The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

bells were rung and other demonstrations Of sympathy
were manifested Some of the democrats not N he op
done in an expression of feeling ran out the American
flag on either side Of which printed in large letlsrs
Death to Traitors" This little too much for The
mourners one OF whom, deputy sheriff, aud su Eng
shman approached Horace T. Sanders, Esq prominent
democratic lawyer Of that place. End gave vent TO hk
"phelinks" this fashion Sanders, you stand
that?'-pointpg to the 1ig. "Yes," replied Sanders,
"why not2'' swell, can't" replied the indignant re-
publican; "n makes my blood boil % look a. it," "In
this country retored the lawyer W s not treason for
mans blood to boil long as don't boil over, and my
ADVICE to you is to keep yours to Temperature within
Of the statute, heaven will mete Out
you and every other ira tor the justice which
After this broadsde the indignant gentleman left "e
wiser, not better man,. This ia out one of nu nal
~ s alive Of the feeling Of the par
IN ns s'ae, ana when Senator Doolle declared that
republicans OF Wisconsin did not sy mpah,ze with Joh
bro~n, am constrained TO believe he old without dne|
xnowieoge OF the feelings OF his constituents Not With
standing the lavish display which senator Doo Tile
his fellow republicans in this State make over the poor
aown troaaen African they are quite careful 70 gve
him anything substantial indicate the genunen,
OF their professions. The rejection Of the negro
clause IN the present constitution is evidence II thjs
Tor, with an average republican majority OF over two
the clause giving the negro the right Of
was defeated by about ten thousand majority The re
puoicans nave at this moment majority the POPULAR
Note tney have the Governor and all the State officers
majority In both branches Of the legislature boHJ
the United States Senators and thre olt Of tie four
members Of Congress, and yet doubt there is Ssa,e
in the Union where the social status of the negro "a
than IN Wisconsin When Chief Justice fancy asserted
solemn historical truth concerning the African race
Senator Dooitte, together with the entire republican,
party we're greatly h0rred, and, by placing forcadI
construction upon the language OF the Chief Justice
sought 70 make political capital for their party rt no
that their power In this State is almost omnposnt they
seem determined that the black shall have any
rights to respect
Ac A.
sorry position N the phanthropic affections of repub
icans OF Wisconsin, but thing atordipg material TO
the manufacture or political capital negro Is en-
shrned within the heart Of hearts Of the narv
Senator Dooittie
may be Of importance to the ho,ders Of WAC an
sn ponds 10 know that, by the constitution this SIC
no law can 60 into operation unless has been hrst pub
lhed in accordance with provisions of the
ana mat there B disposition among the peope TO repu
diate most OF the city and county the State bond
upon constitutional grounds BY q recent decision q
Of Milwaukee city bones have been declared void mo-
the ground OF non compliance with the requirement.
the constitution above anuoed TO- Racine has repuda
OF the bonds Of that CITY, and decision sims
10 that IN the Milwaukee is anticipated The law al
thorzpg the issuing OF these aud many other wiscons
bonds never having been published accordance with I'D
provisions Of the constitution the holders will have mud
trouble TO realize The holders of other Wisconsin bond
VIII do well to examine into the nature of their securit
for reputation beginning to become the rule
The State. In fact, the people and Safe are bank
and the sooner they 60 into liquidation the better
De IOr HI concerned. Inc state Is r1Ch IN its
and in the industry and intelligence Of Its people b,
will be some time before il RECEIVERS from the effects
wild and reckless legislation and extravagant specuae
which characterized its early history, when rsilrol
bonds myseriousy found their way into mems pocket
and bribery and corruption in high places was the :,
and not the exception.
Nor are the holders Of railroad bonds that are secur
by farm mortgages, but little if any better Off than
holders Of the repuda,ed city bonds; for any attempt
forecose would be met by resistance similar 70 thai
the New York antrentere.
So for aught see, the holders OF Wisconsin seen
ties have yet TO grn and bear 1t until such time as
people can set themselves right At present. howev
they are unable to meet the demands upou them and
compelled from necessity resort TO means which, nm
other circumstances, they would scorn TO accept
ANOTHER VETO BY THE GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI
has heretofore been stated that Governor Stewart
Missouri had refused to sgn the bill passed by its Les
ature, Tor the exclusion Of the free colored popuas
from that State It appears that Governor Perry
Florida has also declined to sign bill Of like charac
excluding the same class Of persons from Florida