The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-26

but ask you has there been any laws
theres Has there ever been any proper
authority vested in the Office holders OF Kansas That
the question. (Cries Of sNon ssno) The chairman
OF the committee appointed to 20 TO Kansas inyest
gate the real state OF affairs in that country has been
before you and he has told you in few words painful
story The state OF affairs in that unhappy country is
painful to contemplate Why the edicts Sheriff Jones'
@ carried out upon the lives and property Of tho free
OF Kansas were Infamous those OF King Hcrod when
he ordered the slaughter of the male infants Of Judea
with y view Of numbering Lord and Saviour. The
prpcsaons of tho tyrant were as little entitled 70 res
pect the edct OF Herod This Kansas party pretend
be lovers OF the constitution They call their opponents
in politics negro worshippers, and other hard
epthe,s. still, If you or were to go and settle
in Kansas, and while there had of our chsldreu
stolen away, the kidnapper of that child would
only receive ten years Imprisonment in a peniten-
tiary, while the kidnapper Of negro child would
s penalty Ts hev
negro children more than they do the children Of the
white people. There is consistency. have heard
after tho next election, and all will be settled proper
and satisfactory manner" Can this be done? Will we
right; we will Settle it now: lCries of awe will We
wnlv) In Kansas they will allow the right to
vote sss he Is first % willing 70 1 swear to the M
to your brethren thus deprived of their sacred
rightsi lcries Of 'No No ~ The idea Of making
y Utah might. -. well require All ! settlers
am willing to give the Southern people all
.he rights and privileges that belong them Cries
thing but 50 help me- Cod would not take an oath 70
run after and catch negroes. (Appause and much
citement) The Fugitive Slave law requires you this
fellow citizens and the South demands the lfment Of
the law to the letter. How the nhabitants-the free
those in favor Of free speech and full enjoyment of
ibery-to be delivered out Of the thradom and chains
that they are now bound with rom hand to footS
voIcE-Throush Fremont cloud checrs)
You have pres9nte1 to you said the speaker two gen
took took deep interest in Central American % asrs; ou
ho 1n< r,,;al.txy IsktIa Ay,.k
question. He does not understand much of Cen
tral American affairs, and therefore too much
he did nothing but talk and chatter with Lord Caren
don the whole time he was in England. He effected
nothing, but that may be attributed more to his stupidity
than anything else. He should at least have come to
some understanding with the government Of Great Britain
in ink and paper but he did such thing. He only
talked the matter over from day to day. and now re-
mains Just where Mr. Buchanan found his arrival
the Court of St. James. Nations deal like individuals
and need matters to be arranged in writing There is
thing in reference to the democratic platform that wish
to refer tothat is the Cuban question. Tho doctrine
Of these democrats Is to get Cuba at all hazards They
Spanish government refuse to seit why, they will have
1t anyhow. This aggressive policy will ruin our COM
Gen. jackson said Ask nothing that is right and do
not submit to anything that is wrong (Cheers.)
The speaker then animadverted severely upon the
0send Conference and Mr. Buchanans position upon the
Cuban question: arguing that If the doctrines Of the demo-
cratic party carried into effect, utter ruin would over
take this fourshng and powerful country On the
other hand, the glorious principles of the republican
party carried out the citizens Of the North and South
alike would be protected The aggressons Of the South
would bepevented but Southern people would be protect
cd in their rights and prviegessuch rights and privc
ges were guaranteed to themby the constitution. Mr.
Trnbu closed his address with earnest appeal for the
election Of Fremont which was the only means by which
order could be restored in Kansas. Among the many
benefits that would be secured to the people of this coun
try by tho election of the republican candidate the
building OF the Pacific Railroad and the restoration or those
principles which actuated the movements OF our fore
fathers The speaker then took his amidst great ap
After Mr. Trumbull had concluded, there were loud
cries OF "Adjourn," tsWilson," sProcession.n
The CHAIR introduced Mr. Francis +. Kmball Attorney
General Of the State of Ohio, who said:-
Fellow citzcns-I do not come before you at this late
as from sincere desire that the voice of Ohio should be
heard this great occasion Ohio the third State in the
and arm defender Of Freedom salmon r. Chase (chccrs),
as her chief magistrate Ohio, which has Congressional
e s n s% s
able the republican party and with John Ere
mont (ceors) next Prosdent-for fully believe
that he viii bo eected-(Ioud chccrs)-we shall
have another in the regular apostolic succession
of republican Presidents. He will be worthy
son and Monrse: 5cnesrs.5 For thiy not
a party. The first republican party in this -
nifty was formed at Independence Hall, in Phiadeoa,
party Is identical in principle with that will refer
HIM to our PLATFORM which is Ieeraton Of the deca-
be found who objects to that document unless it be him
that Tom Benton calls dirty dog Petit OF Indiana"
daughter and applause Yes fellow a,a citizens r our . plat
this government estabshed-that its aim was TO
to all the people Of the United States life liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness. The republican, platform Is
founded upon the rock o truth, and it cannot be gain
said. (Cheers) Now, look at that other docu-
%sp " st snr
sas9 Why it means simply that the squaers shall live
in Kansas and the soveregns shall come over from Mis-
souri,. (Appause and aughter Is the doctrine that
the majority shall ensave the minority, and the minority
shall have rights at all majority Of this meeting
ry submtS We might well be the slaves Of the Gar
Russia to he under the whip Of this border ruan
eear !.
freedom side and the border ruiian democracy
the other Our platform is founded upon and rciterates
the principles Of the Declaration Of Independence and we
have candidate ofwhom we are proud. Cheers.) They
ask what Fremont has doneS will tell you what
he has not DONE He has signed the Ostend cicu
portion Of Oregon the British But he has twice addeda
state to the Union Cloud sheers Once BY sOnauerng ing
made made long marches through the Western part our coun
(Choers He has made known to tho vast resources
of that portion OF the republic Applause These are
you (Mr. Emmct) said it mystery to him how Mr..
Fremont to be nominated at Philadelphia 1t is no
mystery to me. The people always know their man.
stnct daughter and appiause.) They knew Fre-
mont by his acts, by his achievement, and that is
MI may 'a ask % VIII: John nc G. Fremont g. So % The Bri.
tsh asked 30 George Washington was. Gap.
pause) The British found out who he was, and SO will
the border rufan democracy find out who Fremont is.
The speaker then referred TO the democracy who he sd
had rejected all their old principles one by one as the
housewife takes away the eggs Of goose, leaving her
stone to sit upon so it is with the democracy They
have gradually taken every principle away and put this
Nebraska stone in the nest. cloud appanse.)
VocH-And Latched a Hlibustcr.
ANOTHER voIcs- ZONE light on the goose question.
MIR. KInRAII-Now, what has Mr.. Buchanan ever
doneY
vocE-Signed the Ostend circular.
Mr.. KiARAII-He has been hanging about fattenng on
the public crib, for forty years. and has never done
good thing yet During the administration Of Mr. Polk,
Mr. Buchanan Secretary OF Sttc surrendered to Eng
land large slice OF Oregon (Hsses> You know that!out
West We went in for @ "a 40 or fight" In Ohio we
all ready to fight. (Applausc) But the slave
lower, led by Mr. Calhoun, caxae in growling-thcy
feared war, and so Mr.. Buchanan came down TO 4s
and no fight. daughter and hisscs) No we don't
want a man Of that kind. We want fresh from the
peope-not grown Ieray and fossilised, and who
after forty years public le has done nothing at ALL
safely say che will give her vote for Fremont. cloud