The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

were eighteen years-no more no less Those who were
passing into their graves thing but republicans
For every democrat who pushed into this grave
pubcaps came upon the stage Of action every year
was only simple matter q the division Of the geaera
zion sto years How many years would take 10 add
epouah to the republican majority 70 give the support
in nuahes which IL failed bave At the last tra The
WAS abundant that the republican party muat
succeed and tho democratic party decline Ths
people OF this country 10 1850 numbered thirteen colo
Mes and four millions; 10 day they rumber thirty mil
Iona and thirty dive ssaes snco that period hal
been going on the great problem OF socsty which Sa
that whereas IN the year 1890 every ahorer was pcat
csy savehoider ana that Shareholders directed ths
political inhuetce OF slaves, az they were count.
ed in numbers-that that stats OF thipgs
has been removed, and tba, soven Of tn,
original thrteea slave States have become hee and
there have been added eleven FREQ States max ing
eighteen which reject the sys,em Of can labor
api that this system has been brought into couc. WITH
The other system, ana that in inis way each OF
states, boiaitg on lis osn system It's foundation pol.
teal power influence Inc federal Uniou has AZ last
come INTO cgrh'ct, an Hrcpressiole coRnct With
ths other. Every might have knosn forty.
nny, twenty years ago, that just that
wtg party and the Know Nothing party, taongh seve
rally wsrreo, would not believe II Those powers had
81 persisted and tns great necessity bad brought up be-
lore he vhee word party that c1mpIc hends what Is
going on IN the country, aud adaots itself to IT,
That was tho whole phosopn, Of the republican party
fucsess. /. merely proposal tha. IN All ,hs DSoceSpas
Territories pcsstfsed bv The in0ans infaus should
with the customary humanity OF country, be dis
place. ana new States be formed by free white Of
this country ara from Europe Oa The other side IL was
ta'd that those Territories must be saved from the African
slave But lot negro Africa ever voluntarily
emgratd 10 tie American nent ever sausted or
pfe'tmia.d 10 the now Territories, while free white
men were continually Going there; aud there were
tnousanos OF the slave states Than were 70
qur,d Tor the o.fcensass OF The negroes the
tie next hurdreo y,srf. Why do Gen ans and Irish
and American 90 TO Kansas and Nebraska Instead Of
10 virginia or North CsrolinS Simply because when
selvts IN an irreprrssibe coLtct with the African
saVe AZ There was no resistance 10 tho
republican party. and to the arcomp IL hmcnl OF its
DIVISION, so tbefe was possible argument against H.
Ia the sbstnre Of argument those opposed TO TO
poFent Us progress by raising cav about The const.u
lion; but row here does the stuon sanction slavery
~tbn The Jurisdiction Of the federal UnioD. Tnen they
car about The republican construction Of Declara
tsnsrrction Is that all white mcn are created
equal but the declaration OF Independence
ssserted ihe fact IN regard 70 human nature
throughout the whoe world. Mr. Seward
doubted no. that tho negro IN many respects was ua
equal win the white man but he maintained ina. there
wac Just os much inequality among white men, phy ST.
caily, socially aud Intellectually rs there among
negroes ior all knew there WAS Inequality between ne
groee and white men; but they al equal 10 our
political rights He had shown theu that the republican
party vas recessry That 10 he only party that
accepts He 10 the sxigences 81 The times, ere
must prevail, bec rse IL adopts the PRINCIPLES OF
and humanity. What remained 10 be DC ne? Nothing he
md but TO epJoin this last the m emory
and that last consideration Mr. proceeded to Gu
join
The Hon. +. Stanton and ger. Nyo falo red In the
evening tx Governor Ford, Of Oslo M the Hon Mr..
coward, spoke in Fi,emens Hail. aud al night the Wide
Awakes raraded through the streets.