The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03


Of the streets that you do not dnd evidences havns
engraved on the hearts Of the people for
jackson somebody. (Chaers ANA iaushter1 We remem
Der the services Of the hero reward the aeryices
the patriot and for that the South Is charged with spirit
There was come slight disturbance made here by
young man ON the portco and there cries OF put
him down." Mr. Floyd in his courteous good humored
manner saidsOh let our friend alone II he can stand
il we can, am Then there were three cheers to
the memory OF Andrew Jackson
Mr. FLOYD, resuming, said d:-But let them come 10 q
later day and investigate the charge. Since General
Jackson who had the South brought wardS Not
to seI ams < aS 'H ae v.s e. s
OF the North their nomnation-not that OF the south.
Tho South was fighting then for Northern man, Martin
Van Buren,, OF Undertook. How was II when glorious
old Rough and Ready brought forwrd2 He was
the nominee OF the North With these two exceptions
candidate Of her own. How stood il with Milsrd
Fillmore Northern man Il? He was q nominee OF the
South. How with James Buchanan Why, in 1858, the
cormorant South had brought forward candidate
Oil; Franklin Pierce was their choice. (Cheers) She
stuck TO him because he had the constitution
Of democracy the Little Clan, Of the % Vest @ Doueiss
Of Illinois. But the North had q choice The
South acquiesced in that cnoce and would give Buchanan
and Brcckinridge her unanimous support. (Uheers)
Was all this proof OF the az gression OF the South He
denied that the South wanted to carry force slavery
into Kansas. The principle Of the South neither
egsate slavery into Territory to egisate or
Territory. (Good.) he was Southern State rights
man. . believing in the sovereignty Of the people Il he
enacng that slavery shall hereafter exist in the Territory
Of Kansas he would vote against that bill Cheers
sentiment Of the South. What of quarrel then
have You with the south2 {''None,n money! Where
"No where-bIacE republican sentiments.'O But, said
Be- there another phase Of this sectional 1t
Is said that the South with all its high claims and terrifying
exactiol poor and imbecie. Defamation exhausted
to maintain this, and figures, too, relied upon
establish the fact feel confident that before this assem-
blsge q few well established and familiar facts are
enough TO the alleged iuzignHcauce
production. What fund supplies the United States with
European exchanges II is almost exclusively the product
OF the southern Staes-cotton rice tobacco turpentne
These exchanges constitute the foundation stone upon
which rests the whole structure OF the banksand upon
mechanical Hosperitysof this cy-indeed of the whole
North. There Ia not a man In the community whose
interests not ndssouby connected with these great
interests. The country cannot be insignificant or
worthless whose products mainly sustain this
great interest Take away from New York the
and every interest and every pursuit here would
be thrown into chaos. 10 not however, the general
aggregate Of production which shows the prosperity
wealth either OF an individual community-the
plus over consumption shows this. This being then, a
palpablc fact, fellow that the South with about
one third the population Of the whole Union, and pro
ducng according to recent statistical satcn,entI aim
onehalf Of all agricultural productions, be idle
nnprosperous. Nay, she must be exactly the
But will not rely upon ger erahtes. Let examine
little In detail those vauned statistics which sock to eie
vate party to power by disparaging half of the
states are set down N round numbers At four thousand
five hundred millions. OF the agricultural products the
South ae mitted to produce forty per cent OF
the commerce and manufactures she Is said to have
twenty per cent let what conclusions egti
maeiy deducioie from these data Forty seven per
OF thousand hundred millions annual agri-
cultural produce would be about hundred snd i've
millions. And twenty per cent credited to the South IN
commerce and manufactures would be almost six hun
dred millions The annual production of the Southern
States according 10 these fgures may sct down,
little ihousand three hundred millions Of dol
lars. VOW, il IL claimed that the North has population
OF seventeen nnlonF-
see what 4 tangled web we weave.
When first we practise 10 deceive.
II Is claimed, say, that the North has Q population
millions and the South has about eight millions
il 10 taid; that we estimate the Southern population
compared with the Northern al thirty per cent II will
not be TAR out OF the way Then observe thirty per cent
OF four thousand five hundred millions of dollars g
proportion to the production OF the non savehoding
States, as shown by these statistics. do not endorse
these statistics. would not touch them out OF Wall
street or in Wall street. But they are good against them
selves they good against their own author.
VWCr-They are correct.
Mr.. roYD-Well, my friend, n you convinced, 50
I. II yeu a sturgeon and had hook in your
nose, would not be more certain Of you daughter
count upon him as friend OF ours In the approaching
election. (Cheers say do not endorse these statistics
1t can be easily shown that they incorrect the
error favor OF tho south. But assuming them
be correct they demonstrate how admirably under
federal system labor in the United states is distributed
and rewarded These statistics show that the gross
ngs Of the southern States correspond very we with the
non -sayeholding States. Neither be said 10 enjoy
any particular advantage the ether II the North
thinks great advantageto have its employmeuts diver
saed-that products vsrious-that controls
the commerce and manufactures Of the Union-for
rejoice at the contamination Of her wishes. Aud
more, rejoice that the great staples OF the South
the cncf means by which your commerce
:. iosered, ard your mechanics and artisans kept
probably at work. II Is powerful bond OF
union. These statistics upon which have been com.
mentipg rather think establish which were
ly perceived or understood by their authors. They cs
tabsh an equality between the two sections OF the conn
try, which they Intended 10 destroy, Ia little
curious 10 note the bunder which led 10 the false con
cuson II n obvious that those who view the parallel
between North and South with these Statistics dlsparag
ing The South and euloeizng the North do not TO
know that eight millions Of people are not fifty per cent
Of the population Of the United States but only about
thirty and therefore, that the products OF the South
were fully up to the requirements Of that In.
dustry and skill which so sgnalizes the North,
when they produced ono third OF the general
aggregate production OF the Union. very little know
leoge Of statistics, however will correct such blunders,
and there can be any danger 70 any cause where
attacks rest upon such nmsy basis. entertain the
hvees hope tina, any hs, every one who has been
nvesled into the ranks OF enemies from statistics
like these w when they correct their arithmetic, come
into the great party OF conservatism Of progress
peace Such are the fmsy arguments on which, before
commercial community; gentlemen and ,he party plant
uy which would warrant the usurpatou - the
hands Of the majority Of the rights Of the mi
nority Is not monstrous (Cries OF "H s.')
Unul the black republicans. bad their origin, there
quarrel between your people and my peo-
pie. (Crss Of "Goodl' and checrs) They came INTO
the garden OF political Eden and have seeds Of
dsension and strife Never TIL their appearance there,
had the fra,rcIcal hand OF Cain any disposition TO be
raised 10 slaughter his unonending agricultural brother
Abel. And they tell you that their gits are not so
acceptable the giis OF agriculture. They longed for
de ncon ana nirh place and because they desire THIS
they declare 10 you that there must be enmty between
you and Arc you prepared for H., fellow cnzensf
(Cries OF sNo mol neverVD
Captain RYNDNs-we will have strife with them
first. (sThree cheers Tor the Captain y
Mr.. floYD--Ict test them. "By their fruits yc
will know them. You do not gather 6gs from
ihistes, nor grapes from thorns.n Let US see how
the pi Professions and practices OF trcse people agree.
They nightly exercised in their sympahies for the
black They cannot sleep in their beds anlgnts be-
cause slave driver away down South somewhere
WHIPS the African negro dreadfuly And they call upon
YOU TO rally and overthrow the South DO you think
that when they GOT power this agitation would cease
90 you suppoLc that In the hour OF victory this strife
between North South would stopi VIII the election
Of the black republican candidate bring peace TO the
country (Crics OF no. no.) why fellow citizens, u
tho signal tor the commencement OF strife. The egita.
ton has but iust begun. / know that there are many
Of that party who tell You they not for breaking
mp the bends OF Unlor MOI for disseminating trouble be
tween North and south bot for protecting the constu.
opa rights Of the South. know that these men are no.
nest and sincere.
The PRESIDENT deny their honesty.