The New York herald., 1850-02-26

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petty larceny villains those grand larceny felons who
damn them, intsrfsrsd With the arrangement, and in.
lsting the direct principles Of justice and law In this
way they robbed the man Of bis property These are
better than slave and that the institution itself Is
worse They feel that have repeatedly failed to do
them ju;sics and hence say until We do them jus.
no injustice Let US act up to the constitution go
foi tne whole constitution, end It is necessary that
We should es the slaves let US buy them, (great sp
plause Their interests and their hopes Of protec
their gories in the future depend as much upon the
intsctness CT that constitution ours Nay,
they cannot afford to dissolve the Union say there
FORE fellow citizens that 1t 10 dutythst It 10 the
else us,ce open our eyes and take our bsudsses Oh
and Jet justice hold the scales Then greet
o. classification will BE- removed and ": win have
etsnces, We would with the South to have done to-
wards us Let us perform eur duty and whom that Is
Union. But my friends, the Union cannot, must not
shall not and will not be dissolved, long there
are hearts and hands In the North and West to sustain
and support IT, few Of those present here this eve
ming Graded in the revolution Many have been
": % sSs
We have seen many of those added to our national
galaxy within our own experience, and stripe after
stripe added to our flag. We stand forth as beacons
to the world example to all postsrity for their
mrstion, and anxious world is looking to us All
IL be raid that because Of some little family dssenons
there stars sha be oberated for ever, Ono, ;" and
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torn into fragments (cries Of nsverD Let US, then
esy to the South we will do you justice and when
90 that vii, ten them that the union .hall not Be
will compel you to remain buxded up in this glorious
union, by which we have lived and for which hope
and we can then tell them that will pledge our lives
and sscred honors, that not star shall be taken
that glorious dag, which has waved so succsssfuiy
oyer US (sir. Whiting then sat dowA amid loud ap-
plause.)
Chairman to the meeting He said Mr. President
(Here there tremendous outcry Of three cheers
for General Scott which were given automatically
low Citizens 1T has been my fortune, several
OCCASIONS to addIess New York audience the diff
fereBt topics Of the day. and free to confess that
In the modssy OF MY nature II may be, that this is
the frst occasion which felt embarrassment.
not fer what shoud say, but rather for what should
not .sy. This is meeting Of all parties-it is union
OF all feelings and sentiments. We have met here this
night to present TO the union and to the world the
glorious spectacle Of people forgetting party aud party
pejrdices and uptedy looking up to Heaven to catch
some inspiration BY which they may be controlled in
their for the Of this great coHfds
rscy come here as an humble individuslone Of the
humhest among you not as bslopgiDg to any party
once stood the sole remnant OF the Buffalo platform
bearing this single plank before you fellow citizens,
the preservation ssfety non to be built up
| by you this Light-sn arch surmounted with single
pavilion, having embiszonsd upon It, the siogls
words, The Union Of the States, and nothing but
Union" Tremendous shouts Of applause) Gentle
men, 1t lie new, as IL IL q singular necessity which
calls upon the citizens of the North to together
TO testify their devotion to this Union IL may be said
of The North that shs has stopped from her high
estate to calculate the value Of this Union we think
invaluable and 1t Is for to calculate the
lre OF that which Is above all price and above all
value Genti.sn 1t is fitting on this occasion that
We should remember not only our devotion to this
Union, but eur ancestry, from whom sprung
lCbeers) l. for one. cannot forget that while
bound to pay due respect the ardent, pusive
fiery action Of our Southern brethren, who pro-
verbally cooler and more deberate In our csndact,
llnaf
and should initiate their example, via to think twice
before We are disposed to act once do not think
brethren Of the South to whom to give the right hand
Of fellowship and compromise met together this
evening" will forget their true interests; but the
would lead to collision and bloodshsd do not forget,
therefore that made up Of different cooler and
more phlegmatic materials While they spring from
the Cavaiers we boast OF descending from the Round
heads. Looking back upon the distant times OF the
regns Of Charles and OF James we ses that the round
hetde CT fpgland were the brave men who fought for
liberty egaiIst the encroaehmen OF the throne upon
the rghts Of the people We cannot forget that the
Roundheads with their sword sent down t. the grave
the doctrines Of psseive obedience and Divine right
we csrnot forget that It was the union of our an
struck the fret blow out Of which sprung the glorious
Union under which % have 90 long hourished. Gen
tlsn.n- think that those who struck the blow
which won as our liberties At the point OF the
bayonet-I think that, at least, their desires aud
wishes are entitled TO some consideration frorn
our bIsthrsn OF the South tOood, seod) Gentle
men, this Ia not the time the occasion, for the
difeusson Of any tamslArgument The question which
question which we are assembled here this evening
Wehe Roundheads Of the North, met together ths
brethren Of the South the hand oil fellowship and CON.
pomiseto preserve principle witch, In its majesty,
Is, above all others the principle Of union For that
vas welded In heart and soul TO the doctrine OF free
sc am quite se 70 renounoe II for the sake OF union
loud Aprlausel come here as sim pie individual,
/ preierfiDs the Union to all other considerations,
whether II be 70 the dimuniton TO the extension Of
ssvery. come to fsy to the South "You thrsatsn
Z ~ Ia iel nj will
solve the Union. Well then gentlemen, II you
Iieus and am bound to believe are. viii sacrifice
asd trs nsndous chserDg) will sacri6es H. for the
value OF the Union rises lar above It. We will compro
pie of unon is far above all other principles a voic.
ft0m the crowd "no, mo-" other voices, zee, yes.D
5 ana s me- * .1s So D,ineS, q .Ss
cxtsnd the blessings Of human liberty nd say to
that man whoever be may be-and cali ID friend As
tsrmipsted-when have done all can do all that
csn be done BY Law loving u loving peopleln
order that We ay maintain and preserve this confed
eracy Of states intact and unbroken confedsraey
tablifhsd BY the blood Of our common sncestryvhen
heads, then viii the be sss Ct thu, % Tuion ossns
% ssSuss p s.o: and ornins ,oSsa And pointing :;
man TO command us-Qoud and seafening sp-
an enthusiasm iBd-scribsbis) with that man TO
the assembly, In response 20 the loud cheers with which
he vas greeted) with that man to command us We
men. 10 not that the resolve Of this meeting We will
compromise and We will contipus to compromise and
when IL cesses TO be . virtue, and our offers
spprned, We will ttill stand by the Gag Of the Union,
aud never abandon the Union That believe, is the
determination Of Northern men We viii live and die
BY the Union and teach IL TO our children 10 do so.
(loud cbeers) We viii stand BY II In veal and
that the Union may be preserved We will not hesitate
20 sacrifice whatever else hold dear. Gentlemen,
esnnot conclude without expressing the joy have
felt On this oooason In bearing the resolutions you
have unsnmously approved and adopted this evening
M rasf IL In adj
the compronise proposed by Henry Clay, Jet trust
signal snd great the services which that great
ard noble ss,esman has rendered to his country yet
this night you will avoid mailing this meeting .
matter Of personal Demonstration towards any one
particular Individual The Union that s the question
which involves all hopes Of the past and Of the fu
ture this question IL above that great states
man, though II 10 that which he has been and II,
battling TO preserve Though that old hero, with the
frost Of many years upon bis head exhibits . sublime
spectacle cf pstriotm and heroism, coming from Ken
tussy for the take Of his no spectacle
csn be more sublime, yet hope there Will be no per-
tcrsl csmcpttrstion THE occasion The object We
Rave in view sthirg beyond all that attaches TO
pertors loud cheers II ve win cheer, let give