The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

rule the South" This is sheer, and fabrication.
also says" We have abundant evidence that the uiii
mate abolition Of slavery is the grand, paramo mt
object Of the republican organizalon THIS nonsense
The present issue merely this aud nothing more shall
We slave Stes force their Institutions upon territory
hitherto ee by fire and sword, or will they be content
with their present constitutional righs Will they allow
the peopk, OF the States a ly TO express their WILL
whether they win admit slavery not Or sn to be
ssaened on them by rutian INVASION, bloody laws and
regiments Of United States dragoonsY
The Richmond Enquirer, of Sept. 20, Gays Of Mr. Bolts
-" Expelled from midst, he would be worth more
than any other vRgsbond, whose counterfeit character
will not bear steady scrutiny" This vagabond seems
however, TO have large number OF powerful friends
hO own city his opinions have weight ard influence and
his speeches the ability all opponents To con.
sovert.
The Hon. Mr.. Foster, ~ c. from Georgia. closed enc of
his latest speeches Congress by the following slap at
the conduct Of the Southern democracy of which he is
member -
The tune has changed We hear no more of old fede-
raj, bne light, abolition wings" And, in tact, have
gallant old wing party" glorious old wng party,
patriotic Americans. and the cry has become almos,
everybody run here ~ Why what on earth is the mat
terri Is there any 'orelgn enemy shres2 Have
nasns broke out NO no, worse than that there is
sase our friends, OR the country is ost.n
me Washington Union says "rhe public mind
never posed and undsurbed than 1t Is II pre-
sent at the South" indeed Then why many threats
OF secesscn2 Why is Governor Wise furnishing up the
old Virginia muskets, and the Richmond papers
ing TO hang Bolts
The Richmond Enquirer or the 27th, says: The South
only asks that shall 60 back the constitution
adhere 70 the compromises of the slavery question:
ined in that instrument, the only proper just and
honorable solution this whole controversy and thus
much the North must concede unless is tired OF the
vnion.n We accept the proposition. The North will
accept it, and therefore let all further bloodshed scalp.
hg and ,omshawking in Kansas there nothing
n the constitution for that.
The Washington Uaion, speaking Of the PENNSYLVANIA
election, says: We believe that they 9TH" democratic
party majority for the State ticket OF
ieas, ten thousand. But will they DO ~ Most proba-
oily not for the very reason in part given by the Union
VIA that in of the democratic stronghods there
difference Of opinoD which has engecdered much
bitterness of feelDgn and that several of
ties there independent candidates oppos-
Eg democratic iidates nominated In accordance with
che usages OF the party.
The Rochester Daily Union of the 29h strong Bacha
paper thus raps its political friends this city over
the knuckes relation TO the system of primary eec
sons
These I" elections - q mockery, and have
come TO be bye word aud reprosch party caucuses
throughout the Stale II there virtue enough
masses Of the party 70 rown down such abuses. then
exposure will sooner later feet Ard If there
not sufficient virtue in the party for that purpose the
party will be banished from power by the people, or
the government will speedily tall In pieces.
manly confession.
John Van Buren, said in 1913, when he working TO
defeat Gen. Cass, "If vote tor advocate of
man 10 Office holding views opposed to the doctrines Of
she Buffalo PLATFORM may right hand forget s
nng and tongue cIeave TO the roof Of my mouth and
any man holding contrary vews and living the North
sugnt 10 be peremptorly damned" 60, quere as to
Johns present prospects.
The Troy Daily Budget Of the Goth says Buchanans
policy, II is that alone make Kansas free territory
We recommend this to the notice of Southern Bucha
The Providence journal expresses this sensible opinion
ihas the people elect Colonel Fremont with the
power and patronage Of the general government against
shem they will have difficulty in sustaining him. "Tne
who think that this glorious Union, upon which
happiness present and hopes depend
be overthrown by dhcontented minority complain
ING the legal constitutional action OF the majority
grossly mistaken, have grossly unde. est.
mated the virtue, Intelligence Ind patriotism OF the
people,
The New Orleans Dpa of the Goth speaks Of the Old
Line Wing Baltimore Convention As I" deluson, sham,
s.muacrum," and 1t does not much matter where III
81 ruefu and roweress class Of politicians may gov II
says the HERALD right sly Ing these old line wings
"od line hlmbugs." II little difference between
Fillmore and Buchanan posed to the Nebraska
bi the other Ia favor OF squatter sovereignty which
Is net Of much difference after all" "Neither them is
candidate the South could desire at present"
The Charleston Standard OF the 2iih contans article
the crisis Of 1856 which gives the history Of the
eues the seccs.onsts 1851 and 1884, hope OF
preventing their recurrence II admits that the
cooreratonists those who opposed the seces
zion OF South Carolina by herself then an over
whelmDg majority and that without their aid, "the
secessi,nss powerlcss they then ~
Just so.
The Norfolk Argus and Charleston A.rcury-both Blu.
chanan papersare urging measures TO procure mme
dsasc dissolution Of the Union. The Argus calls for
convention, to meet nj Richmond in December msture
the bos< means for amicable dissolution Perhaps
she people Of Rchmoed win do the people OF Nashville
did similar oscasnon and In relation 70 similar
sonventionpa@ resolutions denouncipg the whole bust
moss, and refusing their countcnaDce any such
The Buffalo Commercial Adpntsv asserts that John A.
King, Weeds candidate for Governor, pledged hmselip
1892 at the Suffolk County Cor venton that he
70 the Harrisburg Convention he would every ballot
vote for Henry Clay. In this way he became delegate
In place Of Mr.. VAIL Clay man, whom the choice Of
Me Suffolk people had fallen, but who gave way Mr.
King these pledges Mr. King at the Convention gave
every ballot for General Scott except the last when he
went for Harrison, and ike Weed and bis TAIL had TO
swallow tho bitter pill.
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