The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

posed mat any solitary member Of the demo ratio psr
North OF Soush, declsred that II w1 the g
hat party 10 destroy The Uslos h the svsas o he
Mr.. sr1xIos- IAN that have to say then b, TAI ny
sense Of hearing deceived me- be mot 90 II The gsa
uenas would have The goodness to refss 70 the
speeches made bV gentlemen on that side he would
nnd ndssnoay svowed, In more than tweaty speeches,
that In the evsat OF the election q republican Prss
dent (kr Seward Was frequently ssmed1 they would
Union.
Nr, MuIsos-Thas i what the gentleman. aiarms; bat
II the gentleman declares that It was said repeatedly
on thu floor that was the purpose Of the democratic
party that gensnea had declared hat this the pur
d At any Time was thss n The opinion Of gsnssmsas
oonsetueuts The election Of republican President would
ajssl for such
technical words do not wish 70 be understood = ~
ing thai this Was the avowed purpose q the party e
uentai representative Of the party had avowed -
their purpose. take the uniform expression o. opinion
syo.s la R would isis :: sHprs:ns the
opinion and purposes Of the party Bat the gentleman
nom Virginia does not dsclaim, but IN hi own udgmeat
would be sufficient for the dissolution Of the
Mr.. Nn1sos-The gentleman evidently desires that
point. DO not ooaosds the right Of tho sestsmaa 70
question mo- / have . right 70 explain or withhold my
that the geatsmsn should infer that occupy position
the other that subject least Of all that be shoud
draw The inference which ne seems DESTROYS 70 draw
what cannot sivs him. what . disunionf VIVA.
WIDOWS and Orphans It means tears, and Amenta
tons and anguish; and II any contingency should arise
awful, 60 momenous question cir. should seek sons
place Of retirement and there pray to the Almighty for
wisdom enable me dispose Of matter far too great
ioI me eeoieness OF man hope the gentleman IL n
Mr.. srAxros-Th The gentleman from virginia docs not
feel prepared 70 say now that he mot In favor OF seces
election Of republican President But he would let that
pass. Mr.. Chairman, b my settled conviction that the
only mode by which the Union can be perpstuasd or IN
institutions maintained, by the election Of republican
President.
Mr.. HuoHD, (dem) Of Nd. called Mr. santon's alton.
ton to Mr. Sewards declaration with regard 70 slavery,
where he said thai slavery must be put down, and that
NJ SrAsros-The gentleman from Maryland had mot
ssTa 70 he Abolition Of slavery ahss You md mus, DO
H., wa. explained BY further declaration, that muss
NOT BE- done BY any invasion Of the constitution nsns
physical force, not By any uterposon the affairs Of
ssveholdes but BY the moral force Of dssemina.
Of the slaves am in favor Of reorganization Of the
government II win be found before republican Pres
SsRs es4s az. pSry 8. no
sive purposes, that u viii project all sections Of
che county % 'n vim sn
become satisfied that all this cry Of mad dog
raised against the republican party b . deluson For
eight long weeks gentlemen on the other side made
speeches and incorporated into them the rawlings Of Wen
den Phillips and Garrison, and every extsvasant fanatic
tens Of thousands through the ,ehodpg States she
opinions and principles Of the republican party
NJ. BARR. dem Of New York, asked whether tho re-
pubiicaps had NOS done the same with democratic
speeches9
Mr. STANTON replied that they had circulated speeches
made BY gentlemen on this floor BE had circulated the
speech Of the gentleman from Georgia (Nr. Crawford
and various speeches OF that But democrats here
bad taken speeches made BY Phillps, and lectures
IarycsoS and had daasmin..sd them through Ss South
the opinions Of the republican party Ths great mas
Of the Southern people, he continued, ensertainsd tho
sem By he dissspnsoa q that idea, but whom re-.
Be then denonauaasd that this = deson, that The
republican party seeking for nothing that has not been
recognized IN NE n,ss s,.y year: Of ne soysr.nss, .s
recognized By every political party in i turn You
parry, incorporated INTO - platform avcwed By say
6orizsd exponent OF lis opinions, which cannot show
yoa o. the Pr.ss and Of every poSs
years. Gentlemen DO not really con1ovsrt TIM;
81 Of men on n. ss:ss Of sa'ioa he tim. Of sSs
Revolution They did mot comprehend The slavery
Ss x; !. ~ ~ ~ s:s ss
vestsated the subject, but We have gone over and
ans e % .
hey put patriotic oonsizuctcn upon Prsadeass,
whether thsir opinions were sound or unsound,
hey are the Opinions and principles inoorpo'
r. sss s. s .s Sss: ~ &. A. sss ~: Pea A:s.
vesegaisd ths suhscs more carefully IAas ni9nt -
S hs si n 90
take amend By coastructou DO mot undertake, be-
ysu hae grown wiser than your iaahsr 70 undo
oopsmpiatsd. All ask 10 that you take that oonssitn-
tion viii The construction put upon By the msn Who
= IND sSs he. SfsSa
teal administration Of the government MT precisely
what republican administration viii DO do nos care
Of his sdminssratoa vi sasisy anybody that you Are
an perfectly safe in hh hands There win be rcpuoh.
can ssa 's Sss,s sas ns Custom Houses
Char and New Orleans viii be able 70 md ocaru
without going very far from the place Tor sne
receips Of custors II the democratic party 70 sue
ccced and you 10 esabIh, by another popular yer
d,cs ,has slavery national instsuuoa, and carried
:. he s COLLISION % between Ss
sections; for I tell you that, wbasever the supreme
Court may decide, whatsoever . democratic convention
nav proclaim and whatsoever tho people may declare
The bsilos box The sentiment that slavery local and
freedom national viii Be insisted and the people vi
be constantly appealed 70 70 sustain hss principle 'n'
Mr. sIsorxrcs. (dem } Of Ms ssted Why, ths re
publican parry We. not cn.nss 'ns ,s
Ws NOT the great leading object and purpose Of that re
stricsion NE oooscousnss that slavery was kept In
] present arsa would perish afssr Wills BY ~ ow
| weight . a,
| Nj sfAxrox-Ihs republican party opposed 70 u
exteps,ou a slavery into the free Tsrrorise mainly,
mishs az soely becauss free and says hbor cannoe
hcrs Speshsr fHs sdmoa u slave labor NE sxciuso
Of fres labor became - VIII not permnH me- hpor -
he rutv OF free man degraded b. being brouehs Int
cossaos asd eoopsesa win slave labor 49, ve 90 y
vhh slavery % 20 .Ao shs revrissv'ss n.s NE 80.
al reseoo Nov have desire, nor n my purpoee
"a smbsrrsss alavsholdne seaAes By hnng shvsy
~ zee nj nin there any mode o. escaping tror
\ + 40 MOI know shas ooaauipg slavery 70 M preesu
limits peosssarily bring about Ne erungunhmens o. -
| netitut1oa but n thai be % pray you wnns I'm on
co~fsse1cu \ - 10 " coaxacess of u fnutuuonf
Mr. eScrroS--fhe institution u increasing rapidly