The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

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and that II had been ncorposated INTO the constitution
the government could not have been carried on! (No,
MOI THIS do rine Of The dec araton OF indepenc ence
proclaimed the world by pledged sup.
port their hves their fortunes and their sacred honor
| II had come 10 this. This declaration that
created equal rejected and sneered at by the chief
ta.ns OF the democratic party throughout the United
States He DID not believe they could find supporter
OF James Buchanan who had any regard for IT, Net only
that but the doctrine maintained tina, free society
in this C untry failure and ought not to be extended
book had been published In the South and endorsed by
tha Richmond Enquirer, the organ of the democratic
party in the United States and he wosd read few ex
| tracts from that book. One Was
Sake the working man the slave OF one man instead
OF the slave OF soclsty and he would be much better OF
This IS democratic doctrine. Qaughter.) Another
Two hundred years Of liberty have made white la
| borers pauper banditt = Free society failed
and that which is free must be substituted
Free society Is monstrous abortion, and slavery
beautiful being which they are trying unconseoasly to
better than the white laborers OF the North are.
ow we're ,h the slaves G9ys,1ea Sy the
than the government OF the free men Of the
Our negroes are not only better Of as to physical
comfort than white aoorers but their morals are better
The white men Of the North are better o live in better
houses and wear better clothes than the masters Of those
slaves.
A AvoIcE-And better hammered.
Mr.. WnsoS-My friend must have lived in Washing
| ton last winter to get that idea. (Laughter.)
..sAvery, black or white, Is right and necessary
| Potomac, and endorsed by the democratic organs
south OF the Potomac This the doctrine proclaimed in
the face Of the world and theeecton of James Buchanan
the endorsement OF the doctrine by the people Of the
United States.
..Nature makes the weak in mind or in body slaves,
Ihat IS democratic doctrine Qaughter) His idea OF
democracy was that it recognised the humblest in
the country and brother-the peer Of Presi-
| dent and Cabinet (Appause) Was 1t reason because
man was weak, poor or friendess that in democratic
| republic he should be slave?
"Men not born entitled equal rights. It would
be Tar nearer the truth to that some men were born
| with saddles on their backs. and others booted and
Il
In is2s Jefferson wrote tha, men were not born booted
and spurred to ride the people. Now 1t is proclaimed
i sJThey need the reirs the Bit and the spurn a D
| "Lfe and liberty not nalienable"
The Richmond Faquirer asks have not the experiments
offree society failed! and protests against the evils of
same paper says that they could have commerce in the
Norh but they would not have their brutal bosses and
ignorant factory hands for all the wealth Of ormus and Of
Ind. Qaughter) The people Of Virginia certainly
blessed above all aother people They might have wealth,
the society that would be brought with them. augh-
ter The South Stle Dernocrat--(A voice Governor
candidate for Clerk Of the House Of this
Congress- says has began to hate everything with the
word free" before IT, as all these terms beorg to the
| brood OF damnablc sms But paper in Alabama goes
beyond ALL denounces free society combination Of
greasy mechanics, filthy operatives small listed far
New England States are devoid of society fitted for
wellbred gentlemen, and that all the society meet
This is crime in TIC eye Of the lords Of the asn Il says
the small farmers do their ow drudgery and are hard
y nt for association with a Southern genteman's body
| servant UAughter.) This Is Buchanan paper, and
expresses the sentiment Of the class for which /!
| government Of the United States. (Applause)
The crime Is that We are cndeavorng to extend into
filthy operatives small listed farmers, and moon struck
theorists augfter) That the crime OF the republican
party, and the Union Is TO be dissolved II succeed
establishing that society that Territory and eecting
| John z. Fremont. (Cheers) They should remember
how shocked the country was last winter by the cold
and fa1 rnfn tar in WnCht
Charleston Msrcuy, in commenting upon it, says that
sss ho rnderssndsr ihss he asa.acE iao res5snsit-
y-ina is, that he should submit word and blow and
that II he be murdered, his murderer should pun
shment. That Is the democratic doctrne-but he would
tell these lords Of the lash, that American freemen who
by blow with mpuni,y They lived in - section Of
the country where every mechanic was man and the
| The Alabama MAJ, commenting on the same m irder,
says that Is time fer the walters OF the orth 20 know
that they are serving men and not gentlemen IN disguise
These the doctrines enumerated by the
| supporters Of James Buchanan. Had they been
| repudiated by bis friends IN the NORTH No These
were the views OF the class that direct and control
| The democratic party Of the United states. These
same men threaten ,ha, u we elect John c. Fremon,
the Union OF these states TO be broken up But the
men who make these threats have not thank God the
power to execute them. (Cheers) The Union is threat,
eped but bv who have the power carry their
threats into execution. Mr.. Toombs declared tha, the
South In the event OF the election OF Mr. Fremont ought
20 OF the Union But let Mr. Toombs undertake. 10
lead Georgia. and he will nnd he mistaken. Zap
plause Mr. Benjamin, Of Louisiana, had made similar
declaration But he would tell these Senators that IL the
republican party went into power 1s56-as they would
cc-(cheers)-they meant that human slavery should
not single inch further the North American cont
nent. cloud and long continued applause) II they
placed the rens OF government, the hands OF John
Fremont, they would make proclamation that slavery
would bc blotcd out Of Kansas that the foot of tho slave
would not curse the soil OF oregon, Utah. New Mexico
Nebraska Minnesota and iurthcr, that even should
only free territory. (Cheers) II might float
| over Quebec; might float In tho Arctic seas, where
| Rocky Mountains (Cheers.) II might foat over the
Corderas OF Mexico, the mountains and plains Of
Central America and over ihe Moro Castle but wherever
cloud appause They did claim the right TO interfere
with local slavery IN the South but they had the power
10 the United States they wouli be held rcspon
sibe N they permitted the foot OF slave TO press
let ths Governor WISE. inen(s voice. "A Did fool.')
let Mr.. Brooks-lct Mr. KeItt-et this Governor
Floyd understand that II the republicans 20 into power
the question win be settled, and forever that the
territory belonging 10 the United States to
into It's possession shsll he free people OF
Tinted States and their posterty forever. (Chcers) This
Governor OF Virginia. wro is placing his militia a
they were when they let the Brsn burn the Captol)
hss found hre in the rear n iher own country a
bend that John Minor Bots will be about the last man
that will he driven out Of the ate OF Virginia notwith
standing Governor Wises threats Of Grand Jury. He
who thinks for tsmself and when tney begin
the against him they viii tnSsset an overwhelming
no interest in slavery, sss t'a. lhy vii rise np and
take tie control OF affairs, ana oysrirow the Calhoun
sCcessoniss and nuAaeis. Their business In the North
prepare the way Tor the treessni Of the liberty
loving people Of the South. (Cheers.l Let them see 70
w. then. TO place the right sost oi Tie House Of
Representatives. There were two representing this
city the prcsen; Bouse OF Representatives who were
always true TO liberty in The questions that came before
| that boey. be meant Mr.. Wakeman and Mr.. pelton.
fApplause Were they lie ASKED, in favor Of securing
i 10 the people Of Kansas their sacred rights eyes,
ven Then vote for the free state candidate John 2.
Fremont (Appassc We're they n favor Of preserving
all the territory Of the United Ssates forever 70 the
free labsripg Of the couniry ('tes. yes.
Then vote for Johu G Fremont We're they opposed 10
the piraica doctrines Of the osicnd iesof (yes)
then vote for the who IN bic ettcr Of acceptance
dccsred that ~ take territory belonging another he
cause We want would destroy the character Of the
| country. Cheers We're they favor ~ liberty and
| Jncnf (Yes, yos.) Then vote ior the who would
support the hoerty and Union OF the country We're they
IN favor Of great Central racifc Railroad (Yes, yes
Then vote FOR the Baihhndcr ol the Rocky Mountains
| (Appause.) Vote Tor the party aud the Who stand
tomnhed 10 the Central Pacific Railroad. We're they In
layor 81 the system Of internal improvements (Yes.
| yes) Then vote for the only rarty that holds that
| aoctrne. lArnlause.l II they would have the