The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

we're oonesrained 10 Withdraw nom Il. ("HuYrah f,r
Douglas aud cheers) The Presidential nominee OF tn
Convention Ia himself not regular-he 10 schismatic
and not In good standing In the democratic party
st repodstes them asr their confirmation by the so
preme Court Of the United States For the proof Of this
appeal to the speech Of Senator Benjamin, recently pro-
nounced IN the Senate the principles Of the present de-
mocratc administration have been thwarted and the par
y disrupted by the nominee Of the Baltimore Charleston
sovereignty for the TERRITORIES, which has never been
pretended by any we received expounder Of the cons
tuition, and which never DO maintained principle
OF constitutional law, any more than could "Wmot
proviso or Buffalo platform" "a voice, can gas.
These things and this nominee cannot be regular the
democratic party, whose brst element has ever
been to maintain the constitution pure and sim.
pie. Jefferson and Madison and their compeers
founded the democratic party upon the constitutional
irridge.) John Brecknrdee (he grandfather Of our
Presidential nomnee) introduced the memorable rescu
cratic party proper ha kept It's rules of regularity with
ID the compass Of that law and Of these resolutions from
that time To this So 1t mnst continue for all time TO
come The constitution IL the sheet spc hor of our
hores; when that liz gone all s lost. IT, therefore, the
Crcnnsu PLATFORM any other platform, falls short
beyond the of the constitution by any
us 10 know IL to correct IT, is upon this vital principle
Gts nhdey TO the supreme law Of the land) that we
oppose the black republican party. Gan be less
acting with men who look for in ranks,
whilst their inhdey not so monstrous in its inten,
tons equally garng in factf To maintain ts doctrines
the democratic party has I'd many srug
giles with political adversares; but the end it has
Guna vfsss now the masses equal 70 the
for time, embarrassing; but we believe tho people
sil become fully instructed upon the subject,
and rise superior TO abstraction, which may
be feared has been attempted 10 be engraed upon the
party for sinister purposes. But have endeavored to
show tina, be regular the line Of prefer
nent in the democratic party, whose doctrines violate
the DEGREES Of the Supreme Court be he nominated by
what faction he may. II were better TO dissolve the
democratic party than for IL TO elect President who
know to be directly at issue with the highest authority
known 10 the law-that authority being supreme, in
s sphere as Congress in its lawful legislation and the
executive in the enforcement Of the iaws (Cneers)
We then for ourselves and for all the members Of the
democratic family who concur with US, most solemnly
protest against the nominations VI Mr. Douglas and Mr.
Johnson, as neither democratic national. (Cheers.)
To be regular, the candidates must be eligible by the
rules have laid down. In this respect nominees
are trumphantly regular They stand immovaby upon
the unbounded precedents and principles OF the contu
toba democratic party aud have ever stood there and
their nomination regular accepted and ratified by the
masses OF the national democratic party This conra
tion Beckinridge and Lane receiving daily, and
and bresdth of the land They are already con-
mr. ned IN the hearts Of the masses Of the conserva
s tive Of the Union Any other pretend
goarty OF primarily, and packed
ultimately 1t is anti democratic, abusive Of rights,
and not longer 70 be submitted Tn by freemen (Cheers
Thus the Convention which formed by the withdraw
ing delegates rom the Douglas Convention grew out Of
the necessity Of the case The delegates from the demo-
cratic States and several from other States driven from
that Convention by It's actous and anti democratic
ceedings claim regularity, because their Convention
was nasioha u prucipie huo oemOCIuuc N puIpO0e
@ ."e spsr o. Tue o moen. more ,nac twenty Sa.es
n C,shin, - h.J "a ~. shs,- - ~ ns..-.
faction VAS chosen 10 nrssdc over The sshss.,ops oS
the N.iionsI nnorrs,,c Convsntor Scs,s das~.s;on.
acted under instruc,,ons fror thar
cert anIv were regular. ohcys ac,J mon their NUN con
vctions Of right An sced nron the Vel, set,lt ,licv
OF our pary 20 submit 10 no nominations which are MOI
constjtut,onsly democrstc and "a have already mid
their course s apoved and condemned In the hearts and
purposes Of the conservative Democracy Of the country
The nominatious of Breckenridge and Lane were
made upon q pure, national democratic platform
embodyng principles which have been settled To-
iudicay-and are sustained BY right
They upon the rock Of the constitution
they will preserve the Uponu They are regular and
we confirm them (Cheers) OF Mr. Breckinridge Il be-
comes us TO say: His ancestry Of as pure blood and AZ
loyal 10 the country and it's constitution as her history
can trace for any man Bs schoarship etatenanshiu
perfect fidelity to every trust public ana priyate-ip
word every circumstance Of his life and character pro-
claims him the man FOR the country and The times Cen
lane Is no legs worthy Three cheers for Iane) He
self made man honest and capable Most Of his life
has been DEVOTED 10 the public service In the gisa
If OREGON me Sse@a,e IN Congress- for ,sS,
Territory and finally United States Senator Sate
His public record long one, free from stain and fault
His character In brhly and Justly nppvociated If
tbe aoplc az the country mean 10 the
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