The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-18

tuaI dependence OF section upon another I
cal position, creating common bond to keep
united people, II we should not wAntony
and msaiy the ties by which we are bound TO-.
ge,her That reaches crisis in the history OF
country, seems to me, one can be 30 wilfuiy
blind see II is, my Judgment, an alarming,
bold defiant, well organized, rampant,
domneering party has sprung upon the political arena
tioual In every Characteristic feature cannot Disguise
the fact that am profoundly Impressed with this
into three frsg nents fragments IL combined have
the strength and the power 70 overthrow this
and ns sectional party (appauss have deep and aed
monize the discordant elements n midst and re-
store our distracted nation to peace aud happiness
Henry Clay school, Continued spplause and am stu
one and acknowledge my allegiance and ieaty 70 the
as that the perpetuy Of is
70 all party ties, do not hesitate TO declare my viii
out eprt which vaiizes most dangerous sectional
organization How this Is TO be best accomplished Is
Sss 10, me % say leave 70 those who are
you surrounded adopt that mods Of continuation
which shall be best calcuated to attain the desired
Your motto Of Unon for the sake OF the Uuion the
motto OF victory as well a. OF patriotism. (Apparse)
have said, and believe that this sectional republican
party dangerous organization II Is confined
section alone Its candidates for Presidency Vice
Presidency are taken from the section II cannot
poll single In all the saveholdng staes
Appealing all the fauatca preudces against slavery
and combining the perhaps equally strong element OF the
spos ., Office nsy are wstog war against the rights
federscy do not that there not conservative
men who have attached themselves 10 this party under
the vain deli sion that they arrest the Wild intoxcl
If they think They viii be crushed 70 tue
in the onward progress Of this higher law party
Az Henry Clay said 10 gentlemen TO whom he talked
with this party If you attempt to do and have ulti-
mately 70 stop you viii be denounced traitor 70 its
you bad never united yourself o reasc has
these men 10 different portions OF the coun
G nave rel. ,uolnsd 70 uns IRON one e9urss or an
the most dangerous party that ever arose IN this govern
ment or any other government according TO history
the principles Of that pays They say that they desire
70 prevent slavery going into the Territories that that is
the only distinctive feature they have Rothat Is the
one idea Some OF them say that but gentleman who
into to the borders OF Kentucky to answer
the dangers Of sectoualism. agreed. so was
told by gentleman present ] did not hear him my
sbe but not TO the Geld and frozen regions the North
where every Southern man knows II cannot 60 Mr..
Seward In the senate e the United states said that the
battle had been fought and the victory Won aud he SAYS
in speech he recently made that slavery cannot
INTO the Territories unless you open the Artisan slave
there probability Of that tell you-and am from
Southern state, called a southern State, from
slavehoding State-that among all my acquaintauce
throushou the entire SOUTH there every
tcnaye ninety nine 10 every or hundredwho are OPP
posed N reopening the African slave trade (Loud APP
pause) Now, If that is their object, that portrayed
really and truly the principles of this republican party,
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slavery 60 then sectional that party is inu
rious II would be from its very sectional character,
there would still be not much evil H. Bat look s the
doctrines and principles openly unblvshingly pro-
claimed by the leading spirits Of tbs pAry-the higher
PRESIDENTIAL candidate Of this parry that house dvid
ed against itself cannot stand that must have all free
recent procsmations OF the mode Ia which the
70 be carried against saveyythe dsbAndng OF the
and navy because they might be used In suppress
Jog civil rebellion caused BY raids into the
holding States similar 10 Thea Of John Brown into yirg
MA the South has extended and unprotec
ted cast, where alone the and navy would be ne
cessAry In should provoke a foreign enemy TO
These are some Of the principles which conservs
sdered traitor TO his party In the meantime aens.
ton OF feeling must increase between the two sections,
succeeded IN the end BY bitter and hostile feel
The entire South feels az one man, that
that they have certain ooustitutoual rights,
| which with or without an army and navy, they
viii protect and defend They ha, We never s..ed 2,
II is the ssddest mistake he made II the Distinguish
ed gentleman who has promulgated this line Of repub
policy suppoece he seems 10 do, that In any
degree eject the tenure Of Southern property (Appalse)
But Amentabe evidence Of the deep, and died, and
this party ,hs, he should boldly proclaim IS repusnesn
policy that the army and navy should be abolished, be-
raids into slave states 70 commit murder and arson and
excite servle nsurrecton and civil II Is stil more
national defsoce, his opinion the North could
defend itself without their aid and according 10 him the
II cxten00u dc1cucete&6
costly for the North contribute 70 is defence
had thought that every portion OF this vast country OF
ours, part and parcel Of this general govern.
meni That the PederS Constitution extended lis
protecting fgis all alike, and that blow struck
against the weakest and most deenceless section,
blow against the majesty and sovereignty OF the whole
United States But u seems not 70 be considered by
this great apostle OF the Republican party Suppose he
army and navy abolished and foreign foe should enter
the habor Of New York, scattering desoAtiou
IN this great Empire city ask the re hottest
OF this great republic would not feel shock
/ ture to AK II suppose, living being
throughout the whole south would quietly fold his
and say the ruin north OF Mason Dixons iiae aud
cannot snord supper, army and navy re ,cl
invSions north Of that line Gentlemen, do NOT believe
thu we have such man In that section. glory that
have interest every part grca, confederary
Each part and section parcel OF this republic, and am
and You all lis citizens Tho Whole OF a. North and
South East and West /, our country, having the same
federal constitution, and bound together by that glorious
the hands Of those who hgrrying TO destruction
How different the feeling nov from what u was ~hen
the form Of government under which We live ars,
gained The total absence Of that revolutionary mad
and Wild intoxcasou which overturn and PROSTATE
10 toe dus, al the elemen Of snirssoa Ion
country After the close OF the revolutionary 10
vernmesi which bes. calculated promote hap
Il There va ihen appeal BY srtfai and designing de-
maeoeucs 10 anstica prejudice 70 array section Of
tics to ss,sie and COZ vusc the n.,oo % usoplan
scheme Of visionary enthusiasts TO capvste the fancy.
The convention which framed titution met the
true spirit Of compromise With deter TO make
more perfect union than existed under the articles OF
confederation slavery, whcn ve became m In.
dependant naton, existed In ell the States. When
present CONSTITUTION formed II existed
IN every State bot TIC Cnicn was male
with reference the thee existing state Of things
Slavery pre- existed and jurisdiction delegated
70 the general government len 70 the states TO
do with whatever they saw proper. The Northern
states abolished II within their limits, but the African
slave trAde continued By constitutional sanction
t the year 1903 some OF the sisvchoinx States
opposed 10 the extension Of a. to that period yrsnia
particularly, voted 20 limit 70 the year 1900, but New
Hsnpehlre Massachusetts, and Connecticut Tor
longest period. The MONOPOLY OF ths
shipping interest In the North They imported the
slave and their slaves many o. them, and those
which they imported have found their the SOUTH
where the climate coneenial their mature. and
where their labor d probable They aided directly
and actively In swelling the tide Of slave population.
And that u has become ntsrwoven With every nbre
o. our political fabric, the government itself