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

70 into the conflict together with porn Of the
raes were tAken % DO duty anotne,
can have never called them 20, and ! am 70 give
them any designation, II wore 70 place any adjective be-
cans. Applause and laughter) have very little TO say
concerning the miserable who have entered into this
has laid It's hand will leave them there. But have
much 70 say concerning those who set this ball IA motion
This Brown whom they nov turn their backs
every breexe mingled with the Oudest shreks that
came from Kansas He was not only John Brown. but
Ossawato Brown. Capt. Brown, Major Brown and
General Brown. Applause and laughter) But
that he Ia in the hands 0f the law he u called crazy old
Brown" and left his fate What assert Ia that tho
conduct II Brown and his associates 10 the natural and
legitimate, not necessary, harvest from just such
sowing as year afer year tho republican party has
without any under Heaven So far from slavery
advancing upon the free Sas the free States have been
the Territories Of the United States either Of the old or
that recently acquired from Mexico, adapted
slavery for there not rod Of upon which negroes
could raise hemp enough W hang themselves. II 80 Ill
adapted 10 slavery that II the slaves did not away
from the masters, the masters would have away
from their slaves Qaughter) Nevertheless the public
mind was excited and republican pulps presses and fre
sides redoen Of Kansas and slave territory Every
reasoning man knows that III the beginning all slave
staes that were such when entered into this fede
raj compact TO perpetuate the blessings of liberty
They knew that one by became free states until
naugurated majority Of sixty In tho House Of Rep
esenvos and six the Senate OF the United States aud
slave States weaker Some Sf the slave ates
too stand ready, whenever this republican pressure
shall be removed 70 abolish slavery in their own way
and IN their time In New York have done and
as has been done Ia New England New Jersey and Penn
syvana The democratic party Is party Of lct alone
III rythng except sustaining the constitution. II be-
lieves our sister States arc our equals 10 right
not only upon paper, but In spirit-(cheers(-
not only equal in theory, but in practice that
possess all the rights that possess and enjoy. The
highest duty Of both slave and free States hold be
TO have KIND regard for each other, all their varied
suggested in its original adoption But he republican party
proposes To wage, and does wage "irrepressbe
nict, against tho slave States. Look at the repub
bcan press during the pat ten fifteen years
See its pages reekng with exciting language and hostile
denuncatiors OF slavery. Hear their incendary
during that time And this very of
denunciation going Is It TO DO wondered that
when 70 many are preaching some should DO found to
practicestai Brown his associates with the aid and
encouragement they had received should attempt this
snrrecton in Of the States OF this confederacy
They are not to get OIL by saying i Ia "od Brown
the OF truth and Justice, furnished
the material the sinews for this terrible war; Old Brown
man ever laid that Internal plot II was done with
derous delberaton Every STEP through all It's devious
dark winding way, il was done with murderous delibe
ration. Who furnished the pixies TO be placed In the
hands Of Infatuated blacks Midnight murder their mas
tors and mstrcssesS Who furnished the and NUM-
tons aud sped them their way to inangurate this
irrepressibe conflict These questions will have to be
answered to the satisfaction OF the American people. At
tlla the Hun, who denomnated the scourge Of God,
by reason Of his black and brutal erocty declared that
green grass should grow where his horses feet
had trodden Hyder Ali upon the Carnatc left nothing
behind bis trail but ashes ana blood. But Ata the Hun
and Hyder All upon the Carnac will be regarded in the
great day honeser IN the sight Of God and than
those that naugurated that rrepresble conflict ia Virginia
II 10 light thing no matter for nine days. wonder.
that the people Of Harpers Ferry in Of the States Of
this conederacy of peaceful Staes find themselves sud
denly assaled bv desperadGs and that State slumberng
upon volcano. The State that furnished Com
mander In Chief for tho Revolution, the mother of
Presidents, one Of the Oldest and most faithful, one
that had
fought side by side with the Empire State, has
been invaded steathiy murderousy has the irrepres
taken there TO be placed in the hands Of the slavos
that arson, murder and rape may be committed This
WITH IL was NO suddsn ac men
BRAIN but was known to men throughout the free
States If Brown was mailman why was he
not donounccdp Tho secret well kept till
the storm burst, blood she'd and women
and children ran shriekipg for protection Then the
bloody pike was brandished fatal aim taken upon
rife and the rrepressble conflict ushered in,
theory only, but in terrible practice think that the
There seems to have been far and deliberate trial
have great sympathy for the individual sufferers the
majesty Of the law must be indicated. How should
with our banking, or some other institutions,
had made similar descent upon usS 4 is about time
pause and reflect. The American people called
upon to decide who they will scrve-whether they will
support the constitution in its letter and spirit permit
To what what good purpose has this contro
versy been raised. II slavery evil TO be warred
why these states enter into compaCtp
And New York or her citizens going to BIO imbued
with such wonderful spirit Of liberty, why it not
manifested long agoY MOI all at once the necessities Of
political party have demanded that the slavery question
should be pressed into their service simply becase every
thing ese has been worn out and into the ground
(Applause Look at this opposition party They have
called themselves all manner Of names, taking name
and wearing 1t out like old worn out garment. The
old wing name, full q honored memories, lasted
brought into service newly whitewashed and if
i lasts them through the next election they will never try
suitable name-oppoaiton to the constitution opposition
to the best interests of the country opposition the
sound financial system opposition to good faith and good
every democratic measure the purchase Of louisiana
Of 1912, the repeal Of high tariff Had their coun-
sells prevailed Union would have comprised only
the old thirteen States and their Territories and
yet cramped up as il would have BEEN II would be too
large for ~ this for would have Included
Maryland and Delaware in which there is republican
party. (Appause) The republican jacket would have
Cheers and laughter.) How, would like 10 knew, do
the republican party propose to exercise the government
when they have no local habi,ation nor name, and
when this great rreprcssibe army Of freedom
march.
Mr.. Dickinson proceeded to speak Of the sectional
character Of tho republican party, which eternay
shrekng Kansas kansas and nothing but Kansas
ting in motion such Brown to carry FIRE and sword
into the standing of their neghbors In the State
affairs the party would not do much mischief yet the
people Of Now York had had of quality in the
Registry law, which, in spite OF the constitution raised
barriers between the voter and the ballot box in the
increase Of the public debt be met by taxa
ton, which would make the lsces of the aborng man
stand out like whip cord He referred also to the Metro
politan Police bill, which he regarded opprcs-
sive and unjust act This republican party was
party unworthy to be trusted Tho evil plain and
so was the remedy 1t was, that the democratic party
should come forward united and put down this party
which has stolen into power and torn the vals Of this
greatest State in the Union He had lately passed through
the state of New York, and much impressed
with its immense elements Of prosperity This great
tropois destined 70 become the London Of the Now
World He appealed to the capitalists, the owners Of
real estate and especially tho aborer they valued
their own interests to unite in putting down this murder
party Of rrepressble conflict Brown had been con-
victcd Of treason but that drop In the bucket
he arragned 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
Joy or abolish In her time and her way Who
wns to judgeY We must answer for own sins, not
those Of virgian Shame this constant ntermcddlng;
shame on this banding together Of citizens Of State
which was slave State take their neighbos by
the throat Slavery was daily growing weaker, but
were going stronger day by day would be Of
bu mess We are called upon by our own inter
csts, as well as by the principles Of justice,
~ he oNtoo Of Tho