The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

end then with excite nent AGAIN.
they bring up people enough al the North that is sent 70
congress py us 70 represent us, order 70 rule and
govern bis country he laughter breaks out For the
purpose OF removing that evil have met 70 4uight
Ihese men that have represented TuthlulIy and
honestly we propose to and we propose 10
These that have msrepresented US we propose TO put
asae and 70 take others in their paoess (Cneers aad
further pulls al the dishcoth the throat
The cemocratic party as organised "a psuse-he
steps forward pulls his hand out OF his pocket flk
glass OF water aod drinks TO the Of
the jts power strength a. the SOUTH
nas united all the Southern States 10 support It has
become the great propag sndttgot out with ne ccct
of slavery (Is renews his eror,s to clear throat
and the audience laughed immoderasely the .sa) II
thinks by-(a pawe-h rubs hts nose, then puts the
nand again IN the pocket and tries 10 remembsr-the
action and the attitude are irresistible ana roars or
laughter greet him from all sides.)
Mr. LAW (parenthetcally and apologeucally) Never
I,na, 1,a senuemen-wen get along by and bye (Con
Mr. sHAyFss-i hope the house viii be as orderly a.
possible.
The "as possible" was another provocative OF uirth
and tue shouts OF laughter connusd while Mr. Law Kept
rafting his keys a. the bottom OF his pockets
MI LAW lresuming where he bad left of)-They think
to extend avery "a minutes sanity lled up
with laughtercalls order-cries Of eco on GEORGE
breast and when he recolects, proceeds-and by the
excitement that they may get up on that to rule
and control the government Of this country (Ano.her
awkward pause, and intmatons TO "Go on.'0 Let US
then at the North unite Ginger rased) fer the purpose Of
putting down that sentiment and that feeling (durraD
Let us join together and support representatives in
Congress- and support by re election
OF those who sustain and support sentiments that we
believe In and let us join and elect those to the highest
position in the gift Of this country that also bseves in
and respect the views and the interests of the people
OF this country. (Well declaimed That's II position
We choose (dndante movement advocate and in ad
voca,ipg that principle told by the South that
We elect Colonel Fremont that they would disu
Mon e this the principle with energy as it is en-
braced IN the constitution OF these United States If s
then there's end Of liberty; there's end OF civil
govern tent; there's end freedom; and there's an
RAD We have considered well l. wi wha. We We have have
win he same resolution bssAnsd With pa.sionss ave-
And these that rise up and say that they'll resist the
authority Of the government we do So tell them that
put them down. (Cheers and applause.) Has il come
to this in this country, that must vote here in the
North for those who they choose TO for US in
the South and no oiher2 (Shout OF "No, noD this Ia
co. why do we 80 through the useless form Of elec
aonS this ID 50. why do We exist Slater (Cheers
right Of franchise Is ctzsnf Let the south-(with an
oratorical the North the
they think proper and when the election is over, aud
when the votes are counted up, whoever has the ma
jorty, the people will acquiese in. (Cneers.) And
the majority ofthe votes Is not cast for man Of
b shall have fair Supports from us (chssrs
expect the same ss.. from ss:s .:
late in the day-(he takes two strides backward
people govern. Cjheers-a pause-he rubs his nose
sbout onuniOn when these thirty one States and tweny
three millions Of people, all linked together By railroads.
Sy canals sy Ties Of relsonshp and ~ ali toe interest.
little OF the interests and the feelings Of the people OF this
country (Applause am wiling TO undertake to do
undertake to get up revolution and disunon. (Roars OF
iaushter) Those who do undertake Il have q joS on
plause When hey talk to the free North about coer
eng w to vote for who they ttink proper to
erect, they talk without knowing TO whom they
speak. (SpleDdidy declamed-mGch applause) The
spirt OF 20 exists (hunc)-and when II Ia LITE
up II will become intense three millions OF peop
Is to % millions (Loud laugbter( We hod . cea,ra
latitude and the 49h-l600 miles North and south and
lsbo East aud West embracing an area of about mil
and probably q millions Of people at tns day And
few men AZ the South talk about disunion tho grea.
mass of the people Of this country exercse the privilege
which the constitution gives them. They'll come 10
Washipgton-thcy s-lvery sarcastlcally) )-if elect
Coion.i Fremont and they Il remove the archives (ch
SOM and they'll remove the treasury; and suppose
they'll remove the public buildings probaby-(spoken
Jocularly-lAughter and applAuse)-They'u want them
certainly II they get all the rest Qaushter) 1
rutt when they DO that they'll leave the pc ,ple
-(irresistibly drolD-they'n not take the people
With them, because, they do. there be certainly
sss S:nsi o sax
sosiracteigl = Ridiculous lThe sentiment aud the
purpose Of Frightening the people Of the North Icheers
they have been holding their orgies g hard here 10 the
ihs, they may be returned back ,hroaSs sne nswsps
pers In order 70 frghien you, expecting that you
TO tun round and FOR James Buchanan instead OF
clear his throat, at which the audience never fall to
lauRh) The convention shich nominated John G. Fro
mont sat In Philadephy () one and the other In New
YORK. was an Invitation 10 the whole people
North and South East and West; and II they chose
70 exclude themselves II was not tho fault OF
others Continued laughter.) That Convention met
under notice 1t was not snap Judgment Il was
advertised for months, but the South say I'VE
teDc-none Of people wont attend It'll they do we
hav ah nf Iivor us
Well, Mr.. UndDrhll did attend the Convention, and he
bad notice TO Quit augn,er) vrgnny sc the state Of
reeuced Itself In the estimation OF al by that acl-an act
that the despotsm OF Russia could not do
poorest =. sussc auss.er lie, US regard ourselves
q, us gard Il feelings and wphes Of others so far a.
ey do not undertake 70 interfere with them sughtcr)
hats precisely the doctrnce that the south must hold
We don't choose 10 interfere with her institutions there
with them; and II they are evil they must bear the
Wifi they are good they must reap the benefit Irn
Al tie South TO human bondage thoy must bear that do
ersdaon In the face Of the civilized world (bavo) and
them our free Institutions respected by mankind At
this cay We shall receive that respect and the civilized
rss, rord E vii accord !. tou daughter and app.use
~ heartess AZ that OF Catne at Rome Applause and
laughter) IL has been attempted be consummated by
and by the Executive and by Cabinet on
cers-n long pause)-and they presume TO get up
element on ns slavery question for the purpose Of over
We propose 10 turn them out. (Bravo) We propose
" put an honest man In their place (chces)
Of ntegence and parstsm that has dons good service
10 his counTy-(applause)- they talk to us OF dis.
union ne do 30, wen tell them "you've scuttIed the
sbp and we're bang out, (suehter), and 10 you don't
behave yourselves we'll throw you overboard.v IAN
mmcdeiaie outourst Of laueher) That's the idea that
(pun both hands in his pockets with air of in
tense setatisacton and receives the laughing plauds
Of the house Six millions OF people the Southfree
bite man-35o, 900 Shareholders and thres millions Of
siavesare gong TO conquer thirteen fourteen mil
lions OF freemen At the North. Well. Idecare IAN IN.
resstbe piece Of comcality, which again drc~ down
The house) don wonder gentlemen youre . laughing
(Pess OF laughter certainy very alarming position
And Notwithstanding this threat they have resored 10 all
he obloquy that can be heapcd candidate They
have auackted ('tc) his refgou They have attacked
bic honesty Wel what have say on that subject IA
his When Bachanan man undertakes tradu, % John
O fremont want 10 tell him that bis candidate has
branded him as slspderer, under oath. We have the
stmony Of James Bochanan under OATH In reference 20
chm T. Fremont II s true, when no gave II at that
me, be vas not an opposing candidate 70 him he had
been why suppose he would have held on n We in ige
fom present appearances. Now, gentlemen, whea
he south talk about dsunion, In order 70 govern the
North, We say 70 them that wen take OF the Union
Wen exercise right Of franchise wen OK
ncse that right which hold under the con
tution, Of voting nd supporting who We think proper
the Presidency Of the United gfatca IAcpi.r.o +,