The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18


box and winding sheet, dig for them deep grave
IN bottom OF which no mag oil, ing telescope woul
reach, and then sing for them tie song, which says :
Over d. STONES
v.,. .,,. Whom asssss sss. G.ushser!
Fellow citizens must not detsin yl'u. regret ths
IcaDnot be heard BY those who sho~ an anxiety I,
hear what say (These pernons had goie of loni
IN q the rain But Dac.r N' ersa@
would be eeing you ipjustics, and that should not b
doing myself jusrise, iii attempted to prolong tn sse
utiOns read in your hearing this svenisg and 1t s tina
most heartily approve OF them and endorse the, y
(riss Of 1--WE vi'O wilI you not carry out the sol Vi
o. there in your action here when you CON
os WHAT !" the sU Of hs vos Of shs
all concentrated in this familiar expression which you
all know-that "Anericans must ru Q America" Gap.
cans, and is for you say whether you win decide
peacefully now, or whether you viii decide by ths
OF Roman Cathoicisua N shall have attempted to ride
rough shod over the liberties OF the country.
the speaker person the audience, with the
exphn nation that that was wises lousy tongue
Mr. MAILoRY-Iti Is decidedly long tongue but TO it
does not look like very tongue and As Wise has
drawn In bis tongue hosrg the unclssn thing ovsr
upon that which have submitted to % you. M Much has
been said You have seen already much discussion in
adopted by the great American party Of these United
States That platform as have sald and the rssolu
tons which have heard read endorse to the fullest
Tennessee Governor Bown) that am no apoiogist Of
slavery not nurtured in school whose tendencies
institution and of the relations OF master and slave as
It exists in fifteen Of the States of the Union But that
tsiisent man now before me who win pretend that we
bsve any control over slavery in the States Of this
Union. i Is local institution-ons for witch the
States where 1t exists alone responsible This talk
about slavery! What object is there in agtatng the
subject Of slavery heres oices"Nene y freer to the
the friend of the free American-to show that this
agitation has resulted in nothing but wrong wrong
Of the slave is worse now shan it was when the agits
ton CON neneed twenty or twenty. five years ago But
OF The state Of vsu
in their SssSins which might indaes s them
words for to stand before them, Northern az am,
that Il is their duty and Their interest to hbsrate their
slavess whatwouid all that avaiG You Pennsylva.
reside In tSs Ct city Of New New York. We have a common
nterestn our brethren OF the South and 1t the part
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disrupt the ties Of this confedsracy, whereby If we
tIiumphed that triumph would be an inglorious onsY
There many things would like TO say to you this
OCCASION but must leave you; and have this consola
ton in cutting short my remarks without con:luding
onebah that intended to have sad-namely that the
people Of America awake to this subject and that
they are looking TO matters which concern them
much, and which they have controlafsr matters
which come home to themselves and thsir Ares,des
round which they see the sntynlog thsms.yss
voice Ihey cannos They see ss their E prisons their
and Roman Catholics, which your money and my money
sustaDs These sent here criminals and paupsrs
the monarches Of the Old World now leave this mat
ter with you. 1t not necessary for ask you to
this host Of American ctzensI cannot count or num-
be them only BY acres and suppose there ara sixteen
or seventeen acres here tonight. lApplausel You
are coming, fellow Americans with tremendous power
and force: you are coming
As the winds come when torests are rsnded,
And tell you you will hear their voices when they
have the privilege OF speaking at the ballot box-a voice
wnicn comes Gown
4. saniSs does III ss ,IsiHsR: viii e Goa %
MT. BOILING, Of Va, was next introduced, and In
despite Of the torrents Of rain tbnnsd the
blsss and blurred the rspo.tsrs -, notes said:
vain. II is the 6rst time In my life that have fulfilled
an invitation to speak to brethren in another State
to night, and say to you that half told
me. do not come here, my brethren, to praise one
here to suggest thought II can, that may fall like
sssd 0y the sa'ss and grew s IN day, to come
% where you ycu are and what you He are and In order
to understand this, you must cast your eyes back
over many centuries, when men were staggering
nation. There was then no ray Of light, hope from
heaven, but all men were crushed and down trodden,
solitary ray Of liberty from Gods heaven
building right back Of me. (Hip. hip, hip, hurrah y
Your fathers and my father the fourth day Of July
l77e, caught an inspiration from God and said
stand that that Declaration Of Independence was
read from the very spot where stand feel that
Of those nS TO-
night rejoicing in that glorious liberty, to bless their
and shall we be SO unwe and unpstriotic as to lose III
Seventy eight or hundred years hence shall some
ssrsgg,1ing pilgrim from vi:tSras ds.gotsm come here
cannot, it = viii not, BY God. il shah not
are esDs undes the
scen6aDts snd mine shall comeup here the Turk goes
ssrs
stl growing and increasing, with reemens hearts and
i,smens hands. to love psotsct and save It, and
We are, and who we are; We are in the cradle Of
that liberty NOW, what are WEI (cries OF "sam" and
laushter Are We bisots persecuterss Are We tra
Cd world both evn and religious from conquering as
Dn,s wsh0u , arms IL our hands after We have
% an = Vsis *. n rain va. poa1ss e- doss :ss
n torrents and there rsTs loud cries t % Of
would iDurs the stability Of our country or wsaIen
the bonds Of our Tnioaths only hope Of IN liberty TEL
sect thou behind me, Satan" (Cheers.) Support no
for man for Office who is not Of pure heart
and clean hancs. know the silk sto ,kng, kid gloved
gentry want to rule every body; but who it grasp
ed the lightning In the heavens and taught to bs
messe enger-who, but practical operative printer
Ibsy say We the mob party, and that we are people
without leaders tell you that in the vast assembage
see before mo- there are hearts brave enough, and
minds large enough, to rule this country (The rain
coming down harder than ever and the ccnfu-
,on consequently very great It was almost impos
sble the reporters to take notes. There loud
calls adjournment and the crowd began to dis
perse rapdly It is impossibls, said Mr. for me to
make long speech under these circumstances (Cries
OF 81 Go ahead" and Adjourn y Let MS all remember
that whether hail from Pennsylvania Virginia,
Connecticut Georgia. when tread upon foreign so
is the stars and stripes that give rs Importance and
As the rain continued to pour down With unabated
veo or IL was suggested by the Chairman that the meet
ing should adjourn to the Market house, and motion
having been made to that effect II was carried BY