The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

when The sounds OF no fooastep vas heard bu
that Of tae porter that went before nae and my
cd nov, bus he bearing il all. l have seen II al
and know Mr.. Buchanan viii enter his admisistra.
b Threatened WHEN there danger OF actual terris0r
dissolution Of the Union and when many Of the evils OF
dsunon and those which are father to all the rest
already upon Us. Although he may be elected, the
causes hch have produced all tseee thngs will 70 on
and produce their bitter frun This not the end He
VII, thersioie, have dfncult time In the beginning
He win need the support and cnddence OF all the lovers
OF the Union 80 far a. may have any power TO ACT
he shall receive my support for everything ne doe.
pypf with his pledges " restore harmony the Union
W conciaory means. have idea, OF course, that
force 70 hold the different parts OF The Union together
oinersnt sentiment made ths Union the same senu
ne cal slore preserve it, The sentiment that united
US, and that feeling only fr ON sense OF ecua
every party and II that believe M Bcchauan will act
bis part ((heers) Fellow citizens he viii have dan
ger he viii have trouble Extreme parties In the Nortn
aO her hey ssna 'dsy og
son Of was e .. Ss sSs '0s
of this constitution 10 recoect It's adoption. remember
me 10Y which went through tho country when the State
Of kerb Carolina 70 which belong entered into the
American onion, for she did not join until the second
year OF WashlDeion administration Congress met with
out her Congress held session without her She
in afterwards Iremember al, well; and ii would be
among the csiamies Of my life should live TO see the
woeiui change OF the separation o these States tae
But there is danger Good men, Judging from their own
feelings aad belief, speak Of safety. They speaking
,bx Wscs hey od w be sy ss ssaDss 1ss
i Is too bad 10 be locked a.. They speak from
these these feelings, but ! hare lived to see this
regretted ppbholy ard n public speeches that 1t
wa, ever formed have heard earnest wishes
ths sediment expressed in large public bodies has met
with applause and know by the feeling that es at the
bottom Of that movement that there Is danger In the
end, and the only was TO avert tia; danger to face 1t
know It, and ee and TO apply the proper remedy before
Is tco late Tha, remedy u not forcet is Justice is
kin iness is the constitution OF the United
States in the spirit which i was made ana to do what
right and Just 10 every part OF tue unon II about
seven years to form tbs constitution Five and twenty
yesrs has taken to get 10 present o; danger
iou know that the hrst attempt nu6caon and secee
sion was IN the time OF jackson The Of then
went by and one other point up and another point
has been kept up ever since and during this long
there have been made ahead on the happening Of
which the Union must be dissolved and on, after
another FOR the period OF twenty five years, there has
been deep sfaed feeling OF hostility to this Union and
Mr. Madison, who died In 1883 at the age of s6 among
obsr letters 10 friend states the grief OF his heart
and mtgiving at signs that were approaching;
he noticed the spread throughout the South
ern s:a,es-the spread Of nuliihcaon and what he
called the susceptibility o. the south to- the alarm for
ueir property. He saw going on he the danger
ana In OF these letters he sd tina; dis satisfaction
90 rean IN the Union against is vii any large portion
Of the States. Force with him, o. the question
SO that when love ceased there way to prevent
large section from sliding OF Fellow citizens the remedy
which reseDis Itself TO my mind to Is to deprive any
,ection Union OF the cause 10 ustce to all admin
ster the constitution in Its proper spirit give TO all s
comp onses fun and free rway, and upon that rely
that the people will cling together the email party viii
DO unable 70 make themselves felt. (Loud appause)
Nufcaiion IA the South, nailcaton and secession In
ibe Soaih abolitoram In the North and by abolition
Inn include no man that is against the extension OF
slavery where does not now exist. (Cheers.) l am
cne OF that class nyse (Cbears) have avowed that
on every occasion, and say TO you, follow citzens
,ha one Of the occasions IN which Henry Clay rise
higher than l thought ! ever saw him before, was
when N the debate on the admission OF California
solution was appreciated slavery not carried
into this Tertiary, where never Was Then Mr. Clay
rising, loomtd colo sally in the Senate OF the United
states ss he declaring thai for earthly purpose
1t did not exit before. Cheers Al the time he
world bare his breast against any lnsrscton against
right OF the slaveeolders wherever Il existed (Long
continued spplsusel Twas great and proud day for
Mr.. Clay, towards the latter days OF his fe and an
srs could have been there 10 cch his expression N be
Uttered that sentiment with is reflex his face and hs
couneDance besmips with lfmness OF purpose, would
bsye been glorious moment In which 10 transmit N
20 posteriyhis countenance al alive and luminous
with The IDEAS that beat in his bosom (Loud ap
psuse, which interrupted the speaker) That a
proud day. could have wished that bad spoken the
words. speak them now. iollipg you they were
his, and adopting them rs my own Fellow citizens the
time for Argument has paused by, minds pretty well
made up: cone not here TO change opinions, for
do not expect opinion here TO be changed al ths
tme not 10 make argument but 10 stow myself
among you 10 look you in the face and LET you that
en- ofyou here In this last trial hereatthe last
bour, wber the combat In to be decided. have my
pride and feelings enlisted here for the vote which the
mocrncy Of Missouri shall give, and above all which the
democracy OF the city and county Of S. Louis shall give.
This is the great object OF my speaking TO you night
not 10 make argumenatiye discourse, but III possible
10 10 transmt my feelings 10 you and 70 raise Them
the mark although see they up 10 that mark. |
now merely wish 10 arouse you TO tho proper point for
action TO morrow.
THE WONDERFUL WAGER AND IT'S WON