The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
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Bonn u b0tresn DSEhea the Position ~F
she Pa,gy-LtHsofn Rrpuaistss tbs
rsres N. Fueiuvs s.avs Law, And
Awfai Backing Down 'rem Jona
nrows, Helper, speo"er, seward n""
From the Washington str
yH EyruBlIctrs sTATNe THEIR oeN FoslEios.
IN view Of the probability thai The repaoi l -.
in powst iher future poston wsn feeI,a.e =
sAsvoy rneer the government y, pernsI~ w NJ 49,
Asesssg ffobien Of sae aay We arc ,t'ss de-
viewed On them ha, position VII ~ yeLy a.asnt go
what might Inferred from shcr e'ees,aaeerg
raper ait<les Aad stump speeches Inc Nf" iofh
fxSAlp 81 saturday last coataiDed letter from srng
nsh uliBois, detailing The paricuAfs OF % ntrSies
world thai Lncon, Il elected, VIII prove staancn de-
Ssseer of tie Tiebs u the southern STATES ~ln taer
Sssi 70 satlffy al Southern men who approach hir
q that net; for in all his speeches of mis- senate
~ emphati0aly Unclaimed sny purpose u t-enchiag
Ssn the rights q the South In any southern State or
syer ssuLchly may lave sAinsi the policy deny
~ them Their constitutional rights In uniseo states Ter
sslsrhs.
Below We print letter from tho pen OF Xr Defrees,
theE rarity leader In Indiana, who, u wiz be
shenb'ed, Wa defeated candidate OF the republicans
sr Printer 10 the present Un,ed States R,rsa q Repre-
ssn.aives i OF interest showing aat the yepcbli
party OF the Northwest ara prepared TO sosaio n-
.s's yewa Of biz duty eleoted, "a announced by Inc
eEArps correspondent which iereut from thoee
sal iotA from DAP - DAY by the Es'e newspapers aud
Ussors Of tho party Tae writer Of hts lstter really
authority republican racks, for tSvay ave
yeGs le las been a. The heal Of The ant democratic
ssgan aeripg IL wearing AZ different ga,bs Il
whE, Ame can party and republican party, iS neees
stes In hat lime have tatucef y - don
nEyuBLIC Asisa AID ruE UNIoS-tsTTEa TO ,. H.,
Eso nashville. rFsR,
sm-A iew days ago ,sce'vet your letter y me
reply Of me 81 met 10 year leSer mad
Nc following rema kabe psrsg aah.
had derrstch from iou.fviDe VIII o 'ud-
ser .ha yosr pfe1eop 70 'ss.fa 20 'ne esS
for vse ooFreoI lod my ne oon.'', 70, shcn 700
.'the election a pcan Hxed fact. Vui, irs
N . feet eqnass aaed general 2 som u thrown over
whole community. Nen CRASH esch otnsr's hands
and ask, Silb mos, papiai express, . % anxiety,
what On Joa think Of the nessp What "a your real
rbss election Prcsicen: 10 accordance ~itn the
constitution and the laws q tie Co ef states should 80
aset The public mind 10 any poiioo q the Unicu seems
usrapge 70 There IS only way IL scc,not for t.
ne 81 public policy sa - visa by Mr. Lincoln,
aud those who intend elect'ng Elm, most grossly
0Funderstood by your people. They hayc boon Taught
ss provisions Of the coast.aton in relation 10 fug.ives
From hhor that they desire 70 sbolsh the slave trade
sswsep The states, and (by unexplained proces)
sueh attention or desire exists.
seekers hustngs would better oomport with
se craftsmanship 70 look q; the proposed measures OF
Ne republican party announced In their confessions
DO that, and win be found .hAt they simply propose,
~ announced si Chicago, as tolows-6
r. Non Interference With slavery IN the slave States
sci opposition 70 its extension into Territories now free
q TO procure more ehcieni law foS The suppression
ne admission Of Kansas under her present constiiu
Nsn
revenue law, discrimir ating in favor Of home In
Arssry, for the support Of the government.
D. reform IN The abuses and reduction 10 the exPcn.
assures n Ine general government
liberal homestead las FOR actual settlers on the
rssiic lands.
a. me Improvement Of rivers and harbors OF national
me speedy construction, by aid OF the general 90.
veysnsnt, Of railroad 70 the pacno
would the establishment OF such measures be good
sAnse for the dissolution Of Tie Unioni " seems To mo
MAJ no man IN Tennessee 10 the Affirmative
M yei that 10 All The republicans parpose dong.
Only one Of them can ali be Questionable 10 you,
sad that Ought not 20 10 The exclusion Of slavery from
SEC frtoris during territorial existence, by act az
sssersss opposed BY sone OF the people OF the
eAles because they say such exclusion creates H.
r.s Argument i founded upon The assumption tina,
Hsperiy 70 slaves 10 81 the same character as in any
Anasy and he cause Of much Of our presen, troubles
We hold that property In slave labor ofa peculiar
Assnsxledgoi ans Of the word recognized oy the
svrizcd world i ony ptoieriy ~ feasoa % TIC
OF regulation OF the states whore II exists, aud
s1de of the jussdcton or those s,Etcs Is not pro-
pcrsy. Esd boon ptherssc. why the necessity of that
rsrso ia The fedora curttutan ID regard 70 iagitves
zen Aborf Why does the constitution oontaln pro
FOR the reudtou OF horses or cattle escaping from
state into sroihci Fer ne reason that they are pro
rerty every where In ChrsenlO, and governed BY tho
kps Of property, universally recognzei II horses or
sstle 90 into Canada they arc reclaimed without din
when they escape into tsnaiA II i because they AFRO
a-, recognised as property by the common Law, ths
vcr,ai, acknosiedgei ssnse.
We cay thai Territories the common property Of
"a he people 70 Be governed while Territories, BY tue
nv max iug power Of tue Whole People, whish Co..
We believe u ~ be beet for tbe whole people that
49, rswsn \ teSya,s eyls,sno WSsn ~ ,crrr
Ysrritorv forms state nen the peopie there
ee'ernns TO have slavery ana s.y 81 70 taer oonsti
ahhoueh We may regret the determination.
kmisranu nom AL sections 10 our Territories now 70
n<re equns-esch Ia ns villa him lnsi such niicies
regarded property IN every state In the uoiop
were the Of permitted To take tner
Aver Of The cities cr ina, section OF Unon
injury Of the citizens Of the ssvchodne stacs II
~s1h nov exist To that We arc opposed. We
for The real equality Of the States Those Who dilsr
Arsa,ep 70 Dissolve the Union unless Views are car
re< cot, and why should you DO whom you iAl IN es
Abikh ing your peculiar opinions
Why DO you not look At this question az u really
Ssr M is1cey deco m speech M isss, 81 Mont
pou hst Territory oal Of ahish So have the prospect u
carving another save State" WY Because all our
rerritrss Arc unsuts- to slave labor II ths be uae
tand ~ho doubts ~, why " that yon threaten - dis
ss've hc vnion uricgs permtee 10 do that which
ycu DO nos want 70 do Is not thus The very climax Of
sihs me extent q ysor lore far NE UuioO' s this
yeur p~triotsmi
kcm their purpo~ BY threats ina, Mr.. Lincoln shall not
sc nanf1rstof nelesiei permit 10 remind Tca that
shc race Shepcc they sIrung must not DO forgotten
Tsey 90 Of cpwsrds 70 fssn and crouch
BET q any poser on earth Tnay are treemnn "sri
NLeW rigEV, end knoNng. care mAlntAu thfna "
This n not said In spirit OF brsvAio BAR from ~;
hrt y an aDronscsmeni o. fsct ~hich ought 70 oe
Known, n u 10 not.
n, however, the republicans believed thai Mr. Liur,u
would the hlfh position - which be 70 be elevated
nc purpose Of warrug upco We Constitution reats
e The south, be would not b. elected II Deca1r they
know him " be of casargcd, national and states
ssnse views capable Of grartnx ~'th Al The r-cat
questions before the country. ard directing them ~
" 90 aud exact Justice all soctl1ns o. The Unicn
That they oounie N him.
We know hal when Mr. faacar ssaars a. support
Ne constitution and The a - taat tns cah will not
vloAicd. Among thctc laws TIE Fagtve slave law,
she aw against the slave trade snd the enNcei 90
ensbe Gcr lsrkson " put town ua'Aastion Sncn the
@storr o. south Carolina hrcacned rcss Tue
hve.
Al these AVS wAl Re @nfarccd. What move can yca
want weai else ousnt " be requrc4f
me who set Gre - Tie Temple 81 E9hcsr- Folght
Immortality of nfariy. aad u would MT Ne strange
his dAw- Iaa.r lrnih