The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-31

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Now where in station to the slavery.
IT tutsled us by our British ancestors. IL Is
their misfortune and no. crime that u exists In the
acted upon Tor fifty odd years and why it that now
certain people are akipg war against it tell you
certain abolit ionists aud political dema
Cos he want office have been endeavor make
q false issue to mislead the people am therefore,
yoefTous Cheering s will do this With you
will join with you in the cry OF the Israelites of
old, sgainst those who hAs the l.prosy Let US
the necessity Of obeyiDg the law and continued
/ have two more resolution, which will find
love country superior to the love of party that
shall 90 for who see ks TO n sectional
sIaysry tpplau,sI For myself 20 tor mv eouu n.
try first, Tor the Union first and Tor my party last
(Applause) stand prepared here to- night TO offer
up myself u tacribce-to shake of party shsckles
wh.n my country calls applause have been
~hig all my life; but II that old party the old
tiensl vbig party-is DO be poisoned by abolition
feelings / swear then to support 1t longer, IL it
should brvak into ten thousand Fragments Cheers
HI stspd alone, will pleck from unworthy hands
the old wbig banner, and stand fall by it. They
who ,ball give countenaDce to aboiuoni.m will be the
destrters of whig principles Not l. No my fellow
cut down these sgators eumberers of the ground,
even IL tie party Is to be buried in their ruins.
applause I fesI that I have right to speak
h,re wss born within three hun yards Of this
spot have grown up, and am growing old In this
glorious city OF ours have never asked tor vote,
have sought once, have never bent my knee
to party for place power With the post honor
has been the private station have never received
dollar of the peoples money. l come not here u
party man bound by party ties. My country calls L
obey the voice OF my country. Ny country first and
parry last lcheers) We have no ticket to offer you
prisc,ples Of national union Our platform is laid
Gown; it is lett for you to decide accordingly your
candidates. If you concur In our principles. have
hing expect nothing to look for but your sppro
BE- ton have other object here in view other
The e,es of the country fellow citzsns are rpon you
All good men throughout the land will bless you tor
this nights glorious work The day is proptious-ths
sun il propitious-the occasion is propitious, and
your own smiling faces are propitious. Don't be
afraid to speak, but be- bold-be bold, bold as
am. ard that's bold enough. l would ask yon,
you prepared to see that flag struck down! mo! NoD
Who welded that flag When Patrick Henry pro-
clsimed the Revolution In the South, when Washing
ton VAS called to the command Of our armst, that
Gag borne In triumph through the last battle.
Are you prepared to desert that flag (No, never)
strike Gown a single star! (No) No my friends no;
all the stars upon 1t must stand, II that make up the
st' VIA. DO tSsv mean Thew mean hat the
stripes which Administered In achieving our lioer.
tes we ever ready to bestow upon the enemies OF
onr country. Shall we give up that flag? (So! NOD
No my hisnds, that flag now covers every sea and
ships sslus under II whiten the world Where is
that flag now which has borne so often to
victory 1t Is in the ice bound regions Of the
North contendng for the noble prize OF relieving the
lot pavigators glorious duty attracting the m
patbies OF the wors! win you pluck the laures from
The erssp OF noble cou in the Icy regions
of the North pole. (No, MOI MIR. Gerard next
the Of TO the city Of Mexico
With that flag let live under thai flag let us die.
cal resuifs II the whg party which belong will
throw overheard these abolition ss'stors, will fight
for them and stiek By them as long rsthey last II
they will do will to the hall OF 81 Tam
nsby- (eheeis)-spd put buck tail in my hat PRO
Lon gtd and enthusiastic cheering And will WELD
IL Tor st Tsmmspy, and under 1t Will fight for the
mises Of the constitution and for the Union
CTbise cheers Zip hip hurrsh, hurrah, hurrah!n
Three more, which we're duly gven) Nov, gentlemen,
4 vii ad O the resolutions -
Rs.oysd Tls.ysrs,sr. the v,ao@ aud "a '.o'i.m
the Fed,rsl Constitutions that Nc atrihuts power
saS % a rsoS sSr ,S Ss security q
s.sn r.qlt, q our srwth PEOPLE 20 ss vsioa under
he.e Great tless,ss durrs tie present ssnsrs,on And
s G ,S af GS S cos
product q rseipo al sopee,sion staop the
o. 's th di"sraes Of opinion When prevailed
he ..,ns sad q sincere All elton sess,isa ~
rifs l,sSsS which Their liberties had been
ard the general sovernn emit sa he sustained and per-
rctus oDy upon the tas Of concession resseSt and
resolved That We eorsiay approve Of the
for the Of the dangerous
sSt 81 sa Ss IL ssnSsson q various
and interests TO be affected thereby we bold that
Patio, every 11T q 2; i1
and whole nation due and part hereby
to ,h1is s9er s sss PaIs Ca
otfe,. Who when they saw the linton dsnEet threw
astnce fosetins eli party predilecuens ana willing 70
be s ~ sssa ss s s' s9S OF the SsI
go.e in ess % they hay. achieved for thsm-
R;seived, T6a, those member. Of oospO,s from Wis
state who pgsn,t nfutnees the most uDfayoas 60 the
sGer.sed asound judgment Sustained the esee measures
s s and Spon the sios aSus s''n upon
es wa s W. 90 ne; ss cCs
gree ih se IN oar opinion g nsces
10 ne"c' q tbo,s Who ssr the bsppy sssie@sni d
re To- ss ~ sss ' s each
otler that he era q cd eelir ha returned hs e sought
uis'h,e inle tssus,s and The country; ..,-.,..
Sh he s,ipnns.ons ~ tss esa,isStion e che
Ii,d sut BY !. Consress % lIgS
ps,ss vas passed; and sist Congress, ia Fsia, ia-
cfahs Ssutiop acted In sii SesrSaHee vith tie letter
ard tpnt Of ha. instrument and that ws VIII sutan this
fslel,ed that IL the oplai,n q hi. psstiHI fus.
srrkt With able dasssr TO our o. ,ni that
. uiI or, no. eaneidste ~ the ersuisg or any ohss
The iei,Iaturs. who Is kno.n h,leved be hostile %
~ sS IN n W., ~ ~ ts sys.,ions ysl~ei in
them fcr renewed sritatior. .-.,...,,
ss uros = superb, 20 es % q s1y o. 's'
I'D ,tst en- III ,n,v,s vi, rSrfe ourselves
under The tssnsrs q that patty Shos prheres hs rA.
pcrpetuate our slorfous U ion.
Mr. CHsRLrs o'Cosoa vas next admitted upon the
rWtum ftHow.ctisenf, ~ " Win much Piessotef
after the vsry just and proper observations that have
been addfes.sd to you by tentlsman at all times
m' mbr OF that great political party csed me wing
party; T., say With great pleasure after his very
yu,t and proper obssrvaiops that as repressn.
tstive OF the dcmoci attic arty have the opportunity
to declare that there at east democrat prepared
to sacrifice party associatons party frendehips ana
party crgnizstsrs as tree as he or any other wing.
tchs,rsl fellow. citirens the great charm OF ths
ms.iit " that IL II Union meeting, without regard
To- the psrty a,soeatons of any individual prssent,
auoitor speaker You meet to eive your assent 70
the lave In this the largest hall 81 the greatest ci
Of the eiestsst republic founded In the ner vo'ld
Tist your voice will be potent In lie innuence no
man can doubt. That your, voice sxpressed 10 1scV
teinf VIII be satisfactory - the friends OF the Union
here and elsevkere. I doubt not FrIowcithens,
bow happens a. vhy is II that ve have assembled Az
this tine Why y u that there should be 80 unusual
mug NJ this time ss this assemblage, on IN" vnois
people, disreesrdful of party ties and party ssocs
uepsP ~ IL tecause are In the midst OF momen-
toos era IN the history Of our country FROM 'ne
origin of this nation we have been divi ee in
. great degree upon the nature and character
81 the Institutions embraced In our system o,
govern ment but ssiee from these great nstlonh
stions aue arisen different trom