The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14


improve uent ana you you N apey that to the
pay OF your pubic dht; What viii answer tho
same purpose, win 10 TO app, all your
esns to the payment Of the debt aud this you
pend upon your local railroads. Is this not ostantaily
assuming the debts Of these States whc these apro
prations ma ter Nor is thus all they declare that
Congress has no power TO conscience ard carry on :
general system of internal improvements. The de-
cnocracy back 10 Congress- and they pass bill max
ing appropriations to some veny 1--we thirty works Of
Improvement The President inerpoes mis- veto, upon
dhe ground nat II 10 violation cf democratic principles
violation q he coz tituon aud violation OF their so
lenniy recoy ded opinions ia Gin ,n1at The bill goes
back 10 Congress; each item is embraced 10 separate
o ana sach one passes both houses of Congress- oy
OF two eacu and thus the Law Of
abe land In defiance Of the uion in the face OF the
PLATFORM ont In spite OF all their professions Of demo-
is the patty that there Is no imposlure 100 onstrous
for their opponen TO ss upon tn" popular redufy
Mr. Toombs rants, Mr. Mason raves AID asks, siave We
~ and calls tor explanation OF the plat
form Mr u says
MI President seems tina: Of the democrats faith
We have ehsr pa. which nndersiand
ss% n H., Triangle se%
the book Of principles ee resolve adhere them
the sSnsaTo bearer Of the democratc oary we resoisei
as e country IN IN
have before Senate day they ssd You meaa
When wan s aSpeaea sa ia" w ND q hat
parof my character We contemplate no suahthng we
are nespsse q against general system which
and which shall dispense its Blessing all parts Of the
shall bene one section at The If anoher believed
e ,a ns IN 3 se s
lem ~ the aeereg s ate and detail i seems however thai
must STOP You must either these bills strike
This Rnd Of cheaus Snd on The
country cannot be long tolerated When that you can
pies the party to do So and up this
Improvements all over the taxing consti
s @ ne q a ses srs sens s
ch an idea may pass current here, but when
nest heated the WOOL hated and iome'pun breeched
SsSe tho pen To-
cheat them on Ibis Sir we have got to see upon this
pass the pilot overheard and the snip at the of the
Even the ri hmond Enquirer protests against the action
Oh the Democratic party and don't gentlemen OF the
democracy think there must be something ''rottsn
Denmark when that paper, remarkable certainly for its
fidelity not to say its servily the party, protests
against any thing its party dor And yet they set out
with their bold unblushipg declaration in their Cnciu
natl platform that there mpos,ure montrous
us 70 practise on the public creduty. cloud and pro-
own party composed with such professions and such
practices daily set before them VIVA. OF Mr. FlmoreS
am very well prepared TO plead the statute OF Limitation
came the President OF the United States because he
has pleadfd the statute OF limitation upon 1t himself
daughter He has had the cantor TO tell you that he
was originally preudced against toe institution OF slave
ry that while he the representative of portion of
the principles OF his district but when he succeeded to
the Presldency-by the unfortunate death Of General
Tayior-I don't Snow whether fortunate or unfor
There's divinity that shapes our ends.
Rough hew them how will
But when be succeeded to the Presidency he became
new man he threw Of all his preufccs; he was
longer district representative he national msn
and he administered the government upon national
principles whatever there might have been OBJ
5eciiopabie In his previous record-(Ioud cbeers)-
and he ras esteemed and laudcd and applsuded, ami
eulosized from enc end OF Tho couairy other
1882 when the democrats proclaimed the integrity OF his
hA4 tPnfiO and ftsnI tUae
lency Governor Wise and certain gentlemen in this State
as TO ehether his Excellency did speak OF Mr. Fmorcs
administration q Washington Ike administration.
don't think il natter Of very i'm porance whether
his Exceeecy did say so or not have heard him say
great many hirgs on side OF the question in my
time, and have heard him say great many things
she other side OF the question. cloud laughter and
chcers But there is man whose testimony ought 10
outweigh, and III outweigh, To shigs aud democrats
OPINION that Governor Wise may have expressed
upon TINS subject because wnste.er olher aa may az
time have told you that was nc euogst or devotee
OF Mr. Hllmores but regard him as true, sound safe,
conservative rational loud cheers lone who mas
given US; and have doubt VIII asan give US, ar you
give him the OPPORTUNITY sound saie tona and ma.
iional administration Of this government. (Cheers)
That expect from either OF the other caadsa.e
(Cheers) Now II were an euoeiss or glorner OF Fill
more, might ssy, as has been said by another
himself TO rule over Tie desinies Of Ibis county, ship
Of state sinking in the tempest loud and long eon'ned
held In my hand speech, delivered by a prominent
leading democrat that commands large share OF the
Eve say "Aye, all OF us) thar Mr. Fillmore was real
goosend (ths mark you in 1882, when no was re-
buking tie wbig party Tor not renomina'ns Fillmore
the calming o. the waters when The ship was sinking
In tbs tempest All therefore, look kindly on Mr. Fillmore
bad freshmen, he received al Rsore because he was
wing, and yet did no harm TO the COUNTRY
For which the democratic Presidents OF latter days
can 8, much be said that he did harm 10 the coun
try
Ana ye. for the simple reason he did harm 70 his
because h. has Kept within he bounds q bis ON esi Oah
Fillmore has been repudiAied BY hts party Is no, this
Wen. who do you suppose thu, vast
A yorcr-who was that
Mr. Bor7s-wel you might ask who II was. Be as
sured my coed friends, do not to let you leave
here without knowing who WAS IL was no less man
rom Ss sand from which now spcaS 10 is5s
uendn for III. calming Of the waters when the sup OF
STATE was sinking - the ,emesss nn,s = no wing nj
viii II say Richmond Erarnsr that tells les Of
any sort bet am very sure u does not tell wing hes
deal in telling stories upon the wings out II don't tell
wbig by design Qaushtcr) Yes, gentlemen that was
the sentimen, was received with applause by the
democrats OF Richmond. am told BY gentleman WHO
with Immense applause and cheering all the house.
Now, gentlemen OF the democratic party, let me ask
you would you dare 10 oppose the hsi or ne VIII Iro
yiGences do not cay God sent him. This is not my
language: but you believe in Judge Douglas and you
believe he says, that Fillmore was godsend, sound
national 10 the country and that ne saved the snip
Of State when IL was sinking, and did no harm 70 the
country; II you admit thst he has been tried and an
swercd the expectations OF the country, why do you
abuse him as YOU do now and charge him with being
the vest traitor and aboonst IN the country Do you
expect to msead and cheat and deceive your own party
upon this question, you have upon the question OF IN
tenal improvements By your Cincinnati Convention And
that you make them believe that Fillmore Is now the
abolition canoidate3 lCheers Can you be made 10
believe that Mr. Van Buren,, who was but lew months
ago hrou the whole South. regarded as tho Prince
oil Darkness is nov an angel OF hght compared with
Mr. TiIlmores cloud cheers thiuk better o. the de-
mocrsiic party; think the masses mean 70 DO right
think very badly OF the politicians OF the party tnirk
very badly the politicians OF my own parry think
vevy badly OF the politicians OF all PARTIES think they
ali cheat the people general whenever they &c, an OPP
porunty and have reason 10 think that were the
people to get that did not want 70 cheat them,
shey would hardly have the sasacy and discretion TO
tate proper care OF him believe that the people OF all
yartes are honest. am no man worshpper, aud do
not believe that the OF the people OF oil parties
are intelligent wish they were more So yet think
sbey have intelligence enough to regulate and control
Their own afaIrr u they would apply nemselves % ~