The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-14


have pronounced Il every pooty." Having Saiahsd
This q the preaching u Chfistiaa politicians in
Fanueil HALF The prediction has bean nearly full.
Alled 0oio has wheeled into line. Other States Q.
the North, according TO the predictions Of the scr
mon, have wheeled into line, and In the late SsaN
election Of Msa husetss, but ONE friend 70 the CON.
stitution was elechd d, and something over sixty OF
these Christian polticiaDs Is there anything hero
n Ss ss1sp party. gs.os that s psS not
swept all democrats from the North. The
minority yet remain. They are our only hooe;
This host OF isms comes into the next Congress Aud
ka bill Is not repealed, the Fugitive Slave Law -
not repealed or they pass Congress, and sven are
vetoed, then the Union Il to be Dissolved. ID there
any Of this party in Petesburgl The dssolutisa II
the Union comes from the North, we are told In
this sermon Of this Christian preacher. Well gen.
temen, what say you to what not only casts Its
shadows, but its substance, besore9 You make me
Governor Of vhaiIis, and shslI swear to support
the constitution of the State; and snail remember
that the chief power Of the cutive Ia to command
her amy. Poor civil man that am, never de-
lighted In war; but the instinct ID In me, and !
make others obey 1t. (Applause.l Jackson was
never trained ut Wtzt Point and neither was l. bzs
do believe eless that If the worst Gomez TO
the wcrst Virginia has power-rnoral, intellectual
anc physical mere than was ever ascribed 10 her;
al that you hold sacred, that win sheath her
sword 30 hong ~ / can; but IL com PEELED to
draw It, I'll not know where to stop the
know her power at the mouth Of the C1esaDeake,
and know her poser at t1e Pan Handle or the pass
Of railways, ard knos something else, that
wont tell TO any body-thst will keep to myself.
simply as a prudent patriot and man, and do 80
without being Know Nothing either. Lsughter)
Now, genttmeD, have got through State topics
and Federal solics-the four cardinal sources OF
wealth-spoken Of pubic lands, Of the tariff, Of in
teIDsl improvements, of our public credit Of our
private 1T, Of foreign wars and do nestle wars
and many other topics. have already been speak
ing Yearly two and q halt hours. have touc ed
upon topics bath State and Federal, that were i'm
porssDt or worthy of consideration; aud yet sup
pose have not yet touched the subject upon which
| you expected me to speak. (Applause) Bat, gen
.Sn. oSel Il P4ns ah sp
would descend to the liste petty topic of Know
No.bineism? Laughter and apolauss, and some hiss
iDg.) Is there any man in this assemblags SO in
ssnsible upon all these subjects that will allog me
to do as please, If / will prescribe q Csshclic !?
/ don't wish to reproach any man here. Taere
are as good men as ! sm, ss humane, as
ssen worthy sa9 ms Belonging e.. to ai
Know Notbing lodges In the State Of Virginia. l
oon'trepros h them; but say, Goa forgive them,
for verify thsy know not what thay do" daughter
ard hisspg) Perhaps some disappointed demp
crat las tken to this pa ~ for batter chances;
| pefhay it has some wnigs who have, as o party,
sprurg this trap to catch struggling democrat {.
Merely for are unen % sake, | am net going to
quarrel with any man for being Know Nothing;
but ally warn then, before joining that society,
that know as mucn about it as AMI body else does.
know all your grips and your signs, and Your
snslts, ard Jour test oaths and Obligations, and
| where you meet, aud al about you. have been
tel en- through IL s and never joiaed your socisty
either. Laughter spi applsuse) But Jon are in-
10 bswsre Of II. Where did It come fr,u2 way,
the thing is CID Bennett, Of the New YoRK
HERALD, says IL was born In the Fourth ward OF
that city; AID James Gordon Bennett hasa porter
here to night, (mpudenty point.ng ont the reporter
| to the auoierce)"a cbel amang us takin' noted"
| Bennett Gays that VIM. ii. Seward and myself aink
/ or swim togetnsr
C,ies OF :. Good, good, !, from the gallery.
Mr.. WISE 80 say T. viii silipgly go down If
| VIM. H. Seward soes down Also Tue spe lker here
lsuncf.d on Ito eulogy upon Lafayette aod the
ether f0reignes Who assists US in tns Revolution,
and Charles Ca roll. Gsnaeman, said he, Il yun
want to bnov what he Catholics have cone I'll tell
you Of something they have done for you and me
and Gu, fsther,, which should Gus Know Nothiags
founeaticn Of all English aud Am ricin l!be. ties.
Ireter 10 the Mspra Chsrta, d you know wac
ostaIe that fioo Xii john end bound the noblss
by oath to baye 10 atail bazs de-? It was ste ohen
Lapgd5p. Do ynu know VINO Stephen Lsngd 70
wasf You are Know NothiDRs, indeed, IL you
don't know who Stephea Lspgdon was (S1me
leuehlrg) He was tie Ar, hoishop Of Canterbury,
forced uron, King John by the Pope, and the
aptfor aud father Of she Magma Charts.
(Htre the audience began to manifest some
Dpsterce, as II they had besrd abons enough
speaker to his senses, as followsl: Bat, gentlemen,
sm OBTAINING ycu too long, and will cltss a. once.
nave given you my views upon the main topics Of
the Cay, and yen will act upon them according to
yonr OVID judgment. / shall 60 through Virginia
sId speak TO my fellow citizens In ether parts Of
the State precisely as have spoken to you tonight.
In the West, shall speak az have spoken here. |
an accused of being favorable to The West against
| IN ruer tn hat
late the terms East and West. know no East--no
West--Ioibing bit united Virginia. (Applause.)
TIE Hon. Willis 2. Bocock, wlo is on the tickst
with me as candidate for Attorney General, will
meet you at this place Mt some future day, and ad-
dress YOU, as have done, upon the important to-
pics OF this canvass and he II also AXE the tour
q the State: Ard now, gentlemen, in conclusion,
II am elected Governor Of Virginia shall perform
all that have promised, and discharge my duties
70 the best Of my powers and Abilities 30 help me
The speech was concluded at about IL o'clock,
and the audience dispersed in good order, 10 criti
| cise and comment at their leisure.
The Dentists the Chloroform Business.
The undersigned, members Of the dental profes
sion in New York. address the public to remove
misapprehe nsions which have arisen from tina re-
cent proceedings in reference to the effects Of ether
| ard chloroform.
We have not given ether or chloroform to the OK
tent mentioned in the late meetings, yet in connec
ton with those cases in which We have seen these
araesthetics administered by physicians and sur.
geons, our experience usti6es us in making the fol-
lowing state ment Excepting the reference 10 death
and disastrous consequences, whish is given on re-
liable authority
Ether and chlOrof,rm act with uncertainty ,produc.
ing symptoms modified by the peculiar condition Of
the patient inhsling them, and their action Is 50
unequal thai those who had re Ieatsdly inhaled