The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12

ue fight all the TIM whea they ,niuk thy right,
hie endorse the sentiments that address mover
II 90 INJUSTICE 10 myself or my stat, IN my hearing
Nv Il 10 be done without p otost w.li allow
a! ctcument TO 20 Out without protesting against Il,
other (Appiause) II stste ANY propsstaoa tAat Is
wrvlg ID pfmclpe, hope some OF sou vii can me 10
oiotr ash that yoa SHAH lot pass thai aiircss until
,oumoaore erruS proceeded to say that his young
fftl1 Helsted ought 10 remember that ths
fuT tluster OF lulym
NJ iIsTp nteriu tea tho speakes by saying that no
ciu Lni want LIN . make any personal reaoo,oas
Commodore STocEToN eontAed. tbs lrioni had sali
thai / ne MAS wrong IN principle he would give up.
Now, 90 not prove that he wrong ~ priaGipe, sad
the I.mmouoe II give up. who talks 50 fist
likely 70 be wrong IN principle, ana wnea he comes 10
iLe lighting business, ! want you - Understand that
,hls y not NE hsss t'ne .., Y my me INA. ,
gyo not Only the gentleman, but the whos word To
kcw that am eaiy Tor hight (tenewsa cntnqsl sn,
I'm louna To defend the principle OF this address Now,
have been second in dues lity tines or less in
the navy u the United states, allowed them
hlLt once and coud prevent it because they knew
that was ready 10 hight IL eood cause, but not IN
bad one. daughter This address iasokes the
tones q thunoer they speak against all
belion south and eyery whore else {GFeat appsasel
Nhenl have had the honor Of individuals ia my nand
have taken the that take iof my state
Wash your own LANDS, say, b. clean yourselves, do
Gi.1ewed afplausc But fellow citizens 1t miserable
k t. say that because another person has done wrong
you won't do right We have nothing To do with what
tie people have done In he present state OF things
man, God willing, to strike for the right Know no
North and no south The gentlemen who
have North. In the language Of my
reno Fillmore. Chree checrs were proposed and gwen
la Fillmore, whes eupoa the Commodore remarked, 500
forgive you for making him President " resgmoi
h. speech) But IN his language ~ Know no North or
70 ,1un am leIe sentative, u, VINO khows 40
to rights and have 10 doubt that my young friend li
sed) Will be the strongest 10 advocate tho address
lie has a proper apprehension OF H. Qs,ugLter) We
here The mora. influence That New Jersey ought
10 exercise IN these Gays vi morals instead bayoaes,
anu wnen you TO bayorets, II my young friold
wI show halt a much ambition wAen got lhe bayo
Icis IL uLr lanes shall be glad. We have hundred
Thousand voters ana when il comes 10 Mimic rites per
haIe take Of ourselves. New Jersey hls al
way be- CONSERVATIVES al Ler record is inat VI CON
soIvas shc set her negroes free, and not one spot OF
sill rs stained with lie blood OF the aborignes she
tok nothing the Indian by force, BOT she paid for
every loot land she got from HIM Appiause) There
Is III thai ~ tbs age II morals should staaa be-
lore worldfnd proc im her opnens apon thus subject
The speaker proceeded to say that ms wrong which the
North had the south sbuuli b. Dn3one, a9 whom
h, had done right he ready TO 20 With ner. he
fought against and rebeion AMI thought that
The brtos OF this country couid not b. put into ihe
hands II any set 81 mon he called attention to tho
as that Mssa hsetts, the mist u raised The
lag Of f,beln, G asc 70 those states thai had passc.
,hee laws interfering with the 81 the supreme
Court II the Unite, states, IN wrong III, south
had cone was 20 resist those Laws winch mae
citizens he bIeyed, hld realized tn danger IN winch
placed They loved their country AMI ITS insti
tio loig that they Thought cloud could pass that
10 hot ave the bright II before, aud the
ys,y .flentsg Of cha ter woui Insure neir estrlc
tiOr. III, H. ked them u contemplate the effect OF dis
solution q the CLlon, and u civii war AMI anarchy.
ilere tens of thousands .amisaiug Ia New
iok ana ennsyyania, and al ambitious demlgogue
could with i've thousand men lay her barns an houses
u smoking ruins You may star, storm, sad he, hut
you cannot erect II. The history vi ali reso
tons showed that became aad infuriatcd
and tsy bad always ben worse than the most Infatuated
animals. The prrsen, was time for &C on and his
conviction that II the North, including Now Jersey
and Fcnnsy would do right, the Ec4iiy woala b.
brought t. happy termination. What, he asked was
the Of tie present cxcitenenu Was there
ther, who pretended that the 9Th and br,adth
and ph ana Leght Of this whole thsg was the nggcr
NoHf-ihnt's
Mr. senroN-Ihe African had never had so good r.ead
be AT the pr Of his lite he estab socic
~ through whose fundamentally Christianity aud clvi
zation may have been taken 10 him. (AppAlse) Hs bid
HIM IL the iatncss OF his mountains and IN the iaOa
Fybth oi his Isl bearded hun his den ana
when to all human there not hope Tor his (the
Commodores) preservatron (AppaIsc) The country
had spent millions millions ii dollars Tor the African
race, aud there we're two nects u ts most powerful
nations Of ne world cruising On the coast 10 pro-
tcct them, md yet they were slaves here. Why
y that they were here as slaves IL was bctasa thcy
the most oowardy the mos brutal, tho most aban
dored Of Coils creation; they Lad neither sease nor
courage enough 10 protect themselves IRON the band OF
who went among them 10 blmg them Gown 10
The coast and put them on bo.ra the ships We hll
sjeDt OF dollars 10 Try cviiize ami humanizo
III m, aud Tor their sskes called upon
gi, Up thai which aea4 10 those who
shedding crocodile tea the comp Iat.yey
balp .ondln a the negro Ld 10, one dear Of sorrow
10 eLea the asEes Of The wgwan, the blood
bcn,s Of the aborgn's OF the country. (Appause)
Nor could IL be tolerated Tor single monea, that the
nobl.st and DIaves race Of men that ever ly sioui
be piundcrcd and nssacred Tor the sake Of s n.ser
able brute Tor whom have and dong
country Tor the sake Of the negros Never Ito (,he
sle.Acr) wanted the world t. Know u the question:
should b. lit to hun whether our religion aAd our ire,
nstu,iors should b. checked their progress every
Niger ia. continent should be nasacfet, thai he
wo, massacre tho niger (Appals) THIS Country hal
been gwen 20 Us as precious niicitance, aud We Ia
ght a. give ii Up. If Victor Emanuel shJui come
here, wouu they not kill millions oi oardilAls rather
lhan give up their countsyi And why sno..d thy
treat thc niggcr IN the way, lhe Cod vi heaven
had declared that no white mAa should live IL Africa
wh,Io tn.. were three hanf 81 OF d al. q. tsings
pei baIhsI Rm hut lie lad SAID u Alrca .'Iou
hal b, civilized through fundamentally wh.ch viii
eoet you icss ih.n any eivizet nation The almighty
LsG permitted slaves 10 b. brorgat here as apprcntce,
tor the anai,fs which hi haa Just rea stated that
masters had right only TO ihcn services IA ap
preDtces 10 learn the n p.os Of civilization ami Crs
laly, and tie meant that they should b. rctarned to
thcE I.tve shores through the lnstrYneiaty - ine
Ame6i,an CooIizton society, 70 reieem the,r sther
Lsnd but could you ges one OF tue lree negroes
W 10 thereS He mentioned this simply 70 show the
seetnses Of what lie said OF thcu brutality and their
the quAl,ties which make What lad tue FREQ
nsgrO what became Of his unos tuAAe pcopae
at hom~ III lEee knew that they were IN this
state u degrauatcI, and IN Wopin Do Civ. has money u
redeem them. Suppose tnat The civilized world W
withdraw riccf,on from them, suppose You
T. stop the trade What Go you d1f Why you
throc hundred miliots OF b .s state OF the most
ab oc, bsfbs superstition Therefore, the whole
q@rtsL wa resucea 10 this. Here u ns..oa u the
Cpwa iiy, most miserable and most seusc.css
xD'wn 70 "a whc have not spirit cnc1sh " protect
L,nAs.lvcs al their homes Win. Ia, them
hero have not hkewiss, spirit enough 10 80 aaa hip
their suffering colIirymen- ana Il for those
thai ths civilized country 70 b. destroyed. In
Commodore stockton said that the North should
set hs its. before u un.erosk any ainis-
tcrA occ W adv lse anu consult with 10 ctate ~
otbcss. lie then read the GLOWING
RJHoIr1scS<
Whereas history recuid hat TO New jersey Is due the
c1oGu II having given such Instructions commits
ssfers vic met az Aunapi lis Ia 15so - al ~ measures
of more perfect niou the ttes which ioc ~ the
ss nog u Tie ConycrtioI 1881, which formed that
Aaniifabse tfsttatton that, the blessing God
Lac conferred slch ne~tmabe bOn0at " tho p>p,e Of
the ttitsd states nnG whereas, New Jersey has Always
iarhl1ly sbhlsa by the c9mplcts aid agsSSanats to
wnch shc ssscutcd when accepted al pied me
,o.stttthH ~ The United states ami whereas, that
,,rtttutiOb was the result ct generous aud IN n.
GAhlinous c'noeesion and COMPROMISE, auG Nsy
Jeisty Lew, W. formerly, wuag 70 Lflse
Ay proper Concession, OF give aLy proper add
uOna guarantees which wisdom aud pttn0tism may
require or It's preservation whereas lroa tns iore