The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

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mountsirs OF East Tennessee l will tell Is to yon AZ
great secret that New York politics Ia the most tangled
skein any man upon Gods earth ever undertook to
unravcl cloud laughter.) So far as can under
stapd the thing, / say, AFTER Mr.. Brney, that the
democratic marty has furnished every abolition, free
soil or republican candidate You know what mean by
,hai-a sectional oandidate-from Mr.. Van Buren, down
TO the last they Mr. Brney received 900 votes
in 1s4e, and IN 1874 he received e2lAo votes think IL
very likely that what caused the increase Of the party Ut
the North the Texan excitement that existed part
Of the South and OF the great the rejection
pass Mr.. Van Buren,, in isss, received 2se2s votes
In 1852 Mr. Hale received Is, 2s6 votes and this falling
on was owing to the abolition and free soil votes being
catt for PIERCE Now, what has been the of the
wonderful increase OF the abolition or republican
party since the year lsloS Then but mere hand
full; now has attained the proportions Of q giant,
down the pillars OF the constitution. (Here there
waf some confusion, causea BY some persons hiss,
rg he speaker. but the interruption stopped
have doabt tina. various causes have coutrnr,.J
II; but one Of The leading causss, In my humble tnts
ment, hss been The course pursued BY the demo,,, JUG
Ssssy % Ias s he ,ses The smosrs
....,. y,oM isA" conduct Of the democratic
mocrs.e Platforms were as sait ' deasn,
purscedg In isls you remember that there were two
lives published OF Gen. Cas- the demo cratic candidate
ior circulation In The North for the hearing Of bis
South containing the Nicholson letter, which was sup
posed 70 be satisfactory 70 the people Of the South claim
ing the North that be tncured N least with free
coil, abolition and repubcanism, and claiming n the
South that be ga second Daniel come to Judgment
ard better than anybody else almost upon the slavery
question. That same course was pursued here In New
York In 1882 those who lectured 10 parts OF
POUR STATE IN favor q Mr. Psros for President Of the
United States decaSed Thai he elected free eocrs
should share ia the distribution Of the offices OF the and.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Pennsylvaaia made The declaration
boldly. when Pierce was elected Judge Bronson
Was removed iron oHncs hare IN the city Of New
York. and free soieSs ana aboiscnists did receive
poinens the excluioa Of conservative who had
been appointed to office by Mr. Fillmore, and who
worthy Of the confidence and the respect Of the Amer
can people But after ALL the browning act Of the demo-
cratic party aided to extent, grant, By portion
Of The members Of the old whe party, who, think, CON
miited very great when they aided them, wss
The repeal Of the Missouri compromise, upon which
fathers stood for thirty years and thu, bad given %
great degree pe and repcec 10 the whole extent
our country. fApplausc) That was truly, ~ Mr. Flu
Characterised IT, the opening Of Pandoras box ana
let hose upon The country Al the ms'hefs aud evils
vhich thrsssen v epgulph 10 po~ ihink Wa svey
smpo islc and very wrongful sct 70 repea 6af WIN
GOT taxing up your ue IN he discussion Of THAI naoi-
tsasinal ASsIaeaios, whsener The hAscui eonpro-