The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-28

and John Brecsinr,dge went as az IN s def az any
sovereign evu ~eu.. keishef Buchanan ."
brecki ridge would could have bee0 elected oa spy
Otu. psti'rn. suppose they had come g. yoa her, al
~ es'h "d toa goa that ,hsy d,i not benuve 10 'h,'
80 ~. that they were in tavos "a forcing slavery
upon the people WIN did GOT "mt -ios miay
votes d. you suppose tDcy wraid nav eost
N"lcos-"No' any.') NO, not any, bus .".y aav1
Changed opposed 60 Intervention bow rs
then. Neitnos l comprehend h9S any good
ira nd Of the Un,on deliberately 80 tor Congressional
Intervention When We hook ooS !" toe FOUNDATION OF
our ruyeumrni-sbep trace The principles Of ihe
fathers M tho lecarsou OF indepeodcuce-se find that
this ouaStn existed Ia toe earcst history OF tho
try Our did rot Ooje, " the power Of the B
tsL epyernRcut % make VS. which mDeral gc.
neral ~ trr operation upon cooues as The rest OF the
Kingdom what they did protast against was the atten
trrore v''n aud coutso their domestic instituuo
aud Hrogae power over affairs wach local to them
selves Oar stnors tid not desire OF the
crown IN thc trst iLs.ancehy ouy demanded tine rght
OF local seligoverLment When Great Britain dealrd
, That right thep and not before, they declared nde
pchdencc as necessity Of acquiring what they had de
manded etce, you eee to., 10 IA. days Of our carly
history nc doctrine OF nca Intervention WAS the
upon which our fa aers fought and trurn phed tho
biody battles OF the Revoiut,oa. Ana here We mus,
stand II We would continue 20 enjoy the blessn which
fathers 70 us and prove oureeyes worthy
o. them IL you ~cud MAINTAIN the liberty tL achieved
you must preserve nvioato the prinopAs on which
~se o"od'c You must cstbtsn the principle tina, the
FNpe OF overg Iseseut ana coming community snail b.
lre Ia establish their aws and regulate ihcrr insti
iutiOn3 ~ tho manner tha; shall best promote their
interests, az which thoy the beet judges Preserve
that prucplC and there viii be harnonv throughout Tia
and IT,, Grce OF sectional agitation viii be quenched.
uc oecuraticus which ARE banded from either SECTION
VIA os3st; there VIII be n renewal of harmony be
tween The North and the south and the people
VIII b. brothers once morc--b0und together by a
q ntnoL fraternity and seeking comnon interest,
tie same a. m tho glorocs times Of the Eeyou-
ton pronounce 20 you thai toe detRpcratc party
has graad and lofty mission to perform. rha.
mission 1 20 Put down Northern abotousua alt
SOuthcIc secession by one ard the act; 10
po' down Congressional interventoo; put down disunon
threatiags Put down the whole Disturbing subject and
restore t government to the tass Of peace and sccuri
~ Govern nert viii then have time ability for the
INr'ormS'cco Of ~ legitimate duty. You ask your
Der o ,CEgfcfs VIZ tie House dt pass bill DAY
you for sctEics honestly rouacredi Tie tells you, bc,usc
there Wa 40 umc. Iou * bin why the Poet office sys-
ton rs not matugcd 70 be sclfaistaiDng nseai
81 pepper onf Bac1lsc there was 10 ,irno Yod ask
lin My system not devised SO that the
government would SUI, ort itself instead OF running be-
hind tweity niiOns Year, Dccauee there time.
You ssk him what has btoo nc Of the Pacific Eslroadf
fnucr' was pledge C. 81 Gactansn WAS pledged "a It;
Fillmore wns plocEoo 10 1t Everybody and alt parties
Me'c ~ ia'rr ot It. Why, then, has Il not been builiS
Because there time IcCalsc the slavery qucs-
Nhe 1Aere was t;oe enough 70 make speeches Zoe ard
eeain shvcry ~ the Terri "rice time crodgh 70 make
GAUGES rcs'ct0cs and se 10 The machinery cf Frost,
ccut ~ eain@gr, time enough &c frame and discuss
Con fress'ona. aavr ccde; time enough a. 6ght aud
wtgc over III negro, bat not particle n hc sppro ,ri
thc mt,gest. OF white men. Now my rricnds
VIC Iasiata.n that ths government wns made b. whte
mcn for tc i-ucff of White men, ana thai II should lie
administered ~ waite toen "a promote the Interests OF
1h u en forever. And while would protect the infe
rr races "a the fullest eytca tho enjoyment OF every
nHicrn right 70 which they are entitled, would Danish
'S S'aNtS Vu'ts"t az "io hSa '"FcFer, if"n sue nto
Of Aic lohs; giving Congress Il DC 20 attend To its
legitr.st' duties AID leaving the people N Say
wtSi tlry wa do with the .nstitu ion. Bur,
my H'oIde, do not 10 home I eh ii
get e. mating stump spec shes before ! kncT
H. Nclccs, Go On" $50 on.'o No. am LOT going Gu
am I'us 10 stop enc II Is time that should do
Bot wUuc not !cinse the opportunity - tell you Iew
profoundly C.Htu un Tor this noble and spontaneous
reception; could withhold from susiou % the
political questions touched upon by your Mayor his
remarks. ain not IN the habit or coGocalng my
thoughts or &c tr,p0! Gg eaivUcal language for their
cxIrttsNa. could no, Therefore. ave fsid word
politics without stating uuthiully and boldly the
principles winch loii sacred IN my own breast and
which have guided mc tFOug', all my pUo,ic lie n In
thcs dong have wounded tue feelings of any who
hase listened e. ue NEST heartily rcere; ior trust
have to tl.lch rccad fer courtesy 70 wi;fy
in ut tto pS,usCs6 Of thor. who opposed ~
ir this Insd sUcicuco-sDt my Only desire is that
TITO noble prii cicss which governments vas based
sha be reo9Lablid, 20 give the troubled country
curty AID ,tsce Thanking you sain most heartily for
your fgasLilr.nt recep,ion bid you all avery good
nirht.