The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20

ask Con mtsuB tTOtect
our interests in Central smeric, Has he not al
the erauision Coss Anf shougo there are
20 when objection may be mace upoa ptncipe 1.-The ia
cresse OF a for instance csnnot but regard then
AS those Of expedepcy sooe, 10 meet pressing emer
cepcy Is anerede1is show taat he has STOOL otto
.roc,.tn marty la its Old bAtes on toe tar, opesoa
II the apapoos II the country have beea pstslZ tns
fau Hes the door OF Ccngr SIS de cinnot US moaty
until It has been appropriated. TIE postal oe, as
well as 5t91lsr apartments OF il, must
condemn SIR Buchanan for the faults OF obsrs Ysl
hn sDd that those uho produced tae troubles ey,a upon
his administration icere the f'st % deert atm.
WHY DID NOT THE HOUSTON CONVENTION ENDORSE ruouANAN
Mr.. Buchanan was nomiostad elected oy tue regu
larry organized party OF the Union. Wnaever doubts
have eN sed CD 10 the PLATFORM have given be
fore hs INTERPOLATION Of IT, Should hs party sassin
hing Ought not Texas, which gave him soch an uual
NOUS support, 70 saod stool Aaron and ar By the
side Of Moses aud hold up his hands while he abors Tor
the country Those who opposed dis election might stand
Of, but OF his party something better expected
Has been dones Did the Houston Convention
Mr., Buchanans administration There's the rub II |
had neglected 10 sns,sn what howl would have
set up around my path; bat yet, convention
meets in ,hs name Of democracy. and fails
TO give ban It's Endorsement II, in toe
consoe ration Of oner matters tais mad been torgoeu
tone excuse might be offered but deliberate act
TIE subject was coos cred in the Committee Platform
ana resolved that would not do to endorse de-
mocatc President Was II because he Is known 10 be a
Union man, aud ,hst had Austanea hmS Is this
democracy should DESERT hmS Ii is the drst time since
the rise OF parties ia this country that cOnveotoo even
though but OF local character has failed TO endorse tue
President OF its party Contrast this with other coDven
tons held lately in the States and ho~ little claim 1t
hss upon the support Of national democrats All OF them
In accordance established ussse give Mr. Buchanan
the hand Of fellowship Shall 20 out 70 the democracy
OF he Unicn that the democracy OF Texas sympAtnzes
with the Northern disorgsnzers who are trying to beesS
down the administration | am called a dsorg iniIer-
but VIVA. do you call this What better evidence do
democrats want OF ,he fsithessuess OF tuis b,dv toat
have cone So they rcpres ems the people they will
DO very well, but Sheu they misrspreeent the people,
am opposed to them Good may result aud has rssaltsd
from them. In times Of party styue, whom principles
at stake, they unite meu Of the zane views, who cone
bearing the wishes of tue peope Purge the party Of
disuponsts and corrupt poi.,;aus Let your coaven
tons be free from their shscxes else fau back upoa
The people sId OF by th.r
cipis and 'hsiT ac's want proper conventions
at All apo the people have already declared that taey
agree With ue
CUSHING (Sor Caleb rPoN BUCHANAN
Ny time has oeep occupied in the puoc affairs that
havo not mad much 10 do with vs. oapefs-but one
came 10 my rotice the oser day whi n contained art
Gle that must be permitted 70 read IL is pabsae at
the city OF Houston, by gentleman from the region Of
a,oonsm and would not cay % if he had not jpiued
wiih men who attsck others becAme they Of
northern birth. He eays
II sid that Mr. Buchanan endorses euersl Houso, and
rue, s IT,. the Of
or ny .nssady else that he should com nAnd u to
offender! oGsnder. Nov I'd like to know how I've
cftrded him?
Who is Mr. Buchanan that he should command sead
fcnkt0h pacs 10 &C queue Agal with AbDtuOuRmy
be may be afraid that viii cut him out and take mis-
place.
Ess come to ibis lbs, Mr. Buchanan the dictator of the
done no :cS hing 'o isi, g,
world for excuses tor their conduct.
Now Re can't call bo'er for they read me out of
The party, and do Any boiling shall have 10 bolt
back
ne S sh s. The ss are on vha
Of II By tnso.es Houston and L he ' suil
General Cas-. in hi. mere protecon docrine. whereby
we o. hs NO
the npes OF the President himself At
send Tbs s 'ass
Houston gives ausbiy to the report Ii % or not
'I Hr Buchanan endorses Houston away with b,th Of
tbem And this Is the editor OF the Telegraph gentle
CANT euoey upon me that mortal man ever pennea.
never knew how great man was until had read II.
and now how vsnieniiy he takes it all back think
the people a. entitled to vote for me this time they
want TO- and ID wrong 70 abuse Me- Buchanan because
be cannot help It II he endorses is because hare
suaaned him ,chs N hare deserted him Whether
be does IT, s rot for to say know not upon what
ground tee statement liz made, bat il nus. have come
from reliable source or this editor would not have
become SO excited on this subject. I cherish no
uuk'ndress agIirs: the editor at Houston. BE may
go ON and biacken my character his nagnty
.o.e Of sepersng the President The editor should not
wre for The rAnrlA II, h. hes f..-s
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cation, and that those who devote themselves to 10
le with occasional exceptions are beneath the average
fcale OF humanity knows nothing OF the feelings which
tbob fer their couprys good the hearts Of the hard
listed yeomsnry OF the country.
THB UNION.
80 org rs we condne ourselves TO the constitution
the Union, we need fear no danger TO institutions
Abandon thefe-let dissolution come, and anarchy
awaits US. Look at the con iion Of Mexico real the
OF her rival chiefacs The pIan of
rscubsya was the proclamation OF anarchy. Il over
threw the constitution Of 1924, and since, pro
N yTfc1n Eaon a,nh zkk2
succession each hearing It's train Of pilage, murder
and oppression If we depart from the constitution we
tni hake Southern confederacy, and there would pc
Northern one. These men who have shown . disregard
for the struggle Of fathers will bat little for
union when their chsf end s attained. Chietains in
every State in tee Union would pronurc lmen
tos and followers would flock to their standard Tue
scents that would ensue will not shock you By relating
God, WHEN he intends to destroy men, cet makes toem
mad He has maddened Mexico she has not the terrible
element have servlle pc oula,on apd yet she sal
feis untold miseres. de has maddeued these men,
Mark me- the day that produces dissolution OF this coo
eoeraoy will be written in history in tue blood Of hu
future Of tns people Preserve uniou you preserve
liberty They are one and tne same, ndivsbe and per.
feet.
ON SEWARD.
These thoughts cali q mind toe fact that individual
at the North, nigh IN publ station and standing
head OF sectional party hss declared resistance the
calls ihe higher Jaw" Mr. Seward says 10 the people
OF bis secton-"Reforn your own code; extend cordi.
"eicomc 70 tue fugitive WDen ne lays his limbs
your door, and defend him you would your household
COOS That is violation OF law. The fugitive slave Law
guarantees your constitutional rights, and yet ihs
advises resstan ce to IT, Is this right? You no
Is reasonable Yes you declare. Teen what would
think Of the kind Of sentiments ad 10
soar own mldsr Yet the great organ OF THIS party at
Austin announces, in the very face of the Law
prohibiting the African slave trade. that
southern jury will brsnd a as feloa for
trading In foreign instead OF domestic slaves That say
ing that Southern jufies will perne themselves tne
sake OF cheap negroes II is SANDER upon the South
aopor and virtue alike demand that it shoud be indig
Dan,y repealed. Is not sentiment Ike this as bad az
Mr Seward'sf rhete are the who denounce me
Yet have coupseied no violation Of the law. have
violated none myssh. had rather victim of ven.
eea1ce taan sn outlaw aud sancAouer OF treason.
HoUsTOS's PAST
cnshepge an Investigator OF the record ask nv
country men TO judge me by that. Recall scenes OF
ooen times, With which mary OF you are familiar and
let me AJAX you when fell shor, Of your expectatioos
True, DID not wear gold rlogs the OUTSIDE of kid
gloves Il wear rings, but they are the gifts Of friends
and Il s for their sskes that them no. over
kid gloves) We did well TO get buckskn clothes and
Dfogsn shoes, and have mine TO show my caldreu so
tna II At any time they should let fashion aud folly get
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