The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

daddy and maumy9 daughter The bold ard anbi-
tous young fellow weat and dug up The prairie or IA Tue
wilderness be carved out his fortune made hs own
farm, put Up his fences and perhaps split his Own
rails. daughter and cheers } He cultivated his own
fields, erected school house and a chnr 'h-ycs and
made his cabinet work, too. By that time reckon
the wild boy bad his Wild oats pretty well, and
was fully capable Of self government as the cue that
stayed here "A. acted under fathers and mothers al
vice. And what moref Very likely that young fellow,
after be bad made home for himself in The West, fouad
himself little lonesome and concluded 10 come back aud
the old people II he did ten TO tia lac put his
eye tie pettest girl that could be found the neigh
borhood and took her out West with him, thus taking
from The old New England State not only the smart
est boy but also the prettiest girl in the district ugh
ter and cheers Now are going to tell that such
people are not capable Of self goyernment, merely be
cause they live in Territory (Not wcD hold that
every political community State and Territory alike has
under our system Of government, the right to govern
federal. And what Is more Mr.. Buchanan thought
1866. Mr.. Breckenridge also thought so in 1856.
The republicans all thought 80 when they voted
plausel This priacple Of popular sovereignty
the democratic platform Eeery cemocrat A has
heretofore declared and considered fundamental
article Of bis creed. But here must be just to other
parties We democrats not entitled to the exclusive
claim and exclusive credit Of this doctrine Of inter
venton and popular sovereignty In 1852 II adopted
plank in the wing platform. Clay and Webster
bshed IT in the compromise measures Of 1850 General
Pierce was nominated upon 1t in 1852 and elected upon it,
remember well that in the contest between Pierce and
entitled 70 the mos lit In the adoption OF the
comproms re measures Of 1850. The wings in the
habit Of Claiming the exclusive credit because their great
their godlke Webster made the argument 10 vindi
cate the measure and becaus their model President,
Fillmore approved the bill after Congress had passed it,
On the other hand In the habit Of denying that the
wings entitled to all the credit, to than half
Of IT, for the reason that while admitted that the wing
party furnished the general that commanded the army
we democrats furnished majority OF the soldiers that
gave the votes and passed the measures through
whig and democratic party, in 1852, stood pledged
by the platform TO this principle OF Intervention by
Congress with slavery in the Territories Of the United
States VIII any man deny the truth Of these
facts' .No.'D How thea does It happen that
many old wings, many old democrats, have
to tread in peace and harmony Wings and demo.
in the habit Of quarreing about dstribu
on Of the public funds and the specie CIRCULAR but
the time they agreed the slavery question
Non intervention WAS plank common TO both parties.
You wings agreed TO stand by that, and did demo-
going to jump OF the only plank remaining In the plat
form merely because you find standing on its give
you fair notice that never intend to abandon find
every whig in America 1t. daughter and cheers.)
So il with the American party in 1860 You Ameri-
cans and democrats differed about other matters at
agreed Intervention. Remember the twelfth Arti
Gle in that celebrated American creed, in which you
"pseie,mh'ed" the slavery question: .Prs.ermit,
you are not willing to pretermit ii nows Pre-
Permitting, reckon, is about the same as Ton
interference Let every old line whg every democrat
every Amercan every conservative man, raiy on TINS
WIN slavery In the Ierrtories and you wihave peace
ana ma inoiy an over TINS IAN Remember there has
never been sectional strife in this country except when
the federal government attempted to take power the
looa ana domestic institutions OF the people 50 long as
mas coLnhea ne ae's 70 those lew Objects speci
there has been peace. But you find this country
threatened WIN sectional stiie and Why Because you
real zng what the Father Of his Country In his
farewell address, cautioned his against You
now find this country divided into two ectiona parties,
one Nortl, and another south The republican, party ap
North ,ganst the South and her institutions Secession
OF tne south sppes 10 PASSIONS Preudces and 70 the
anr ., sne a Gre against the North and
RAJ snan taxe charge OF the slavery question
Inc southern also demand that the federal
icAs want tne IederA government 70 We'll is
power sgsnt. slavery Ana INC sece sonise
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tn ~. nu nv. ~ e'"e s' poauosu oesweeo
wv seS. ~ WIS LUG one Is Tue SntlPo les 70
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1om wsn , 10y 10y m0no s,i renee tne
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nv Attention 10 an old coin ON ,hs srsr.s
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