The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

looked with pleasure On The pasWse Of she Nehsasb "A
would have been The nvsl y ds1 ID u B.s |. "a "a
TEX" pleasure N citing these vsy sbus-s tns,,sos
or Of b., ec~.s :hsD b. 'o.sh .os DrD .,s., 90 y
10 acqutesce He should pass "a M .s~s .Ha,,sr
The hsoyy Of tb. p'acips Of Des, s,sr,s",.. ssscs
veDtioD a Cpopsaa 10 lss6 Az "e en- "> 1870. J
,hs. A. abb: ssn' seEss.es % Cnc,nnsn semsnd
astps az u.~.am a'O SS % :.as a. .sa .hsa far
sould withdraw TnM vss, Ast the SoSwss,,oc .bou,s
s,s6 s =, nc in,srv-ppos fn.s
one eooo msuncerstand "a pos doc a. ina "a form
he oonvsnr on .{,~sd u. Socsrns 70 toe
ssme principle va n,rm4d BY bon psyurs ,o 1852
showing nsi The psy undsrssood IN SIS tbs The oou
ss SSn >" asss pe-oe IN 1855. bed .rned
Kansas and Sss .ska bl, hss x.s de great COZ.
pe'uity Of Dc uDnn could be preserved rhese
we're decAred st Cincinnati unaninousy me vote
every sse was us.nnou. mere '' wss 10. ', oDe
pa nIm ntsaissippi protesting against this
rh from any other Southern sse. But ws .rs nov
10 10 cold that The platform which vs. sdcpsed bv D.
uDs.n"us vote IN 1855 % unsound and four
yesre After ss b JUSTIFY the very 6ates s6optpg Il than
meshng up the very party, because nstst upos cd
herring to now; Not only did tse pssv upsninoosiy
90 that platform, with constructor which they them
selves put upon u, and which the same a be (dr Dou
.ecspianos w.s resa Hr Bucnsnsn Do, ooiy .ooeosd
the PLATFORM but Be was Kind epousb 70 tell he peo
Territory, hike those Of ssass should decide sor them
.esss Wheeler slavery should or should exist within
,nsir limits This vn squat,er sovereignty in IL
o'oa st form M Buchanan told tn psope has alsve
y could not exist tber~ unless the people Of the Terri
tory said So ana should hey did sav 90 he ~ss
sa DID ssk for coDaruoon be only asked thst
| 4 DO resoopted, and let construe fssK But Mr.
sirocton identical with thai Which Il nov denounced a.
,ny Ine omth euhhed gentleman who nominated
~sy ana ss,s nc, re-, undsrood The platform the
-, ,s,0a ~ soa .hen hs Deishbors a,semblsd 70
made spsse S% IL G Dsol S' hood asc.oe
kantas bnl and the Cincinnati platform rp.rt on ~
b,s.,, :,S.s n.s.gSc :ssses
difficulty in haTnonizng With hs political friends With
r nt 70 platform, be now tsnoered them NJ.
buchsrant letter OF acceptance and NJ Breckiurdpr's
bxetop speech Of acceptance letting eaoh one coostsue
for hir.seif he would dss an OPP Or cross 81"
he acooumods ting He would po nsst on platform from
bus own secbee or wripes but he could Dick them 10 ali
over the senate all country from speeches
and writings Of those who are now arrsruipr him ss
not being sound on the slavery question (Appause 10
snS ~ q. SPOKE Of these shgs with entire
AIRY men in q false position II these gentlemen and
row where tney did In 1885, be was with them; they
DID DOT complain they had changed bot be had rsht
70 .sk that they would furnish HIN with those srsumenu
order that he msht his er,oss too indeed he
weIeiD error He did not believe In never changing
u n puh
lie man be had modified bis oppioos On many ouess,oos
and took more pleasure IN retrsctlne error than n
pssSssrng 70 All be asked was that gentlemen
forgive him for not following them until convinced
that they ought TO have taken the STEP me country
was wen hfosmed that he was removed from the |
Chsnmspshp Of the Committee on TERRITORIES in lsSs
oecsose be uttered Al Freepou The IDENTICAL ssnument
oSotaped IN tse letters OF acceptance OF Meesrs Blu.
'hsDsD and Breckprioee IN 1855 His heesy CONSISTED in
uttevipe The same sentiments that uttered IN 1880 10
1854 and 1866, which be vss known to hsve h~id
cDm Ain of tbn
BIZ Opinions we're heretica that he did net fairly
rsprss.nt the opinions Of the Senate, right But
spen tney onpaced him tor this do not charge
hlm with changing, when the fact is they have |
changed Al the Of eleven years ne was removed for
ecsco a. the chairman Of that committee be thought
,be ises ought 70 be stated truly rney should
ip'ervenop oidn 70 suit us Il hss no, y,edcd
such practical fruits the plans Kansas q We an.
20 back TO the old doctr ne proclaimed BY M Ysnoev
N ls4s and rejected by an almost unanimous vose
.:s Painful % and such otnsresces between himself
sno freuos They we're determined mako new t~sts
70 determine hb orthodoxy He sboud NOT and d,d NOT
recoense The right Of caucus OF the Senate House 70
are not Chosen for the party plsorma
unaer our political system there has grown up IN orean
zsoo known - The NatorAl Convenron composed q os
hsa'es elected frcvh from the people, who ooce In four
yeaya estAblsh platform and select pominees for he
platform ths parry uns the Casrissoo oOovspuos
net He bad ROOD hrmly and faithfully by the Unomns-
cs rns1r c ss. y. 2 :.s rss,%sd !.
40 The council TO settls the drenoes fhe rspsessos-
we OF ss party ..'s%elsd =. ch.rss.oa. and ansr
oysrshel%iDs majority In favor q . rsadopeoa
q he ciDeinnsu platform Nov, be WAS no
from the eemocrsiis party be wss no longer =
rebel against democratic power. fhe Cbsriestoo
resolutions BY vote o. "a majority - sr ne n
cpnau pnrosm 20 thai be By the party 40
iss - .ss plsosm cas- ooncerped. TIE qcsssea now
y tbe dtceson o. hs party gong 70 retirs from
.se party and boil w domination bre.f up because
1867 Were hY fr,ends him eopg 70 desert the
party oeoause The party has changed a. suddenly e
bs rsods nnpos we're not acting IN hsrmosy vtb the
organization. They he'd replied that they
cousususe democratic party IN IIIiros vss,hs, me
rtsnisauon that sustained him, the federal ofics
es e., &c Cd .h The ,spuec.ns ss.ns, hms rs
regular organization sent theirs The Convention pro-
eoea Win great osreulnse' and Integrity 70 decide
ara tner deci'ed, BY . UNANIMOUS vote, that the !
edersl ooe bolo,rs Of limos dif not belong 10 tho ds
uocrsrc party daughter and applause in the ssiIsrs)
70 ar tben ~ these ba,ionsl democats Of limos arc
n1ocfpeo the p<rty has unsnirousIy decided A Cnsres
on tnu hey 90 rot belong TIE party sso decided
oese, The choice Of ,he dsmocrs,ic n.r, sor
pe,m'p, o. The uptd states svips hy votes over
" ,ne osner Iosiss ccmeoed sne yet my democracy
aussnoued uArshier sp far a. am individually
opoerned. want no further or higher achievement /
ave srr.sped no man, h.ve Intended TO proscrbe no
nsn Tor dn.rns with me have II all tunss s.,d vas
'ns 70 appeal TO The council OF the ps,ty wbec
hey assembled In Nssopa Cosvep uoU 10 decide thsss
uesnons They have decided them In ny favor on an =
ohr-rA'form, o-rsrixs ot and, least OF all the 4
Doishua cay hast ~ all, for my fsends sho knos I
se Des' know that bad no personal design par
ora otnre OF web for the nomination. They know 3
~ouid prefer a seat IN the senAh for the pext O
40 ysSs 70 esos Presicent hey kpou my
ood pever have been rendered st Charleston except for
he aismpt 70 pro<rrhe hcrenc 100 unsound 70
e cesbnsn % committee 10 IRE body -hsre sat I .
'ss fcr red IN allov N there win nov sav
han bar any Gentleman, frispf foe received q ma d
v o. me sotes mat oouvenron over ne the ixn,
I'VE before the Ccnvcntcn have not bus, enough for
m~ 70 oe the NOMINEE against the known wishes and
ret cboice of maturity of my party. Ia the instant
'n f'ankln Fierce HAD mscvi,y Of woes, tbe tels n
rsph csrrnd my messsse cousrsfuaing hin nrst
noos oi ue parry, 1o ws reso IN the Convention be Of
re the vote vs." ar roanced In 1860 NJ nOusas said
ben Mr. Buchanan receive1 majority he sep, NEE n
u hk friends 10 nara r..k. 80. 4 IA