The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02
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White Sulphur Springs addressed the people a Iynchy
burg on the 10Th ut III -Governor John B. Floyd, vhr
was incidentally present. being his way 70 We Norua,
also addressed the meeting Ex Governor FlOYS said,
Fellow Citsens-I have no idea, Whatever ~ ths late
Of The night 70 attempt 70 hold this crowd together,
particularly after Tie aerlt0g, eloquent, an pos1tS 81
dress 10 GAieA YOU kaue just h.ewed. (AludDg 10 Nc
speech Of Mr. Keit published the HERALD Of Tuesday,
Sept a feel that there Danger In the ground hak
am standing upon ana shonn gladly avoid could.
But think there something beyond personal oonsdea
tens that ought 70 move ard that ought 70 move you
(Checrs) There instructive sentiment in the bosom
Of the country At large that the times are postentoua
There u conviction in the mind Of the public THAT wa
have fallen upon evil times and IL requires al that y
sober, sagacious and parlouc 70 rave this noble ship
sAse rom laundering upon me sands upon whom she =
about " be cast Cheers Fellow czens the blessings hat
we are enjoying are not to BIZ timpered with me pr-
eges that accorded TO uuder the constitution under
which We live, are not likely TO be discarded. that
they are in danger, there ooubt II the daily ems
ras,ens nom the press have not satisfied you % y ha
am sure the powerful hRrangne which you have juA4
heard should satisfy you You heard the words a
ne OF The actors In the strife have, from the nps
timens wrought by full sense Of the state 0 things now
existing In one section Of this UDon (Cheors Inere
fearful contest now going on contest Of secttonahsm;
nd how, GLOW citzens Is this to be Avertod Iho
epteman has well depicted tie danger, and, IN grek
measure saved me the travelling the field
The course TO be pursued lei me show The ne Of pro-
cedure that 10 to bring BACK the ship Of Sats 70 is rg
tack CHEERS and secure TO tho country thai prosperity
that has cl aTacterized heretofore How stand affairs t
present. Who you now 10 give your confidence and
suppos ,o2 Which Of the parties now before you mo
entitled 70 your confidence respect2 You heard TIN
noble old wing party spoken Of in terms Of praise and
well did deserve l. twas noble party, and led By
principles OF the old wing party Of 1892 What we're
The tenen Of faith that they urged upon yeu =
Were they pretty much those held By the demo-
cratic paryS Indeed migh say they were identical.
them 70 make good their cause and maintain tho correct
ness tf their principles That was truly No contempt
BILE party. was led By leaders renowned f0r tnec
WISDOM and distinguished tor their eoquenCe Tho doc.
Uines which they had promulgated with 80 mnch foroe
and eloquence are now In oblivion The tariff now ~
obsolete idea The Bank OF the United States IN obso-
ete idea Internal improve by the general govern
ment obsolete idea We pant ourselves upon h0eC
nney sd na ny ,Ssv oDsny pro-
claimed these sentiments In the contest o. '62 why,
Mr.. Pierce beat the Hero Of 'nepultepec merely BY
plurality OF the United States not by . majority
and hence should suppose Ibere nothing very da-
neareniDg in the rssu-nohing, at least 70 urge the
propriety Of Acknowledgement of that old party. There
stood that party in battle array having the vote Of one
million three hundred thousand freemen carrying 0n0
pe for s1d ~sn on pocsr & Sss
banded. II rs far otherwise. They have snce van.
ehed They have gone 70 the tomDs !hey nave
dug their own graves and descended int them, and
they leave proof that they did 50 because tney
have violated their pledges and forsaken their f.ith
(Cheer.) That Is the groaId upon which The wing.
hema elves put the drmembe ment OF their party. That
the ground they assume for organizing new party.
SANITATION. lCheers But did not require The tesu-
mcpy o The Wing party as implied in their advocacy q
the very measures Which the democrats now SUSTAIN
satisfy The democratic parry that IN their hands was e
salvation Of country. The experience OF every ono
who has watched the course OF events and studied the
history Of government since Its inception, W satisfy
him that all this Is wise AID patriotic and good tnaf
history has been accomplished through the agency Of ne
Sscs conceded il because when the wings eOs power
there no measure OF ours that they ever assampeed
There "ss no p0 ~ 3 ~. came
before you pleading their case insisting upon he cor
rectnese Of their views and now fellow cessns, when
ss. n ,SS haSs
that ihe ground over which you should pass VS.
smother course REMINDS me d an anscdOss .hsy sss
up IN my country Il Is With reference 70 . stranger
who, meeting two ladies who we're washing, The top
Of mountain inquired Of them the road leading Mr..
Carter's house 1.-The distance" said he, long, and
wish 70 get there before dark, possible" Go along
up the valley sad they, until you come 70 The turn
fthe road When you get there you will sec thai path
leads right up the mountain sa pretty steep one but
follow H. After you get along that for distance OF about
u mile, you will come TO where there great big pine
the road and when you como there you may
tno. you are Wrong 1aa ns com, Ssss y S
otton, where you started FROM and take the other"
loud hughter) That the way with onr Wing friends
They that they had told you where 70 co. sno whd
you got there, they told you you must come back ana
lake The other road. daughter and cheors) But de-
,ne know whether The they have sdduced
tuBc.ent induce you TO make that changer The gen.
emAn hes covered the ground OF controversy between
the North and the South 10 y that feel there
inch FOR me TO place my foot upon. But there 3 oos
ground winch be has not taken, and which snai take
occasion 70 pas over. He says he n not demo-
crSt. l stand upon o dill r, ut ground rom him
in that respect ! am democrat. (Cheers) Like
Fillmore IN regard TO slavery was remarked By shs
milk Qoud cheers)- and stapi 70 vindcasa
that party, and 10 demonstrate that all that grcas Al
sns, glorious n our county S oesn oSnsrses aP0S a.,
party. This IN not qucsioc merely OF the elevation a
democratic men, because, when our opponents put hen
men INTO power when glorious Rough and Ready -
came INTO power q party President he administered
the government upon the principles Of democracy and
there other seeds taat kind planted BY him,
because he took the seeds from another oaskek
than that Of democracy (Cheers) How stands the &C.
country as stands =, this time upon The map Of ths
world. Why, but few short years Ago-short 81 c~sA
In the annals OF country-you stood hero small, so-
lated hendloss helpless pennilcee province, compare
lively, with your borders scarcely known upon tho map
Of he world, lighting for tho principles Of democracy,
gohg for equal rshtsfof thai equality which 80 dear
70 he heart OF every man. This country entered into
the conflict with Of the most powerful nations on the
ace Of the earth, and abe came out Of glorious asd
lndepen hence the Inauguration OF democratic prnc-
PIES The Of the principles visible In No erpaa
How stood The opponen,s q the democracy How stand
they hS day They said, "we will have no more terri
tory; 20 TO constitute Mississippi The boundary na
have Louisiana" (Cheers) "Thts said our opponenn,
"s hlhbusierrg, e piracy, u plunder" You took Y,
What was tne condition Of things when Florida was
brought into the Union By the democracy Ilow stood
nr for aid 10 drive back the nyrmdons that infested
her borders How stood the opponents Of soc democracy
At this crss3 They s,A, 1--WE will touch nos handle
this upclean thing. We 20 sgainst the scqusston a
Texas We 10 against any enlargement Of our preseut
lmits.n How was IL with the 3tmccra5yG They wont
and secured " NJ also California ald ser secured
the ablcs champion The Shg parry Mr.. Webster said,
in the Senate Of the United s,ss thai the democracy
had brought into the ocrfederncy territory not worth
seventy i've cents Tie wing party arrssned Toe demo
crazy before the country caayDg them with having
pended All The blood and .rcasarc q the nason Tor Con-
siderauon not worth seveusy ave cents (Cbeers.D
What The scte that row cent themselves before
you There not week that passes over that steamer
doee not arrive with abou, million and hslf dollars
worth o. gold brought from California (Cheers) Tnu "
but Of the many procfs a the wisdom Of The demo
cracy (Cbeers) Nov, fellow citizens, what II that
the democracy propose 70 you am not disposed 10
into discussion Of the topics involved in tho present
canvass Tor eel that inclined ri this late
hour TO 10 your homes than listen 20 The posi,oa
Of Mr. Fillmore has been 80 ably explained by my friend
Mr. Kei, that deem almost unnecessary 10 thing
with reference 70 him. But would ask he tho Mr.. u-
who stood boors voc Ia 81. know II n said by
opponents that Fillmore when 10 power won the adj