The daily union., 1856-10-29
AsorHER eRAsD Rally AT PaILADELPHIA.-

ANOTHER GRAND RALLY AT PaILADELPHIA--
HON. REyERDY yoHSsoS's GREAT SPEECH.
Ons Of ths knsst Assmblsges which this oAmgagO has
witnessed vas drawn tossksr IAsl Saturday sEsOing al
Phil.GslphA b. the AnnoaDoes0t Of address b. the
HOu Rsyerdy JOhnsOn, Of Maryland the oldEns whss
ths demoerats and AL Others Who give their support to
Buchanan and Breekinridge The distinguished geatls
man uus have been truly graf6sd BY his very cordial
reception
ThrOaghOu, the whole proceedings lsays the Pennsyi
vAAiAn there prOf1ss demOnstatOns Of that demo
cratic enthasSsm which won the victory the l4Gh and
which imPAhenty waits achieve sim glorious
triumph on lhe 4ih Of November.
TIE sPeeeh delivered b. Hon Rsverdy Johnson this
occasion n every respect worthy Of patriot and a
statesman We make room for the following extract;
The condition Of the country eow-citEsns i admitted
70 se 60 perioas as % gve eooeern 70 every
liA erction exert either in removing increasing
that peril impArts this anxiety ard soici-
tade felt upon any antecedent ocessea The mo-
that ds5oserrd what the issue which the con
involved inStnctyely determined give rnest
and cordial support the nominees Of The Cncn nau
Conseniion lioad aPpAase and every days oeserv4ton
since with every dsy reflection which have since bee a
able 70 give has but confirmed confidence in the wis
dom Of that determination.
Its known to you perhaps that have heretofore been
member Of the whig party In prior contests have been
found 10 differ and differ widely, in opinioa with the
jOFiy Of those with whom associated Those
differences occasionally involved different inlerpret
tons Of the constitution bat they Affected
Of domestic foreign policy, without threatening IN their
issue danger Institutions Tue march Of our
erument still onward IN career OF prosperity and
power unerampIe in the history OF The world The
Of things s sadly the reverse Heretofore there have
exhibited occasional ebQlitons Of hostility 10 the
tinustion Of that government 10 which We all the
blessings hich b<long individually and socially but
there well defined jusnhahe cause for these
manifestations they created no psrvadng apprehension in
the public mind II Is otherwise now philanthropy
AssQmsd or misguded-s reli goss zeal hypocrtcal
aRatieabave resord 10 all the avenues TO the public
mndtbe husings, the press the balls q Congress even
every vtupfrsve epitht which the language Affords has
been beard sound and resound in assault certain
States Of the Union, and upon an Institution peculiar 10
thsm-nsepsrabl connected they honestly believe with
their prosperity and happiness people not with their
very existence q people
So strong and deep impression has this conduct
made upon the public mind Of the South that in the udg
Of many it il thought better 81 to end all the
political eonneron which heretofore il has been their
pride own in order to preserve their own sepect
and TO maintain themselves in the possession Of rights
which they hsnesy believe sacred under common
Constitution Without yielding to this impression indi
ydnay, believing, and being assured that the bat
tie Of the constitution be fought under the eorstitn-
ton rather than in disregard Of IL and IN The mon rather
than Of have time and again advised thoe who Of
td such counsel TO stay within the bounds Of the Gnoo
until separation should bcoe inevitable sPrause and
an grzssd row-clE-ns TO Be able 10 ASSURE that
the result Of your preliminary contest on the 4th OF the
present month and the contest in Indiana and Ohio,
curing they have the House OF Representatives 10 the
democratic party put end for The time at least 10 all
danger [Load applsuse With Senate true TO the cou-
stitnoa Of the counfry and with House Of Represens
tyes equally as have the assurance the next
House uf Representatives will be- ne lose the pres
idenfiA candidate safety u s orr own and no matter
who mar be elevated the chair in his psor be viii be
impoeui to the preparation Of any wrong Cheer.
In coming the eUncusion 10 support the nominees Of
the democratic party, took no counsel frou the PTo-
dces xhich might naturally have resulted from antece-
dent political association Even II the sabSects upon
which these previous political diereDees still
In being should have looked only 70 the danger which
threAtened the oounry aRd should have stopped
70 consider and to adjust any subordinate issues when the
country endangered By domestic foe than when
was in peril froun foreign foe Loud applaase
Mr. johnson remarked with thrilling effect ID conclusion
Gentleuaen the last struggle will soor cone On The
night Of 4th Of November the destiny Of this republic
win have been fixed doubt not fathers meant il
should be fred and when the mornings dawn shall be
Ushered in trust in God yon viii be sbe spread upon
The ghtnDgs wing throughout the Of the entire
county the joyful udings of safety, carrying thrill
Of delight 10 thousands ard hundreds Of thousands d
patriotic boso Applause II viii then be found thai
American fr-esu adequate 70 al the Demands o. %
tiote duty II win thea be that msn in this bsssd
country Of ours competent 10 exercise srgOvvrnment
and shall Be enabled 70 elevate high II the political
6rmanent glorious rtpublic in undimmed lnsrt q
shine forth the 70 lnmne, warn, and cheer the
whole world Of man