The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

10 was sent abroad represent the republic sherman
the as q human 1S ppsaseJ
sss sss sSs % aw
~ hands until =. length we ind making the constitution de-
sss,nsa'i n.:.y
ushed murder Kansas and ~ assault Charles sumner
= W. gr ss
ss ss s sss
no mcansr ins!rums''- ..s ..y .y- =. deao
1ssS Il mot
s@; s,s dare pa, upon is banner 50 hostile
asss1' nj Ssrs hi ia sss
= ssa s sa.
Congrcss ty e leaders Of tho democratic party Now gen
as % sas g In ~ sy
e. Usn ssp y T. The n head o. s 'y
Ss, q p Me-. o 4 ne % 1Sy s Che b and n
4
s:s as .
1 gSdsa q .as ssys s:s sounsr !he
81 y me By the y S che
men Of the free s.,esno matter what side party they
ne. .y S Sc .s sH. e
y = ss1 ave ss ssas
federal government fake possession Of the reins and
% 6 Ne ;ssSs' sss the
rupure among men Who shcd have stood shoulder BY
Ssy = % ssa e. NJ Sss votes FIJI New
genslcmen have passed resolcn hrre nigh. adne
ss rs sesc q as am happy aa.
s.snsy in the confess wills also bcnr testimony to their
es 'as das = sS' s s s
Ne h so ss Of drove nseo mss this so Id
sans every day They screol, ss:sry
ms ssSsss
ssap%s" srs ssess 81,
stand by Your prnsipss with rnaissssse
psspis that We de rspsbIisaas ' ihs Tasd
continue ests ps s . er @ % ss % nw
sr ss @ q this into Ts issues
a s By @ @ n
aas nss there 'V We ss
,n n sss.s We VIZ ssasss
and freedom wors done the denocrac paper
he .pso, have made most % this Even the Ssw 1o~
Done so Sa @ has state g Ii a., h sar q y
pres io, has knoledse Keep With spr q The ns
Par T nGs ssaase e swi s nor ~
won The battle Of Kansas was first battle
we Sa
had sesoi osnces who have suffer
ngs Of the people the balIo, voice Anl murer
after. stsr our l1s, battle would e IKE talking
bic gentleman continued length to urge the repub
ne he ssn.s s sse% % @
pubcans that he could be returned with overwhelming
ssneassd an an sasss, ' speech
among their brethren in New York they being also ready
sho~ themselves when time arrived
Tho Band then played-"The flag that has braved L
thousand years the battle and the breeze"
SENATOR OWEN 4 SPEECH.
The Hon A. = OWEN, Of Einifa, next introduceda
distinguished republican Senator Of this State Mr. |
Diven was greeted with cheers. He said
have Aa es with
had city Governor hoped iass would
but policy na, was III. he Would @o
Ss Sey
he policy e NATIONAL s and II &
ye e. TEL the es aens g the as
ton canals that
police s ss s law The
ss Of registry law was secure The ballot box AGAINST e
an, against voters and sgsns, h.e who vote
s Mn y s $ IL. a MT The
were Known 70 The community . un who could be trusted
The as%esrsey They were rssgss,ssis m =,
s. Coz s1 ssaassss wss hey we're
% fSp hss sy % 10 .sery pss
They di not return from The Ds,irore con.sn,oa IN ls4
By The an 10 few ysa,. come srnsns back And
ssk - II asea 9 We l vas p ,e ma Sia u
raised DC standard y Is.o naa.s saI van psfs :as
the party repnbcan canddaie. done that he
. ssSa ssrs ns s 1e
g slavery r. found s , ssss TO %
more sl.yery agitation IN the country uaush,erl How
sS He had no word esprr. the ecnicp, he
came s whipped sr paoS
ness and Who nov were n he ranks % The slavery party
,lsi here fair arh, proclaimed
@ s s ac mat vns s na 81
make Kansas slave .a,s hey would have cal. .A.. e
s%sss,"s Of fssnsn P,eses ~. SaSss /, syaea.c ~
a ss ss s. BY re- ss & s %
!, ss y Ne -,
tent s ns gS.s Sos "sr ;.S :Dps'. :.
s,;ss.-- iSrss buffalo ssrasarnsr The saprsms
es ,s sa srs s n V" @ as sss G
hede 1,u could bring nd As,p hs sve. q any part q
ss sns Would .e.s,sy TIE %
9evern"r Seymour he other day 1 re-"an@a ~
HIS usual suayy q manner The nauhr q Tree States created
haS grown "" and how caionis hsd come IN As free ie
e esS e elm ss ~ e. &
sc,,,. % "a hid 70 eS fought step byp
There's dr. ini,y that shapes ends
Kansas a S ss s ss ar ~ =, s SS. ss
s.ns. Y Jane E';s ss And 20 aSn1 the r %
administration fte country was rmtlsbe power,
sass ssi tr saa q % sus
of Inc s,ons They PROPOSED he, slavery should M In
where y q, ise people hass control ever ,s,Il se,, :,
established. That al they asked and with that they
must Ne ccutent Ii n I've where Vs. and mon sef
people whom shall rt themselves ~ a. That
the whole OF the republican PLATFORM and he willing
combine nnd with those who content 70 rive
he minor derences q opinion aud act upon hs srea, g.
form Gcnc appausrl ~ was for the citizens q N.w YORK
whether slavery freedom shoud triumph Vic knew
how Pennsylvania would spcsk that question Repul
eanism safc IN rcnnSyivanls. Nppnnscb should The
Of tho Of New and the Gprese Aves
who had tsed for freedom be betrayed ~ The pepe tries
q So po1 Soi Then le, ne cisens cf New york
the polls and lie tha, the decent ctens ~ tn.
cts did not IKE r. 40 ~ the po-A voice That ~ aad
rnrgc with the ranly hos who control the halo, boxes
" tho citizens ~ New YORK lazy proud "
the polls tlev had right complain that they
badly governed The corrective want IN New York was that
respectable Morgang election
pplansc) lie knew that the sentiment here
ihn there working the city and that they must
Districts The districts would be found
uue-hu, would not Inc ciy help ihenf "a voicc, We wnl
They almost him that the would "a voice WeN
be hereD He hoped The democrats rored IN ihe tea
the republicans could fuse wsh the Americans Well
he ne that tho Democrats would hud - much dicul
I..llh