New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1866


have 70 ssy in regard 70 him IS that before thirty
dsys ne around be- will die Of Tire Bots G-eat
laughierl. There j. something very peculiar IN regard
10 the manner in which tins campaign Ii ca1ld on.
Never IN the htory Of country has man been so
much Gbu-ed a. Colonel Fremont, the candliate oi me
Republican party for The Presidency. II seems "a
If the hoodcaies Of deiraetion and calumny were
cTencd upon him the moment be was n)mlnA'el'
AID up 10 this time the Fillmore papers | am sony
70 say il, because | love Mr.. Fllmorel nave pouIed
forth constant stream Of talsehood ana sI.hdeF upon
our nominee. to an extent which has never o'"h
known 10 The history Of the country. lhey nave
beed tho principles Of the Republican party and their
candidate. They say Fremont + an AoChtionst. pld
you ever hear Of such an anomaly as that 0i an ADJ
fitionst born in Georgia and raised IN South sr2ns
Thov say that who support Fremont ar bIach ne
pubicals have been looking all around here to see
whether You are blscker than men and women ~
general IGrea; laughter Then, sgaln we are Gai.19
NEGRO Worhipers.' Why little children shoulH
alone have the privilege of calling names -Sugn'ei
GrowI-up men and women should not indulge IN SuSu
things-as if it made any better or worse Tor the
names they called u. You know. dear trends that
the gr a, Republican party of this country, when Is
going to have thank God possession of the Govern
ment in thirty days. is engaged IN great contest LOT
tie rights of free white men, 10 matter how we ma!
sympatlize with the negro race; we DO no' asH -
get negroes into Kansas. but 10 keep thei OUT anu
bring in white men AMI women lApplause!
Every sensible man knows that we are night
ing the battles OF white men 10 TINS eohte7,.
We DO not worship negroes, and | nope tha we 90
do not worship ANYBODY but our Maker. II | know
the object of this contest al all and believe do we
en- aged in fighting the battle OF the WINE L'OOI
Of our country cheers for Tie free laooIer' anu not
the battle Of the negro We DO not want 10 pun tne
black men into Kansas but 10 keep them out Cheers
few days since conversed with an aged gentleman
and state the fact now with the view ot showing lle
feeling that poryades the whole country upon hs SUI
ct ard how the dtsre for the success OF Fremont ana
DAYTON j. taking possession of the hearts Of our people
HAT old gentleman is a resident OF Brooklyn, and
is now ninety -eght years Of age iwice De gave ms
for the Presidency stree which time he has never
voted a. be is a nber of that very respectable re-
ligious society, the Quakors But when saw nun
be said that be hoped his life mi hi be spared until the
ith DAY Of November next, that he may be conveyed
TO the rolls at the earliest hour and he be permitted 10
cast tie fret vote for Fremont and Freedom Loud
cheersI. Il is claimed by the friends OF the Cncin-
natl platform that their candidate is a man OF
man. | am not going 10 nun over the wants of his
life for if should attempt to run over them you
would forthwith run away from me aud 90 home. But
want to call your attenuonto the GROWING actor WI.
BuchaIans career diplomatlst he was sent
abroad by this infamous Administration OF Franklin
Pierce 10 settle two grave questions pending between
a md the mother country, which had threatened 70
in<Aye Us in war. Tlese questions were known AZ
the Enlistment and the " Central American CUES
tions Well, Mr.. Buchanan went abroad, and
he came back again laughter, and that Wa
oil BE- lid in reference to those two vcXed questions.
II he did hot leave them in worse condition than ne
found them lac certainly did not leave them III beier.
But lie did do something. and II was the eliminating
glory Of his dr. omatc career. lie framed and signed
the famous Ostend Manifesto: and what man docs not
feel himself degraded by that act of an American MIN
iser. Pierre Soue. man selected by the same Adj
minstlaton To- represent us at another OF
tlc Counts of Europe George Sanders the
Sickles, a of very questionable reputa-
ton; the German jew, Belmont, representing US at
tie Hague, and Robert Dale Owen, man whose name
is not altogether unknown Ia the people of this coun-
.Eohp Y Mason the American Minister IN france.
a msn of whom Tom Benton has said and he IL a
good Judge, if any body Is that If you give hun
his belly full OF Oysters and put PACK OF carGs IN
his hands. he will pay but little attention TO
fore.n relations and james Buchanan-these were
the en- who assembled at Ostend and put iorth that
manifesto which would be disgrace TO any civilized
reope on the face of the earth Cheers. DO you sup
pose that anywhere this side # the Internal regions
such set Of chaps could have been found to be sent
abroad 10 represent US N torelgn '3urt: 40 NO;
They published this manifesto and what II thele III
Tl.y Gis6Oycod that II was very necessary ior
the peculiar institution of the South that we
should have Cuba. | don't think any man
in this assembly believes in that necessity.
II elect of il would only be to give Us TWO more
senators from the Slave States in the United States
senate and VIC have enough Of that KIND already;
But taking this necessity for granted the sgners oi
that II anIiesto said: I'VE will buy Cuba-we Will
give spain hundred millions of dollars for her
But Suaii saws: We won't sell tive VIII not con-
tent to part with the Queen of the Antilles,
tie bIighiest jewel of our crown. oI nnen
mrnt cSrnot buy it we will steal it-take
il bv force" thus converting lis into nation OF
thieves and pickrockes. II YVES conduct that would
have dsgrsced Dick Turpin in his palmiest days. he
wonld not have described TO su:h conduct. What
macnanimiiy would il be for our country-greater
tbe al others in all the resources and 10 her love OF
right and justico--to begin war with a poverty
stricken, priest-ridden country ike SPAN, a
country that cannot pay the interest on hcr
national debt for six months. because she is
n,t able TO strike back 1t would be lower depth OF
degradation than we have ever yet reachei lCheeIS
But thanks Marcy, who is great at patching laugh
teri he put plaster upon tina, document that drew
out all tie poison of the asp. And that document WIZ
duly be remembered as infamous nous IN all az 10
II must not expect to fare any better |
thar Mr.. Marcy for that noble act of hi. life,
and Only wish l had more oPPoItuniti,es to thnnk
him. Our enemies say We are sectional because we
do not cN oct 10 get any votes in the Southern States.
They taunt u by asking why we do not nominate
tickets in tie South. Why whenever we attempt to
10 our Conventions ard DIVE us out WIN
mob violence and then We are eooly
asked why We don't nominate tickets. Why, fellow
czers man who opens h. ht Itn IN s9 no V lac
do, il II The ,sk of bis life. Was not Mr. Cnde,w )od
of Nir.inu because he attended the Republican Con-
veuiou at Philadelphia, threatened with violence II he
returned 10 his home Otters too and they are not uI
fr,queI, ,iauces have been driven from their homes
in the South because hey spoke Tor Liberty. These
acts aro baG enough without ihrr taunui- u with
sc to1 asm because they viii not allow Us To noml.
rste IL kets Bat if We are sectional because are
destined 20 have no electoral votes from the south,
what is Mr. Fillmore, who j. destined 10 ge 10 cleo
tora vote, ciiL,r North or South We expect to ge Tor
Mr. Fpmt nj III electoral votes. II We are sectional
vsnt T., h. ..,tioua on the side of Freedom Chrersl.
One OF cur opponent. was in my Office few deys be
fore tic election in Maine, ana III conversation we
had upon political subjects, ioid MN "iat We III
t,nd,d and expected TO do. lie was astonlshcd to
ttink could be 50 mistaken lie said that Mr.. Ba.
chapan wa. trvu- everything before hin in the whole