The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

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Ard pslried Tho so.gue III American who ssys there
ever was . time in the history Of tho rAce when
tie southernor has evnsed GOV Sloe ~nea oaeu uHon
40 make any distinction in fayins this between that
PORTION ~ the Union IN which was born and that 70
h,eh h.ye lust refer ed. But may 1t please the Al
sns.v n rs omniscent and snnip
a. ms planet and the affairs Of mankind, TO grant there
ruxy change II change be necs ssary, some
cc5tinaation az II tia, wii Suffice by which
brave cons OF the North aud the south may have
;hou hands c'erped together IN the fsa.erD:i EN-
brace OF common destiny, 30 that tho fsus,io,
to whatever portion Of the ceuury he may belong may
be era,aed b. the spectacle of severed ynion
CLEAN amid the toios Of national banner like those
hat glinHer the Arm above may sbiue
with undimnished iustre until the last echo Of he
mapuy Great sppiEuse) dol not mean 70 say fellow
citizens, ,has the republican party desire d,ssoutso
u the American Union That confe,s would be untrue
jest aud hesven forbid that SHOULD utter argat
unjust Of ether foo friend. hope The south VII be-
lieve with tha. the election Of Mr.. Lincoln, with
any ordinary train Of lseqaenees dependant upon that
event, VIII no, Of self create an occasion when any
Southern may secede from the Union bat do be-
ova hat when The people Of that seci,n Eater sne.
selves with tie idea that he republicans control ino
abC,n sen,'men, which pervades their party, they
entirely mistaken. Grant that Mr. Jincoln and
riaituatcn and safety guide Fso helm Of
STATE yTant all that the times and Ttonne
csd IN reference to some OF TIE snggstsoas which fe
from my lips in pubic when ! asked what TIE repaol.
party proposed 70 do for the negro race ana 'hey
rspied ibai they proposed nothing, that they we're
rtfugsng The rights Or the bite Esa Grant al tns
vii ycu tell me the republican party " wlthstsld
the tcrriec 10 ser of that aootoDism 10 which have
refer-odY let ne pause and ASK you 70 pause, wnle
.ion Of practical truth which no man IN
tbs Assembly or In the country can deny.
WY i, Il that the whole Of New Eog,nd poisates az
with one reference 10 this question OF slavery
Wsy II iha,9 IL ceiling that depeDdsn. upon tho
o whether his man shall be elected Pre.ident or that
be def aeog ID there any ench temporary or tran
seut question &c his involved m the lesson taught the
New England boy whco be nrs begins bend the
worcs that fall ffem the lips OF h mother when be
tho eloquent appeals snd distractions OF hii spell
incuca,ed from the parish pup2 Does any
suppose that this sentiment thus pervading all
New England WI be fatsaeo by aconservative admins
ation o. this during the four Of the N
cumbsnoy Of Mr. Lincoln ana any set Of men he can draw
around hmP lts perfectly absurd TO expect any sach
thing Why, the ravens 10 the wilderness. With ther
mouths open, could not be especant than are the
abolition party of the North that s 10 be grstued ny
acts OF positive character emsnatng from the Liusoln
adminisiration. Cheers would ask the friends Of
the republican party and particularly the press where
10 you hud the elements that suggest q Jerry
retcuc' Where do you and the principles wnicn gene
rate these liberty laws IN many of tue Northern
States which make criminal for any state officer TO lend
the least ssstaIce 10 the execution Ct the Fugitive Slave
Whtre do you hnd the principles that give birth 70
John Brown racs by set Of men called insane and
hope They wereand those who 20 excite the slaves
OF the South TO rebellion TO murder and rapineY What Is
the stiuct of the human mndwhat Ia the impulse Of
the intellect that creates the doctrine Of the higher law
espoundcd by William u Seward? Ard whence comes
ihufe expressive words rrepressble conflict that
Oh the and excite the eouis Of so many
people throughout This region Of our country z
How they TO be ratienedf By equal and just al
ninistra,i,n Of the general govern ment viii
say by not interfering with slavery 10 the District Of
Colombia; by attempting TO NEEDLE with slavery in
The states where slavery justified by the local asY
Will that SUFFICE Is there any 10 the possession OF
his who believes thai this aspiration for human
freedom this far atheism excited in the came direction,
this sentiment If such II be) however wrong, that
lican party win be entirely satiated by strict ad
herence TO the coDstitction and tho t.fs o. the
country under an administration pretending b friend
Is to freed and hostile 10 slavery. Mo- AS well might
claim that the grea. patriot Garibalii would be
satisfied with an achievement that has made his
urtsl VI he should know that bus native Italy which
he fas raised as were from trance, was 10 be sent
PACK ssvs 20 , an suaes 70 esep as asips
character and American politics which seem TO parake
Of slmost the character o. passion. Let me try
tie republican party by its deliberate opinions
regard 10 constitutional sanctions, oblgatons and
guarantees, and zee whether not we justified in
charging that danger 10 the Onion mpends when their
hope of triumph great 10 doing this must be per
mitted 10 read few eStrects, distasteLl AZ II liz IN
audience listen any thing read which II Is important
should he brought 70 your notice Before doing this
however, may remark that the leading idea which the
friencs Of Breckinridee sud Lane entertain Is that
title 10 his slave under this government 10 like his
TILE 10 other species ~ property The opinion Of the
republican party ss Jsst exactly the opposite OF that,
my hand, kindness say that have stated
these opinions in kind and correct manner The notion
OF The republicans, then, IL that Americana wi not
ray soniherrer, for have been forgotten
many the savcholcers Of the South the
North, and perhaps the most ons them have
the reputation Of CON IN FROM New
that The notion OF The republican party that Amer
slavery alton between master and bondmnn,
created and continuing only by force Of the local Law In
the state where exists They held that salveholser
into free state be must abandon al property
that may have belonged 10 him OF his his
locality They hold further. that If the American Union
should acquire psce Of rev Territory the right Of the
sSo sts 4 rs Ssandy SS am adaress sha
men Of Intelligence ard u may be IL.
abou, 10 do, but iss slmpli,y must be in excuse.
viii suppose that The Territory Of the Unlted Satee is
nied by tho area occupied BY tbs audience Either
hV rla0a hv tna hVrra
Of peace, this Union, OF which you are the Inhabitants
ara citizens, the lords and masters, acquires a
The platform. There IL the North, there the souih,
there the kast, there The West, and there the
from The North nave -Four oxen atcuursi ,g.msn,s
and other transferable property, your title TO which
orc ganssys and = con mon with your brethren from
the Territories and erloy what you o~n Of the
frslchisfs ana rghts OF American ctzers How g It
with your nciehbos Of the south. The moment thcy
come up here with their property their ratrimouy of
slaves, derived nom dear father or mother nay be
lie yourselves, What the rssuu TIC North Ea,i and
west ttand up against the that they
ban.hed fret the territory and have right there
N common with themselves, though their money and
my fellow citizens, Mr.. Breckinrtdgc or Mr., Lane, "
either Shareholders 70 be Kept on this territory
W which they have an equal claim with ourselves.
ih0rth they have fought Tor IL side by aide with the
people Ct the North, and amid bullets and b,ooishei
couteuced for that liberty which their enemies nox
dare say shey have not The right 10 eaioy, hcers
Nos 4, call your attention 10 the remarks OF the
I
with what about 70 say bat tel you mat
have always read The 1IttnS wAh pleasure. (iruucd
laughter knor Mr.. }rcclcy personally ever ace tie
time he first came TO the city Of New York. He and
were both younger men strange 70 say, then than
n0s and yet my youth seems 70 be Increasing for eau
read the newspapers farther OF than used 10 DO
| 90 nes1 The gi&ses which shskspcre recon u.nds
when he ssys Get thee glass eyc 81 thou
FOR thou sferss 10 sec thugs thou dost not laugh.
ter) b., hear my friend Greeey on ihe subject OF
property aud beg your attentive consideration 10 his
hrfusge M Greeley IN he article TO dsy says
m AT he pfe rysil, Of fka
Tont szsn upc1 ~hh be expresses himself villa deal
II rfNtrve-a dependent the reccgrfnn by free
AiEfs q pfoperv IN ttartug ug0n p level
vita 4 o'her snts of property sad ssqAy euted ~ re-
teccf 500 aud yrNleCoa be "A well sb8n
dou a. once NJ bones u sfrvtrr =
- exceed ngy Fad that this eelberae statement 81
the republican party has hecn pot forward b. the sr1f
q q cay. u e statct wh The usual clearn,s -rs 49,
fpcuf ~ The writer, and e Incapable ~ sepa
tN fs rcinf, hrcrgh sore rnacc3rntRbls c4use. a
general ccminoion afcte auorg Audience
sha. n a. instsnt, were All up'a their feet
snd AT shouting n chorus, "pui him oat