The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22


cipes against tho constitution, and that no carries
them ont 1t will b. destructive Of rights Lev us DOT
ant ipate threatened evil Il he violates tbs consLtu
ihen viii time to act Do not let us break
u because foreoosh, he may II he does that 10 tho time
for Is to s.,se !spDl.ass think II would be oisai,
that Mr.. Lincoln will do arythng 10 leopard our ssisV
or security whatever may b. bis spirit 70 do IL or be
around him which 1t this time renders him pc
less 70 do any great mischief This shows the wisdom
Of our system The President OF the Eaiied states Is
no EMPEROR NO Dc,atoFhe Ia clothed With tho aoso-
lutte power he do nothing unlesr he s backed by
power In Congress- Tho House OF Representatives Is
larFey ~ the orty sgAps him In the face aud
tset, Of the heavy msoy which be obtained in the
northern States there have been large gains toe House
representatives 70 the conservative constitutional
prrty Of me country which here will calf the national
democratic party becAuse that the cognnmen II has AZ
the North There are twelve Of this party elected from
New York TO tho next uon gress believe. In tee pre-
seat House there four, think In Pennsyyans,
New Jersey, Ohio and Indiana there have been gains
In the present Congress 1i9 ropabis.s when
taxes lit to make majority the gains Ia the demo
cratic party In Pennsyivana, Ohio, New Jersey, New
Yorh, Indiana aud other sta'es, notwithstanding s
distractions have been enough to make majority Of
thirty in the next House asanst Mr. Lincoln. Even
10 Boston Mr. Burngae Of the noted leaders Of the
fanatics Of tina. section has been defeated
returned Ia his stead Ii this the time
to apprehend that Mr. Lincoln. with this large aDrity
in the House Of representatives against him can carry
GU; any OF his unconstitutional principles In that bodyr
In the Senate he will aso be pe~eriess. There Will
be majority of four against him. This, after the loss of
Besr Fitch and others, by the unfortunate dsensons
ef the rational democratic party In their States Mr.
Line, cannot appoint officer without the consent OF
the senate-he cannot form Cabinet without the
psent He will DO in the condition OF George the
Third 1.-THE embodyment of tory ism) who had TO AJAX tho
wings 10 appoint ns Minister'S and was compelled TO re-
ceve Cabinet utterly opposed 10 his vieNe and 30 Mr.
Lincoln viii he compelled the Senate Ia choose for
him Cabinet, the democracy Of that body choose TO
put him on such terms He will be compelled TO do tn
let the government STOP II the nationsl ocratc
msnfor that Ia their name at the Norththe conrerva
can Mr. Lincoln obtain Cabinet which would aid MIN,
or allsw him 10 violate the ConsttuionY Why then.
cav, should dhrupt the ties Of this Union when ns
hancs tied-wben be can do nothing against us9
have heard II mooteo that IN the Stale of Georgia
who 10 her interests could bold Office under Mr.
Lincoln But ask who appoints to officer Not ,hs Pro-
sioenf alone senate has to concur No man can be
appointed without lhe consent Of the Senate Should
man tnsn refure TO hold office that was given him byA
democratic SepeteY
MIR. ToosBs intercepted and said II the Senate do
mocratic II wss for Ar Ere kinridge
MIR. sTrpHRss-Wel then, apprehend no man could
be justly considered untrue 10 the interests Of Georgia
incur any disgrace The interests OF Georgia required
bad given him, even though Mr. Lincoln should be Pre-
eidept prolonged applause, mingled with Interrupt
uors) trust, my couotrymen, you will be stu and
silent. ] an addressing your good sense am giving
you my vess in calm and diEpassionate manner, and
any Of you ciner with me, you any o,her ocoa
zion give Jour views as am doing now and lot
true patriotism decide between In my judgment,
1 asy, under such circumstances, there would Do no
poeeDls disgrace for o Southern to hold Office
No viii he suffered to be appointed, have no
DOUBT Who " lot true TO the constitution, II Southern
Senator's are uue 70 their trusts, as ! csanot per-
nit myself 10 doubt that they will be. My homo.
ranie hiend who addressed you last night (Mr.
foonhs), and to whom / listened with the pro
pub lean ruler ray TO you and 10 him, as Georgian,
never would submit 10 any black republican aggression
upon our constitutional rghie will never consent my
se much admire this Union for the glores or the
past or the blessings of the present-as much as has
done for the people Of all these sltasas much ~ has
for civizstion-as much the hopes OF the world
hang upon til would submit 70 aggression upon
my rights msintAn IL longer and II they cannot be
maintained in the In ion standing the Georgia plat
form uharaI from IA time
would be favor Of dsruptng every tie which binds the
States together win have equality for Georgia and for
the citizens Of Georgs in this Union, will look for
safeguards elsewhere THIS Is my position. The
only question Ia, can they DO secured iu the Un1n2
That I, what am counseing With you tonight about
Can it be secvred In my judgment It may be, bat II
may OF be; but lot us do ai We can 20 that in the fu
ture. the worst come 1t may never be said we were
couDir, men, an not one OF those who believe this
Union hes been q curse up 70 this time. True men,
Of integrity, entertain different views from me on
this subject | do not question their RICH. do So
would lot inpugn their motives In 90 doing. Nor viii
70 cay snst this sovsrnTens q our ,s'nsrs
human origin. Nothing connected with human nature
from hinsef 10 any Of his works You may select
many defects are there in the administration Of jus,cef
You hay select the wsest and best for your egsa
sp
ment OF fathers, with all Its defects comes nearer
ne ?. ~ good than 0ss. On ne
Mr.. Toombs) Mr.. etephens-Epgla my friend says
have Improved H' upon England Statesmen .sa .Ass
apprentice hand on tho government Of England, and
many Of IL defects, taxing mus. Of the good and
leaving out many Of ~ errors, and from tho whole
rs &. ana " 9s q
spain, Mexico. the south American republics. Gorms-
nation here 70 pishu-Prussa or II you travel further
esst 70 Turkey o. Cnina Where win you 60 folio wing
nent that better protests the liberties Of It's people, and
secures 70 them the blessings We enjoy (Applsuse
Mink that one Of The evil. hs. bose. us sarfet q
liberty exubcrance OF the priceless blessings for which
se upgratsfu We lissaned 70 my honorable friend
who addressed you last night Ar Toombs a. he rec ,rni
the evils Of this government The nrst the fish,
Ing boun,ies paid mostly 70 the sailors OF New England
Our stated that forty eight Of 70 ent
was under the admnis,raion q Southern Presidents
Well, these fishing bouniiss began under the rule OF
Southern President, ! believe No one OF them during
,he whole forty eight years his administration
s 70 .ss sssSss as policy ia Ss b.
ginning; IL probably was not, and have nothing 10
70 epooursso our youpe men 70 70 10 sea aod learn
10 manage ships. We bal at the time bot email
rsvy. was thought bcet TO encourage class Of our
people 10 become acquainted with sefaring life; 70 be
cone ssilors; 20 naval shps. II requires pras
toe 10 yak the deck Of chip 70 pull the TO furi
tho tss, to 70 soit TO climb the mast; and IL war
thogsbt by oerng this bounty nursery ght form
ed In Which young would oe,ome perfected IN these
sr,, and tarped 70 one ,ecoa u we eoaatry = ven
1914 orr raors many o. whom came from tnis nursery,
EQUAL 70 thai England brought against Us AZ
any rate snsii part OF the glores " that
gained The Of America and tho OBJ Of
tbse bounties TO fosier that branch o. Toe national
detEce NY op nou In that whatever may have neon the
al hrst this bounty Dug 70 be d1,ontinuedhc
for Al a. frat no longer exists bill for ns Oh
ect did pass the senate the last Congress vas In, 70
VT ch honorable FREUD contributed greatly, bat =
nod IN the House OF Representatives, thrust
that ne vii got see that no may With honor continue
hts connection With The gorerbmnut, sud that be
cicqntree unrivAcd In the Senate, may hsreaiser A.
heretofore, be displayed In having This bounty, -
ohrOxou. " nim repealed and vi ped OF IRON the statute
book. The next evil that my friend complanc4 o. Ets
tho tariff Well Jet Us look At that FOR n ncnt Ao3ut
the tine commcn noticing public matters ths qnes
tOD againr tho country almost ~ aaffag As ne
qucstkn nov IL. 10 1851, ~ten wns ~ college,
soutn Carona ready 70 nulfy " n.code IRON the
Tuirn VI account. And whst have sconf Tue
tsriG 20 obger d,Facts the public council. Reasou
rGrThed. The present tArln s1 voted for by Mss.a.
otuset~ aud South Carolina rhe lion and the lamb isy
together every in Tho senate and House from
Massachusetts, ard South Carolina thirk voted Tor ~
do my honorable friend himseh Add u De true 70
squire ~ speech Of my honorable friend, mai
every ,he North sho works M iron and brass and
wooa has muscle rtrEthtnsd ~ the Profession o.
etEe plea4h he Nyrtn