The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

G. Fisgg that be could not be renomira,ei AZ
ssrussIirg 10 prevent, p K,us. Of ISL y. lawrence,
cane into the convention and staIdipg Along rde OF me
thsrs wordsI thro~ o.o tke Con Ten,iOu the
fTebIsId cf ireedonn Dudley d. Field, lager OF
eminence, at The time introduced resolution 10
favor Of the wilro provto The substance Of which was
10 prevent In tie event Of the acquisition q a9Y nes
rerreorief-hy . provsion--ihe cxiension Of sinyer7
thereto procured the eye of the chairman OF he cen.
yeioD, and rose gGd declared it my opinion that
euch restriction hat was unconstitutional 'aa
moved resolution that the former resolution be hi On
TIC table. which WAS dcrc. Applause aa las, ~
the same platform that was then Confined ap
plauses. | am the eame platform IN middle hie
which had the honor to occupy 10 my greener yeasa.
Nv roDla p' consider ees s the peaen, found
changed from the sentiments 30 liked aad roo'ea Ia
y memory Preston King where ne row. s,asr puS oai
bers Of that convention who waited WI ms loISa y,
freedom was iightef and who were willing o. sppy ~
the Constitutes II the country the zane pn
| ciples which another politician whom, Out OF mere
charity, tball not now name All OF these men, Hy,
were actuated by the sentiments expressed 10 the
-"fhe srabitious youth who cred tho Ephesian
done out yes Ia history the superstitious fool sno
reared it, They the men who prefer - be denuea
with the flames which would surround he eolamns Of
the constitution, and Ike me baTbIahs roahu tho
columns Of tie temples OF ancient Rome, Who knowing
that nohI but rc and flames could destroy those Y N
pes pd fo2gots around the columns 10 destroy them
They are the men who prefer 10 gather round ae raas
and upon the wfeck they made rather Than 70 %
The pfeserveE Of tia. glorious constitution IN Gi taat
perfection IN which II to from Abe hands Of me
great fcunders-ne great men OF the past Where, ASK
ia Preston King? Where rs D. Fied2 Where s fataanP
Where rs J O. smlhH and where is Doote, q tho SO.
nate Of the United States who claimed be democratic
that time, and no purchased place In th, senate BY
lsavpg the democaa,ic partor perhaps he would pre-
fsT TO gay, y hndns ~ another party those things
which could not tolerate la own7 Nr Dooiitie
has W spoken IN this city Let US hear what be says
Republicans under the lead ., n, L'nsoln .sd that they
P I he great gass Il Soss tSaS and ~ Sra
ss,s wa we ~ mr NJ W !, ossn saa
6uia % slavery From uuaernesh The verhiage
eItr the Territories ir,,l Bell .nd Everett might suo-
nohne snd Doug care nethng bus there ne saas
Brother Greeley, OF the Tribune, in another article,
ffs 10 Raymond, OF the 7tm aud myself and wait 70
my friend Raymond to divide ce honors with him
AFTER The election jutt when the people cease - call me
Y Governor lIaushter) said IN speech Etoh made
at Binghamion, after declaring The principles Of The
Brecsieriege PLATFORM which is that a man owning
slaves in state taking Them fo any OF the ferrito
RES, can nantsin MS title TO them there Just as ma
said then also that serious question bad arisen in the
country, and briefly stated IT, VIII take the liberty
Of repeating IL 70 you By the law Of the STATE
OF Kentucky man who assists in tho escape
Of slave, fugitive from bis master, com
aware that By me constitution Of the United states
person charged with Treason or felony or any other
Tloefed on demand Of The Executive Of ihe STATE from
which le ie.s 10 thai STATE "noe lava he has violated
clear. dstiuc, nd unmst able provision Of the con
stitution ss paIab IN ieIns as ~ IA deserving OF re-
spoct ID spirit ana one hsh has been a:sd IN TINS
county ifou ire formation u tie eIsttuion and never
secuted or attempted TO be invaded TO the hour now
address you. A man ia Kentucky ASSISTED n slave TO
escape from thar State and kentucky manded the
OF the fugitive as well az lbe had aided the
black 10 escape ard Ohio refused 10 give him up The
ground that there was no property 10 slaves and there
4 FORE that no onsrce bad been committed. Now, /
suggested in that speech #hch have referred that
IL might lappsn that Lrcon being elected Frtsdeot
of the Upted ates would occur on the beech
OF the Supre Court and he might oil them with mea
sLo believe thai slave COT b. Recognized proper
ty, and, therefore whenever dema1 may be made for
the rendition Of slave surrender Will be made, for the
that have staicd-tLat the law dos recognize
sase property This question 10 10 be brought be-
fore the Suprtme Court OF The United States IN the In
starce nertoaed by at tho session Of this i'm
portaLt tribunal ask my friends In the North and At
this meeting, and outside OF II throughout .e kngth
cen ard Dixon's line, DO you believe In conscience
and honor men, that II should be decided by the Ls
gisiature Of sovereign State crime TO run away With
slaves. and tha. that Law should not be by other
states, do you believe that when that law has bsen de
CARED AID expoGnded through the highest judiciary Of the
lard and yet violated, that any southern state South
err man having Iespct for himself and ibe l.Tsand gov
eminent Of his State s not In advocating
Mons (Appaase) How long you expect TO have
Southern States in the copiederacy who's rights
are declared 70 be entitled 10 no respect wbs,cyerS
The Union placid In condition like ihatf Hos long
would New York feaain 10 the Union II the rers and
property oi her frame down, snd Der citizens
treated as outlaws rom the constitution for the
,erspoe Of which hey had fought and esaS They would
be unworthy Of while face Wa would eusent 70 81
tuhpgaon ihSy would DC deserving of the Kissing
and rsproach Of all time and all eternity. (Appsuse
How door my friend Greeley of the Ti,an. how does
Doo,ie hos ase OH, zeal With the question
We viii btgin with the Tribune Toe Tribune asks
icesxr Brady brs that The ,ree
nwsil 2 vnees,e ourselves 70 call the attention Of TIE
sn 81 her % NJ c 'n ..
,e1s1s e s, ~ y putting hs 70 az ss,os The
tny he uucs so :, refer lch
have ecmmon in,eres. in snppfessr.
beg your particular Attention 10 the closlus seDfrsce
Nov, although The constitution declares fugitive from
justice, charged Nth felony ttascn crime IN any
state OF The confcderscv, ami that any such fugitive
should he delivered demand Of the EXECUTES the
ata Frft.a ltrh ~ -.
sought refuge; although this expressly provided fx i,
80 many ms, YET The Tribune say that Il that
fugitive only 70 10 be delivered up who has committed
that which Is called by ibe common ,en,lmcut 81
all The states q the Union Nov there Is resenblncs
between the condition q save and the condition % sn
apprentice Shich you viii recognise at once yoang
man In New York, undtrIagc binds himself with the con
iont OF hs parents or suad TO learn certain craft
callrg uIcer his Obligation 10 serve his mas
Ter Ill he y twenty one years OF age Tie
ns,ier stands "a loo raretis, 10 the language
q The law In place Of The parent 10 the apprentice In
this state The master haf rights hs apprentice
He can imprson his appren Ice for refusing to
Gees snother state the master demands his re,o
ration he must he rctorcd under the game proTsion
,ave According 10 lie doctrine Of The rf6ass, re
state uron Which the demand Is ma3c can refuse u give
up he spprcn,ce the law not fourded upon The sane
stntmcrs as three Of the State nom which sppcea
tee may have fed. And I say that when a sewerage
STATE thsu d.pod upon ihs similarity Of her
the msosly q the law resrccsds that ponds un
the state uron -hich demand Is made, whether She
'sS'r ht rStht Nt~f w te mofAV ~ INC aCt ~ the
STATE from which The fostlye la ad then sag there
an Ind 10 The sovereignty OF tbs Statos altogether
Ard Jet this IL the doctrine Of the u ltsHg And what 10
necsuafy 10 sustain H. Are We 70 contemplate the idea
q tie Supreme Cour lakrs eereut lew o subject
lhe Trure goes on 70 say ihal msn may b. arrested
southern state for having copy ~ that nspcr 10 his
tttsscu srd puts the qlstiior DO you suppose ta.i
tte sia'e o. New lori should gre up 70 punish.
mcnt whose only crime that Il reai Ing III, fan.
NOW - hare never been AFRAID u meet The fgsn usi
oy sfs.ering any question prcsntla 10 me shall
answer tbs one. say that n has beer dssarrl iuai
csy hat the law which hss focgrsd tie rcafng 81 any
paper criminal was corsiitgtors' and cannot sc has
case 10 pont can ever harper-but iIa man should -
y sopth lAfo aa and take cay q no 7fbuTs with
hmi u violation of the law Ct the Slate, BE- should
escape from that state atd thus tae pin men,
tf1td 70 tho oneros do no, zee why, n Inc ae.
nsud va made upon u.s. We shog't n1t deliver
I'm ~. But thR birg cannot hsppeb. and /:
only tet'irg the power Of any Las or rule ~ soycra
msAt by an extreme Illustration, whch you ny friends
car Rrpeca ate " well tF Gao an Old cough d re.
member When the Whole whe rartv vas hogI,ux Al