The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

bring true liberty and American democracy into
working classes BY declaring tanned savsses from Congo
their political equals; and thus under The preence Of
elevating tho negro race in America degrade the whole
that admitting al the republicans say to the evil
II slavery TO be true, there is no power in the federal
every State where IL exists by the constitution and it
STANDS in the Territories on level with other domestic
70 long = e .n .nx ARE the ne Sa
that system Of labor 30 long will all Of the other States
together, opposed, be estopped from Interference
tion why are you continually called upon to
enlist in frutess enterprseY Why Is 1t that the honest
yeomanry OF the Northern States are being made mad
With frenzyf why this excitement and denunca,on OF
the southf ask you to examine carefully and calmly
mis- whole subject laying aside preudces ignoring par
resting upon you citizens Of state which is party
10 the federal compact II you viii do this have ap
violate good neigSborhood, discard the princi
pes of honor and comfy, and aid In pungDg the whole
Union into peril and ooodshed in the various Efforts to
Daiutain bsseess abstraction, however It's elements
commend themselves 70 your head your conscience or
your heart The prosperity Of the country has been the
result Of its institutions. These institutions comprehend
negro servitude the States Of the South and whether
right wrong, It 10 for interest 70 maintain them
fhe shock occascned BY the continued excitement grow
irg Of late events hrs been widespread and alarm
tag has extended 70 every portion OF the empire, and
rs now shaking the fabric 70 Us foundation Let this
noble common wealth be the first free State TO re-
sumo hs wonled conservatism and nationality, aud
huri back upon the denAgogues who hazard the eruc
oon OF tno government In effort 70 obtain political
power, the obloquy they justly deserve The people
OF copnecpcuf have thus resting upon them rare re-
spoOsb,lty To them submitted the gravest qaes
son pressDted since the American revolution From the
adoFtooof the constitution 70 the present such
ssue has arisen When that statement submitted to
The several STATE for ratification, the people of this Sec
stood nobly for it, adoption. They went for The
Union man. Let them go for the Union again. b
simply but resubmisson OF the question. Aftsr three
quarters Of ceuturys trial the question 70 be again
propounded, whether . union Of the States upon tho
basis and conditions then adopted desirable and shall
bs maintained or revoked. This ts the only case pro
scented for your consideration and adudcasou. In liz
soutsmpAtion, abjure You, judge not lightly. Weigh
well every aspect of the queston-consder With thought
commensurate to the consequences believing truly that
you determine msy tho result be LIE or death
70 the Union. M Wood then made strong appeal 70
Ne democracy Of Connecticut 70 stand BY their noble and
patriotic candidate, Seymour. he dweh IN eloquent
language upon the splendid military service Of that gentle
mao, and closed with stirring address 70 the State pride
Of the people Of Connecticut
The address was constantly interrupted by hearty
aAeers aud listened to with marked attention. Al
Ne close Mayor Wood again tremendously applauded
NE enthusiasm Of the audience SURPRISING even that upon
his reception.
NJ Hon. Conrad swackhansr Of New York city, editor