The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
NEW JERSEY.

BURLINGTON, NJ j., July TO- 1859.
The Opinions Of Nrs-sater-7Se NeD Name Of the Anti
Slavery Party-Massa Greeley's Presidential Dodge de-
Your paper has the reputation, all over the civilized
world, Of being truly impartial and independent In mat
pertaining to sections, parties, &C. Will you, then
permit fire eater TO express himself freely in your
coIumnss am just from the South and do not intend 70
60 any further North and shall remain at this pleasant
and central point until after the election next year.
have visited all the springs and bahed Point Comfort
and am pretty well poeted In Southern politics. you
will print what write perhaps your Southern readers
will admit that speak by the card
Well then, get the New York papers here At 10 A. NJ
the day Of their publication and the Tribune Of yesterday
article parties that would like TO respond to
my own way. am really glad that the anti slavery
organs intend to rally their party again the old ssues
Of 1885, for to be apprehended that by species
of gymnastica gyration they designed 10 shft their
ground, and aspire to sort Of nationality. But they
content to call themselves he conservative party the
Unon and the Tribune satisfied 10 repeat the old
an that its party doss not pretend TO obtained
any lights 70 set itself up wiser than JeHerson
Washington Hamilton and the other great men, by
courage, labors and sacrifices independence was
cured, and by whose wsdom the government waz
spread Of the evil beyond s present nmitsD and Of
ia determined "to all the territory belong
70 ee no0o Soc ~ I'VE party q the
up with the ancient cho US Of the Ordinance Of 1851"
10 all this the assaulted party-the Southern peo pie
viii easily find prompt replies for they have them "by
heart" But shall put Warrington step ahead OF
Jefferson instead Of pace behind him. because, Pres
dent Of the Convention, bis ssnature vas affixed 70 the
party Of the Union and We can easily prove that Wash
nston jefferson and Hamilton owned nearly eleven hun
dred saves-the nrat holding nine tenths OF them. We
shall next read the roll OF States I'd tted under the
first ave Presidents, from Warrington 70 Monroeeleven
m Sa1 slave snd Eve free; and that ought % be sock
dolager' for AAssa Gseey-but II won't Then we will
prove by the constitution itse-or s part OF i-that
the trainers or the great republican system far
rom considering the slave trade felony, piracy even
immoral or dsieputabe, that they guaranteed and do
Tended IT, unlimited prosecution for twenty one years
running through three Presidential -washngsons
AdAnS and Jefersons. But doubt II even that will be
= poser for Massa Greeleys journeymeu cobbers
Nevertheless there IL stands In the constitution a. all
who can read may See So then, Washington, Adams
and Jefferson 10 often quoted by Masss Greeley The pri
cpa trainers Of the government aud the mos important
witnesses that slavery was 10 be abolished, and was
never 70 be extended bebed, during their respective
terms In Office the open aud unrestricted prosecution
OF the elAve trade Hundreds OF living osrxoes fresh
from the coast Of Africa, landed in our ports;
and iustcsd OF being SO very indignant ct the traHi
great patriots by whoee courage sbors and sacr
fees our independence was secured by whose wisdom