The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

for the honor and welfare Of that country and n,
with you In this effort (Cheers.) Fellow citizens d
despair Of the repubc-neyer despair OF right NE
who possess the dspensaon Of power-these may unit
and combine to oyespower the rightbut to great
teiiigent, and determined p.oplesuch people as th
people OF the Northern free aes s,
natorr Cabinet ministers, Presidents nothng-les
b an nothing. eheers) They will vanish and expir
wN MN the grasp OF great people, when that peop
We aroused to a Of their rights and the wronp
th~v "a se endured And in this effort to free the natio
from thc disgrace Of having repealed the ordinance
r,sed w rA he middle Of tho nineteenth century of nav
IN hrokeN do N the barrier which prevented the ngres
Of slavery IN Territory in the very heart OF TIN
country yoS yh have many Of the South With you ii
hat struggle If IL b necessary to go into Il. Fellow
citizens thanh pou ~ the patience with which yo,
have heard nsl am gre, esr. .ass have eosn able to b
have done Better astcc to his efsat and nomentous
theme.
The Prs lpsr then snnouncea that Hessrs Cooley and
Hoffman had been expesed TO ado. ess the mseting but
unable 10 be present He had been sssured now.
ever, that they warmly synpathxed with its objects
Mr. X. NJ HAVEN thea introduced to the meeting
He said nt&#t
Fellow ctizens-You will exsuse my hat II yo~ please
Ny honorable frrd who has jsst addressed yot--more
honorable Tor the position which he has taken this
question than for the position which he has h.ther.soc
crpied before the puhlichas stated that it was e,sry
mans duty in crisis like this render his ervicsa
however feeble ney might be, to tie country of his
birth or his adoption. - is ia accordance with that
principle that appear seforc you claiming the honor
TO command your attention. During the early wears
oi The first part of our era, gentlemen, there,
Was man born in the Roman camp. That maa
OF all the Einperors OF Rome That man. Ia order to
slow his o,ncmpt for the Roman people, ia the summit
of bs power bad the impudence walk into tho
Senate and crown him Consul and him from gol len
managers with siided corn Grnemen human ma 5ure is
me sane IN Nj ag.s. we, too have Little Giant He
woud walk the black horse Of slavery into our Capo
and feed 1t from our treasury He oers to him for hs
grazing ground the owery surface Of broad paires
Now, the question before is by ground OF right
what kind Of assumption is IT, that this man thus an
pears to stalk his black horse into the Captol2 Is rea
soning upon the very precise principle of human
1a
uTon the corruption Of the Roman people, Our Giant
pIesumss, Mr. @ PRESIDENT, upon your corruption and
land. The question for to settle, then, is,
whether he has miajudged the American pub.
Little Giant shows his resemblance 10 his great
prototype. Tho Roman emperor when he found his So
nae not entirely subservient TO his views took down
likewise Ltte GIANT has his list. II those whom he
las marked do not bow in plant submission then their
political heads are to come to the block Now it re-
mains to be whether the leaders in the movement
which has called US together not reckoning
without their hostwhehor they relying upon igno,
ment which does not exist That fact we are to test by
action al this time. Who are the parties then uDon
whose me ieasers in this prcsumes
need not refer to the commercial classes they
at all times take of themselves But 1t ia the
iaborers who are concerned in this question They
are the men-the who wieli the sedge the
hammer, and drive the plane. These arc the
psrties who are concerned in the movement which
is now upon the political chess. board Gentlemen.
allow to that in reference the interests Of the
laborers in this questionable laborers the Norththe
free laborers at the North advancing intelligence
are advancing in all that makes respectable and
happy in the world with progress before known
IN any nation-and whyf Because stands here for
himAelfan individual before God and his country be.
here holds his fortunes in his own right
ARM and his position in society e decided by his
own ndiyc ual character. But see, fellow citizens how
it is where slavery prevails Go throughout the South
in all parts Of the slave territory of our country and
there the white aborer l. called by the opprobrious
epthet which tse negro can command-the white mig
olrs y ID Ia trina OhuVu Nf
influence npon the working classes But they say
that this ia no COMPACT No compact Mr.. Presi.
d. Mt, where your school boosss turn to these
3,psr,ers On The ttsge-I turn everywhere around
where school boohsY Turn the sentences in
your school histories calling the Missouri compromise
q compact yet at the present time wise and great
men get upon platforms and tell it compact
til NOW sen,lsueI do our Northern eloquentiy
referred toour Northern dough- faces-do they repre-.
sent you Foes Mr. Tweed represent your Does Mr..
Walker represent your No. ana why it then that they
are in such place to carry this measure through
TLey have no fear Of God or man before them Task
again, what IL tie sanction OF the Law thus passed.
is there any truth left in political sysema We are
taught 10 to the Iecaration OF Independence but
action Of the declaration has been already expunged
Gsn are no longer free; they have longer the
uot-ro longer the same eternity for destiny aud q
home We have been led to suppose hitherto that our
government derives its authority from the governed
should like 10 know whether the Nebraska bill has re-
eeived the sanction OF the goyerned2 (Cries of sNo
No') Then, II 1t has not received this sanction tell
what this law is good for, and how far we will be
bound by it. Gentlemen what is the Character of this
new law which it is now attempted to foist upon
uss Its supporters say that it is simply carrying
out the doctrine Of noninteryention. Though /
the grandson of a lawyer, still PROFOUND this
proposition, that the constitution of the United
states ITSELF from beginning to end is ntervention-that
law is neryenton-tbat every city ordinance ia in:er
yention. Talk of non intervention 1t is nonen:ity
Nonnervention Is doctrine gotten up by demagogues
Our whole system Is Intervention from beginning
end You that the constitution Of the United states
ia Intervention, for it ntervenes with New York and
every other State in the Union Let set Of demagogues
us n III thnrf AZ
ment than republic, and 1t will be found
whether the constitution does does not intervene
vernment and what does this guaranty mean2 1t
means that the civil and military power Of the State
TO tee e tie TsSSs to a
in this doctrine of intervention, gotten up
by demagogues for their selfish purposes Any
other too will be set foot the occasion calls for it,
Connected with this nonnterventon il doctrine Of
squatter sovereignty We have shown that the govern
ment will and must intervene in certain contingencies
Now, may they intervene with and not with OIL
sIrDg-not with States yet il were in the eggsheI
Cries Of No. No-They give their sovereignty to hafa
eozen men gathered here but that Is inter-
yention, fortooth Another purpose in this squatter
sovereignty, s to make eemperorsCalgulas you please
TO call them co. Some fourth Of March hence shall
have the pleasure Of seeing Little Giant crowned with
a cotton wreath, standing his ebony throne,
rounded by fifteen statues in dough. Great laughter)
We win then listen to him while he speaks in terms like
''Im monarch of oil survey
My right there is none TO dispute.
From the centre all round TO the sea,
Pm lord of the niger and brute.u
Great laughter) And BRUTE suppose, /. meant for
you The question for you to decide is whether IL
shall be so leave It to- your manhood--to your indie
Isndence-whether IL shall be (Cries Of i" no'')
Then tear this In mind, but above all carry It with
you TO the polls the next time you vote (Appause)
The next ape Gkcr THOMAS FRsRSDEy, Esq he spoke
Iearly as follows IL am happy to so many OF the
Inhabitants OF this great city Of New York assembled
here to day. There certain individuals in another
section OF the country-politc though they may be,
Ilincipled though they are-who wi YET and IN thi.
state an opposition that viii eventually thwart all
their purposes. BY the grace of God, and by the
memory Of our fathers-who left us a sacred in
heritarce-we viii scatter to the winds all those
who now seek tc destroy that Inheritance aud substitute
in its plsco an infamous despotim But let not be
carried away by passion, to fail in bringing into
existence those superior powers which point out proper
course Of action Let be careful in this Call TO mind
what the frat speaker has said here todaywha
to doS As respects the propriety Of passing this Ne
brasha Kansas bill am con nvincej that there is not
individual Of any intelligence who has convic
on that this law oughto be passed The originator Of
this lava base and vile apostate that its object
was a Niainous one. Stephen Arnold Douglas (Cries
Of Arnold, Arnold Aye, Arnold, he Is than any
Shareholder Shareholders have been taught from their
youth to consider the system just They have grown up