The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

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ITEM from their efcss and try others in their places
sno keep trying until they GIT honest men power,
AIS lave ,he aDaus Of tbe govtrnn&pt adm uttered 70
tersve q,oatons Of What bAs been SAID In Congress,
~hb 10 msLnon 81 me- Of The persons WHO have spoken
uieb Ht Hoor q Ccngtss, and else where rAgard 70
the prooaAhty cofrnpI,on Of ME- sdmDissraion.
Some Of lbs m have lett Tie democratic party because
s ne' s drsussa MIN ~ moe Of proceeding oss,s
To- csII.s, spoke ssrol terms .gains. " soysrnsr
kn y.Is than noAt other countries in centuries Mr..
eshe Of vng ria, during the a.t session Of Congress,
stephens, d Georgia said that forty millions enough
to cary On the government Senator Hunter said In sub
stance, think, that monsrous to sxpend seventy
Fix HhoDs In year. ssDaaor TOombs SAID that both
parties bad departed from the true track hat both vim
~ and many :, ..
the last session OF Copsfs that government WAS %
corrupt as The government Of the United States Gov.
Wike binseh comments in the strongest terms upon
Sr. Bucharap's proposition OF having the power In
effect to declare war against Mexico conferred upon
The ibusters Cuba, &C. Mr. soas smother prominent de-
nocra spoke ofmany Of the leading Of that
and GssSS NJ Nor
bipR rs the candidate for Governor OF the Sae
OF virginia. uIoer the last &c mnistsatop the candidate
81 he otmoc ac party SAID that he voted for Mr.
Buchanan at ChcinnAti but Mr. Buchanan had deceived
him. ana $50 help me, my Creator J" saM he according
for bm again" Senator Pueh sad that there was
shameful pretGacy and in the same speech sad that
said substantially the same thing that two thirds
Of the money spent upon the Navy Ysrds was vast
,SSs II ms my a.
beng npnec. ssaTy pTohie.se and corrupt S not cite
other witnesses, here R democratic testimony which
brfg TO the recoe Of democratic gentleman pre-
sent here pebt; and without abiding to tho slavery
question at all, would respectfully aud earnestly urge
ere upon the floor OF Congress and elsewhere, be true,
fnrnahes reason why honest democrat should absn
tach himself tosuch party as VIII faithfully administer
The affairs OF the government and carry out the will OF
bipts General jackson against the appointment OF
members Of Congress- to office by the Executive and yet
That thing was never carried out shal nor discuss the
sound currency We were promised gold and silver
ercy but the banks have up their circulation almost
universal ash among the banks from end OF
he Union 10 the Others and II my memory does not de-
ceive ne, read account Of meeting Of i've thousand
sbspcs and aborers city Of New York standing
before the 0orA Of the rich ana the great demanding
that labor should be given them in consequence Of the
pressure that brought upon country by the banks
1h state of things hiss existed In the country, and s
unparalleled We have been told that Executive power
paronsge ought TO be brought into coufct With the
reenom oil elections Yet the time when thai celebrated
letter Of Mr. Patterson TO Mr. Buchanan in
which he spoke about the Navy Yard st Philadelphia and
Of tie elecon Of Mr. Florence In the event OF giving
tain gentlemen certain contract with regard 10 the build
ing OF fhp- Temporary disturbance near the door)-
was remaining you that notwithstanding OF the
great boasts Of the democratic party has BEEN that the
rie conflict with be freedom q eiecs!on, We have sss
emac Organization from the very highest to the
Of bringing Executive power and pstroasSe INTO conict
with the freedom OF elections, and contrary 10 the
free and unbiased will Of : magnsnimous people.
other reasons, This would be sufficisns to QUIT
this democratic party, which has fAtened upon the spos
Of once iOr 50 many year, unn rs OVID honorable and
actually levied at Washington upon ofhcehoters TO in
uence elections in distant staes, and that the
nf Nho 81 an M yark l. GAvvvnou
out under the direction and control Of Congress,
contrary TO- the doctrines OF Jackson, aud con
party. there were slavery question involved at
all there were no other Teason than this, the people
are merely the agents Of the people Il last Although sSs
Office Of President Of the United States think, the
mos. exalted Office under he y ne chief
Office Of President of The United states, s. stu ny
that makes the President Applause II he and
those holding Office under him are recreant to the trust
ausy 70 change them and put others 10 shs places One
Of the greatest objections which think exists 70 the De
WIN s1es
party especially in the South, and ct PERIOD TO- in
the such % s ~ IN my ss
~ agitation ); aye, more, 70 keep alive
feeling Of dissatisfaction with this American Union whic
have ssid upon another OCCASION and has been
often said by cthers purchased by the blood and tea
Of fathers and should be above earth
6Ist display eS Where since the days Of the
Hartford Convention, that odious 70 the
in regard 70 the grave measures 1882 and in my
Judgment from the 20 down TO the present time, that
and mysSey n crdsS 10 resist the execution Of
The laws Of the United Satesthat feeling OF dissatsac
ton toward our blessed country existed from that day -
this. In my opinion have set OF politicians At the
South who seize every by which they hop
hey poison the Southern mind againi. this
country, and keep alive that feeling OF dissa-
saction. Fellow citizens, tell you TO night that
is no vague nor indstnot charge. This 10 no slightly
formed opinion. tell you the IA Its So and white
do propose 60 into details about any things
to which refer tonight for do not desire 70 weary
S,l s hs ssSr not orv esss IN Se sutS
but the democratic party in the North have
also upon this question pursued a course
deceive and msead the people Of the United States, both
in the North and in the South. And to show you its
South What has that been since the year 1892 This
agitation has been kept up and has been continued from
North and South, perhaps would be well 70 con-
sder them both together In 1885, remember that
man with Southern princp,es Tausn,er Alter this YOU
know, Mr. Van Buren the aeofion free soil cand
date for President Of the United States Those who in she
South wings always doubted the Northern with
southern principles We insisted all the time that he
net remarkably sound the slavery question, and
were unable 70 carry and other Southern States
in the election OF 1S4o That the in which he
understood in the South In ls40 reminded you
that Mr. Birney received 1000 votes. These facts
are al familiar to you, gentlemen OF the North,
but want ,ou to notice how this abolition party-this
tree soil pary-,hs republican party-for hardly know
what name ito give it-(laugherl-you have SO many
here in the State New York that
q private opinion Of my own; and az come from the
mountsirs Of East Tennessee, will tell Il to yon ~ .
great secret that New York politics Ia the most tangled
sken any man upon Gods earth ever undertook TO i
unravel cloud ianghter.) So far as under I
stand the thing, say, after Mr. Birney that the |
democratic marty has Furnished every abolition, or free
SOIL republican candidate. You know what mean by
,hai-a seconal oandidaie--from Mr.. Van Baren down
TO the last they Mr. Hrney received 900 votes
in 1s4c, and N 1874 he received o. 40 votes think
very likely that what caused the increase Of the party
the North the Texan excitement that existed part
OF the South and OF the great the rejection
Of the abolition petition, by Congress-. But let that
In 1852 Mr. Hale received 49, 2se yotcs and this falling
on was owing to the abolition and free soil votes being
cart for PIERCE Now what has been the of the
wonderful increase OF the abolition republican |
party since the year 1902 Then but and