The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
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long to the great whig army; and II platoon should
allegiance, and charge home against the sor-
much has been n.dsi # i; the terrible question q
division in IL. wSis ranks would Soy to v tbs pro
slavery ysu Of the South vish to extend your In
.ttutioni II yen beat US We will submit to the const
tuition and the laws; beat you, expect you will
submit to the same constitution and laws We In the
Nerth believe that to introduce slavery Into new
becscse ysu differ with In principle. Let men on
both sides Of the question therefore long they
LEND cries Of good boyd bvtevs thst ths south
Southwest respect the North fer the expression Of
tatss the communty (AppIanss II any thin is wrong
In the whig party let us reform It, great cry has
been made in the journals about peace and quistnsss
Tie Institutions OF the South protected by the agi
tsssen. Of the North Agitation gave us that bright
jewel californst tab and all the territories
that sre nee agitation strengthens the government a.
IL strengthens the tree It Is in this darkness aud
| The slave IL still, But the freeman speaks. As the
United States government lie government Of compro-
Georgia ana the wings Of the South shrxe hands With
the wings Ct the NORTH, and say to them, you have
State Great cheering 9 a my friends snd We Win
elect him by large majority Cries Of good boy y
washington Hunt belongs 10 the same party a. Clay,
and Berrcn and Webster, AMI you and aud'Al Of
Let us send back a our reprssensatyss to Congress
oTn conscience In relation 80 this question hold
tbs following doctrine III send representative to
Csosress aud direct him to vote for the wimot pro-
wise and against the fugitive sl.ye bill and suppose
tha:hc ,aw BY go doing the Union would b. endsu-
gere1 ard that he therefore went against nstrue-
tionsi would De Evidence that ne sacrificed the
opinions OF his const for the good of his
in the sa.s Of New YORK would vote Tor Brooks and
Briggs Cnsers) And she same ra,s applies to the
to advance any one man 1t Is necessary to give
token thst the city OF New York whis that Il will
sdministTasios. Elect therefore, Kingslaud to the
Msyoraty, and Nathaniel Blunt that gor;sus pssrot,
for all the candidates and your success Is certain.
And when tbs news goes forth from the city Of New
and pledge that the whig yictory Ia not only our
victory. but victory for our common country. en-
The CH.rRmAr here asked to the sudIenos
agentlemsn from chautsuque county good whag, who
Tss a.tn 0ns anu wen III .o ron
tlemaD, and Mr.. Kelly introduce q Mr. Noble
~ ans .t h. n.sS
to reside there bus'do not You have been elo-
Suently addressed this evening BY several speakers
will be disappointed IL you want to hear something
about good plain. seund whig principles | can say
,omethins to you that head but ne TO finished ors
tory, It Is not In my se. will, in the frat place,
talk little about old whig times, when the
one man. These old "reminiscences sometimes
agreeable, and will bear sringug to mind occasions
view the campaigns o. 1910 and 1914 In doing this
he mentioned tho name of Henry Clay as q banner
sooner of his lips than tsres spd unani
nous shouts went up from the assemblsgs. Well,
with Henry Clay (Yes yes) After a graphic rsvis~
Of the successes and decsts Of the party, Mr. Noble
passed to the consideration the subsct differ
.nces on minor points lie was he saii. wiling to
give credit to men who stood mp fsishfuiiy 20 the
opinions upt other topic, than the cardinal princi
pies OF the whig party lie stood just a. he did in
1874 an advocate for protect ION Of American Industry
Of
the Union they came fros. The party must take the
heretofore There must be sn amic,sl adjustm sas
Of difficulties, and there must be dviding points
that are not inm. dAtey cosnsctsd with the matters
IN issue. The whig party he said, party OF
promise. and It's importers must act In conformity
70, and eSonsistts Nth, the comproni.e. of tbs
since 1874. The lanai principles Of IA, party wsrs
the same then and now. uo would the sentiment
sion Of the cid song, which begins with
"Come all Continentslsr I'D have you for TO know
That for to fight the enemy, we're going for to go"
CHEERS and laughter) AllDdipg to the Union meet
ing he said that Is all right but Why not stand By
The party There are principles and cher
ished by the loco focos which wings love - AevH
does holy water with thes, principles n. could make
no CON promise Well nov, let us, he said one 70
Ues, yes) WIN you vote for It Cro be sars We
Will Yes yes) OF course you will! 4 kn-w you
vs,t settled policy of government Witch wall give
protection and permaneney 10 our agricultural ssd
manufacturing interests Are you willing TO st,nd ey
course you are Well do they come up in this cam
vast Incidentally they do. As to collateral matters,
the speaker urged that they should not be brousht
Into the party TO create disoord Now, said he you
all know where I am. en- ~hlg That Is evident,
opinion Of slavery viii DO that ia my priSats
room J sm no abolitionist. Do look like onsf
sustain the Law, and this he urged OF grand
vhg doctrines, an advocacy Of the supremacy OF tho
antagonize With loco focos aud always shall AZ long
- thsy entertain the same principles they do AZ
ten unit and the others the ticket proper ego
nents OF whig principlei eve DO , fthey .vets
cones on ana you IN have to 40 to the polls aned.
posit yaur votes Let no disseasions arts. % esido
S the ss hs 10 ~ ~. boz,
irogs were concerned IL may be sport TO tho bat
" " esa,h to US The campaign Of lsIs VISA neIt
nov, n the party would act unt-dly. Some PEOPLE
bad copdemped Mr. Fillmore for signing the fasilivs
Slave bill lie (wr.N DID not There things
about itn saia he, that do not like but for al that
] am not prepared TO condemn ~ OF 70 eondsnn Mr..
marks 20 a close. BY quaint quotation from an old
patriotic song Of revolutionary times
Mr. Canon now loudly called for. and made his
appearance the stage be said he had NOT for
Nsrd TO make speech, bat 70 move an adiour nmsh'
Mr.. Keliy-Beiore that motion Is pat, I would ~ A
the indulg of the meeting another motto
IL a. that previous to the adIournmeui give tn roe
cheers for well. known vhg awhig who had ga
the ranks Of the party when young nan and sho
had been elected TO high aud honorable posta- xhs
a. then Governor tho state Of New York mo,
the Honorable Hamilton Fish. The motion AZ ss
conded and carried, and the three cheers given
An adjournment was moved an carrier With
Three cheers for the whig ticket Hurrahi IIurrsA
umrabl
Three cheers for the whig party-Hursb An an,
Three cheers FOR the ocers OF this meeting -Iurrsh
an an
Three more for ell tosether-Hurs A. Hurr.h
Huuah
The Band played Ysnhs. Doodle t No rs,r, Al.
persed and the porter put out the lgf ts ara
the doors Of the hall and thus ended he vhir rst,s
cation meeting.