New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

cuhb nun aDd thOee noble Hpir1E VINO oyuipstnzed
with him. But what do now see In our
land our brothers and sisters ore driven from American
coil soil cOnsesraied by the toll and blood OF
fathers-by men who profess to be Amercans and
who have received your sufreges- And what ~ their
crime7 They love liberty Here you have spects
Gle more amentsble than the expatriat,op OF Kcssuh
by such men es Heyneu. We have Haynaus in our
own mdst. Il il not tim, then, ask for every man,
be be Democrat, American or Wing, or wha'ever he
his political complexion 10 rse IN his might and
buke this ufuroation II they do not do II soon
graves will be dug and all that IL glorious IN our lber
iiss will sink with into sn earth dshonored. Ny
friend has directed bis denunc'stions against
Frank Pierce but Pierce is dead llaughterl, and
the old maxim IT, "NeN speak III Of the dea5'-or
in Lstin Nj morfum nisI boHum; but of Frsnk Pierce
there il neither bonuu boHrs at the present time
Loud augherl. We have now to do with living
men Who il now placed before the people of Penn.
sylyapa the representative Of the principles Of the
Democracy James Bucbanau. In what respect
does he differ from Franklin Pieice' Would be dare
to-day to walk up to this Old Democratic bother
whose Democracy dates little further back than
Ismes's does laughter for there was time when bis
Democracy would neither hun him nor help him. there
was a time when James Buchanan trained IN differ
ent company, end when my Democratic fncnd here
was lisping Democracy james Buchanan Wa li,piug
enythiIg but DenOcrscy)-Isay would he tske him by
the hand and extend to him the ordinary gratua
tiOns that one Democrat extends 70 another II he
would dare 10 Do here he would not dare to DO It in
the South and if it known in the South that he
iad shake n hands with William y. Roberts be would
I've repudised at once IL be wen: to sec Andrew h.
Reedcr he would 90 like Nicodenus IN the night
Lauglterl. This is practical test. DO not say It
in tones Of der unciatiob or in iisparagement Of
James Buchansn but FAY II as fact, showing tins day
the true condition Of the country. SO cringng and
eycophsntc has be become to the dominant depotsn of
our land thst when be was invited to be present on
eone festive occasion Of the young men connected
with some institution in Lancaster, he declined 10 go,
and why Because the young men bad held ksusas
meeting, at which they resolved to sustain Andrew
D.. ,h. .f x MI xUrn hax
gone 10 Kansas to plant tue banner OF Freedom upon
that soil. How lsmentabl', when an American p.trot
must tbus sink the dignity Of rneu in obedience to
the bthess Of tue party in power! VIII Jsnes Bu-
char an dare 10 say day that he repuostes the acs
of the Administration OF Franklin Pierce? No,
Ii he were questioned nv et upon this point, he
would not it. If he were questioned before
crowd, he would give knowing wink, and when he
in du Get tor ga, cav Well Reeder is certainly very
clever gentleman" But he would not dare To say a
word agaDst the Administration of franklin Pierce or
tie principles adopted by the Convention a. Cncit-
rGti. On the contrary when the Keystone Club went
TO Linn and congratulated him on the distinguished
honor conferred him. in making him the nominee OF
the great Democratic party Of the United States, he
said, in response 10 their words, II am the platform
and tie platform IS James Buchanan Laugh
teri He has lost his identity. Wbeatand,
Lancaster County, instead of being the resi-
depce Of james buchanan, has become this
residence of the Cincinnati platform Is not this so
" voice. eE.' les! MY DcnotiutlN
however you may lave erred, from this time forth
trust That ike tie prodgal son, you viii leave the
meehes Of the false Democracy and retarn to the home
of your fathers where the failing shall be killed IN
honor of your return and you shall have placed before
you the genuine Democratic principles-ihe principles
of the Republican party Of the present DAY
Laughter.
A Trrsr MAS-Hmrah for james Buchanan J
Laughterl
Mr. GALLowAY-He needs it [Renexcd laughter.
Va, II Ia Al
will get him out Of the wilderness. That man is an
urdoubting follower lie will never be troubled with
any independence. He will never 60 to Kansas TO
establish Freedom there lCteersl. ack you, fellow
ctizens If this il not correct representation OF tho
position reid BY the Democratic party! Is this the
doctrine Of old Penrsylvana This evening here we
occupy the same ground that was occupied oy the
fathers OF the Constitution We are presenting no
novel doctrine TO please itching ears We are merely
resmiI the great Old doctrines which we say con-
stute the corner stone Of our political edfce, which
We hope Will become the lighthouse by which wander
eIs vii be guided into the same safe political harbor
in which we are lChee,rl. Let NE Rad to you Pc
titon signed by Benjamin Frarkhn and presented to
the House of Representatives early as $780, for II s
well to tir up the minds Of The people IN thus age OF
political degencIacy. That petition l. III the iolo"lng
language:
To The Seron and Hot" Of RP1ee't0fir'' Of ne United
States.
From persusson that equal liberty orzna'y the por
ton sa harisht Of ell ,nd nlaenced By tbs
strong ties Of humanity ard tho principles Ct t5sr ins'uion
general enjoyment Of th ke.snes Of Freedom Under thsss
SUBJECT Of slavery viii he pleased tho
Of berty 70 tbess nshsppy men rho s.onc q ts
sGiq he joy Of sofSudss ssdSs are so.ass IN
incopsseIoy oa tn character OF the Amscsn peope-'hs
you step ho very Of III, power vested in
ycu for deourss every sge'ss Of rsae e OF our
Philadelphia Feb. 50, I7so"
That, feow-citizeIs, was not merely the doctrine
of Franklin, but the doctrine unanimously received b.
TIE Fathers of the Cor;titntion II wss the doctrine
of Adams and Jeffereon Jeherson who Is canea me
Father cf Democracy franco IN 1884 the resolution
which declared that after the year 1900 thtre should be
neither Slavery involuntary seryitude IN the lem
tories except for crime. He, too, was the author Of
the immortal Ordinauce of 1881, whiea consecrsted
the Ncrth-Wes. Territory 10 Freedom, under the bless
ines of which my or Ohio and kindred States hsvs
such development in all that gives greatness
to people. ADAM, Jefferson and Franklin oil ut
tered the same sentiments, and were they not National
men2 Were they lot Republicans les. yes
Were they not Democrats Of the true, genuine starp!
YES yesl Here to-day you will find men calling
themselvee JefIersoDian Democrats-men waking IN
the footsteps of their iustrOus predecessors DO they
look ike Jeferronl Do they use thc same
lsnguage7 Fellow.ctzens, they are no more
like Adams and Jefferson than the present de.
graded Inhabitants Of Itay, living N Degsary sno
want, are ike tho-e I'D Romans who stood IN the
forum and whose voices rhook renafes, and me very
tread of whose feet made nations tIeInbl Demo
Gratis? Jeffesoo know a Democrat who was s,Is'
tanning an administration which was crushing
out Freedom from the eoI of Liberty kno"
n Democrat who was joining hama N hand
with Missouri ruiians and driving ont freenen from
Kansas Can such man be a Democrat Come
up here, it there is modern Democrat within
the round Of rny voice, ami il there is enough soul
left in you upon which TO bpild repentance, III make
you confess that you have Abandoned all The Stinc-
i've features OF the old Democratic party lCheers..
But, fellow citizens, it wss not Ony IN the early Gays
of Pennsy yanis when Franklin lived, that such sen