The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24

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ell and sought long and patiently for matches and lamp
After knocking the pitcher of the washs,and and smash
pg the looking glass they finally gave up the search and
owing 10 the darkness and confusion OF their Senses they
made a,eh mistake In short, Rs bed had she honor
Of RECEIVING &c g1 ns s Two getting In on one sde
~ say, Mn oried Tom; touching somebody's calf,
"Wonderfu coincideDce" exclaimed Bill, feeling
srsrg GO eoow IN the region Of his rbsthere's some
..is there, tboushs cried Tom-'lers kick 'em oat''
And accordingly the two friends began to kick II ast
ed about minute and half and Bill was sprswllg on
tne noot ION was eit in possession Of the bod For
II say, Bil!' cried Tom.
"Whats'' ssked Bill. sukily.
2 81 have kicked my fellow OUT
You are devilsh sight uckier than am said Bill,
'sfor mine has kicked out"
Whether Corwin will kick Seward ont, or Seward kick
Corwin out win not attempt 10 anticipate, but that they
are both drunkndeed grossly intoxicated with deep po
tatons OF abolonsm deny, and matters little
out But the care evnced by these leaders the people
OF docs not truly represent the black repub
can party. Hear what ofthe leading Republican pa
peIs Of the country says Of you. See your position
painted oy one OF the master spirits OF the party He says
real down east Connecticut Yankee regarded q
wound * we or sss or r.. S
and Ter handful OF gold He has COMMISSIONS generous
os s.ass n as s %,ss ,sssa
no plenty 81 nd Is sss.
bs'0S 9 a nS.s IN Can ass:
;1s sss a S s sSS b II .ssS:
squnta coward Insdom some 10 would prsfsr % DO God,
ca sy he e. price ssr e.
pence, Of coprse he would take Tho oddA
the sympathy which the republicans held with the John
Brown raid He dwet upon the evidence which had
been furnished which connected that party with the Har
pers Ferry maasace reading extracts from the repubh
press Of Connecticut to show how fully that bloody
affair was sustained BY them. The republicans did not
deny the responsbility Their sAch.ss had produced
that result. Tho New York Tribune had declared thai
"Old John Brown" was good republican Tho New
haven Jomal and cour had faid the day that John
Brown IVES hung
re sscn q ne Declaration Of Independence ~as some
,A.s more than t1,tte.iDs The doing.
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Tia New Haven Palladium thus spoke In referring TO
Browns execution :
John Brown bad no murder no treason IN his heart Hh
poems and proe.eons viii celebrate fame and give hs
pane 70 possriy - hat Of good and true friend Of
And again said
Heaven sepd " Of The elements that make such msn
The winstead Herald, whose EDITOR has been for the
last year or two member Of the Republican State Con-
yos one, We confs. xs love him. We honor him. We
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The Norwich Bullets, another black republican
paper. thus gives vent TO ia feelpgs;-
JOIN Brown aisd martyr ne cause of fair dealing and
And tho Hartford Pres raved thus
Slavery ust cone dow. psassaby Or scenes Of herrsr
snsn sfa = cysshow IN b!eoA ne lyh q .syouton b.
.I ~ D'ac. IN - vel e tnc White And 2 only
QUE s g %e ntwoS sna s.pedsnsx We're he bssk
son easy Of accsa. ana = pcwero ~ M
ss would b DEG md duty g srow sSsa
oy1roes peaceaby they coult fouibly bsy must Tbs
w III ood ~" U.I s bs nsn s ies snsm "sni and
N. w.os a. $1,000. .,.., ....t.
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w "s-As'v'A s.y s~sn' ~ fo
You have something 70 determine by the election be-
represent certain principles tAe duty and The policy
Oh parties 70 pubah their DOCTRINES 90 that conservative
men may know how 70 choose This 10 our position To-
night Since the days OF Jefferson there has boon
change IN the democratic party either IN regard TO
domssuc or foreign policy: II s the same In New YORK.
and here the North and " the South, upon the Atlantic
and the Pacific coasts On 6e other hand % the repub
can party, which IN the free States stands upon
GO, cs"mon pn~cIm, out wnicn IN regard 70 the
s .n.ve 0Ougn tney nmK II expsdient 70 ds.
sST,,r nov. Suppose mat slavery were
Apolsneo, Wolki1g men OF eonnecucot, enough blacks
Mouie etAy cousn LOT revenge ana rapne, but many
Mouia come Noftn 70 compete with you. what would
you ao' Inc emP.oyes could optan negroes ior nity
NY NJ osas1 W m%. DO aeeisaoo OF the no
3 o-e1ner you mus. OCCUPY ms position or Keep him
an ~ $500 Says snss soere N nrepreesDle con-
.b ' oSswscn .1e NvIsn ma we oouin. Goa designs
c NY us .Dor 70 81. tne cfimaser Here We
Snss ~ 1e Scon .nsy rase Agricultural pro-
snc ,s' whcn We co1ua not rsee. we 40 not
"a .h VII e.on o'noI lou are most employ
e1 .ncn "o'k' oI tney yours Inc
Mo systems go On naimoMousiy togeher. Iney
rase ceuon, tne great conservator on nations,
MADE my own chy; Upon tns soh no other labor but
Dnck could noursn ana 20 God mas provided It. Will
enow yo9 where inc Of th section or the coun
Wy are England AND france nave spent millions OF dol
iars IN an stempt 10 rase COTTON i6ey have tried 1t
more recently IN africa ana Aigiers. Tue North COM
petes with these countries In navigation and manufac
lures nut the south completes with them In nothing On
the Other hand she supplies them with cotton rice and