The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-13

your Immense commerce TO improve your hsrboFs and
ssye the lives o. your s.sns On these great hsssf
tutonsl in the opinion of ruling dy nasty (aaghter)
butt rot 70 pay aman Ave hundred DOL
citzeps for pointing the extrsvaeances Of
the past and present Administrations with all their pro
tensions Of economy But have said enough, trust, 70
call your attention to the matter have stated the gross
amount which the government 10 using per arnum and
YOU Will lnd That for the ast i've years ore money was
CrCment The increase Of expenditures Is many kimse
great az the increase Of population the extent Of
country and there reason for this But there is MT
only extravaganza Ia the collection OF the revenue, bat
in Gil branches OF the public service they 10 the
habit at Washington OF multiplying Offices. Judicial dis
trcts dv,ded when there Is no cause wnen
the public service does not require u; and then judges
and psrshsls and attorneys are appointed and the ex
pepse of courts incurred. Ports OF entity are eetao
ished when there occasion for them, and inmease
sums Of money svshed upon fAvorlte places IN tue
that this governments be carried on ana pros erly
carried en- TOR less than hat OF the money no. used
loud applause. and All YOU nov # have nM msds
g 90 the charge mat the professions OF tn party area
slse With regard TO eeopory AZ TO freedom. ms
"Yssl ytspO Then i ask You, 10 to DC sustanedy j
sstisned Inst the people OF this country can
rot spprove OF these thpfs You csrpos believe in The
professions OF men who practice directly the reverse OF
wba. tsey rrofess You cannot believe that Elm
cerey ecououy, when they are pdnde,og the puolc
ueas1,y ard you dcSs huri from power socn party
the fIss opportunity you have Il mast be oeciu,e
who IT, cd thc wilt do 10 better
Nov, is that so9 cries OF "Ng! noP']
wba. dces the republican parry proposed shall deAsu
yon but few MINUTES upon tbs, point We propose,
uIon ha slavery question 70 esee exactly Tbere Inc
eho framed the constitution left IT, We Are FOR leav
ing the Question OF slavery, WHARF exists n tho ates
TO bs regulated by the stxes ~ they tink proper and
for keeping the Territories wnicn belong the
United ses free nom the OF slavery 8, long
ihey remain Territories, [cneers leaving them wnen
they become Sstes Of course 10 deal With their black
popuiB,on they shall think best, for have
no power then 10 Interfere WITH tae subject
Ibere is 10 question what the retult will be.
~ 30 alo.ra In TIM n un hn
when the people come TO mase State. i
wait to appeal to the candor OF those who are
hcnorng me with their attention, whether thsy be demo-
cats or apprehension there are Dot 40 ptres-ts
idle 70 talk about third partya Dougas party, any
take eide the other. II you sustain toe
OF THE self styled democratic parry you OF tbsp
you susFan the measures Of the republican party yon
must 60 with them, and there ie no third party 70 unite
wah. We With to ask yoa OF all parties, you
opposed 10 the introduction Of slavery into lnoa APP
pthepd that you srethat all this audiencs will respond
with we are oppeed to IL If that 10 So you bave
your for T. You think better the whts
IRA. there should ba no slsvcy here entertaining that
view you Will exclude IT, New is there a father who
would do lets in The formation % government for hs
children and his posteri'y than he Wi, for himself IL
slavery from the State and locality where i've becsuse
believe 1t an evil but viii suffer IL To 60 in where
toy You arc The Congress OF the United sa!os
he conttitnion OF the Uniei Sales says that
Congress shall make all nesdfu rules and regulations
speotng the Territories CT the United Sates Here
Territory about 10 be settled you called upon 10
frame government TO- the people VINO go there
condition continues. Now what government is Il
your su.y TO frame? You will readily ADM, that pour
duty to form government az viii be for the beat
ptrsfs Of the people who there Is not that
(Cries of 20 Yes, yes, that's 500 You believe 10
be TOR your best Interests to exclude from Illinois,
where 1--we In not then for the best pteroEs OF
your child and sister GDd brother aud Ieghoor wac
sorg to the Territory, that slavery should not With
kenY WIN you do less for them toan Tor yoarseivesY
msn rs no. deserving the name Of who Is selfish
that he will protect hiwreif from "A evil yet VIII no.
aud biz friend from the evil (Grea, cheers Then
ms Jour duty to exclude slavery from that Territory
unit. there people enough there 70 10 a,t for
the nseves That IL exactly what propose 70 do aod
nothing more. Thai was what the fathers of the
resublic did. 10 there anything wrong 10 ths;S
] think you will lock at this mstter candidly,
you will zee that IL IL right, aud thst 4 your
ouy to nsst upon IT, The charge that we want TO have
false csmor raised 70 msesd the public mind Our po
icy 70 have nothing 10 Go with them; and I, myself,
very much inclined to favor the project suggested by
M Blair OF Missouri NJ he last session OF Congress- BE
tvgges,ed plan for coonzng free negroes
Wiling " 30 somewhere in Censra America, where
secured them The policy is such ~ TO prevent
tnnsncipaton end although do not want interfere
with The domeetf institution Of slavery in the Safes still
with to inerpcse 10 obsinclo TO The people Of ,se
States in getng ira OF their slaves whenever they tciuk
btt 10 90 So Neknow inst many OF tne Tree SAVES nave
passed laws prohibiting the emancipation Of slsves ny
their masters unless they are taken out OF The state the
resu OF this lee station tina. emancipation must cease
there are thousands OF free negroes In Vrgnis but ihat
policy is stopped, because imprsccaole, there
lie pg DO way OF dsposng OF Zoe negro when emsncpa
ed. Many masters In the south desire 10 ;ipa;e
their slaves, and especially s tos the they 40
prcsch dsah; Hr, however they may reason while 10
Alike, they apt Ia making up their last account
end dsposng OF their property TO think OF the wrong aud
injustice they have done By holdrg Of their tso~
men 10 bopdsge add they quito willing 70 enanctpste
them. Thoussuds would be emancipated II there
place 70 winch they could go T. for ore, Uery mHh
di,posec b favor ne ootots 1t0n q such free egocs
,.ihne 90 Central America. I,cant haDs nh,g
10 DO either uh hetree nsgoor NE sdre negro We, Tie
rIteiison Esry are T.. s.a, ,, mGns party sGrea, ap
white labor respectable ana honorable, which il
be when negro slave labor Is brought into composition
with H. (6real xpplsuse) We wsh TO sestic the Terri
tories with tree white aud willing tina, tns
negro tbould so anywhorc that can 10 better It's
conoiron, wishing then God speed wherever they 30.
We believe II v better for MS that they should no.
among Us believe will be better for them TO 80 else
where.
A yorcr--where 10?
Mr.. Isrsmnt--I p0uld soy 20 any Central american
Slate mat Dt make arrangement ~ 'oateh 0eg ean he
secias IN their Tights untl eg dT1fs al time 0heH hy
protect Grd tsIke care a. Themselves.
VOICE. But IL you can't protect them here how can
Trey be yTo'ect.d In Central Anerics2
Mr.. TErsHuIT ioo,is ooionise ihem. W. coontfs ~
dsons WestJn frontier; Gay cdHt oe coluc ne
nero as wsii as ne indian We can suffer tha 70 - ~
IN country by temseirss This C,nydt ATsytctn
Dy 10 ., oiarsoi % the negro Is uabeathy
end encrvRiiog to the white man. let tie nes'oes 50
there they with and understand mere no O5isclon
ne part Of Tie people of portions Of CsnrS America
10 The negroes ccmLg there s9o enjoying IA eIaAb OF
this would give % 1m an oppor
tUufy inn their oiiiou would be giad 20 see
tins country relieved OF t,en, believing better byn Tor
them and that should miugie together b
| tides. such outlet u provided. vocd be the
OF freeing thousands who would oDerwse be cen
tinu.o In slavery.
povoiAs hSp "pNmsgTy or ouR INSTITUTIONS
will say word IN regard 70 tne argument, raber
ptrversNn " should be called have seen ruiDg toe
OF the papers that sucn stato o. things tncu
take piacs--tha, states should think proper emanc
pate and stnd their slavos cf could DOT be done VITA
out producing unt rmy between the Institutions OF the
different States aud that ~cud lead 10 desroism II
said that our free Institutions rest upon The diversity 81
laws and Institutions In the 1i1reut States, and argued
thst there 70 unifoT nifty the sutiest o. freedom
there uutt be uniformity every other subiec,-un
iOrmity Of Avs for the granite hills OF New Hampshire
the rice helfs OF South Carolina the mines NJ CsorrA
the rfaifies OF Iinop difficult iog