The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

lew days longer sgsnss sse cr,shsug verdict Of
teihseot pstrssic and Ec-yy loving people (Checrs
OF these korue.n Blu ihnSsn doughfses raverslng se
country shouting hto the unwilling the people
he psDas Of Ibs s, rso1se mn s % ses or 10
irss 10 the United stsss There few Garrison
eoes who are disuS onsts. -hcJ do not they
DOL sske ay p~rt in pub'c are kvrsy Hesry every
disunoDs the Uaited states boi9o Acnaocratc
party OH their southern isaders open, pro ssed
Sou nn soil ho will take OF she Caon 10 sst sec
ron OF tbe country. Let us Abc1y TAesr
s"uthern palrios will deal with these s,ubesn dis
ruioDsts cid ss. Houston cuid the ottsy day % The
Loor o. the stDste, NV is weak W ness,y 70
iha-a,eD ,he Discretion Of the ypon. Wi knooS ssm
co0n tCheers lnr) eii said he, thet If RI
Gle .eo we are 10 asvs 40 600 bayonets wssngton
secession and din un'on We shall have nobayenrts 90
secession, no dga,on II Fremont be eec.cd we will
bow 70 the vose Of mnjort, Of the people . Taese
were tns wtros o. Setshern patriot Now gent,smen
we nominated John G. Fremont because ~e Knew ~ was
man OF nerve and Of ron,seea Rho learned
eC he WITH ocr as A 5acso 1898 wf.r be
oroaoanced the sords TO yebelous South Carons tne
submitted even before Ole Hickory had sad es he wad
usve saio-"by the Eternal, 1t shall be preserves.
when these sou,he, IN dtsunaonsts vent to MIN and
threatened 10 involve tho country civil war IL hs
boundary our sa tn. Ao old Hhe hero ,1s o sss
Vista Raise the sta0dsrd OF rebellion, 20 to
ths southern count'y WITH toe stripes and stars; will
call ON the peo0e CT the Scu'h to rally around me
and preserve The CnoD, and they will do it,"
Gentlemen, the CuOI IN dangcr-hberty Is In dan
ger. Let us AXE care OF liberty have said that
supporters OIL MIR B1cnapan repudae ths grand doetno
Of the Deca- Of Independence which declares that
Oil men are born eqiaa-tnat glorious doctrine winch
came from the father Of American democracy Thomas
Jefferson When that doctrine was proclaimed to the |
World by men who pledged to n support their lives their
fortunes and theT sacred honofs-when It read at
the heao Of your army, there soldier
ID the ranks WHO was not ready pour out his blood like
altumna rains 10 establish the doctrine nich made him
before the law, the equal OF peerless Washington
lnst Doctrine gentlemco which have founded
onfada Al hat tbay
are organised to support liberty by the Of
governed-inat doctrine endeared this government OF
ours 10 the lovers OF human liberty over the globe.
And to-day this continent sh rid snk 90 wn below the
level OF the and the OF the Atlantic an Pa.
clhc rolled over tor ever the grand historical
this nation proclaimed that doctrine fundamental
inith the stone which its potcsl in.
stitutons will carry its name down TO the coming ages
aud win for II the love aod admiration o. all man
kind 10 "tbe last syllable o. recorded ums."
In this connection MIR. Wilson went over much the
same arguments that he nsde in hs recent speech In
tie tabernacle the Reputation by Mr. peti, Mr.
BreckIridge ant Mr Choate OF the sentiments or.
10 the Decaar of independence ulso re-
peated substantially hs criticism Of the work,
entitled Free Society Failure and OF Southern
papers on the same text. As the HKrAIp puoshed a
report o. that speech some ten days ago, s
eary 10 repeat ID.
Mr. wilon much sppiauded throughout the whole
Of his epeech.
In oroer 10 get aboard the O'Clock train TO New York.
the reporters this time obliged stand
Mr.. Wison being st speaking Ths meeting was quite
orderly throughout not element OF disturbance mani
feetiog ltseM