The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-24
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.


1M dnecedsls 81 fernsytrdnd on me otdrefy Stet1H-
The Policy III Lately Of the Denocratt Party-opposi
hon o. Buchanan, Fbsy Co. to the WISHES gthe People
--Arulanche for Fremoa.
Since the excitement this campaign has brought FOR
ward all ., the old politicians whose fossil remains have
for long time been lad upon the shelves 10 dry have
conclude TO spend amongst the records Of this
commonwealth, and see Il | could MT there fnd deeds
recorded that would asoDsh these resurrected politicians
and show the glazing OF the moderr demo
crAcy, As well add interest to the campaign.
Aer spending three dsy amongst the journals and ar
chives OF the State tracing up the former landmarks at
down By the democracy, have succeeded IN bringing
before the public claws resolutions that contained
the former watchword democracy OF this state
that ali abso bling Guesuoa slavery, which shows con
cusivey that this new Pierce Forney and Bachs
nan party have departea al the landmarks and tss
words laid down by her predecessors; that they
have abandoned the position of the founders
OF their party, and how following false
gods | have been able o bring forward facts whlc
show that what once constituted good democrat |
Pennsylvania world be sufficient evidence Ia
Frank Pierce and bis Judge to indct them for
treason. Even hassachu,stts in her modern rawlings
has not cquaed the democrats Of this state their
nuncialon Of the in utupon u slavery.
Notw outstanding these AMI records that do DOT lie
ihs modern democracy sopli have believe that they
are following in the loot " lustrous predeces
sors, and that they departed one ota from the
PRINCIPLES laid down u ouaaers Of their party.
The record shows that III, emocras or this state oncs
looked upon the iusutut,c q slavery the greatest
curse ever inflicted ls3s aaon, and stain upon the
American name and 4st ney considered il the first
duty OF Congress- 10 -114H slavery the District OF
Columbia well As any new Territory from
pehs cursed WiihH VI ohey the democrats o. ms
State pursued Up to - ninsuation OF "BigIer,"
~ben !, apooars ,hat = aew vision CANA ovar ,hs,.
dreams ana ,hey have tona n ~ ~ tns,r an,v "a Ia
come n!gger drivers Wel nav we exclato. Coou
wnoe boulder has M 81 lie OF the ancien, dem ,cr,cv
fallen Bur 10 m fsc - me regards yevesi 10
In March l7so "a, nre ~ ma s,a,a nassss :,
ACT Tor the gradual ea,.ton Of slavery in the state
masnc an persops BIO i II Inc state wnetber neyro ar
mulaiio amer the pas r. Of that act tree al the age OF
ma ortiz After m, a.. al a lev vears n was founi
many OF features hat were easily evaded
OBJ eel a. well as FOR ,h p,ocon Of the slaves re-
mNnt se taat tie'e snouil oe iurtner iegis1s
LEGISLATURE passed ~ ast to explain and amend
the act Of liS0. L. 49, sm. ndment passed 1883,
sis,s IL na,sons 1n,,t q "a rasio ,haren shar,a he
tree Al.o that pe'soo. we're held slaves for
term q ears Gncef - -" al shoal not be removed
rom e stne, nasl1s y s.Vefe penalty on those VINO
sen' ne saves ~. ~ ~ 'a'" aso nneaoe ior sepaiA
1s maA anu Nne. - with number Of other
smeao y. nus passed hDn houses and became laws
Those acis gradually pave 'he Way foe subseqaent legs
a. no, ia osaa nnn ~, sn =, We aaA
-. "" 'Ne e0iaio'a's ''AeA upon we 'nsatuuon u
. Aa's@ly Peeaohs 80 sem y .ne hssIiAlure Upon
s, ~ ~ 3. M, ,, 10 80 $40 u.s. ~ .'
.-s'' ~ r o - ' 80, ~ ..e saw uus" io'''
"nen ne loio~i'e p's''" IT. LesisaIure'-
PRoRH.ziSG raE IMPORTATION or SLAVES
la ou S-ha.fs II ne CONGRESS OF me nnei
e ~ 81 .su any -. ~ oi sls s.se ~
i, measure ard their ,as.t exerons Il, prbbH Inc
mpcrison slaves the states from any quarer
iar gt0e
Ag,n in 1865 ano fce slspeuneni of the act OF l7ss
was passed sl keepins tie .uDsct ber,re the Iegsa
ture asa ali the both parties seemed 10 we with
each osher 10 see which sood 40 The m 81 10 yards re-
rroyng the evil from our land the democrats alravs
,hansei,es of serv anno,tan,,v =, sno.rcs,
shs nj ,Htion AZ saver, n ., nsrcraI t,,ms
Next we come to tne message OF Governor Snyder
upon the subject Let ali democrats read ON Dec IL
1871 Governor g. twice elected by the deocra,c party
10 thai position this his message the
Iegslapre and following language regarding
sAsery-
,hrSs Peru as oSsr s,a on he oSe,
nse isf snh p9n ~ eiuI.s @ Lsr PONY lae gang Soke
co. p,rs q ms And y msde more
lus meudes reeen, aoi q crasliy whica under
my oose a,on ara winch a~skened eei.ags o. psnfa
ear sose g. subject % very to ne Whole
isn y h he tenor and spirit Of iha fnndamen and nmas
he aS ard reason that al men are born free and equal
eoa,ae. a,,on tha, poran q ,ne eeyerners me-
sage That comm reported q bill amead
tne - -, !" sosn, III, ssvery ~ 'ae s'a.e
sscoad reading and there dropped without any further
ssls. ,,sr, 80. hro,h, ,oc,,e ,,s sv,,,.r,a in ,s,s
.,sss -. -, 49, ,scss-. $780, ~, 80 ~,
sna Ls.o ~. n.inou. any oe'sfr shon. - - ''''
vas e9ne nAd ne ssme Y noency ~ lormer 90. -.
IN lsl& resy1ioDs passed Dstn prancnes o. ihe Ifgs
ature and received the sanction Of the Governor. WI
49,. f.nelzv denocYat The resolutions are Of decisive
ss.... ss,orsss,as rh., ,ne r.rh.r. ~ ,he f.ys,
49, - ,l n ~ - \, 49, ,,is ~ u a,Ig,..
1sFseos aef 81 80 sc1ne1. ~ tSe 1870 .
MA tegNong NE lnroauouon oa saseIy nv ner ssIIi
tory AZ taesc rcsotltons Apply wen 70 Toe nes OF tns
IreSeat Campaign, will be well Tor the democrats who
bOasi,as Of their conis,escy % read and poaaer
Is-,'ax 80 To-. - 80. 49, 800 ~ ,ns
susss.hhs 49,. .n'y sa -. - -. ~ -
lctn Oay ATcenoe', anu ue sensie " tue -vh, sna
received the o. TOE Governor on the "a o. the
nth IN tho year 1879
ameu =. those that voted for the resolutions see the
.,a ~ III ll,arn W,lirs ~ pa,shurg one AZ ,ba~e tha
go s.n sscr, rc.nrr.r,os "a hscor,a ircon :, e..
w.. Veea .sN'As .Ssa 49,, 49, 80 800 ~'S' 'sii
pu mere they are % speak TOT 'nsmseVes
Tie SENATE and Hama. Of az tho Common
whila3 ,hev chs,.b rght
,.assi -.ses "a e1nress thpir ountons mon aT mimic
rrooses In ths ervgess III Tho t'ron are aware
IA ID. nast III a gTesf degree dspead tDon ~
III yyh~b 4 ia eTe,sl~sd hey b.f.ve IN, The
rsi osgh Dot % be resoried 70 upon trivial SUBJECTS Or an
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