The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

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70 enter into the conflict together with port,n Of the
sanct6ed rites, taken 70 duty in another direction
have hesId this opposition party styled black rcabl-
can. have never called them 30 and II am 70 plve
them any designation, 70 place any adjective be-
fore the substantive, would call them Brown republ
concerung the miserable who have entered into this
Hreprsssible conflict In earnest, upon whom the law
has iad rs hand viii leave them there But have
much 70 say concerning those who set this bali Ia motion
upon, was reoently hero His name was borne upon
came from Kansas He was not only John Brown, but
Ossawatomic Brown. CAPT Brown, Major Brown and
hs &c IN ne :sd But S
Brown and left to his fate What We assert that the
conduct q Brown and his associates 10 the natural and
sowing IS year aner year the republican party has
MADE This slavery question has been agitated
advancing upon the free states The nee states have been
advancing upon the slave States and single inch Of
The Territories Of the United States either OF the old or
slavery for there 10 not rod OF Il upon which negroes
could raise hemp enough " hang themselves. Il Is so III
from the masters the masters would have 70 run away
t1a ,ne1 slaves augher Nevertheless, tho public
s %no was excited and republican pups and rc
reasoning man knows that the beginning We were ali slave
tnat We were such whom entered into this fede
They knew that one by became free states until
We had at tho time this "irrepressibIe oonict was
resenaves and six IN tho Senate o The Initial sses sep
every day the free States were GROWING stronrar "a az
slave States numerically weaker Some the slave States
shall be removed 70 abolish slavery In their own wav
and in their own time, New York have done ana
as mas been done IN New England New Jersey and Penn
sylvania The democratic party Is party et alone,
IN everything except sustaining the constitution It be-
not only upon paper but sp pHa asS.
not only equal In theory, but in PRACTICE: ia.
bo ssa enjoy The
10 have kind regard for each other all their varied
relations rnder the federal vhich that compact
proposes To wage and does wage "irrepressibe CON
fct, against the slave States. Look at the repub-
ss aDIng ns pa ten or ssu
denuDcattons OF slavery. Hear their incendary
during that time And this very day of
Remuneration going Is to BIO wondered at that
when so many preaching some should DO found to
practice-hat Brown his associates with the aid and
surrecon in one Of the States Of this Coniederacy
s ''s o S . sr. who of
the MATERIAL the sinews for this terrible war; Old Brown
crazy Brown" and hs associates did not. No crazy
derous delberaon Every step, through all i devious
DARK winding yay, II was done with murderous delibe
ration Who furnished the pixies to be placed in the
hands Of nturaod bucks at midnight to murder their
tors and msrcsess Who furnished the arms and muni
tons and sped them their way to inangurate this
answered to the satisfaction Of the American people At
a the Hun, who was denominated the scourge Of God,
BY reason Of his black and brutal feroc declared that
no green grass should grow where his horses feet
had trodden Hyder Ali upon the CArnatic left nothing
behind bis trail but ashes and blood. But Atla the Hun
and Hyder All upon the Carnatc will be regarded in the
great day honester in the sight Of God and than
those that that repressble conflict 10 Virginia.
no light thing no matter for mere nine days. wonder
that the people Of Harpe Ferry in Of the States Of
this ccnfederacy Of peaceful saes ind themselves sud
denly assaied bv desperadgs, and that State slumberng
mander In Chief for the. Revolution, the mother OF
Presidents, one Of the Oldest and most faithful one
Side By e AZ Win S one that had
been invaded Stealthy murderousy has the irrepres
siole conflict been preparing. Arms and munitions Of
that arson murder and rape may be committed This
matter had been going for years. and eminent men
were connected with IT, 1t sudden act Of frenxei
brain, but was known to men throughout tho free
States. Brown was q mailman why was he
not not denounced The score. was well kept TN
and children ran shrieking for protection. Then the
bloody pike brandshed fatal aim was taken upon the
theory only, but IN terrible practice think that the
State of Virginia has acted with sufficient elaboration
have great sympathy for the individual sufferers but tho
majesty Of the law must be vindcated How should we
have have acted II band Of vlrsinans, dissatisfied
had made similar descent upon uss is about time TO
pause and reflect The American people called
upon 70 decide who they will servowhether they will
support the constitution IN its letter and spirit or permit
this demon Of destruction stalk up and the land
To what end what good purpose has this contro
versy been raised. If slavery was an evil TO be warred
against why did these States into compact
And New York or her citizens going to DO mbued
with such wonderful spirit Of liberty, why 1t not
manifested long agos MOI all at the necessities Of
political party have demanded that the slavery question
should be pressed into their service simply every
thing esle has been out and run into the ground
(Appause) Look at this opposition party They have
called themselves all manner q names taking name
old wing name, full OF honored memories, lasted
longer than any. Now republican has been
lasts them through the election they will never ry
i on again Applause and laughter) Opposition is
ss sess II 70 as ion
sound financial system, opposition to good faith good
feeling between the several States. They have opposed
Of 1912, the repeal Of high tariff Had their Coun
sells prevailed the Union would have comprised only
yet cramped up it would have been, it would Be too
Georgia, the Carolnas, Tennessee, kentucky, Virginia,
Maryland and Delaware in which there Is republ
party. (Applause) The republican jacket would have
been too small for that cramped and shorn nation
the republican party propose to exercise the
when they have no local habitation nor q name and
when this great rreprcssble army Of freedom never
march.
Mr.. Dickinson proceeded to speak OF the sectional
char Of the republican party which was eternaly
shrekng Kapsas Kansas and nothing but Kansas and set
ting motion such men Brown to carry fire sword
into the standing corn OF their neghbors In the
affairs the party would not do much mischief yet the
Registry law which in spite Of the constitution a raised
barriers between the and the ballot box in tho
enormous increase Of the public debt to be met by taxa
ton which would make the lscles of the aboring man
stand out like whip cord. He referred also TO the Metro
polian Police bill, which no regarded as an oppres
sive and unjust This republican party was
party unworthy to be trusted Tho evil plain, and
so was the remedy. II was that tho democratic party
should forward united and put down this party
which has stolen into power and torn the vas Of this the
greatest State in the Union He had lately passed through
the State Of New York. and much impressed
with it's immense elements Of prosperity. This great
ropos destined 70 become the London Of the New
World. He appealed to the capitalists, the owners OF
real estate, and especially the aborer they valued
their interests, to unite in putting down this murder
o.s party Of rrcpressibe conflict Brown had been
vctcd Of treason but that drop In the bucket
ne arraEned this party for treason against God and
Kind What had Virginia done that New York had not
DONE New York had abolished slavery let Virginia en-
JOY It Or aboeh IN her time and her own way. Who
was 70 tudgeS We must answer for our own SINS not
tnoee Of Vrgan. Shame this constant inermeddng;
shame on this banding together Of citizens Of State
wncn was once slave State 10 take their peghbors by
sne throat Slavery was daily growing weaker, but Il Il
MelS going stronger day by day would be none Of
Dn mess. We are called upon by our own inter-
s e,'d az wen az by the principles Of justice,