The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09

the Stone which sought e. % set aside By shsss
<Cheers claim for the state Of New York that she
not oay hrst in point or wealth, and busi-
this party movement 70 that party
that leoA to cement together tais Politiosi super
sapcs1Is that would have rearsd Rot oow for ssm
proud OF the position which New York occupies In re-
latoa 70 this great American movement and ! am
cheered by the prospect which before us Long have
We been suffering. like the ch.idrea OF Israel under
the dominion Of the Pharsohs but aow ws have
political Red Sea win erids so that the American
party win pass over dry sbod-(cheers) whilst the
waters will return and Over soelm those political
leaders Who kao~n .ae Phsrsohs Of fusion
the State OF New York. (Renewed cseers) New York
California ana Texas, other Union loving states to
stand By tais Union AZ iolg IL Is worth pre-
serving Great cheering As long as tAe lbsrties
of % GOO t< OF Anglo eaxons WORTH preserving aud
protesting, 80 long Will every fesmao in tns land rally
around the standard under which gather and from
the top Of which floats the stars and stripes Thsnk Gof
OF those who think that the salvation AMI
liberty Of Sos0oooo Africans important than
the liberty and happiness Of 3oe00j Of Anglo
cloud cheers would pro. or he no man on accom-
Of bis religion, or birsh place slime, or color, bu
interests and b.rties Of rs Americans sg.ins
those Of 600 VI Africans where should foun
e. A~sfSsnsi !GSss5s The rssIsn o. the e|pr'
own country sur ported and upheld by Americ cti
Mns. for the protection of Amsrcan liberty. TIL
pure waters OF her LAKES the North and tbs sve.st
log hills Of the Alsshapes the south-win be
viii be Waterman the tower Of liberty TO protect
and guard the rights Of American citizens cloud
cheers
The State Of North Carolina was nsxt called for
amidst loud cheers. &aF
Mr.. JOHN HoUonToN responded, and said
North Csrolina-the State he proud to represent
bad peculiar right to be heard because she the
country that America should De nee In IRIS, in the
town Of Charlotte the people of that part OF the
try assembled together and In the spirit OF freemea de-
rAAnO
crown should be submitted to longer Ana as Norsh
Carona was the urt 70 proclaim her determination to
be free would she be the las 10 give up devotion
TO that Union which has made us all free. (Chsers)
Her staple commodities ans pitch were emclsmsc
OF her character State She has always adhered to
the Union che has always breasted the tide Of fAust
cisn, whether flowing from the Norta from tbs
Observation-Disclosures, from its inf mabs nature also
emblsmatc Of her character; she would DO the
sist sny attack upon invasion Of her just rghts
(Cheers) They must all feel thankful for this scsns
they had witnessed and isf tbs So.n%is that
oa Of the country favor OF the union Of these states
he believed that the sent msnts he had heard
AmericanisS,, Or Of American liberty. II this Uaion
that liberty which our fathers handed u.s. and
for which they pledged their lives their fortunes and
vigilance is the prize Of liberty" (Great applause
He sosmnly believed that this convention hal Assem-
Ssd THU occasion 70 to: ,
left the city without aecomp ishipg that object they
would have done more than any thing else could have
done 70 hasten the downfall of this country The Ame
rican party contains more elem. nts of union than any
other party in the country II they cannot establish
The hopes Of the country then indeed gone. The
s sn,d party cannot T,s establish Tho was
strictly national a. this day but to. Ans
rican party. (Chsers) North Carolina asks ~ then
TO Coz o
to sustain 70 protect and to until time shall
be mole the linton Of THESE States and the native
American party. cloud cheers)
The PRRIDKNr-We have risen to the centre Of the
arch; the Keystone speaks Mr. Robert Lamber.
ton viii address you in behalf Of Penasylvaaia.
Great confusion and uprolr and vocferous CRIES for
'sConrad" and for "Levin"
Tho PREsIDESr-Gentiemen IL is my duty to preserve
order have understood that 1t my instruction to
receive the appointment from each delegation Of its
speaker, and have done SO.
Mr.. ILyIS--I hope my viii net be used to Ia.
terfere with any arrangements that may have been
made.
Mr. Robert Lsmberton therefore, stool up TO respond
for Pennsy but interrupted by MI Ford Of
Ohio, who aased how it happened that Ohio was not
called for before Pennrylvaniap stands before in the
alphabet.
Mr.. LAmberton gave way, and Ohio called for
Mr.. b. FORD responded. he said -
He felt he was not the proper 20 respond 70
Ohio no being but humble farmer while eseh sid ,
of him two professional mem from Ohio. Bat II
proper that Ohio should be heard from night for
the first born of the ordinances Of 1887 vir
fully to carry out the viii Of thor motnsr-thAt is that
avefy involuntary servtude except for crime shs
Of the Union Living, 4 he did on little farm, he had
mot heard Of any danger in that quarter for
Pat Gentlemen Of tn. s North ,a might argue
cspt that the white good the black and
gentlemen Of the south might argue that there Is
the other an outstinct (RoArs of lsuyhper) Though
40 ' s
pire IN herself You Yankees, he said, have out
% .sS
borse, and cart, and harness and not enough iron
about II TO make ssnpenny natl And yet they hal
and thess Virginia gentlemen have 6ns FARMS
Iaughterl Talk about dissolution OF tbs Union!
There's such word in the book We not fearful
Of any such results. We can say with the Yankee
poe eah#
TA 4s AT Dsass .i Ess Z; 5,,.,v han,
Let % R,%ash ia ic siusss wings
By dspositins salt on his venerable ssf
The moral Ia this-let not you. gentlemen, either
North South think Of deposit ng salt our venera
bic bird's tall Qsughtrl OF Of clipping his wiags OF
too, about Sam y We are square on the g soose''
question there 0aushterD have every thing aIed
your twenty thousand voters tell You that We have
more than one hundred and forty thousand American
voters In Ohio and We have resolved that the
Flag Of this Union shall continue to
Oer the lend Of the free and the homo Of the brave
We're tired Of the rich Irish brogus and the weet
German accent Osughter) and tired too, OF
popery which has filed jais, almshoues, aud
penitentaries Our general is with
little sle than q republican The lore house OF
Copgress which 10 elected by ths people Is
By Senate which allesiapcs one. We want
restoration of power to the bands OF the people Zap
plause.) We have nothing against you either at the
Norh at the South but We tell you both, in spirit
Of candor, that mort abominaoly hate your
ways at times daughter We Go not want you to
NEEDLE with American slavery whore II exis permit
1t to NEEDLE with Brethrep have certain mat
<ers TO accomplish In this assembly frst IL is to see
that our commonwealth remains Cover nmcut without
King ana that secure oy hanging tossthsr as
. unit; the rext Is Iebgioo without Pope. We car
bear and sorbear with smother Tor fsT years. and
In that time will exhibit the glorious spectacle of
empre without glAva At the time of tina reyOlu-