The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

p and ieek to charge 10 the democratic pasty
TOO, when il was in fact the wish as 'Ai il
was the interest of every democrat TO pre-
every settler fair Opportunity for the nu exercise % Of s
-gfts which the democratic doctrine Of
be conceived. (Applause) The democratic party de-
sres the pacidcaiion Of Kansas II has struggled TO
succe. sfuy by its opponents in Congress- democratic
mate vassed bill for that purpose which would have
s~edsa to be just and wise and ali that could be de-
sras even by many Of our political oppouens-a bill
wa. M Of Ssc aons and political strife and that bin wss
Let tsse p peol Ne that final and safe arb,er q
ses n great pe,. d happiness Of ns eSny
which party desi res most It's prosperity and glory CAa
hrvs exrep Ss a. az dst agitation and alsrmssat feeSs
the miseres the country and only acquires sso
like the morning sw as the sun OF prosperity again
st som gs% Sn e IN
shall be again ready to be imposed upon by repetition
s W uSs w % e pis s r
cratic party whose prime piles secure 70 evsIy man f
G 10 1s,ey e
present glory, and who's SUCCESS is always ndsso
ae %Sss Of win HI, II vast wenrs repus
who that re1oembers the n.gny struggle with the
BDs s 1s % e n % s
Ike sable PAIL the who lie land, for purpose q
n as es s. s q @
and desolaon-he distress m, elngs-dsress con,ms
hesd hs 10 sd hs s
that without that great moned hne the exchange or
business coald nct5e conductedh AZ forty fy or srfy
per for exchange would have to paid and that
would stop the operations OF commercs. And who docs
interests OF country never been 80 prosperous
as since the United States Bank ceased to exist thar
almost always be purchased for bare rroson Of unis
alude to this passage in our political history only TO
democracy depended only on panic for success.
Ard it has been whole history. The indepen.
country could existed under one half the eyi
predicted for ii if tia, scheme was adopted. Amidst
upon action the opponents Of the democratic party
grew in greatness and strength till tney overwscimed .
prospey esme rs~n Tas
pendent treasury, now many years in operation, hsr
proved only the safest OF collecting and ds
the great cheek upon over imporaion-a blessing 70
the community as Is now conceded by all par
aore recent history Of the a,iG as now adjusted al
sfyirg in its results every whs prediction Of low wages
sought to obtain the voics OF the people These disturb.
ing questions have all been settled The delnocratic
policy regard to them has been fully yindlcatcd They
can never again agtste the country But there Is an
irritating subject that existed at the organization Of The
il is the subject slavery, which have already al
iuded To that the opponents OF the democracy
ambrose feeling 4 The North and pcryersh mischief
they upon crusade Of aggression They excite the
and alarn the fears OF the ctzons Of the south
fcs the safety OF their families and their property ap-
p-hended scrvie Have they hope Of political ad-
pcs The pretended fear OF the undue influence Of
Disseminated me slave lneres Is utterly without tounda
oL Al the forrSion o. our coniederacy nearly al the
StGaes comprising were save States. Now, the sav
s,a:es sre IN minority A. ,hs very moment the ire
and psr larger nacrity 10 ,he House OF Representa-
tvs u Is absurd % als g an apprehended nereass
strength, compared Nth the Tree States has been
s,an ,er'enins sace me ors,n.a,o1 Of ,ne govern
stnne to dssrease heresster and by far the more rs
lees 70 ssose 4 our nsghbo7s hssrsJ No. one Of ihsss
msder1 pa.r5ys Donded together 70 obtain power By
promise5 the constitution. II they had and been
in power s.rtynne years earlier Union Of stasss
concession ,he subject ot slavery, "becauscp say
they. - nvol7es a sacrase Of principle y Not 90
patriotism Of the earlier days o. the republic (Appanse
II shyery s ocatinuing sva subjec, liable 10 be pre-
and interests Of core,ry expand-why shouli
no, b. met upon such new occasion ioreiahsrs
iaonf Is rbear,ncc less virtue than formeriyY
s Tho end 70 % nt:aned-the Pepeuy and glory OF ths
OF une, amps success than whe, untried expe-
rmennf Tc eonpr,mscs on the subject Of slavery the
with tlse VASE 5enea, to the human race resulting from
them a,o Can ne pn,nhropst who wesps jus, before
oenpro,nse saut ms eyes 10 tie hsi thai the
fr,emen blessings political re- Ecus, moral and Phys-
c sucii a-c found nowhere e - IN Inc word-.nt DE
lsad covered with churches where each one wor~hps
Cad acoordng 20 the fcc dictates % own cons ccnce
That cdncaSu - common TO ~, and almost free to ALL
frse schools E,s pride taai our m srcan4s
marine already exceed5 that Of nsy ether naiica hs
Shen he cossiders the rap gro~h OF this Unisn IN
power, exciting Tho sdmirshn OF ne world ana NE
Cheers sns S ser ro4 ha5oss sos s,s ~
sIesicst possse a.srss, in tie ossinuance q ,s pro
all the lines O b1sness, fon every exissnlty q ,hs
country terminate Into ycI lap me sireas q ON.
naon cosoen;raAsd hers, anl IL not ssscvs We by
ra ,ns ISds be saaa mo s spuss ss % a TO S The
l your city shall become tsthe world in mpor
Tns democra.ls pasy gensmes 10 Ala unssias sess,.
In rrame azd IN character Trm an conx:nxs in M.
course By roao d the sedaosr alur os ~ s.v
Unlike iu g aus tasns ndvanta a ocs or icr
secure the s Sherry Of hs citizen nc honon the cou,
try and tbs perpcuiiy a ~ unon. bclas M, str.cA
o. public ,srS.s.s annals easus any isssis tVs ins
ference VIII personal nghs. sev t6as principe.
fellow cssss 20 eSa.s.sc that bes. sr os, !saaS
Of po,sal rshs, IA, elective Eanchs. - : csrr Az
Of tins ssuntry 70 tie of xed and ssthinl meo. m
you wass sending o.. ship r4ou tho sprmy sea fexAsJ
most say, to cassunser nrcc ,emsss and rous ssaion
ard (? payese : narrow md dangerous channs. 20 |,
untr.ed skin, ana Who not "a acquainted ySh -
dsnSsgs and ts intrca' Awndr ~ Of .he navispsa "a
in regard 10 e pilot 5sr yo IRE about 10 scoss sc
ne Great th Of state "a ship hsded with all ae ~ rtss
Of The past the weas Of ths present and ei onss
o. the fuirfea ship even tossed about Ia AZ \, ~
TIC breakers on 70 sho rsS No, fellow citAsU Won
viii apxonsy seek The let whose long cx,ars 81 "a snd
ri, integrity ca' bring shat ship into TIA rbor os
| saicty. such Jlot u James Buchanan. N rolonged
srplau-e)
lie ppr~rrys said wished again 10 sssw any orr
tcrs sho mehss seseut thai the dcmosray SUI.
erirg IN the ARK fr OF speakers. AMI there sre
any gentemsa sssni who bad dcsFe sstins alsh
| nsmselvcs. noble opportunity was psss enied. SAp-
| psuse, ara loud cries for rspel Sickloal
Hon. sioBS vASpYrwlg then ntEeG ICED 10 n. an
dence, snd woeu the cheers which grees him "a ..s
sided said -rclow dcmocras--I am hAJ nv IN -. ~. w
here io prht left my homo feeling cry IN e.s 80
| ano DO not bpk shal be sAss 10 ad ,rs1ps vor