New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06

peyon9i 10 o. n.tsf and ,otal annihation in
America viii relieve this country from us degrading
influences. That great parry lonf IF nosalsr favor
P5'.d.n pierce was borne into power ey the almost
nn;.rS voice Of the courf ~. The great wing party,
lint had 40 long batied with ns i'';ndsDle IlVal
tun. had ceased almost TO exist. The people OF
oi ,,,y welcomed the election OF Franklin Pierce;
apJ Il mai Administration had been guided by the
~ Of human liberty by Justice, aud by regard tor
he honor and fame of our country II would nave con-
!ne N receive the almost united support OF the
,noaricsn neople That great party however game
~. noDcr and the Slave Propagandism has held that
-, in tbe hollow of liz hand. be Slave Pfopagand-
Pi "a xed their eyes upon the territory lying the
h.,t of the continents territory large enough
ITbe orator was interrupted by the entrance OF
,rv Of men armed with new a1ee and BE- arlng ban
- On which was inscribed the motto: " We strike for
freedom Below the inscription was represented
On arm grasping a hammer. When the cheers
hcb greeted them had subsidized, Senator Wilson con-
tnued bic address as follows: Ar. Chairman and Cen
emen: This interruption is agre cable TO me- and am
sure must be to You ApPausel; ] like that motto
pointing 10 the banner just alluded tol am sure
Won like it Renewed applsusel. Let the laboring
men and the mechanics Of the City OF New-York aci
no TO il now act up to it forever Shouts of - We
will We Will. They have had many opportunlties III
the history OF TINS Country to strike for Freedom Ihey
never had an Opportunity so glorious as the present
one 10 strike for freedom for themselves and their pos
terity forever Cheers. Here and now before TN.
audience charge the Democratic party OF the nited
States with the crime-with the crtme say-0i nav
ing take nearly 500 900 square miles OF the soi OF tuls
land forever ecrated to Freedom, and opening j. 10
the iproads of Human Slavery II was crime agalnst
the me CHANCES against the laboring men and against
the small farmer Of the United Sates-a crime tfust
in God they will forget, and never VIII lCigVe
In 1890 the territories OTganIZef NJ the territories
Of Kansas and Nebraska forever consecrael 10
Free Men Free Institutions, and Free Labor; aud the
laboriug men OF this Republic and the laoor1ng men Oh
the Old World looked upon that spo' OF ea'u as Iue
own. where they were to create small farms build W
shots and organize all the institutions mat ado
and grace q free commonwealth. lhe Dediocia'rc
nartv In obedience to the demand OF tue Slave proPa
a,ardists seized that territory, the heritage OF Tue
See1nen Of the Republic North and South, and desc
Grated H. laid votve offering at the foot oi inc
| Slave Power of this Republic. President flcrGe ana
| Mir Doupas the leaders and champions OF Inc Demo
cratic Marty loped To win permanent power oy tbat
Concession TO the slaveholdng interest but, thank
Cod Gentlemen the freemen OF the North rose III tue
| moIstv of Frcenen and overthrow the a imin-
| ;st;n,icn marty in the House of representatives,
| IC,;@s of r" Good good" and vehement cheers
| They Frustrated the Administration of Frank
lin Pierce, and to-day that Ad Illustration IS
| a loathed and scorned thing in this Republic APP
plausel President Pierce hoped TO be renoninaed.
lie went to Cincinnati and that power that uses men
and always filings them away-that power that works
the laborng of the South, and does not Ply the
laboripp men of the South flung Franklin Pierce out
of that Convention and bis hopes were crushed aud
blChted. But gentlemen, 1t wanted tool, and 1t
found humble instrument In the person OF james Du-
chanan Hssesl. More than ~ yesn ago, aye, more
tbnu 30 wears ago on the floor of Congress, he pro-
noupced Slavery TO be political and moral evil, and
thanl I'd God that he born in State where 1t did
not exist Twenty years ago, however, he declared
upon tie floor of The American Senate that the Demo-
a. ats of the North the natural allies OF the South
That is gentlemen the Democrats OF the North were
the natural allies of the Shareholders and slave-extcn-
sioIists of the Southern States of the Union. He then
used the inut nee he possessed 10 extend the Missouri
line across the Rocky Mountains TO the golden shores
of the Pacliic and if his policy had prevailed, Calor
MIA would have come into this Union a slaveholding
Nth instead of she did q State
clothed in the robes of Freedom Applausel Well
gentlemen he has been placed before the country
placed upon the Cincinnati platform Ills platform
commits him. lie is committed fully and unre5ervcdy
10 tie policy of the slavehoding interest OF the coun
try A vote for JAMES Buchanan, gentlemen, Is
vote 10 extend oil this continent the institution OF
Slavery wherev yer that Institution chooses To CO. Well,
gentle men, are you TO strike for freedom by voting Tor
Willard Fillmore Shouts of No, no. Does Mil
lard Fillmore stand upon platform pledged against
tle extension of Slavery No, gentlemen; no! Is
Mlard Fillmore himself pledged against the extension
of Slavery Where his pledges he has gwen any
In this great crisis of our country, wheh mighty
struggle going on, TO zee ,1OOOoO square miles OF
the soil of this Republic dedicated TO Freedom, Is he
not ..nt-s he lot dumb In fact, gentlemen, We
have been told within lew hours by an Ex-Governor
ofthe Anci, nj Dominion, in Wall street. that there -
chanan and Mlard Fillmore Appausel. bond of
union, Let that declaration 20 out To me people OF
New-York Hear hearl. Let the men upon the shores
of Lake Eric let the men upon the banks OF inc iud-
I'D.
men of the great State of New York, who are full Of
Liberty and abhOr Slavery-let those men understand
that il il now proclaimed in Wall street by one OF the
Lords Of the Lash laughter and applausel-by one oi
the Lords of the Lash, by man who stood by aud
listened to the reasonable speech OF keiit
of South Carolina and then Endorsed II
in ful-.t them understand H. that pro'lanauon Is
porters OF James buchanan aud Miiiard Fillmore
Auplsusel Wha' is that bond of unioh Is II bond
OF pnepe ms rs, II NO. ha mO Is seo,s oSn' IL
is bond of union for the purpose OF puttIg bonds
upon tie free laboring men OF tins country lCheers
bargain is TO be made, Fillmore Is whlpptd' T T'a
eaoer, know and ell that they are whipped and mat
they ought to be whipped lCheers and renewed laugh
| tell And now gentlemen this Ex-Governor from the
Ancient DOMINION lhissesI-his lnuoIser treason
this man who sanctioned the bitter and malignant as
ssults Ill Oh the people OF Massachusetts and OF fhe
North this man VITO indorsed the sentiment IN Nett
sIeech that those oriOus Old men who threw the tea
overheard in Boston iaroor h'ed theiI pockets WIN II
btaie they did sohs lpan, who stood by AM indorsed
Tie entinent and slande OF keitt that the Massachu-
5, lis Regiment in of the battles OF Mckee, while
| the South Carolina Regiment was engaged with the
enemy REQUIRED two imeuts 10 guard II 10 prevent
| it from pundesing the baggage wagons-thiS man,
Eloyd il invited into all street 10 speak 10 the gentle
| men that there coDgregate lGroans Tor rioyd ana
Eei.t He went to Wall street to reply TO Mr. Banks
lcheers and laughtcrl and there, after week prep
a1aon he deliberately declares that there is bond
of union between these two parties ana mat 'hey must
unite together TO defeat the Black Republicans and
| John &. Fremont Derisive laughter ana cheers
Well, gentlemen, the people OF tins country are not
apt 10 follow beaten parties lNo aterous cheers And
from these rumors of combinations, these rumors of
bargains, these declarations that the thing Is all
! settled, the people wei understand II al, that
I il is confession Of weakness, indication
| Of Geieat, and they VIII not choose 10 b.
! caught in that company Laughter and cheersl Let
b, understood that can defeat these two par1 :.
| divided or iInited Loud applause Mechanics ami
la bpg a filR II N.Y.