New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

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Mr. II. SWIFT Of Massachusetts,. was now introiics
He said
claim for my native State that il Is the Only sss.
loyal to the mission Of America Applause Al u
time the Constitution adopted Slavery IN bl&
puie. Il was looked with aud regret ADD 1.
whole country teemed with denuncatiOns Of H. Il ss
right why at'ack t. The morning star stood in IL Ell
Y nee in the presence Of aud Slavery. II Il ~
viney constituted. bound BY moral limit vas ~
chained Greek maiden and not the lowly lapp,as
when poetry art, nsure. and the history OF the World
the attributes OF God-all denounce and oppose Il ca
any Of comprVhend il with its actual hogro No "
are acquainted with H. Slavery ostracsed b. ever,
other country, is fosicred here: lCues Of Aias
shnme ~ II every moral feeling iron the msi
and DE- stro,s the soul by It's damning influence.
A glowing description Of Slavery aud the naseace
possessed over the commercial interests OF the coun,
was here introduced by the speaker and after ala
sion to the services rendered By his friend John
Hale-instanced in the Of the Jerry rescue a.
he continued characterzinz that gentleman as oae
the really underlined Democrats" llaaghterl wa
croucbed not before any slaNe power Had I; not bee
for slavery said Mr Swift we should have had Natos
al Railroad connecting California with New York when
az now have only National Turnpike termlna,iner
Washington Laughter How different this road fr,s
the famous underground railroad The tickets Of n
later all free and its passengers all OF one color
who 90 into at ind Slaves out at the other e.
lCheers The road issued bonds bat Il recosss
those in bonds with them Laughter and applar
II never paid any dividends but . viii meet is shire
ers in Heaven One II our principal newspapers has
ready lowered IT. tag of Whgsm and hoisted the STAN
ard Of Republicansm. lCries Of uame give name n,ns
and 1JitsRc 4 Yes mesn TIE ITibsss.
To the young men Of New York wOsh say wcris
two in conclusion. WeBeed your assistanfe. We wsai
correct Organization, end il there u snyhing more na
that ID is unflyaed Organfs0n 70 pat down this drsaid
power ofslavery for recoei 10 nsion ever aeheiu
greatness whose path il streWn with b0ndmen
We may not live to see Slavery oyerthrOwn, and Idbu
ty triumph, but
Another hard the standard wave.
lti from ,he trumpet. mouth i ps.fd
The Hon +. l.. keys, Of Mass was then introduced
He said stand in the position Of distinguished anesz
Ia Bishop believe on being introduced In new place
lie was asked-Among all the wonders he saw. whii
most surprised him His reply was, 10 find myss
here II never occurred 10 me that should ever haze
mixed in the politics of the Empire State, whore there
much great wealth and no doubt many great virtues. ~
believe the newspapers. We cannot comprehend yer
politics, | say In Puritan state OF Massaohasees
viii out The Tribune and other papers to give Is
linking oth m Ia Massachusetts, W. have heard Of oa
George ood who had degraded hs position by esias
humble in Boston nom freedom and sending ihea
slavery. And yet be Is now on Wing ticket The boa
gentleman proceeded in very eloquent strain 10 dsA
upon parties 10 New York but with such sarcasm and Of
terDess that portion OF the audience became InPaest
ard there were loud calls for " Hale Haew Nj Ksr
withdrew, amid cheers, mingled with Kisses
JoHS =. Hale being Introduced, received with
LOUD oheers and spoke thus
MIR President, LADIES AND GgNTLENKs recollsd
having once heard OF clergyman in New England VII
lace who asked leave Of absence for ak weeks 30 20 and
marry lady TO whom he had been for time stsa
tive. II was granied-he went-and came back vlas
wife but not me wife be went for To aPpease the sns
men and Indignation which followed, he preached on ne
following Sabbath from this text IL ia not in
walketh 10 direct his steps lLaughterl For tbs
Ond time in the State Of New York now ini nJssh
contrary TO my settled determination. addressing p,la
cal assembly, and if asked why could find n other a.
than the clerymans text, it II not Ia man n.
walketh 10 direct his steps Renewed lsaynierl
sometimes think that H. presumng Hide on the Ianli1
ity which once existed between me aud my Freesod
friends Of 1885, 10 read 10 them the rcsolatigad
the Buffalo platform Of that yeac which said tbs Feia
Government should keep slOof from interfering In aass
eDaetmens touching the several States, aai hsa thss
resolutions Of and AJAX how they could In shyrs
time have come travel farI fancy that the Only a
swer they could make would be II IL not Ia man kE
- lkotb 10 direct his steps. Cheers H0weyekbsF
ing that question, let ms come 10 the party Of os
their principle aud their purpose Here think IL nsss
.ary 10 be a little plain, because 1 have zen
in some papers that we are Represented
being part of the Softs." don't kooS
whether said in bddsRage not or whether u ebase
Dr. them. But, be thar as il may not. We hs,:
bot le our ancient stand We adhere 10 what va Of oh
he conviction Of understandings the senmsH o. or
hearts what engaged our sympathy, our judgment s1
votes and prayers. We believed then that ois.J
vas wrong against man and sin against God saa "
believe the same now the conviction has oai sfeSs
stronger; il il now hrmer and more determined bscils
he experience Of Eve years has added % our cersny
Is soundness II there has been spht between " -
\ hO then acted with u.s. and as, l think 4 cA
,ppea TO the few hards here that the faaii ha
,un. If any have gone oat from u, Il u 1890 $3.50
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md manhood. Stand do not wan ~
this campaign They have desecraied one plsio'an
md built up another. Applause. But l Pts 70 ~,
tfesent aspect Of affairs Now in the nlDeteeaib cema
afer The great principles we assert have nad tnen
enturies II martyrs, il Is time they should BEGIN
Use some influence Can not discover gisa. P.YI
a proxd.p,a manifested In the discovery Of tns Jgsh