The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01


No Inscribed On our banner, "free trade aud sailors
rights and I'll unpreparsd were threw .ne wager Of
battle to me Mistress q the Seas In your RESOLUTIONS
ing protection by acquescence in the doctrine Of
with the institution OF slavery ia the
States, Territories, or District Of Columbia will not
undertake to define the new doctrine Of interven
tion" snadowy and variable may classed with wha,
OF which he knew nothing, and which his hearers could
DOT possibly understand Il may be tia. II tue
Interpretation which you now deny had sent with
tie proposition TO the people OF Mssssppl tEey never
would have acquieaced In H. The doctrine had ts origin
In worthy motives, and was used for goo1 purpose
la,on-what IL commonly called tho " Wlmot pro-
viso" Though feeble barrier, II wAs perhaps not
M s people to snd 70 gam Inc
he stubes himself who appeals TO the legislation OF 1850
TO sustain this modern construction which denies tbs
right Of Congress 70 do anything In relation 10 pro-
pery ehor in the Territories aes Dstrcs OF Colum
b Among those called the PROMISE there
boundary transferred tersitor the ssysSoaius
laws Of Texas 70 those OF New Mexico another give 10
the supreme Court Of New Mexico al appeal in all cases
involving titles TO saves, though the amount should
be equal to that which required In Cases. another
10 give elcacious remeoy for the recovery Of fog
which affixed emancipation of the slave pen atty upon
the owner who should bring him into the D!slros OF
columbs and there keep him with intent to sell him ..
offence Of the last cited act. In other times
harder ,bivgs Of those who thus outraged our
equality in the neutral territory coded for the seat OF
night pray to be dsvsred the question BE- sry
unlimited 70 the intelligent minds In any portion OF
Country shall she general government have tho means
which Will enable TO give adequate protection person
end property Of American citizens tina high seas and
wherever on land has jurisdiction viii no, doubt
those who adopt dclusve phrases to excite the
prerdice such the adoption of slaye code by Con
esess % onounded IN fast Our s.oaou ana
protection dceG not necessarily involve the enactment OF
sdditiona laws nor would any Law give security unless
by the South that the conettu;ion the supreme
the land, extended to the Territories aud reeogozed
property in eiages, authorized heir Introduction
toto The Territories, the common CONAN OF the Uaited
sta es been affirmed by Supreme Court Toe de
cree OF pablc not naaiclpal law which sayerv
Ia all he territory acquired from Mexico, therefore
repealed by It's transfer 10 the jurisdiction If the Ua,ed
Safes but toe ruies Of proceeding remained unchanged
then all the remedies Of The civil law would be avai4 lie
fer the protection u property sa7es tGs language
Of tho organic act by specifying cnancsry and
the civil law, ,hsn those krosn tho conrfon law
certainly Ia orce and these, have been assured By
the highest authority, win be found sufficient. II This be
GO, then content II Il should provo otherwise,
then but ark what utt.ce cannot deny Legislation
neeau TO enable the general government 20 perform a
legitimate flnctong; and In The meantime deny the
power OF Coparers 10 abrdpe or 10 cstroy our const
corsl rgbs, Of the Territorial Legislature to obsrut
the remedies known to the common law OF the Unicd
states this be the position which IL Is sought 10
der cdioos by charging us with wsh TO obtain from
Congrs Of I" slave code abusa Of i'm
II
phrase 10 acrhe to Us purpose 70 AJAX OF Congress the
formation OF Ioice regulations tor siaves tho Territories
by general aw 10 regulate patrols passes and
general o.acplire Of slaves you know II TO BIS utterly
founded must deem 1t absurd. Our country
hsve Two paths before Them ehsr of which the majority
Of .ha States SO Of the Ieoplc free 10 choose TIE
leads by the usurpaon and t0rtuous const.
toe dc0sd and civil stfie 10 the destruction of
this hes, hope of republican government rhs Other
through peace and prosperity by tho perpetuty OF the
Institutions we Inherited, mounts TO an emnencs which
LOOKS down on = continent Of equal, sovereign, CON
(, osan Gtos. halle Ahn
point at wtcb that selection Is to be made Our
fathers feared the convulsion which the election Of
apprehension az unfonded 10 Us its resiz may
be sppoptc0 beraute 20 us has been reserved wit
neEs the OF party aesSbg tue possession OF
the government no. for the common Root, for their
own palncaar bsneft, but as the means or executing
hostile purpose towards portion OF the States no
cess Of such party would indeed produce an repressi
BILE conflict" TO sou would be presented the question,
viii yon allow Union changed into
jects Of hostile governments or viii yop, outside Of the
union assert SAC equality the liberty AID sovereignty to
he Contingency Of lie sesoa or
Presioens on tho platform OF Mr.. Stewards Rochester
speech let the Union be dissolved Let the "sreas, but
not the greatest evil Gomez tor, did the great and
good Calhoun, from whom ia drawn tba. expression Of
value, love and venerate the Union Of these States
love liberty and Mississippi more.
speech or z1orausn srynv.r sn st. pa.,,
0UnnesOGN.
THE Niger AND THE sLAvE TRADE-- Purity OF
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLKs-sPREAD EAGLEIsM-
GROWTH OF THE wEsT-TuE souTH AND THE
UNION
From the 81. Paul Democrat, August al
concert HAL, on Monday evening, was crowded. TO its
UTMOST capacity oy ,he substantial citizens Of S. Paul.
Seymour OF New YORK, address the Young Mems Demo
crsuc Union Club on the political questions OF the day
Ane announcement OF the meeting made until lao
In the afternoon yet every scat In the hail was occupied
ard the aislss denEely crowded.
Governor Seymour entering the hall was warmly
crested He was introduced to the audience by the Pres
dent OF the Club, William Sprigg Ha Esq, in brief ad
Dress m which the great eervces Of Governor seymour
70 Toe country and the democratic party glonogiy
recounted Governor Seymour then took stand and
fer an hour and halt held the audience spsl bound az
were b. his persuasive eloquence and convincing logic
BE was interrupted only by enthusiastic burs,s OF an
piause, apd upon hs conclusion greeted with six as
hesfy caeers ever issued from the tnroas OF he
number Of nan.
Gov SElMouR, en- rising, said --Feendr and fellow ct
zens-Aihough ee live In different States of this confede
racy although our homes than Thousand miles
apart, have right TO address ycu as ciizsus Of com
mon country. II was with some reluctance tina! Goa
seateo 10 seak you in partisan character Since have
it ny nome Ia the far East have mad many invitations
10 address meetings. and have had value the
good opinion OF tnoee eho do not think sou and do
touching great political ssues and it 10, repeat with
some reluctance that pa. any lire Of difference between
them and And, the other hend hodng my vie SIS
with all sincerity, could not deny myself the pleasure Of
meeting assembled democrats OF the yourg State Of
,he Wess-yoDr OVID beautiful State OF Minnesota. Zap
psnee While travelling this great country my heart
hes grown warmand dead indeed be the hear. of
any man hat would Dos-and have been taught some
measure 70 reconsider my political viewa. While solitude
NnNe GU tne krea. lcRe3 ana passing 0T9rtne
fertile ps'sa Of the West and Witnessing every where the
pogsis q Vie country and prosperity Of the people,
~ pn can help eskirg himself what he should 90
10 rr,ner and uphold the great and glorious institutions
q our con'edeEsry. (Appause) We, Of the East, look
upen sonl pocal action citizens OF Mnnsgots with pc
Suiisr interest When come here tee many faYri-
ar sces ard NEE! those with whom have been person
any acquainted We knog from whence they have come
go nss Drought them here the hope that anmaes
Wem. All these are familiar 10 us, and sympatnse
9esp,y therefore, with your corditon, hopes end ears.
oa naYs come here not only to influence your des
Imes Dur Jour policy viii tell upon every of this
nign'y conederacy. Placed you at the head Of
VIC great Sssissppi, you exercise and will continue TO
exercise great infaence not only upon tie Northwest
pa, 4lon me whole country. (Cheers) Thoughtful
Sok forward TO the time when the political power OF the
sates win be transferred 10 the great West We at The
sast 'nhor under some DISADVANTAGES There marked
derence between the views and sentiments Of men from
New York and the from Virginia and South Carolina
nfoo he ousset they have been dis,nc. Communities
But ~ is NOT so here In this great broad valley
this land whore people learn 10 forget their
prsjudces And we loDk hopefully to the day whea
we great political power Of the country shalt be
the valley OF mighty MissicsDpi What Ia