The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

hole Of possessions from end Of the continent
the other 70 b nAds slave colon 20 and slave Sate, AZ
slave owners could make them 70, and agsng thas 70
would receive ths into the Union, Ne hnd already for
like consideratcne agreed 70 receive four slave States
out Of Texas 70 the end that this government might
mept founded On As equality o man, but should be and
remain forever government founded on tue principle OF
property in man. You have seem fellow citizens within
States order 10 defeat the great policy has suppressed
for period Of nearly ten years freedom Of debate aud
House Of ana In the senate Of he Untsd
States. You know now how the mails Of the United
States are subjected TO espionage to the end that any
against slavery, shall be abstracted and withdrawn, In
order 70 ort the power slavery You have the
with the rave party in endeavorng 70 force slavery on
the people Of Kansas when they had refused accept It,
II you have seen ali these things done sorry 70 say
lives, given your consent that they should be DONE
The American Pc pe have consented to all this action Of
prncpes o freedom sssSsned BY the coosssuo
Now, since al this has been DONE let what 10 the
result amer al-what advantage has slavery got, and
given free consent that freedom should be stripped
Of everything and that slavery should be invested
a. o a me left
the ancient slavery st exisng IN Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina, South CAROLINA and Georgia.
States the southwestern lie OF the Ohio and the Mis-
sbsippi That ia ali that they have done And on the
other band this great vital principle Of the republic hi:
II has abolished slavery In Of the original States,
and has produced new and strong and most vigorous and
the Valley Of the Mississippi and 1t has estab
fhed freedom beyond the power Of being overthrown
the coasts Of the Pacific Ocean
THE RATTLE FOUGHT SLAVERY ovERTHRows.
Certainly since We can lay 30 little claim 70 having
produced these results by our own work. wisdom,
uhiek, bS It's higher lasc controls ee tie perpese wills of
men, and ~Aich means nat Mis shau De- Aasaforth and
trersr, as pas established in ne bsotnninG, land
not @ slavery, bat land Of freedom Cheers
Felloso citizens, either in one ,oay or TIE other,
rhethr you agree pltA nae in aaribsaing Il % ne
tan fought MS pietoy has been uoa S7asry 70 day is,
for he ra tme not only po,oeres, bat scshott influence
IN The A.erieor r7sblse The serried ranks Of party
After party, which rallied under IL to sustain and
support IT, broken and dissolved under the pressure
Of the march-the great and powerful march-of the
original and JUST position in the government For the
rst time In the history Of the United States NO man In
free State Be bribed 70 vote for slavery the
ent Of the United States has not the power 70 mako
good bride or seduction By which to make and con-
vert democrats to support slavery (Applause) For tie
not epen ne posr TO iyry or alarm tie freeman % a. 70
make AZ. s,lis, and scAse and coincide and eonpro
mise II rails nov with feeble voice, a. u thundersd in
and muttering voi,s they cry out that they Win
tear the Union TO peses. (Derisive laughter.) wAos
afvdid2 daughter and cries Of "No one y They
pain that We win not surrender our principles,
and our system, and our rght-beng q majority
to rule and We win mot accept their system and such
Who's afraidS QAughter) Nooody's afraid; NOBODY
Be bought Now, fellow citizens, let mo ask you, since
within the last forty years could have found American
people In the free States just they arc
there was no party that could be bought. nobody that
could be scared-how much do you think this
yoluton would have come In which engaged9
now when slavery bad power in this government
ccpt what IL derived from buying up men Of weak vir
~ eU IL s & ana
plause) And now como to ask what has made this
great political changer How d Il that the American
lake alp'-wbo only six years ago said, .fTake
Kansas carry slavery over 49, who, when the tears Of
out nom he ground ana q
help and sympathy, said, "Let Kansas Shrek" how Is
thai in the space q six years you have al secome-ths
whole people Of the free Sates-haye become all once
honest that Of them be bought brave
none q them can Be :csrsdi WIN tell you Theorists and
world safest from the OF slavery and had
least TO safer IRON IT, while these praries and fields and
could not be convinced OF the mnnencs OF the danger
1t has been next 70 impossible 70 convince the man who
sv vss ss 1n. IN IN !. =. A.'i tive. '
isrio, Or osyuga or Berks, or n any q
matter Of very great consequence % him whether
slaves or ecmep constitute the peopcthe ruling pow.
or Of the new States But Just In the right moment,
tion from the Eastern states ana nom the oId
World, into Michigan and Wisconsin and Minnesosa
and Iowa, up In the exercise and enjoyment Of
that freedom which had been saved TO them By inc ord
nance Of 1871, and approaching its value and mpor
would Be aslave nor make slave, DOR own slave. nor
allow any particular 10 make buy or own slave
within the stats 70 which they belonged they Ike
Butcher 70 the rescue and the ed Of Waterloo won
The Northwest has vndicated wisdom Of the states
Of 1887 and the virtue Of the American people, ana
you determined that slavery should be
reted that freedom should hsscsfosth BE- national
and slavery only SECTIONAL We OF the Atlantic States
becoming lust - honest and Just brave you are
led have said that This battle was fought sad ihis y,c
tory won said 10, perhaps 10 the senate u The United
instead Of encouraging he sress ss.y o. fr.ssom q
coDsummate ~ triumph. tended csspcsnxs ~ ener
sies. knew better. knew hat work al he bet
TER and are al the Drawer when hey have hope and con-
ndence Of success and triumph, Instead Of acting urder
the influence Of dependency and despair mis- battle
stand de,ernincd 70 MAINTAIN ne rrss. rscu {Vu
can party, under 10 great and glorious
asc s u N, ~
provided you stand By him in biz .dm.is.rssioa, u
,nsn ss,unssry rssir. Jso~ ~ ss,G fAvpisass "a
vote. Wen don"l uns. 20. DO that, there y still
danger that Ill that has been gaincd may be lost
DAy0ER THE SLAVE mana
There 10 oue danger rsDainDg-one only. aavcry can
never nov force itself or be forced from the stock that
exnn among us, INTO The Territories Of the United States
But the cupdity Of trade, and tho ambition OF those
whose interests are identified with slavery are such that
they may ciandestineiy and surrcptitiously reopen
either within the forms OF law or without ihcm tns
Arkan slave trade and may bring In new careoes OF
African slaves al 800 bead and scAtsr them INTO the
Territories; and getting possession a. new t~rrsory
they may again operate the cupdy or the pasriot
Of the American people.
POLITICAL rowu rar Sonrzwur
Therefore u 10 that en- oin upon you All 70 yewnyd
yourselves Who although you have achicve6 the
victory and entitled now 10 seems 70 iaurels
have enlisted for the and for your lives You
committed 10 maintain this eroat policy untii Il aha
have been nrmly nsAtcd In the administration Of
the and 20 nrmiy established In the hearts
and wills aud affections Of the Americas people thai
there tha never be again dcmorAiizatlon from lhis
great work We look 70 you OF The Northwest Whether
this 70 be land Of slavery of freedom the people Of
the Northwest are 10 be the arbrAtors OF s deetpv
me virtue that ~ 70 rave this nation reside In the
Northvt Tor the simple reason that In not the people
who live the sidev aks, and who deal In merohsndas
on The Atlantic or the Paen, coss thai exercise the
powr % gcytrnment sovereignty, IN the United sases
The political power Of the upited states resides In the
owners o. the ands Of the United States me owners of
the workshops and OF ne banks In The East and the
owners OF the gold IN Ia far Wo~f.h 49,.