New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

-, -. .,o.a.i hl. store not because hs fsls9,
but ieoa.se Re bed "giD out" Bot Frt mott si's
rrtu ring 10 the Lks of citizen did he stop theref
He welt alone. sDd achieved otaer ercsse1 suc
nssss lie opened awAeon roa1 20 Ca!ronhs, aUe
wrote wofk 'h4 is IN honor 10 science, sbd h~ tee
trarssied INTO most of he readable languages OF tne
wo'o ltbeer They 0ic bot pretend be VS. ofoken-
down po'tical tack, or Dpunionst or Aooltote..
The Atctiopss have their own candidate, Gernt
snah, std Their platform is 70 m,efere with S.vcry
ia the Stsits. nov, tien fw Mr. BachaDsn. VI naf
great tssuIe hss be ever fath.ted' He h.d ne yer
beer the father Of any great in oar countrys
history, Dor ibe fatter OF anything else legitimate
Iavghteil. Tie Osttnc Manifesto ~es bot toe assaf-
ton OF the ooctire Of might makes right. and was
written for the south II WAS Jsmes buchanan vho
rr,posed the stmirson OF AkSnsss, when that StstS
taa but nine thousand white Inhabitants snd by
vi ich tbst State r,prUeetted in ns ona
ellis by two - Dsts aLd ote Representative. Bat II
Neu York l. il required to have n 900 wbies 81 enti
Il. them TO Repre- cntstion. Then, 80 snxous Wa
be to be Pr, sdent that he Jumped at chance Of IN
To,sirr the ,piquitiee Of Pierce, Douglas. Atohisoa.
S,,ino,eIlow the evil & Co.. Al he might hare said
in tho words of DIR. VISITS slightly ahsred
Dear Lceo. sre myself away
fuavobterl The old Bucbareeis are nsw rnaLine
yerH efoI 10 secure the votes Of the Old lane Hessy
Clay Whigs, sni yet DUNG Henry Gays lite they
were the ones who uost trac uced BIS character.
They forgot th.t Henry Clay ever said; u never
tan!I never will-and 20 earthly power shAa
v,r make me vote either directly or in
cn ec,ly fr the extension OF slavery over
one Icb Of Territory row nee lLcuu oheeN,I
Row tae "a scs nGans of Henry Clay hId deYenersted
Jas B Clay the man who would s.ll the iaitrs OF hn
f,iher, ton;c fer waking es az Fix pence piece.
lie wss the very msn TO support the wilmer OF MA
father. Wha' had this Admin stfat'on which james
Buchanan nco -ed 20 CORDIALLY ccne TO merit our voes
they had bcmbarded Greytowni they bad
taken away Niger from Boston, and
they had attempted TO force Slavery into
KsD,ss Co. Ford gave very humorous 40
count Of the Insult offer ed to Borapd which WAS tho
cause of he bouba aduent; the great faut he s"id,
was that tie bottle that broken over hi. head WA
an empty one, and though the American minister wss
too fsr gone 10 drink any more he could stn have
taken in ia BY Absorption. For this the honor OF
Franklin Pierce was TO be vindicated by battering
down she novels at Greytown, and drViug the
Inhabitants with all their pigs and chickens into tho
bushes. Then there was this nggercstchlng, which
coat $50 600. man whose skin happened to DO
darker than ours, but still an, dre AIMED that there
was place where he might be free, and fed
| TO tie North where be could read inscriptions
on noble Bunker Hill monument in MEM
| oly Of thoee who died to give ns Liberty.
| President Pierce murt sepd the command to
catch hst fellow ghiI ing. $50 600 cou be spent
10 catch nigger but rot cent could tho Preescent
spare 20 protect freeme in kansas. No. even mani
mate objects which were of use to freemen were IN
cicted for treasor-brdges, bousee end hotek. They
| CHARGED us with being smslgsmator sts they them
s.lye, were practical amalgsmationlsts, ard II they
were let alone they would soon have the ngsers "a
,espectaby white LaUgh'erl. If this Karsss would
support ak Millions of uggers, Il would support that
many white mep, and he wanted the white men to lva
| there SO be proposed to shut in Slavery where it
was until ike tire skurk whose hole was stopped up,
il sho uld stink sei to DEATH Let the wisdom of cu
arcestors be ours to poesess let their example be ou
| To follow until Libehy should be the part Of every
citizen, foreign native born, 50 long IS the sun
| should shine upon the faces OF men Loud appiaussI.
| III Raryng sorg wes then sung by the Acciden-
| tas and after some arr ouncemsnts,
| Col f. L. 3Now was called out. Vie said ho had
attended meeting in his own ward, but be was not
II Adv to 90 home yet and he in here Loud ap-
| plsusel. lie was an American, but il was Of no use
| TO ak who were 10 rule Amer until we had Free
| America to rulc. Our candidate certainly was tho
bet ABUSE Of the three and in that We bad the ad-
| yartape. After some tuither remarks the meeting
aoiouped with three cheers for Fremont and Dayton.