arc
Therefore both tec,onal and one as much so as the
otber and Il docs appear 10 10 impossible
toDsi1e the SOUTH as the democrats propose without
at the same time and In the way, sectional zng the
North also We propose 10 avoid both and steer between
diem as would between /" Soy La and Charbydis,"
and rally upon the man, who represents the rational
party national issues. tremendous cheerng
The has net vet drawn bis breath who placed
the Presidential cnar would TO interfere with the
oppose is ext nsion, but none for disturbing whore
the United States John p Hale one OF the King Bees in
the hive, taid-
The doctrine which has been proclaimed by the men abou,
% Ss soI ss sy aans
the @ ss s' s mo s S %s
N NE s national meeting they ever held asa convention
No. sir; the only danger 70 which slavery Is exposed
is rom making It's escape into toe free states and that s
70 be avoided only BY excessive vigilance ON the part Of
the and by the punif Of those who entce
them of, when apprehended. This property must be
guarded In that respect best you canas you guard
diary neither the general government the Union Is
responsible for H. Nor win abusive and Incorporate
a remedy Z the evil. Aburslar from North enters
ny neighbours dwelling and carries of his ewery and
plate You do not charge upon the entire Northern
and threaten to dissolve the Union because his property
NOT found and restored; all you can demand is that
when the rogue is detected you shall have the property
returned and the guilty party punished Another, who
came with the burglar, entces my slave accompany
him to the North, and Immediately . hue and cry IL
raised against the entire Northern population, and
nothing but threats OF disunon greet until
the Is threadbare and forgotten. ! have
seen two cases OF kidnapping, or stealing negroes,
reported ~ being brought 10 the notice OF our
courts, within the last week-one from North Carolina,
and the other rom the District OF mbia Why
nof hold all the people Of the State Deh Caro-
Ina and Of the Dstrics Of Columbia in Inner re-
tponsible for the guilt Of the offenders, ate your
selves from them also There good UVkd mtn in
all communities but have no idea Of holding the good
responsible for the misdecds OF The wicked. There
good In the North and the proportion Ia Just
large Is In the South and rf NOT justify thu in.
d,seriminate, whoiesae Islander Of the North, gre
csnt.nanee 70 ne denton'ae cry q party, % disolce
the Unon, whentrr zee hear o. r,tndcay SLAVE
png, rohbcrks, srsons, and running OF OF slaves,
will long as men exist and slaves are
within their reach, and no laws, human divine,
will ~ event them. They mu,t be punished according
Law when the guilty parties detected; and that,
with proper caution and vigilance, s your only remedy