New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
-oRE. THCHsDAy MORNING, OCTOBER B. Isas.

Eevc, one man hvlGg aG@ sho vas engaged III
that laost righteous act. There aFe words il
tkat preamble Il, 10 be read b. all who inherit the
bcod-hy all no hive he namc-by all who
cherish the memory of an honored and yirtuous
ancestry. And | ask every one Of you now pre-
sent ere eight and ioTty hours pass over youE
heaGs to turn TO that act-to read tha, preamble
and if vou are Penrsylvenians the blood viii
tingie in yugi veins T5cre Te arguments IN
tha! document iar surprising aay thing that my
poor ability could advance cn the subject.
In answering Gil invitation TO address you a
.;,,. ~, said had desire to say tex
words 10 The peopl. u. this place. have said
tlem The election turns Oh you. IL you 90 ,. no'
desire 70 concur in tie choice OF Mr.. ru.-- 'o'
rresdeni, ne Cannot be chosen. | tesIrs 10 pGi
tbs TO you strongly. have shown ;h2t he must
have you: concurrence, or not Dc elected nave
SHOWN that there Is no; State n the Union go
deeply concerned IN the Protective policy 80 THIS
State-and have shown ta-t Ny Polk the can
dtaie of tue sthef party. Is de4dy hostlie to tbs
V'hule principles OF the Protective Poi'cy. These
tlincs had desire - say and have said tGeni
sc are al! in Massachuse;ts interested IL the
manner YoE give youE votes 81 tha coming eiec-
On, and you are as much interested i; the man
Z er in which we give ours. But there Is another
eection to be shortly DECIDED IN this Stale be-
sides the Presidential one. 1t would Iii become
me to interfere in the elections Of smother State,
and | will not co 81 farther than to say that the
manner in which this next election ot yours Is
conducted, will have a great effect on the hopes
and prospects of the Wings on the one which Is
60 sogn 10 come after It.
need not ;el! you that there is great curl
osity among The Wings OF other States-cErIosify
Is term that IS not strong enough Tor The feeling
that exists there Is deep ard strong anxiety pre-
vailing all over the Union III relation TO The way
in which the Wings shall conduct this next cleo
ton in this State Because It is perfectly PLAIN
10 every man. that if the venerable man who was
introduced to you this dav-t that distinguished
son OF this disting gulshed State, VINO was recently
here on this platform. shall be elected, there viii
be Frightening OF the skics-there will DC an IL
Elimination, at the sight OF which every true Wing
w!llrelolce
have few words to say TO the people OF this
city-this fair and beautiful city OF yours-the
city ofthe Declaration of Independence-th!s city
IN which was matured and perfected the glorious
Constitution of the United States TINS noble city
which is connected with so much of the early his
tory OF our country and its subsequent prosperity
Can there be doubt Of the side which this city
| will ta:.e in the coming contest | ask every
Young man to sit down end ask his conscience
how he can give vote for the subversion OF al
tie bes, interests, OF the cny correct policy o! on
beloved Country.
One word more and take my leave OF you
| There are questions on which honest men MAJ
t.tier-there questions Of subordinate differ
cnce of not much Importance 10 the great gen
cra interests OF the whole People, Oh which &
difference Of opinion may properly be permitted
but there are questions which are attached 81
vtelly TO all the present interests, to ell the III
ture interests, of the whole Union, that breth!t
Of the same family must not be allowed 10 dlHei
on them. have not transcended my position
in these remarks-I will not pursue them iaI
ther Blu, when all the great principles OF ou'
! country are at stake-when all It's permanent III
sttutions are at stake-l 90 say and repeat Il
that men who agree in its great policy must Do
allow themselves TO divide themselves so es {
destroy those principles and those great nslitu
tons
What we do now, we can't undo We arc Il
do 1t now-we .are to do it forever And IN thu
work being well done, depends so much OF ou
prosperity-so much OF our happlness-that
say, from the bottom Of my heart, once more -
brethren of the same family, brethren OF The sau
principles, must not be Glio,ced To differ NTH re
gard tOMgN AND MEASURES.
The cheering that followed this vas absolute
ly deafening, and Mr.. Webster was followed Il
his carriage by thousands cheering him tn
whole way