The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

arc not an inch further. Cheers And Il Is from an
relieve the administration is right upon this question Of
Kansas. (Cheers) ] happened to have had part In
ton down to the prerent time poltcian-I want
you 70 remember that have ceased 70 be politician or
rather politics has ceased 10 oe with me am no polit
cianl hold ofce-I want Office and Will accept Of
ONCE under the govern nent but was In the Kansas
affair from the beginning, and have much right TO in
terpet The Kansas bill any other man. 70 interpret
according my conscience TO ny convictions, asd 70 my
Judgment And that Kansas bR nothing else than
slavery or domestic institution. at home. That Is the
whole substance Of the bnon ntion by Congress
on ne question OF slavery We repealed the Missouri
question is as To non Intervention That IL the
question, and that all submit any rational
with all the forms Of lawhe Kansas bill in all s length
and and breadth %th "Oh but they cay, .there was
knew Of any election in New York, Tennessee, or
anywhere else where there not fraudS QAughter)
There are frauds in every election Every election for
government ofcc is assalable Well now you are TO
vate the whole action OF the community because there
u fraud 10 one pTeens. or dyson wha. would become
been fraud and admit there was-t s not conclusive
until hey are tried You don't hang rascals until you
try them and 6pd them guilty aud very seldom you hang
rect R Not by the Intervention Of Congress. Is
B and c. are entitled to vote In KausasY What
tomfooltry 1t Isl II k not reasonable. (HeAr, hear)
The federal constitution declares that each state has
right to select its repres Judge ITSELF
and IN Kansas II is the same and If there frauds in
Kansas Why not the people Of Kansas them them
selv-e2 (H'ar) II we were TO attempt to interfere 70
correct these wrongs frauds Of whcn they Complain
We would pvaidate the fundamental principles Of tho
Kansas Nbr aska bill II reminds of a story Two Of
my neighbors In Tennessee. They undertook 70 farm
togeheryou not farmers here-but they undertooA
~ fafmhat s, they put IN materials and startai Alarm
They fam very successfully for three years and they
rGed up good many horses, attic, sheep, hogs and al
that sort OF thin They at last concluded dssolvt
partnership, and they make division Of farm
horses, cattle, and all the assets--apd they divded
everything with the greatest precision until tey 70
ntcka1 and tk.u nd tpta Ala
puie We have had ali these disputes and heard Of all
tnese frauds in connection with the Kansa questiona
this no sense and think is time u should end 1t B
di grace ~ the conutry believe Congress pol teal
ly bound to admit Kaneas, ana tell sou than that.
II will admit her just as she rs Cheers Let admit
her for Gods sake and ge: rid Of que Ia not
every man and every ~oinaa and every child sick aud
tired Of kanss.Y or all the humougs that has
originated in this werld-that Ii the source moro
erievar ces and Losses. Why IL a sick traced
to the Kansas ieston Qaugtter) Aud fgrasshoppers
cane, connection with Kansas. storm comes,
IL traced to Kansas. (laughter) Now, tired OF
kausas We are naton OF humbuegers all round, aud
this Kansas question is one our humbugs wbv, We
in the South sop care half much about this question
OF Kansas as you do. We would let them settle this Quss
ton themselves What do in Tennessee care about
karsatY 10 you suppose II will add anything 70
usf Nothing. All ask Is, just to let every
people do as they please under the consuta-
have them, and IL they wish to rid themselves Of
slavery hey can do 81. They have the remedy Let
slavery let her cal her together they can
constltonaly abolish it, How did you get rid Of slavery
You, and ycu abolished it, rust, felo~ citiz ns
Kansas question will BY and that shall bound
toreher ID one ea oi good iath and the only question
between us will be how shall advance the ory and
honor prosperity and happiness Of this great American
people (cheeIs) We are capable to do anything,
and all we require unty-unity OF feeling purpose
loud cheers)-to achieve the destiny Of this great
country Applause)
Hon. EDWARD ToxPKIss, OF Bryantsn, N. Y, was the
next speaker, and was received with overwhelming
applause He commenced by expressing his gratitude for
bis reception aud his cordial OF ne object Of
NJ q of lhs imu
unton. Those who heard only the discord here might
imagine the democratic rarty was In danger But IL
was Lot 20, Those dincute. reminded HIM OF two
SOUS whom he knew who wass quarreed but said after
all they "did not mean anything by it" QAughtsr.)
He thought he New York democracy rather kei pitch
INTO each other TO keep their hands in until the
pagn, when they would work shoulder 10 shoal Ter
the unsehsh democracy because The Preseut had ofsp
ben obliged 10 look out o. ths city for
ha se asre Of ys, hs ensw
dent IN his present course, because be had SAID the
people .., 2, Ksns.s tnst he souli no. Interfere in
This principle Of mind your BUSINESS unver
saIly recognized 10 family in city in sa.e DaonAI
anars a. the best principle. (Applause) rhAt
what the President said 10 the fanatics oua
Of Kansas. That was what the President 70 the
Northern clergymen and the southern secessioni.ts
And when the people Of Kansas aked prvtect them
in their own right, he said, "TnAt my busnevs, aod
will IT," rhis was the principle Of our aai.oo
government and IL was the corner stone OF james Bu
chaLans policy was the DUTY OF peope IN hold up
the Presa,D,s ir'e1es this pe.ieoo tapplaase) de
knew that tbe successor Of &c, erA jackson
fail OF supror', but would 20 successfully me end
All hobor then 20 James Bash .nAn, whose business IL
wM 70 nsc care OF the whole Union, and who minded II
Hon WV ~ hrBoA, Of Tennessee WAS no q, introduced.
and said that be endorsed Governor Jones' patriotic no
ce Of his native state. There never found ia that
state man woman or child sho had sentiment agAinst
who brsaibed the air that Andrew Jasxson S,a eo
terian any ouer sentments (ChesrsJ n alcre wAs an
Se hard 'ssi b. aemocIs or % i.ay A.sr.n pres.ns
TO hght not merely the admission ID Kanssp- sss
truly ,he question whether the pircpaes Of the Union
shouo be preserved He held no Office from peaDie
their sg'Lts and be would not receive any. His aosd
va, French on one SIDE and Irish on the other
(checrs)-ya he wished IN speak them AZ
Amercsps, knowing no fsiherland bat this (Cbeers)
He, although Of foreign bloc had niue uncesn the Re
Gen Harrson and he himself ousht for hi. country
10 The campaigns of 30 and 81. (Cneers) n he hal
ore ambtsn, y ~As The eterusl preservs,on Of the
TIA al consututtn. (Cheers) The point whether
ksnsas should be admitted NO. nut vhehsr cons stu
ucrd principles should be suz tained ,Cheors Who bal
given them the declaration OF Independence "a demo-
cra Who had fought through the councils TIE patton
the pecesehy Of the var Of lsi2f-thc democrss and
when South Carolina dared " bres b. secession
that queDched tho fires Of rebellion "a democrat
When on The question Of the Missouri conyrense the
Sso presssS .os oayss s country bot demo
ricd N. country through the Mexican wa,, aid
secured Tor he country ths -oalsh Of 6aiifor
whsre had they the system the lni-irom The demo
cratic psr'yi tCh.ers) Whose policy q foreign mis-
SONS now IN use'-,bst Of the democrslc partys
lcbee~,) Who hsd estabshed the princple that the
.ntd states would not allow any foregn Intervention
this contnentf A democrat. Ever thing that ~as
sor'ou, iha, -ss national, that was republican in The
constitution of our country, or the policy winch had,
since hs fcrmstlcn, guarded the government the
work Of the democratic party (Cheers) Tho would
doubt thisf
vou-Nobody but fools
Mr. hrBoA-Dare they stand AMI cay, let Kansas be
admitted according W the Iscomptoo oou.tt uou fries
Of Yes, yee"l For himself, he favor OF the
party which bad sustained he country through all these
crtes (Cheers) What we're the antecsdents OF
the black republican partyf Nggers. Q.snshtsr.l
What were they 10 favor ofS Nisgers (rAuxotsr)
But bad the free oegoes Of the North mbed
convention and bsuked the black republicans what
they we're cong for them7 (Cries OF "No, no." and
cheers, the speaker rolled up his seevcs) The de
mocrscy ought 10 be ashamed Of themselves when they
we're not ULec this questionshen not their Io~ry,
but the liberty OF the children ana tneir ch,dreps chill
dren the and tbe maintenance of tho
principles of our constitution depended upon the demo
Crstc party He denied thi the people Of kanss could
NOT rhanse THAR