The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19

public as the State Of New York. II has msae he
waat she is; Is moro than her noble bay II Is NOR
saa that vast ocean upon which you look out froa
Gsy carry of the produet: Of Jour industry ew Ysr
hs ever proved true In the hour of trial. and hop
.i.s Column, and nd send " q voice TO 70 the the W We.
- wan make every American heart glad. Cheers
With
tsnt religion Of this country-snd there are your poll
A vorcE-what about the annexation Of Cuba
ANOTHER VoIoE-Oh, shut up.
Gov. BRows-Ws might show you that there Ia danger
and interfered with by the influence o certain church
which has its headquarters the Seven Hills esay
without denying to all men the free exercise OF thsi
religion whenever and however they may choose, tina
when . man Acknowledges superior allegiance to q
foreign potentate pope bishop whatever else you
may call him, we have right TO deny him ofice unde
voIor-That's the taIk-ws'n never stand ii
Gov. BRowN-We hold that our constitution Is ths
"hgher aw men In the in which II has been in
terpreted We hold that the constitution demands and
that doctrine our constitution ID mot worth the paper
ON which 1t has been written. These the cardinal
points but in addition sS to these isO. citizens
cient scope is ic hs taiss.. and learning '' IN
ss
enterprise that will connect the East and the West to
getherf Why NOT exert its power in enl.rsng navy
to protect seaport towns and guard commerce.
like sentnels upon the ocean, In every quarter
Of the world' These great vital questions which de-
that energy 70 be expended upon the poor miserable
detestable question Of savery-s question which ID osa
with which you have ave no concern, and for which you
whether the Institution is right wro.g-(A voIos-It
is rhtyou are not rssponsibe for It. We say. let It
sgits6on Let 1t alone where It is Let it live as It
lives or die o. IT must die Do not propagate it, but do
q nina lat lva md let
i: Tsint ohsers;l vhi no. dsssin you Sy dis is
.s With With an Srouss
large section OF tne conntIy which has no
compromise line must bs restored Wen, suppose it
what good would it DO to your workshops, and your
sweat would It save your brows Kansas and Nebraska
in the West must fossooth b the subject Of Quarrel
between the North and the South Are they worthy to
be the cause Of quarrels
SEVERAL VoICEs-No, NO,
Gov. BRowN-Better that they never had been form.
ed; better that they should be sunk in the Pacific
the North from the South for single hour (Shouts Of
'sHi, M') Let them alone Time and the good sense
to
quarrelng aand wrsngling about this poor, miserable
question, the time of the public is lost the public
ney expenc ed, our rich soil 10 inot developed,
mountains Of ore not mined and our country ian
guishes.
Here there was great move In the crowd towards one
Of tie other stands which had been erected.
Gov. Brown paused moment, and then said:-Hold
on, gentlemen. have no doubt "Sam" has made his
appearance over there but he win be here directly, for
the power Of uSau hold lsts and nd listen 70
thsn propose to occupy but little Of your time Il
would be impossible for to address this large crowd
With @ any sat.iassiop to them Or to myself sis. Of
taneous has been the recognition BY the true Aasri
coupled with the q an .b
~ to coz troll their own affairs Let the foreigner come
We wiz treat him politely, but he must allow us the
lauehter) Ihope honest foreigner ia going to &C.
here and behaves himself pledge myself disciple
rights. But still must vote myself and must vote
for my native born countrymen for Office
Gov shs not ss do { E: own country
~ were to 60 to England today or to Germany or to
GENTLEMAN IN THE CRowD-suggestsd that the speake:
good De-; g and
thunder some Of these mornings. Gaughtsr)
Gov. BRowN-Yes it win make their knees smite to-
gether like Belshassr's QAughtsr) We do not intend
to hp. those Who are opposed to In perfect
volcE-sWe win ali riss in the wagon together"
win be little like the Irishman am about to tell you of
An lrishman once said that he dreamt, when asleep
that he went to the priests to settle some particular bu
take a glass Of whiskey He replisd, s.Fatth, and
l. believe wfl plaise your rverince' Said the
iieve Pn have 1t hot,' he replied. Wen, the
priest retired to prepare the draugh and just before
saf IA nj WAS an n INV fORf 4
ssid would take 1t cowld, shur0, I'd have got the
dram GAushtsr;l And 80, my friends, We had bet.
Of june Ss in the year 1885, in the he. nas Of the
greatest city in the word-the best place ever
Men who do not come into this current are in danger
Of being left on dry land Nov What . report % shall !
am proud-a State that never has engaged in these
sectional and ccntrovsrsss either North or
eoutha State that repo:es in her own conscious de-
covered with the gentle nats from the old North State
@ In has 70 noble
State - security In the hour OF trouble and have
always come to the rescue !. the midst Of
quas Tennessee could lsavs this Union,
tions Of her own once fsvorits chief no more who
told her that the Federal Union must be preserved She
%ss 81 Gns S
esso1s North there !: EsesaeSy in
her way She cannot travel West for there the great
Mississippi On the South she Is hsmmed in BY Aabama,
and Mssssppi and Georgia; and If she were to attempt
to crowd out the Eas there Is her old mother who
would whale her back into the Union. Cheers and
Iaughter.) As We cannot get out, therefore, want
all our bIothers and sisters TO stay In the noble family
and, my friends, am poor Judge Of human nature and
Of the circumstances surrounding us the appsal that
has been made to us win be in vain. When Napoleon,
in marching across Egypt with his army sad and for
lorn In sight Of the Pyramids understanding the
French character, he pointed to thsm and said: .Sol
ders from the summit Of these Pyramids forty
centuries look down upon you" Was enough
huxza was the response Ny friends, from ths height
Of three generations Of time you gzsd upon and this
OF this whole Union rest. Will IL succeed wiz IL not'
lshouts of"Yss, yes"l Now, ! have 70 say TO yo9,,
triumphs shan rejoice. n II fails shall have the
sciousness Of having done my duty. (Chsers Then
may tell them at homo that II 10 al right heref cloud
erie: % Of :. yss, yssnJ may tsl them that you % 60