The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

me- A.s.,s.. la.sy hsd been ssr.sa ~ 1:sias
puspcs-to evsrthrov foreign influence. But the Ams
INVADER :, home, bat shsr homes lad bssn dolaScd
Try were engaged in c,l var. It WIS, therefore,
time 70 merge their differences and 70 inAugrAte per-
lament parry Mat viii not die with this ssnsIsos or
however glorious IL Eight once have been, however
sreat under The .ui. Of Jaclsos yet al that glory is
governed The country wisely and wall; but al that has
changed. What va. dsmocrstic them has become au-
to ts own ground. the s1.sssoa Of slsvsry
srounS hoped the sna.
nicatton would be respectfully referred that 70
port eeaeeivsd in spirit Of hbsralty would y made
Gov Colsr Of New Hampshire stated that he had pre-
sentsd the Communication, and had regrets about
Respect IL stood here Is rss STATE man and IN Xns-
rcan IN principle There were three things which he
&: ,ss: A9 s ;
plsuss The FIRST attempts do the work Of Almighty
Goo, and cannot do that llAughtsr) The next thing
last makes per'ee brute Of every man it controls.
Aughtsr BE went against ell these three, and in OPP
grown these three things, which united, make COM
plst: hell up,n earth: Applause and hughtsr.) he
vent Tor Srsaiig up the whole thing Re vas no, much
NOT destroy the prosperity Of any candidate daughter
they hsa an object before them. How were they to
succeed in 9 BY uniting the opposition the present
lASpau.e Be hold that was perfectly honorable Tor
VI: s:pssShs.n party to present eCmpunisati0n to
and out Re wanted 10 See The Tsns Of held
an upright honest man sa from the tree States: "a
not want any twopenny stuff about It, IAugh.
ter and sppsuse) He wanted the reins to be
in the hands Of man who feared God, I'm whom
vNS~Aa swA A~lk k~l.k nA
10 hsd himself seeountaSe to the Infinite Cod VINO made
him. and without His blesng their action they can't
ssus, and for the union Of III sssn whas
would promote that end and destroy those deagogues In
whom There was NO mere heart than there was In brick
v@a-"You'rs right old brick" Continued
NJ Colby soutinued-He WAS satisfied with Mr. Bueha-
% candidate for the Presidency but there
thing whieh he (Mr. Buehanan) could not overcome.
The ladies would not sustain man Who would not sus.
thing In the world for them to beat Mr. Buchanan
that hsus. daughter and enthusiastic cheers.)
M. ELMoRE, Of Massachusetts,, hoped the document
would be sspsctfuny received If 10 Understood the
object Of this convention WAS not to prevent the des
hsy had specific object before them, namely, to put
down this yfanDica dynasty, TO vindeate the rights of
the North and the rights Of resdom- (applauss] -des
bosm in which It has seen Just said it exists-popery
slsvery, and run pplau:s They should torsgo every
home This democratic party has endorsed such oursges
that there be North she csn nd It no longer and
s 90 ns
Amsricansm. it the honest purpose to resist the
attempt. Of foreigners 70 control the government i was
out Of IL present hands and this they would
DO, God helping them to unite Great sppl:usel He
the right would sustais It, Let them beware how they
uttered word TO distract the Northern forces In this Pc
So ss.y to az object By taking ht
and shaking patty and personal preudices The question
before them WAS whether they should sink their pre-
lori The, wanted to say to this southern inssi H
tatos, with its arroganoe and assumption, "Ht-
wanted TO speak this with such voice Is would Is
understood What rghts-M their present Chairman
bad raid ys.s..dsy-hsd no, not Ssen ccvsp w, down il
vas there left for the slayeholcer to do? Moth
ing but to be allowed to fetch his human cattle
70 this nee so ana WORK sasm her.. and "a. .ls0 to
nAu party succeeds, they would do Nov or never
VAS therefore the word for them. BE hoped that inc
not 60 !. i: ns h Il. 1sry Pierce
had gone too far hsses) and the object of the demo-
s. S's was 70 ha
me tnoss;s party vas TOO Ny = put up these 81
heck There Vas not particle Of national bait on the
hook Of this Cincinnati platform. There princi
pay their slaves they turned Oh Pierce D,usss Co.,
With ut pay When their work done they just lead
them 70 The :l.ushtsI house GAusatsr) And If they
more bad boz n through the honorsd senstor state
giving good licking proud bully, who when cams
to tell his experience In chur,h said that he proba
by III who h.S Ss
had had the grace Of God beaten into him. Rserrng
10 the sumner ou,rigs) And he did not think they
could gel ont OF him before November. daughter and
Lieut.. Governor FORD, Of Ohio mex. t,ok the a, DOR.
American % he (Mr. Jonss) dare be. He was (ar F)
six feet three inches, end American al Of IT, laugh
ter He American for the right and net for the
wrong. (ApplAuae This Communication from the Re-
curry that Wild and fractions team hiscSsd up for Tres
horse and sootke him down listle. (Lauehser) Let
those having this iractious team be cautious; they
sas si. s. ssa t. s sss'Tsss ."s As
not hisd to sps.a q Americans. SApp.us.J
grea. contest for freedom. And should they refuse
(CIies Of "No, no.' There was great responsibility
had been passed In Kansas and enforced there with the
bayonet and bowie knife which NO autocat in Europe
would dare 70 Pass lApplapssl And ,hst Territory,
Of slaughter brethren Why, then, stand idle ?
dis ioeotsco pro-sl.1ery administrator (CuosrsJ
That was the work they had to acco nplish. Let
ns Ss ss
the olive branch of peace and the responsibility
now d.vclved upon them of accepting refusing II.
Were they ready home to their nstituents and
SHOULDER tY They should act like men, and say TO the
Philadelphia Convention through their chairman, that
icy were ready to operate with them. Applause
They had tried in every possible shape rid OF the
lfsue Of slavery forced them In 1855 but TO
purpose The crisis upon them they must meet
1t. He heard old tellisg about his expe-
rence in trying to get rid Of q skunk, which
visited his preni es, and which annoyed him very
much. he tried in every possible wsy 10 kill It, but
without success, until finally he found out the hole
where it burrowed and having seen the animal ia he
closed it up with stones, making up his mind that it
might remain there and stink itself to death. His plat
form upon the slavery question was lot It alone where
II exists but close the doors against slave
States that it might strk itself to death ct home
Col PARRY, OF Kansas, was then introduced By the
Pre- sdent to the audience and received with great
applause He said he did not intend to make long
speech for gentlemen who were accustome TO speech
akpg could entertain them better. He stood here
the Representative Of bleeding Kansas tremendous ap
pause the only delegate OF that far of len Of hrr
beloved country Kansas would be excused for not senong