The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03

attached to this Union, tappsuss) and, knowing no
other way In which the Union be preserved are in
stitution at every hazard and ct every ssodce Zap
plsuse II promise which gave birth that to-
Union bs psrpstustsd: Now, fellow citizens, the
policy Of dsmsgogus Is always 20 lean to popular SEN
time to psy homage to every idol put up for public
wOrship but the duty Of every great IT, II nsses-
say to control public sentiment to give direction to
tive Of the influence which they may have on his
prospects, or his ownuture deeny. (Chesrs) The
who talks Of supporting this Union In any other way
than by doing justice to the whole American people
by doing jusos to the South we'll the Northis
who endeavors to lead you into dangerous policy
avoid the snsrss Of traitors Whenever An American
citizen shall meet countrymsn In foreign cline and
be compelled to ssk him what section Of the country he
nom before he extend to him the hand Of fell
lowsbp, the Union Is dissolved because Kthis In
union Of sentiment and equality and exset justice oil
portions Of the confedsracy It Is upion Of fraud aud
oppression the side and hatred and discomfort
on the other. tremendous applsuss) The dearest
ties Of the human hesrsths hosst affections, can't
be maintained without mutual concession aud
against son, and against father in consequences
ana tbei forbesrsnce of the otherl (Applause
Fellow citizens, Algiers Is united to France; bat 1t
the fssnss pc,s peops nsn !. to compel the al
has exhibited any love for the compact Hun.
gary is united to Austria; but is there Hungarian
no is willing to shed his life blood In defence of
his country, In short Ireland Is united to England
Such union these Is what Is contem plated BY the
union which requires subservisncy on the
part Of the South and intolerance aggression on
the part of the North Now fellow citizens, suppose
am in partnership with two Of you that we entered
formation Of the constitution We know each others
tepper and suppose my partners choose to go fishing
every day. and leave to do the work Of the concerns
90 ou suppose that would submit to 1t! No ne
no'D ], for one, would not submit to any Innovation
Of my rights. II ! had to work for q dollar day
and maintain the position Of an Independent
Such is the present position Of the slavery quss
top. certain prominent parsonage, in . speech
which he delivered In Ohio short time said that
tie democratic party dissolved and the evident
gusto with which the declaration received, sho
the character Of the audience that he addressed The
demsorstio party dissolved! The enthusissm OF the
thoussDds ssssm bed here to rerutes the caumny
and administers . just and withsring rebuks MIN
who uttered 1t. The declaration father to the
wsb; for, when the demecrstic party is dissolved,
there Is but other link to bind together and
that is the Union. (Applsuse) The democratic
its very life blood. However hsttering 1t may bs to
us as, a nation, TO ssy We are all patriots that
are wiling to die for our unfortunately hap
that the whole history OF past bellies the deca
I ation. When the banner Of democracy hrst
fd in this country, there were thousands aud thou
plsasaut excursion to Nova Scotia for their pains
and when peace was declared, they came back and
wanted to worm themseivs into the country again t
has been the tarne with the democratic party; but
there too many vitnsssee and too many bones lie
urburisd battle fields, to let them succeed in
their attempts. For time, they kept comparatively
quiet and obscure but during the last war they sxh
bted the tame hostility in the Hartford Conyention
which they exhibit now In another shape. This
hostility did not originate in consequence Of prin-
cipie II originated when Massachusetts, controlled
New England, aud when NeE England controll-
o cnnS oG, ,s1,S,o tue p'roy 10y 0i M
lsns. But believe the democracy Of this city and
coupty will be satisfied that the democratic party Is not
bee the ehied of the from its formation
TO the present day The democratic rpirit Of pso
nd q appls - me Wa
I'd Of the fact the meeting the other evening
y Castle ns, den on 10 white say thss he was
year in asssillDg- (Lsughterl-iv was struck with the
Audacy Of the who dared TO before his fellow
se rpoke with Of the state Of affairs which
be bimse.f uta la producing (Applause)
Anetber gentleman declared bis willingness to die for
the non In this hall He also declared his readiness
10 shoulder his muik ket and to Mexico the moment
there call for The call was made, and sup
for not going, he would cay that be travelled to
every arog thop In Ney York aud could net nnd
. nushet to suit him-thst To-. ons sufficiently
hs own safety. (Bosrs Of isushtsr.) Fellow
citizens, the man who would risk hts life for
who ssssils A. is traitor. taenswed applause). Mr.
Wslsh then referred 20 slavery In the South and TO
slavery In the North In the latter he said there Is
net a who Ia not liable to be Imprisoned for debt
And what Is the difference between the two species Of
sis,eryf He concluded by saJing, that this time
In favor Of The union. let Therefore. a voice 20
forth from New York, that the democracy are In
fsvcr Of sustaining the compromises Of the const.
deal to alay the unhappy stat. Of Affairs ~Aica nov
threatens us-it will DO more to cement the bonds
which heretofore existed between all sections Of the
country; and he trustei that this feeling would never
be weakened Let us In all sections of ths country gs
one man for the unicn 60 for A In the only rssnner
In which IL be preseryed-that is by doing equal
and exact justice TO all Let us frosn down with
bitter and burning hatred. ths name Of every man
vhote action tends In any msnnsr TO weaken the bonds
hat HID us fIar srA baUs all tis his
envy and Admiration Of the whole world. trrsmsndous
spplsuss)
said there could be question that every man In this
room Il In Of Union and he believed that every
throughout the country Is In favor Of IL too. The
question is how s that union to be msintsisedi and
is only necessary To refer to past history to shos
What bss made tbis country What it is. The union
sitsr that union there v.r. no sectional differ
neither there sectional asked
At the time Of the coneossey the question was sskst
what particular principle should control the Union
Evsry state but hsd slavery and they made CON-
promise that the general government should have
hs.e exclusive poser within their territory In
stiop tc their donest 10 was then decided
us to becrue ,avenoiiers nor that the fres States
shcuid pei the slave sstes 60 dispense With DIMES
tic sersitude That was the conrsct which va
into aud strict adherence to that contrast tt msts
this nation what u Il. Appisuse) ak ssd Nr
Morris any intelligent man. " there you'd have bs-n
a union Of these States, that comptoni.e had not
been entered into, or whsthsr the nation would
be what u is. vIthout the Cnion. what could IN.
North have done Ia resisting Enrlsrd withou. tbs
and shat would the South have done -ithou,
the sdhsrence a the Moth Vel. nov, geotlsnen,
this country has gone on 10 that way 70 the prs.en,
tine. Look 1T the of 1e12 Throw your Minds
hack 10 he history cf that sar. Look az o0r CON
manders, both naval and military Look at the rsns
snd Gle Of the army q 1879 aud you will hnd that
crth and South vent hand and band Ia t The SANE
rtsnsct was exhibited By b5ta they acted In con-
cert and uni'eaiy they ruccesded ip var which has
been called the second Of our independence Zap
rsufe). Could we have dons 90 N Congress hsd been
tngaesd In the quarrel ~hch enta ther attention
In Wsshingtonf Certainly not. Look again az the
vsr vith Mexico. GO and exsmins the army list..
L, ok at the lst of dead Wounded the deaeled
bed you VIII find thai No "a aud south are buried In
the tame grave that Northern and thsrn blood vas
'hed together. tApplsuse aud eheefs) Northern and
southern limbs amputsted by SOUTHERN ons
aud relief was given to North ard TO south by
ir de Contributed by ALL (Applause Could that vsr
have been terminated ss goriously I. u VAS " tn.
ni,n bad BEEN broksB Could that war havs been 80
glcfioosy Terminated " the North had ts'd "dontlst
us so into the wsr-fo " Ne d., We shsll get some
ierritcry by 10 aud the South will ~aot to move
inte ", u IL true the South con'hbuted 70 ~
hut vhen We get this territory, the South viii
"a 10 futo gouth eaff.