Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-01
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From ne lckSbuTg Wing.
THE NORTHERN DEMOCRACY THE NATJ
RAJ ALLIES OF THE SOUTH. -

We have taken some little pains to condense sketch
of Of the delega from the North to the Charles
ton Democratic Convention; not that 1t makes any dit
| ference at all with the Democracy who in their
councils, if they only profess TO be good Democrats
and aid IN securing the spoilS. If such happen TO
be in any wise affiliated with the opposition, IN the
most insignificant movement the whole fire eating press
proclaims 10 the South the deplOrabc fact, and calls
upon the country to rally to the only party to pre-
serve the institution Of slavery" The honest misses
will find out, too late however, for the welfare OF the
country, that the loud professions Of the Democratic
party all humbug, and that they always intent
upon the spois be the consequences what they may to
\ the country.
! Gen Orrison Underwood, delegate from Massa-
chusets, presided at a meeting on the 25h OF March,
lsl4 at which the following resolution he fifth of the
/ series was passed:
"Resorsd That the ration of Texas to the United
States was projected and will be accomplished, solely
BY the selfish Vaccinations Of shareholders and their plant
instruments in the national councils m order TO augment
their already Ovcrgrown political power, and to enlarge
The theatre Of their narOus traffic in the sinews and souls
\ of men,"
Dean Richmond from New York, supported Martin
/ Van Buren, in ls+S, on the Buffalo platform.
| Isaac V. Fowler a member of the "Freesoil
! Democratic General Committee of the City Of New
! York, in 1919.
! William IL. Ludlow was a Frcesoiler in 1913.
Isaiah Bynders turned out of the General Com
mittee Of New York, at Tammany Hall, for opposing
l Cass and Butler
John Cochrane, Gerrit Smiths nephew, was origi.
nally abollonist, and, in 1870 identified himself
with the Frcesoilers. he made speech at Herkimer
in October, 1911, in which he said
"The influence of slavery operates in triple direc-
ton-upon The MASTER upon the slave and upon the IN
tercsts of free labor
The most careless observer cannot fail TO have dis
tugUshed IN the various compound OF the institutions
its demorazing influence and in the scared conscience
and indurated heart OF the Shareholder its baefuI ef
fects "
Nelson j. Waterbury, Andre Fremont, and Cover
kcmbIe de.e the Utica FTeP5Oll Con-
yentiOu of June -, lS4s
Theodore Miller has always been an ultra Fresoer.
Moses Warren a FreeSoilcr in lS4s
Peter CagCer WAS member OF the lierklmer Free
soil Convention Of 1Gh October, lS47, and voted for
John Van Buren's Freesoi resolutions.
AlonZo c. Paige was a FreGsoucr in l54S. Ia 1855,
he was nominated for Judge and voted for as Black
Republican.
Lemuel S,etson was n Freesoiler all tie while, and
ran in 1855 for State Comptroller Of New York on an
au'i-slayery platform.
Sidney Lawrence was q radical FTee5Oii Democrat.
Daniel z. Bisse q member OF the Utica Free
soil Convention IN 1913.
Henry s. Randall was one Of tue architects of the
Buffalo platform, and, IN 1850, signed the following
card.
1--WE, the undersigned inhabitants Of Cortland coun-
Is, respectfully invite ellOw-citizens, without dis
unctiou OF party, who opposed TO the Fugitive
Slave bill lately passed by our National Legislature,
making the people of the North virtually SLAVE CATCH
Frs contrary 10 their request will, and who IN
favor Of the immediate repeal of the law, to assemble
1t the Court House in Cortllndye, on Monday the
lI,h instant, AZ one o'clock, p. VI "
Luxe Smith is an old Frcesoiler
James 7. Haskius in a convention a. Syracuse in
June, 1919, which passed the following resolution.
"Rss0!red, That, IN our estimation, slavery, in its
moral, social and political character and influence, is
evil, and that its Introduction into the territories
Gently acquired by our Government, ought mol 10 be per
niirsd'
Elmore p Ross was a Freesoiler and an advocate Of
Inc Wiimot proviso.
A. Gri5w0d was q Freesoiler in lSls, and declared
he would not vote for man who had pro-slayery
tments. He voted for Van Buren, in lSlS.
Henry ID Barto was O member Of the Utica Frcesoil
Convention IN l543 which nominated Van Buren, for
President
II. d. Abbott wa, member Of the "So1" Demo
cratic Syracuse Convention m 1851 and voted against
the extension of slavery.
Charles Hallett was a Freesoier in 1913.
Simeon B. levitt NOW Marshal Of the Northern
District Of New York; a radical Freesoiler and
AboIItionist in Isis.
Marshall 3. Chapman supported recently the Black
Republican nominee, for local officers.
Henry J. Glowach Wmot proviso in
1855.
Sanford E. Church was a Freosoilcr in 1918.
John +. Hudson, with Cagger, Richmond, Kemble
and others went TO Baltimore delegates in 1913, but
boed and got up the Utica Convention that nominated
Van Buren,.
Apheus Price was Frcesoer in 1913.
John c. DeycreauX went 10 the FreosoierS in 1854.
Yet we told by Democratic papers and politicians
"hat the Northern Democracy are the natural allies
Of the South"