The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

tory organized usarpation, which, by positive law,
preeoeo 70 'ah slavery upon that beautiful soil, And
10 surround with code Of death: looking At the Le
compton constitution that master piece Of wicked con-
state, were frauduleptly prevented from passing upon
the question Of eiavery-and Seeing how the infa-
openly adopted by the President, and by him coTrupy
Urged upon Congress, with all the power his admin
tTaion locking at these Ting and o,asrs which a.
mke with the slave ogafchy. Punc in faith, 20
compact can bind IL, while all interpretSions Of the
constitution friendly TO Freedom though sanctioned by
court and Congress continuous preceents, are
tremendously rejected. Faust, IN the incompatible
poem Of Goethe being told that In he'll itself the Laws
Now that like; 80, then, one may, In fact,
Conclude binding compact with you, gentry,
in hell (Iaughter) To which Mephistophiles rephes-
Whatever promise ia our books finds entry
We strictly cary into act.
But no compact promise binds the gentry Of slavery
although in their books IL may nd entry. Applause
Of course fellow citizens are now ready TO see that
the corruptions hy which the Mt mas
degraded the natural offspring OF the immortality
oG Iny nave and a. Ss case
the Lccomptop constitution, IN direct effort TO fasten
slavery upon distant Territory and they are all marked
by the efrontery Of slavery Snlolet attributes the
peculiar profigacy Of England at particular period 10
tho Decentralization OF the South Sea bubble but such an
influence he comparable in this respect TO slavery,
which, indeed, If it were not crime, might well be
called bubble. But government which vindcatee the
sale OF human beings need not hesitate to purchase
the Vote OI an eectOT AZ tne fsfle, UT VI W"W-
Der OF congress The two transactions belong TO
the same family, though unquestionably the pur
chase Of svote is much less reprehonsible
Fellow etzere would You arrest these corruptons and
the disastrous influence rom which they spring, nvolv
ing nothing less than civilization shis continent the
republican party tells you how and in telling you how IL
vidicstes at Gree origin and necessity. The work
must done and there other organization by which
il be done. party with such an origin and such
necessity cannot be for a for this election only. II
cannot be less than the hostile influence which
it is formed to counterfeit Therefore, just so long a. the
present false theories Of slavery prevail whether con
corning its character morally economically and socially
concerning its prerogatves under the constitution Just
so long the slave ogarchy, which the secpess and
unhsitatg agent Of slavery In all Its pretensions con-
tDucs 10 exist political power the republican party
must endure. applause II bad men conspre for
slavery good men must combine for freedom. (tood
good y Nor the holy be ended until the bar
harism dominant In the republic s overthrow and
the Pagan power Is driven from our Jerusalem. ZAP
plause) And when this triumph Is won, securing
the immediate object Of our organization, the rcpub
lican party will not die, but, purified by lis long
contest with slavery and hed with higher life VIII be
ftsd To yet other Efforts and nooer aims Tor the good OF
man. (Apf'ause, with three cheers for Lincon.) AT
present the work . plain before u.s. II IL simply 10 elect
applause )-vhose ability corspcuously shown in bis
own state attracted at once the admiration Of the whole
eounry; Whose Character no breath has touched, and
whose heart rs large enough tn embrace The broad reph
nc ana HI its rcP-nrh you VII ei,vt rrcsiaet, (cl
thus aste a.ilanse); and Hanhbai Hsnn, 81 "hh",
whore clear bend arm rrinciphs ana ample experience
rome who 81 win him n ne seilste Chamber can CON
fest-him you viii elect Vre Presicent fIectng taese,
as You surely VIII C'G"od ana langhter) we SHAH pal
the national governmental least IN it Executive no
partment-o;enly and actively on the SIDE Oh ireeIon
aud this alne WI be oil 'ncacnape N
itself bat as ihe harenesr OK the 'usre fst ana iofe
most shall have the Territories from the five headed
paroarisln OF slavery keeping ncn "a sicn norm. con
au'oh Us 'ue! came Ho,a 'ee naua ~ vows WIN
freedom "rteh Cd the sOh anu engraved on Tue
tock' WINE ,he "mus WIN wnlsper IL 10 INC uees,
The rivers VIII murmur IL IN ther How AMI all nature
echo II IN Joy nnspeakapc CGood ana great APPLAUSE
Next We shail save .le country Hom the Gylhg ihainy
OK the slave uade whose opening anew" az no" nsnaceu
s indeed, but iogea consequence OF tne new theories
81 slavery. ~ Saver! pe tue 'phsshB " vauneu
then must TIC slave trade be beniicent and they VINO
ply II with The hcrcest activity must lake their places
among the missionaries anu SAINTS oi humanity laugh
teri Next We shall save the Contuton al least within
the sphere Of executive ihnuehce from Outrage ana per-
versien SO that the PRESIDENT WIZ no longer lend him
scif to thai Widest pretehson OF the save ogarchyi
rs Mr. buchanan has done, by declaring that Slavery 10
carried under soe constitution nto Az Ierrhofes and
,at ~ no" sNh.s ~ hsas a. l'lny as ~ Sou,n .a,o
lima As out OF nothifg can come nohng so out OF the
nothing IN the constitution on this subject can be derived
no support fr this nordnate pretebsion which may be
beet cnnssed In that CLASSICAL simitude by which the
ancient Romans rebuked groundess folly, when they
called ass noci authtcr), ~lich IS something tnat
docs no, exs'-anu paioy sa.a 70 ns author asin,
ldhdm quo'M. tiou gamer ass WOOL ioDhtinued
,aughcr -'eA' ". r,s e.p ~ , se ~ s, o, :.
lnoeIsnd.hce now ashohoren anu uisowned 10 l essen
tai ie-svlne uutu-.pe eilaHy VI man. tAppause,l
This trahfccpdent prhcpe, WI en- appears TWICE NJ the
creM"h-hfst wien 900 hAto, LEI us MAKE man In our
own image anu seeohry IA INC uniy ~ tnc race, tncn
ulvneiy estAoDshen WIDTH hFl~Hs 'tslh 10 tps "v>Pe
when II was SAID, God Wat maze the world and all
thhe. .'fsn, h't' "i"uo ~ me o'ou 81 psao, ~
men Nnon sip'us Wain "a s'c Tn~l ro"svs W 'ne
woru an.erU =. al is'.prs AnI AVS, oslonss 20
se Nsse s's SA4e. AAo'i.s, wish
~ ,'", ."n w. ~ ho,os,r .,a +, " dvs m ,
onn NV ". VI 1890, , M sen ueuy
' ~ wa. ~ ~ ~, =, y , ,, s. y, uny seo
,eu".y 'n i.'V 70 I. sI.' eI r.S. W.
WI Nv. in'a, % ay s go, 80 :. 'een.
uesnns uu', ma =. h az so , 90 y, we 80" ~ ~
me heaV'hs-o'La - nv rIo .shhot iSIoelse ~, VI
cou,sc, 'ps ~ "" w. W ~ ' ' W ilknee
allHcap" SIMPLY 10 Igh~ anu " ~ acnhuSn soph1sm 70
NRRt skShSs ~ VIC "oftoeS th'3"ahNn Va luui,
character anu iacui,.S. AS an AXIOM, u admits no ex
cepuosi ioi u ~ tilc .sesnV " ~ con, Nne,uer ~
geometry OF mofAs 10 De UNIVERSAL As an aoseract
uuth, u AFRO sthout shcepuop accorume 20 tDe es
shce oi suob ruin. Ahd nbaDy, a. sen Nident uu'h
80 announced IN me pcclIrhon VI inaepenuencc, -
shbout exceptions, Ior Only sucn uutn can .. sch ev
dent mus "h'ther ~ AXIOM, ~ aos,rsct un'n or sen
evuen, rum, u AWAY un'ersa III vinoI a,ine ,n,s
prhciple the republican BETTY unuerkS Es'e'uI ouv
10 wheh they arc moved ahke oy justice 70 pnen ID
lureu race noi, I'VE Pio'ec'ons a n JustSc 70
the iathefs, "hose nchoteh Foros-nt oubuatoh or
an snpift-baNe been 'fbea mo meekery hof can the
madness al The propagahdlss :" slavery be better Nus
uated thn III ths assault, ON tnc lrclhatlph III IN
dependence, s'pllhyug INC IatheTs LOT no othef