The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-16
NO. II.

ter. But. gentlemen, the men who make
these threats, thank God, have not the pow
eg 10 carry them into execution. Cheers.l
said tonight that the Union was in danger
| withdraw that remark The Union i
threatened. but is threatened by men w.o
have no power 10 execute their treASousble
threats. Cheers Mr. Toombs. of Geor
sla, proclaimed TO tie country that if Ere
mont Is elected. 1.-THE South viii 90 out of tks
mon. and that il os.gif 10 20 out of tbe
Union. Has Mr. Toembs the power to take
the State OF Georgia out of the Uniona Let
hum ;rv the experiment. TCheersl NJ.
Benjamin, OF Louisiana. said that the South
would go out of the Union If We undertook
10 carry out the doctrine of non extension Of
Slavery" | tell that Senator ana Tie other
leaders Of the Democratic party at the North
and the South. that if We do 90 into power.
and believe We shall go into power in 1876.
cheers and guide and control the policy of
tins Goserument-we mean that humsa
slavery shall not so single inch further oa
the North American continent Cheafsl
les, gentlemen, if we place the reins oi {, -.
ernment into the hands of John c. Fremont
and we mean 10 do it cheers I'VE pro-
claim 20 the world that slavery shall ba bia.-
ted out from the plains OF Kansas. whore it
has been established BY the rude hand 81 ,io-
lence. and tha; tho foot Of the slave shall nay-
er press the soil Of New Mexico. Of J-.sh. Of
Oregon, Of Washington or Minnesota [laaI
cheers aye. and further, We proclaim taa.i if
the boundaries of this country shall be x
tended either toward the North or the south.
that wherever the flag of this Republic waves,
lis stars shall glitter only on freemen and free
territory. Loud cheers. That banner may
wave over the citadel of Quebec that Glbf4i-
tar ot the Western World it NAV noa. away
up among the Arctic Seas where Kane raised
the Christian symbol Of the cross. as Fremont
carved II on the nights of the Rocky Noun
talns; loud cheers; and under which he bu-
RED two OF his gallant crew-that flag NAV
wave IN the icy breezes of the northern eli
mate, but it shall only wave over free men.
Cheers 1t may float over the lofty sum
mltS OF the Cordilleras. over the heated soil Of
Central America, over the tower of Moro Cas-
tie, but wherever 1t goes. if We control the
government ot the country, 1t shall carry he
free institutions with it, Loud cheers This
want Southern brethren to understand.
We do not claim the right to interfere with
Slavery IN the States. 1t is theirs and not
ours. The responsibility for lis existence
rests upon them and the country--'he world
and God will hold them TO their Just response
bities Cheers. But if we have the . ,wer
In the Government Of the Territory oi tho
United States, tie country, the world and the
Almighty, all hold US responsible Il We permit
one foot OF soil in our Territories to be lost to
dorsed Mr. Keitt's disunon speech in Vir4ln-
la, 10 understand, while we do not intend 10
interfere in any way whatever by legislation
with the slaves in the Slave States Of this
Union, that if we go into power the question
is settled now and forever. that the territory
now acquired to be acquired is forever
dedicated to the freemen of the country their
children. and their chldren's children in all
time to come. Prolonged cheering. But
| hope that these men who now threaten
ing to dissolve the Union, WHO are arnjng
their militia. and. like Gov. Wise. are sum.
moning the militia of the Southern States to
place itself again war footing, will Put
the militia a better war footing than they
did in the late war, when they allowed a
handful of men to take and burn the Cap..ol
Of our country. But these men have found
a fire upon the in their own section Of the
country.
\ yoice-They have got the Betts. Laugh
ter
Gen. Wison--Yes; and though Coy. Wise
reminds Mr. Bolts that they have grand iufies
and prosecuting officers in Virginia. appre-
hend that John Minor Bolts will be about the
last man who viii be driven out OF the S1te
of Virginia, Cheers. Mr.. Bolts belongs
to class of men in the South who speak for
themselves. Cheers. And when they be-
gin a war upon him they will find that west
Of the noun aims in Virginia. there are thou
sands Of liberty loving men. and that an over
whelming majority OF the people Of that Com
monwealth have interest IN slavery; aud
when we do take possession Of this Govern
ment, we shall sooner or later, cheers,
you will find tha, this class Of men, who re-
gard Slavery as Washington, Jefferson, Mad
ison, Monroe. Henry, and the other great men
Of the South regarded it at the time u the or
ganization Of the Government of the country.
will rise up and obtain the control Of AFFAIRS
and overthrow the Calhoun secessienists, dis
unionists, nullifers and Slavery prspagsad-
lists. Loud cheers.l Ou. business here in
the North is TO prepare the way for the ernan
cipation Of every free white man Of the South
now overawed. We must do it by overthrow
ing the doughfaces of the North in the Gov
ernmsnt of the country; and. men Of the City
and State of New York, see to it that 10 the
next House Of Representatives you place ihoss
who will not betray the cause oflberty--nisn
who in the struggles of the future viii Be- al
ways true to the cause Of the people and the
cause Of Free Territory Cheers. Two
men in the House from this city. | proud
10 say, have always been true 10 the cause of
Liberty on all the questions that have come
before that body mean Mr. Wakeman aad
Mr.. PeIton. Cheers We never had to
inquire how they were going; we never ha1
to send anybody TO persuade them. Waea
the trumpet sounded they were thers-a,-
ways there. and among the foremost. Cheers
Gentlemen. are you in favor Of securing to
the peoplep pf Kansas their legal rights? Yes. |
Then vote for the man who early sent to Gov
Robinson his cordial sympathy in his efforts in
the glorious cause of Freedom fCheers. |