New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08
Netpl1ork Daily Gribn,ts
THE STATE OF POLITICS.

From a Spsech by the Hon. H. Winter Darts, delir-
cred IN Baltimore on Monday, Sept. >.
After all the stormy scenes through which have
passed after coptinus and determined strugg e IN the
Lover House, with only thirteen friends To- ~ And ny
ue the hour of need; with q lew Admnis'r don 10
pox,r determI ed upon breaking down aud upneaving
al things greet YOU once more as-lchhers ana long
cortirn ned applause interrupted the speskeri AS In
1865. again stand before you uncer nearly the same
cicuu stances-as 1t were upon The eve OF an)tDer
grerd Presidential campaign. Names ana datts oelng
-,rken GU. the surroundings would be exactly sniaf
was on the former occasion before you when the Ad
nibistrstion of Franklin Pierce had violate and
Or, ken the pledges made by the President and mis-
party 10 relation to the negro quesoo. IL was under
those circumstances that your voice called me out from
anorg yourselves. 1 responded, and have met your
approval. Cheers.
Nos, fellowctizsns, We are IN tue lace OF e sa'ie
conliIaiiop. We f. BIT against the same party but
the ocds will be far different. II the Democr AIS
elect men from every Sts'e they expect to carry, we
rta1 enc sjority ct over hf,y against the Admins
mats for TO consider how we shs use hat power
We must 20 back and what has been the course OF
the Admnistra xn during the first two yesrs of its eI-
terce, that We may not be wrecked upon tne same
shc as In May land beset with two difficulties.
They are 70 be Overcome. Cheers. Tae first Is the
opposition Of our Democratic friends-nO', however, Of
toIs NE cbalics and ommecia metropolis lsnghterI-
hut of the rura di,rlctsthe ud.nouthed couDI y
Democrats Tie same who vocterously call upon
each other by their woes, by highly wrought resou
tols, and by their combined influence otherwse, ~
cancel the LfueIce Of 'he city, and suppress Balt,-
more row yism. (Applau They, with their sweep
rg Resolutions the English Of which, by the way, be-
trays remarkably strong foreign accent, lgreat
aughter expect to eIer. such 30 influence that the
voice OF Baltimore will be nullied Though their
FL gish be bad-that OF Frederick Democrats espe-
ciaiy-ther meaning is apparent.
They have s'ely been kind enough TO confess their
high opinion Of the patriotism ard honesty OF james
Buchanai-how confident they must be. Loud laugh
,AaN ira. fhA 1aut An a
wiri1gs Of the Adm Illustration, inspect the platform
which Is it, bssis The vote Of haryand-t1e Ameri
can yote-requres independent movement, no en-
liens meetipg reform movement, 10 determine the
policy OF our party in regard to it. pplause Wha,
Sc depend upon for is the tried and true Amer
lean party-its seried compact ranks. Loud cheer
| Ig and applause.
la this point, Sir. Davis paused for few seconds,
apS then read from printed copy OF the resolutions
lately passed BY the Democracy OF Frederick, ia
| which they ndorse the present Administration. lis
| remarks upon It were few bat sscsstic.
| He continued: They approve the measures OF the
rs e,smine-not very critically et1er-he acts IF this
Administration WHAT ives their first act On an
elecion dsy the broad daylight, IN the face OF the
world without authority, witbou, any necessary Tor the
deed without warning, without even reading tie not
act va. TO mach out from the barracks at Wash
| rpton CITY, q boGy Of United States msrnes, and 10
shoot down 81 An, ricsn ctzens; 20 butcher them IN
cold blood; thathat was the first act OF the A. min
|
| that act unauthorized by every law as it They
not Only iuoorsed in the President but even sought
20 force tter Denocraac Governor to use the same
| means in our own city, where they soon would haze
beep taught the difference between massacre anu
| fight 1Isn.Ldous az pause
The Iecou pton kslsss movement was the next ACT
Of The BucbaI az Administration To force upon tue
ueople constitution which thsy had declared against
by an overwhelming ma ority. 10 Maryland, 10 over
ave and bes, down the .orty by fraud and violence,
| il the oby way which they hope ever to gain the
sway TIE present Democratic Government is replete
with fba-teripg projects. No longer our citizens
cted abroad. No longer they protected 10 the
| sane msaner as OF yore. Every day they return TO
| their homes complaining Of being malIeeed abroad.
The Great Republic lie DO. viewed In the same Ign, as
| il was wont to be considered By our neghbors. Dis
| tru., attends 4 movements OF sl our people. The
| Adm histrs,ion-the Democratic rule-tne spirit OF
ssgrspdIzement and fihbusterism, have wrought the
| charge The have uL0Ole the work Of Henry Clay.
| lGrer appliance and cheerirg.l
IL hss been We'll ssid by distinguished member OF
Congress that Clsy speeches the words Of nim whose
suoTy you hsve but just 50 appropriately honored
we're proc al Of liberty which Bolivar read al Tue
tesd at bis trocpe /, then that ell South America
ooksc to the stars and stripes; looked toward oar IN
Republic fof liberty ard sisery feeling 10 their 'trug-
giles. Is il soIOw How many Of our sister repuohcs
are there that lock upon with feelings other than
s'iust Ire symps,hies of millions have tnn- van
toply been thrown away. In Mexico there Il hsrtly
foot CT ground upon which an American can tread
! without IL suit.
| Another act Of the Administration was The formal
prefer To purchase Cuba OF Spain. Spain CURLY re-
fuses the bid. Sbe declines 70 eel on any conditions
our Government hols on, the money and de nsnt the
isle firm Jefusa is still given and other NE srs are
resoted TO by the Adnnis alton to carry their POM
IL is thought necessary to our national existence .
have II. The President 70 have Thirty milonf oi
dollars placed 10 bis pocket at his o~n dsposa,
where 10 ore could trouble IT, where i would rensn
untouched except for the purpoee desiynei. >2sin
remains indignant. Her Minister'S and Cabinet feel n
az they bad been Offered 0ribe turn deaf ear 70
1 tie resous,ion and il j. loe'- Yet cur Democratic
| frierd- were ready to vote for this sane measure
our friends Of Frederick have endosed H. and received
the .ekly comm .Ddstions Of The Hashing0s Constr
| tuition for x ei. zeal.
l 90 pretend 20 say that Bucharan would use the
thy ibioos placed disposal for any Other Ia 80
| the purpose il cesigLef-moreover DO not thnk
be would il for eIec;ioreerpg Purposes no' q tl
| He held q check ior tea. cum. He was altoonzs1
| to draw il any moment when nesded. IL IL q very
| large sun-$31 eco eco, laughter. The interest
| upon il is very lsrge-somethiny Like 81 se1o.
Wos!d not that be 9 nice little cum 70 esc,ioneer
| uponf Distributed among 20 many Democratic banks
| in the Union, Whist influence il weuld give in the
| righ, sL.sc..cr. LsushterI When Ef. Florence