New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

possibly comment upon Aess various clauses viii
The re ore omit dseus Don. 49,. -
IN turn, 7 accuse Gov. Magofin, vice-Pre iient
Brechinridge and the Democratic party, on the fol
lowing coanfs seventeen Of them; thai is principle
with interest at about seventy per cent.
Ist. or obtaining and asng power, under false pre-
tepces Read their last platforms.
od. OF false preehees, ss Democratic party cia.@-
mo "a he the special guardians and conservaors OF the
berty of the people and yet ignoring those rgnis o.
he reons and cancepg them by the overthrow Oh the
great common law guards OF freemen, winch 1eeule
Them from the illegal search OF their persons, papers,
and homes. Witnesf, gentlemen, all the reported
cases Of outrage made through all the slave S'stes
from the beginning of the Go 1ernmen the formation
of the Constitution and ending In the year !ooo LOOK
10 the record of all the Slave States OF the Union
where outrsges OF this kind are not ony perPera.ed'
int are TO be indicated by the press outra
Qes against which there Is redress and none even
affected TO be attempted TO De enforced. :,
AZ false in the notification Of the laws OF eonsti
tutonal comfy See the case OF Hoar and others
See the article of the Constitution which authorizes
citizens of the several States TO sue in the Federal
Courts OF the United States. You all know now that
4. OF violation of the treaty with Mexico. There
was war made with Mexico while che was at peace
with us where we are told in the report that Gen.
TAYLOR marched amid men women, and children nying
from their hearthstones IN consequence OF the INVASION
of the United States forces. "a voice" Who made
the war 7? The Democrats. They didit, they said,
1to extend the area Freedom, and the way they
now extend the area of freedom will tell you. find
Senator of Texas was driven out OF the com nuny,
er an ex-senator because he said he did not believe
that il was extending the area Of freedom to strike all
these rights down; where he could not have his own
portfolio free from search by Judge Lynch.
5. OF the practice of the slaye-trade. Yes gentle
men, distinguished persons in the South have boasted
peny not only thot they intend 10 violate the laws
prohibiting the slave-uade, but that they have pro-
eeded 10 carry their purposes into execution and had
snded upon the Southern coasts what have been noto-
Il. al.
coasts of Africa and we have yet to learn of the first
pun ihment for this violation Of law.
ADVICE GRATIS.
Here remember to speak of those Northern allies
that 10. day YOU are afraid to trust You are right
tell You now, you are right, and am going to give
you little extra advice. Some OF you were wanting
TO know how long they will stand by You They will
longer, and the momeat you cease to pay them, the
moment You cease to have possession OF the Govern
ment so soon they will leave you. That is the kind OF
men you have for your Northern allies. Gentlemen,
take il that Won are all men of sense and 80 put II TO
YOU here tonight if was to get up here and say that
believed Slavery was divine institution, and that
all nv previous declarations were false, that was
convinced had been wrong, and that IL was prefera
BILE TO liberty and q religious institution favored OF
God, as Gov Magofin has said, would not every
one of you put your hand upon your purse Tor fear
would steal your money You would at once say,
''that man thinks to-day as he always did, and In
him, he is an internal hypocrite: we will not trust
him." 1t is because come out and tell you what L
believe, that you to-day trust me to go among your
negroes Move the scene the line, and is just
the same The man who has ever seen the sanctty of
the hearhstone preserved invoate and who has gone
into some common school to receive his education and
who has watched the unparalleled development OF the
Free States, who reads biz primer OF MS Enghsn Read
err and studies the Bible and rises from the reading
and tells you that from his observation the condition OF
Slavery is the true condition of humanity, will some
day teach you that at last the unjust thing shall not
proper and lie shall not live forever He who has
see all these things and turns round and tells yor In
the South have lived under all these institutions
and believe Slavery to be good thing divine nst-
tution the best state Of society don't know enough
your orators said to-day, State the truth, and make
Them tell the truth, survive perish. That is the true
sentiment, You ought not to trust them.
win tell you whom You ought 10 trust trust the
man who Gays: Gentlemen, don't believe that
Slavery is divine institution, that it is any source
of POLITICAL social and moral good but believe you
had better try all the chemical power OF Heaven and
waters, than to hold the African in bondage because,
after all II is blunder in economical point Of view,
and although determined TO stand by your in
stutons don't ask US TO deny the life which We live
can read We not only believe liberty is preferable,
bat we believe that Slavery is curse TO the white
al black" That is the man for you to trust:
am bere to-day and gone tomorrow, but tell youl
the Tune does come Wncu sidVcHOucir uocu
aid to protect them from the violence Of slaves rising
for freedom that aid will from the men that are
opposed to the Northern Democracy, and not from the
Democracy Of the North themselves because there Is
them to the conclusion which they pretend 70 draw.
Therefore it was that Stephen A. Douglas was ready
to teat you in 1873, when you were attempting to
force slavery upon Kansas. He has backed down be-
yond doubt to-day, but if you had not elected him
Senator, he would have been in the Republican ranks.
You right when You cay you can't trust these:
"A Voice-."We didn't say sou You did say So I
appeal to the reports of the convention TO bear out
This was said IF they would not march up TO that
line Get down, let them co." Why let them got Be-
cause you don't trust them of course. II you trust
them you viii want them to stand by you; if they are
your friends you will want them ALL Mr. Silver-tooth
said that Stephen A Douglas was outside Of the De-
mocratc party already. Why Because he stands
upon the Democratic platform Of 1856. s
A VOICE Ia THE cRowD-Did the Convention coin
eide with that view
Mr.. CLAY-Mr. Graves resolutions were voted
down, which understood to coincide with Douglass
view.
A VoIcE-Was he named Z
Mr.. CLAY-If YOU vote down the doctrine and the
man that makes speech, you don't leave much Of the
man. Laughter / tell you Douglas stands no
chance. You have already degraded him from the
Guardianship of the Committee on Territories in the
United States Senate--are you going 10 take him up
again Your own Ser atOIs won't trust him; can you
believe in man whose masters are continually watch
ing him. pistol and bowieknife in hand. Breckenridge
IL the boy, DeileNe OutDrle IL an honest man--as
honest man as the Democratic party has built up for
number of years-and that is not saying much.
FILLIBUsTERING.
6. charge the Democratic party with fillibusterng.
You all know what that MEANS Going out with armed
bands of men from the United States, extending the
area of freedom, performing John Brown raids, enter
ing upon general invasons TO set humanity right when
the gallant old tar Commodore Paulong, received in
structons, if he caught Walkef to bring him home.
The old fellow thought the President of the United