The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-10-24
Speeches Of Massachusetts, Men.

hs following extract. the General pays his
espscs to Gov. Floyd, Of Virginia:
Gsn.lsmsn, We have been told within a
Nv hours BY an OF .Governsr ofths Ancient
Dominion, 10 Wall street, that there 10
band Of union between the supporters OK
James Buchanan and Willard Fillmore
A bond Of union Let that
declaration 60 ous to the people Of New
York. Hear, hsar.l Let the men upon
he shores Of Lake Erie, 10, the men upon
he banks Of the Hudson. Let the farmers.
he mechanics, and tho laboring men Of the
great State Of New York, who are full OF
liberty and abhor slavsry-lss these men
understand that 10 10 now proclaimed in
Wall street, BY one Of the Lords ofthe Lash,
laughter and applausel-by one Of the
Lords Of the Lash, BY man who stood by
md listened TO the reasonable speech Of
Keiti, Of South Carolina, and then endorsed
d in futile, them understand il, tina, apro-
clamation Is made that there is bond OF
union between the supporters Of James Blu
chansn and Willard Fillmore. Applause.l
VIVA, 10 that bond Of union. Is it bond
Of principle, ICries Of .'No, no."l Is Il,
. bond Of sympathy Twill tell you what
Il Is, gentlemen. !, is bond Of union for
the purpose Of putting bonds upon the free
laboring men Of this country. lCheers.l n
bargain is to be mace. Fillmore is whip
ped, and Buchanan is whipped. lApPlause
and laughier.l The leaders know and feel
that they are whipped, and that they ought
&c be whipped. lChsers and renewed
laughter.
And now. gentlemen, this Ex-Governor
from the Ancien, Dominion, misses this
sndors,r Of treason, this man who sane
toned The bitter and malignant assaults
upon the people Of Massachusetts, and oil
the Norh-,his man who endorsed the SEN
timsn, in Keiti's speech. that those glorioa'
old men who threw the tea overheard in
Boston harbor filed their pockets with it be-
foro they did so-this man, who stood by
and endorsed the sentiment and slander Of
Keilt, tha, the Massachusett, regiment, in
one Of the battles Of Mexico, while the
South Carolina regiment was engaged with
the enemy, required two regiments 10 guard
il, to prevent ], from plundsring the bag.
gage wagous-this man, Floyd, is invited
into Wall street to speak to the gentlemen
tina, there congregate. Groans for Floyd
and KEITH He went to Wall street to re-
ply to Mr.. Banks, lcheers and laughter,
and there, ahec weeks preparation, he
deliberately declares that there is a bond oil
union between these two parties, and thai
they must unite together to deisa, the Black
Republicans and John c. Fremont, Deri-
si,e laughter and cheers.l
Well, gentlemen, the people Of this coun-
try are not apt TO follow beaten PARTIES
[vociierous cheers. And from these ru-
mors Of combinations, these rumors Of bar
gains, these declarations that the thing is
oil settled, the people will understand il all,
that II is n confession OF weakness, an indi-
cation of defeat, and they will not choose
10 be caught in that company. Laughter
and cheers. Let it be understood that W.
can defea, these two parties, divided Of
united. Loud applause. Mechanics ant
laboring men Of the city Of New York, how
!, into the sars Of This Ex-Governor Of Vir
GINA, and the men who invited him Il
Wall street, and tell them they can make
bargains, they can sign and seal, but they
cannot deliver up the people OF New YO'k
lie, them understand tina, they are dealing
with intelligent and thinking men-mer
educated in tho free schools Of the Empire
State (cheers)-men who daily read tn
press Of this city, that extends its influence
over the whole country (aPplause)-men o
individual honor and personal character
and tina. any bargains which may be made
by Floyd, Slidsll, Gov. Cobb, ex Gov. John
son. or any other Governor or eI-Governor
or politicians Of any kind or description, can
not be carried out, for the people this tim
intend 70 think and &C, for themselves. =
(vehsmsns cheering, which continued 70
some minutes
Al Philadelphia, Mr.. Banks thus states
the demand Of ,he friends Of freedom q, III,
North:
We ask the restoration OF the ground o
1870, made good 10 freedom BY the Ameri
can people. We ask no more. cloud ap
plause.) We submit, 10 no less. Dsafen
ing spplause.) I wish tina, the citizens o
Pennsylvania should understand me. w
demand that ,hs compact Of 1920 shoulC
DO made good in somo form or other, and
by the grace Of God, We will make our de
mand good. (Chssrs.) So long az ,h'
government, Of this county 10 directed eI
clusi,ely for the maintenance and ptOpaga
lion Of slavery. 20 long We can have nc
peace. I, cannot Be ? Look nj The church,
usually taking no par, in our exciting Politi'
cal disesssions, nov everywhere pouring
forth se,ens prayers for tho restoration Of
psass and liberty to Kansas ard Nebraska.
Look g, she newspaper press. Can you ST.
lens, TIA prsssi Il u scattering millions Of
iolio, bro.dcsst ossr tho land, demanding
xith one voice III, re'sorasioa Of the COW
enent Of 1890, and the posco Of 1850.
Another @ssk, and joe will SEQ IS 900 or
q, 900 friends Of pea:,, who seldom ffe-
qusu. ,ho polls, come forward and demand
Justice = III, ballo, box. Then the work.
ing mon have found that FREQ labor il not
admitted into composition With slave, and
hey are oil with us. Who can stand
against ust The Quack Democracy Of 1885,