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

sugsDe goine ON n this great city, whether tho Ame
for yo Papsrs examined them with great interest
We ceah not for moment imagine, away out in the
Bible . book Of books rsn s.r schools and arss,dss
away sss n the ws.t ss, true . Their instisots.
ha. but recently developed hinsel-tSas domestic ami
thsm he has grippled with that old ssrSsat and thus
far has hssn enabled to crush him It now remains
% sss yea s s.s sn
snss w soGn work G that you 80 s.,S.y Ssss. Of
o ss west IN snts s'Uc H %o.
that tSs section from Which % rs had % can s; as1s.
stand elsewhere than upon the side OF the Union You
know that and my friends from Kentucky who with
me- represent the dark and bloody ground Of this great
bloody ground yet feel and We know that We have
had master spirits amongst us who worthy Of any
~s 1 IN; . 4
State from which bail contains the ashes Of him
Sos.r 'ns his county
lend all the majesty Of hts mind and the eloqusnce Of his
Clays cloud cheers) Can the State which holds the
ashes Of that be unsathful to this UnionS cloud
shouts Of mo noV No, gentlemen no; the STATE
Union, with hand grapped upon the North and ths
other upon the South. until time shall forever
Prolonged and enthusiastic applause, during which
the speaker retired from the stand.
Mr.. L. G. Levin was next introduced by the Chairman
Gentlemen said he, VIII now present to you the Hon.
Lewis @. Levin, Of Pennsylvania
A. VoIcE-I at his battle in 1874.
Mr.. LEVIN said:--
al! that sec, all that hear, all that feel assures
me that our country stands in the circumstances of
crisis-vast, rapid and decisive; crisis that shall de-
foreign tyrants and tramped In the dust or whether
our country shall perform her Observation-Disclosures the
OF king5 and the colossal fabric Of eudaty shall
be crushed beneath the chariot wheels OF triumphant
millions. America, or embodied liberty, like q second
Sampson is bursting the wthss that bind her mighty
limbs and her delverance will prove the precursor or
human freedom. The spirit that actuAtss you is the
spirit that actuatsd ysur fathers when they threw the
festival Of the fourth day Of july and consecrated an
humble tomb at Mount Vernon, in Virginia (Applause
in the city Of Philadelphs last week It Was essentially
and emphatcally national council, and presented
snes % s sps .ns ss. % Ss % oonssa
ton, wherein private interest and public veal are
50 nicely and squitsby con.insd that s all psrvsdng
implicitly obeyed through our whole vast empire, with
out creating any pressure one particular part-like
pressure, though powerful yet from its adjusted
equip0ss, becomes as light and buoyant the aim OF
no West but each man IL bis own particular ri Stale feel
ing with his brothers that they all children OF the
s to the
pstSes that shall for ever sanstiy them lHpplauss5
delphias You Of the old line, you oa44 who watched
the cradle Of Gam in his infancy (Cheers)
Mr.. IzyN-You Of the old Nue Of IA, watched over
his cradle dangers, and we felt genuine American
pride IS we eazed on his noble form and his eagle
10 sympathetic American throb; they determined to
dis8gure the symmetry oi his manly form blacken
slave, transferring him 70 Cleveland Ohio there 70 re-
christen him by Bishop Hughes, and change his glo-
But fellow Americans, the plot has failed fns we6
woven with all the noseless Of the SPIDER
caught ana we hold sns% Sp 70
and execration.
Avo1cE-Three groans for Seward.
Mr. LEvN-Sam, our own glorious Sam, instead OF
being disagured or having hts complexion changed,
nov. nov s,snus Soidy upon On A%sTcan nc platform ike
Avcics-wh.t about shimsr, the martyr .. popsrys
Mr.. LEyN-He fell as Americans ever ready to fall,
original the that have threatened AmerI
cca letter Of isio against slavery not SPAIN Por-
tuga or Italy but slavery In the United States In
up by Daniel OCoDnels celebrated letter to the re-
peslers of Cincinnati, in which he told them that
where they had the elective franchise to cast their
votes in such way IS to carry out the pous inten
tons of his Holiness the Pope As subjects Of the Pope
they were told to advocate Irish repeal and, pous
was that sewnrd over estmatug the abolition vote Of
the United M States and supposing that By combining
dancy forgot the claims Of lis native land and inslt
to the snissary Of his Holiness.
Mr.. IE1v1TSs result is before the world. What is
the banner now raised in Cleveland Ohio By the ennis
saiies Of the Pope, who st determined to carry
disunisn-black, blasting and bloody There is no
midway path for them they have struck out
ns America. or no This ana s s issue
which the enemies Of the republic stands They ask the
.sssor.to. q the Missouri in order 70 So
into power the necks Of deluded people. Will
any constitutional lawyer deny that the Missouri CON-
practical good result from its restorstton2 Can these
dsmagoguss be sincere in their proposition to restore It,
slave State in Southern California? And would Cafor
MIA consent to thsf h not the Senate of the United
States 20 that woud b; S
that the restoratiea Of the Missouri csmpromise
. IN E 5n:y s, a
y :esd !. Assin Of sssa. ssd e
ssph.ny q hell upon the propSssss Of four our patriots I
but oh ct them not do It, n the Of union Of
AIraIst for the arr Of liberty to rsst upon Immense
applause.) The American party stands upon its Anne
4 ~ ens 70 hs S csnsSs.ey wh. 'ss there M s"ni &
left on which can st..d and raise IT, Voice I II viii
n NTH % Which is9 e. ~
"a guard s enc
would 4. honor q aassns dsys or the spsn
dor Of promised greatness -cang to Il, II you would
transmit to your childrsn's children, the freedom to
nents in Philadelphia were not even in favor Of
half measures, when . nation looked for whole
They for doing nothngat Phadeiphialeading the
party Ike lamb 10 Cleveland, to resolve the Seward
stamp upon ts front But thank God the ccnsprstors
stands firmly BY the constitution It's league firmly knit
and the hearts Of its members devoted and true We
have lost but auxhaiies, that term be not too
atrong to overrats their zeal They surely overlooked
In their impious arrogance, the sublime truth that
when God sends blessings TO man, he also sends
OF the angel Of Pasadise Was to our frst parents,
the freedom Of the press IL to the generation
that gathered from the reformation OF Luther the i'm
mortal principles embodied In the Rights Of You,
ye men OF - have seen the American Gag trampsd In
the dust and American freemen shot down In cold
blood In defence Of their dearest rights Though nob
Kessington and glorious old Southwark drenched,
they were fsrtil.sd By pure Amsrcan blood. Did We