Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-19

ust ~ q So !ae gmon ine oNn.ry
hat array abe North SGnh that swallowsnp
yershn9 else that has % seeds Of disaection
Dragons teeth raise up army of that shall strike
down the fabrcof our freedom, say Il does natter by
punish the By the rebnke Of this people the
pos as warning every succeeding administration that
hope to the rerbution his conduct Great
But You are told that all is peace Az the election
70 what does i appeal your patrotismf No. topaz
ueS Of hat monster bat Of he tropc which fans it's
to sleep by the cooling breezes of its WINGS while it
sucks the very blood from his veins Appause Ny
tell you to sleep soundy upon an earthquake which is
smoudering beneath you They have brought this
slavery agitation buried the grave. But. as the
Presidential election approached these men were like the
that if the Christian religion should be planted there those
who made their living by making statues Of heather gods
would sarve This Democrsc party as the Presidential
they were determined to have it way Or other What
to Kansas What was the Kansas at that
timer 1t Territory pledged by the pghted faith of
this nation the Indian tribes in perpetuty. When our
removed the Indian tribes west Of the Mssou
-when they took them from the homes of their fathers
and carried them towards the setting sun, it under
pledge the honor Of this that there should be
uudtubed forever The Greeks and Cherokees the Choc
aws and the Chicasaws the Osages and the Delawares
there put upon their hunting grounds with the
that they should be disturbed And had that pol
icy been persisted n what beautiful spectacle would have
and The politician This country would have forever re,
there barrier Antislavery the North
these rival interests Tie proper policy of this
to allow these Indian tribes remain there
But that did not suit Mr. Douglas. He wanted to be Pres
dent. Mr. Douglas is shrewd man. He had read care
fully the history Of the past He that our party had
had candidate against whom the charge had not
been raised that he Abotionist. General HARRISON
Mr. Clay, Gen. Taylor, Gen. Sc were all denounced as
Southto bring them all inland then they got just as many
from the North such ctte FOrney could call And
ls4v and in lSs but thew beat Cen Scott BY making the
people Of the South believe that he was an Aboitionist
they beat Mr. Clay by urging that because he the
annexation of Texas he AbOtlOnlst Their object
to play the game again. They repealed the Mis-
souri, Compromise of lezu. Now some one think that
do take home denounced that repeal from the
day the proposition was offered down to the present time
H,t f rec bet the Sorh and ,ie South It restored
1870 when the political elements in agitation.
1t had received the and endorsement parties
and all sections thus land The great part les who
nominated Gen. Scott and Gen. Pierce declared in favor of
the settlement Of $780, denluve arrangement OF the
question ut slavery.
shall argument regard the repeal
Of the Missouri Comprm time Will not allow it but
must say that the South did not ask it, Many Northern
whu have argued this question before have done
us rea, injustice bestowing upon the South the blame OF
thar epea. They speak of the slave power disposed
(Appause.) The great mass of The Southern people
content with the compromise Of Sso They had lived under
in peace ami had obtained under it ali that reasonable
men desired 1t allowed slavery To go, W the people wished
it, just as far experience has that labor
either practicable or profitable But this repeal was offered
by Northern to the South BOOM think Southern
men acted unwisey in accepting but they did accep: It,
fyuu would be convinced that this measure Demo-
cratic in It's i'll the incidents connected
with its hisory-Democrac i'll all the results proposed
be accomplished by it look at the present position Of
the Southern Wings who voted for it. Where are they p
of
has their old friends and gone over to the enemy
ky.has since, understand recanted. Another Of them
has, like Achilles, retired to his tent i'll sucn discomfort,
Il know not for what and refuses to draw his sword
Mr. Clayton, Of Delaware VIZ the exception Of one other
who is Fillmore man, every of the Southern Wings
supporting Mr. buchanan. Well, think it is consistent.
they have t. the place whore they belong there
agitation, and therefore, it would never suit US
Gentlemen, dislike speak about myself, but enco
aiuso have been abused and denounced the South,
because have exclaimed the repeal of Missouri
Compromise and because do excaim against slavery ag
aton Because there assert in the face OF the Democa
cy that the great of the Northern people do desire
to interfere with our peculiar institutions am charged
that charge all Democrats-yes have been charged
with abo!tonism by who would join in negro insur-
give them god fat office when they should get into power
daughter and appause.) These neutrality-suspicious.
men who going to march to Washington and take pos
going eat twenty Yankees morning for break
fas-denounce Of the best and most reliable in
the South false the subject of slavery because they
love their country better than they love sectional agitation
(Applause.)
fire tempe-these knaves and bockheads may get us
into difficulty before we know but tell You that should
that conflict (which God in his mercy forbid;
and do believe it will if Amercansm shall pre-
vail Applause but should that conflict come, these men
the South who denounce who
does for dsunion, and these men ut the North
dcnOunCe
rel with Southern brethren account Of their pecu-
IAppause The truth exemlifed by addison in play
Of Cato will then be exhibited before you those that sy
be found snsakng skukng the camp enemy
whilst they who advocate moderation and camness Tor
bearance and peace will be found in the van of the conflict
where blows fall thickest and where blood flows reest-
lily brot6erAmercans do you intend to let these mis-
no Then let beat james Buchanan for the
Presidency. {" We will-we will, and great appause) =
resentatve between sectons he the whom
Northern and Southern tors have agreed to as
in Kansas be healed the end Of years they will spring
upon you another question of slavery agitation 1t will be
the taking Of Cuba fom spain or cutting of another slice
from Mexico for the cmbrOng the North against
the South and them if shall resist that agitation shall
he called an abolitionist again.;
Can't Buchanan be bcatg CA general response of yes
Who is he? have animosty against MIR. Buchanan
gentleman Iscarcely have acquaintance with him.
He is good easy quiet man. in private life Hes ack
man. His friends say he has been upon the right side of
every question since he began his political life. As
remarked to my friends last night he has been upon both
sides of question: of he must have been the
right side once. l.aughter)
Gentlemen not far enough North to be in the land
of guessing; they say Yankees first rate guessing
want to practice guessing propensities
night. certain man-I won't tell you who)- said
on certain OCCASION speaking of the question whether
expatriate himself
The greater part of those foreigners who would be aec
ted by lad long been their earnest friends they had been
of the great of eevatng the democrat
icy ruling party and sooM haze been ungraui for that
party to luce ubGndoned them"