New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL UNION.
SPEECH Ry GOV FORD OF ONO.


cup'ed the char.
Mr. DWIGHT OLMsTEAD read letter from for
tgrer accompanying banner presented to the Union.
Liberty with the Inscription:
q Liberty. NJ resign thee
Who once had fe!s thy generou. hsrer'
Mr. MAsnRRr responded, sud after song by the
accidcntas, introduced Gov. Thoma, Ii Ford of Ohio
amid tlusiast:c cheering.
Gov FORD said that it was always unpleasant
for him to speak to disappointed audience Mr..
UoweId Of Michigan had been expccted, But they
could rot be more disappointed than he Wa. not
particle. He dissppOiued to find here in the City
of New. York so msny warm friends of Fremont and
Freedom he learned 10 look upon the cities Of this
great couptr, Of ours bu, the spots Gods
creation Laughter ard applsustl. He did not expect
any good Of hem, any more than people ancienty
old fro m Nazareth ILaughterl Where he lived, in
that No Invest Territory over which Jeliers'ns Pro-
yso of l7s7 extended, they expected people 10 do
about rit IT. but here they had no such expectation
Keue~,o laughter 50 they Uisht Juige OF hl' a.
tonishmt 1T when he came to IND that there we've 30
man, in favor OF Freedom, or at lea opposed 10 the
extension of Slavery. He had come t. the conclusion
that the, had b, come ra'ona and that the Ceclara-
tion that half bale of cotton could buy them,
was e,roreous Laughter AID applansel. no
Ia
f flows they had been taking about, and
he ie. like c5t in strange garet there addressing
Republican association; he had not done INST tnlng
before Loud epslsuse. He was an American IN
the true sense Of the word Loud applausel. lie
was not sn Abolltiobist or Diunionist or An Anal
gauatio MIST OF ANYTHING of that sOrt-nothing but
man; Il at was ALL lie had been brought up forever
ence the Union; he had no notion OF dssovhg hln.
self or having anybody else do 1t AppIausel. but
be wanted the Union to be union for the prese,ya
ticn ard not for the destruction of human liberty
Loud applause. lie wsnts d it 10 be q Union fash.
ioned ser 81 least in some degree, the wcd OF Goo
and bis authority, ard not union existing IN con-
tempt Of that authority Continued appausel.
When we talked about John Z. Fremont, Te never
smoke Of disunon Ii Mr. Bachanan should be elected
we inte rded to be loyal citizens But The Democrats
said that the Union depended upon the contpgency OF
electing James buchanan, thing that was never
going TO happen lIheersl. We had been trained III
ttjs country 10 think that II distinct understand
rg That the majority should rnlei but ttese recent po
litlca philosophers had found out that the minority
was 10 rule snd the majority, if they objected were
disunionists Stephens of Georgia, of these phos
opheis said to Gen. Taylor that II he pu'sued his
CsiforIia pole y be would dssolye the Union. Gen'
TAYLOR ssid that there WAS such thing as man hang
pp betw. en- heaven and earth, and there nothing
more ssd about disunon I.aughttr. Stephens, after
Gen. Taylor died, then got mp the Nashville
Conve ntOp, after which be comes North ana
aks to YOU about disunl0u, who have never
thought of it. james Buchanan IS not gong 70
FEB Gushing, too, belongs to the Union saviDg
marty He fss been ever thing, from an Aboitlonist
TO a Pierce Democrat. Toornbs, too, was W ing,
ana bas become Pro-Slsve,y Democrat, and nobody
can think If his fate without being reminaed of the
:" IIsi from the Too BE- doefu sound!
We NoIttern men have never hold any conventions
10 Cisso'ye tie Union and yet these men, known II
he Diurionis.. talk to us as if we the raukest
Di.unionis's South Carolina passed, on the fth OF
Jny resolution to dissolve the Union, and 10 dls
solve il imme isey. Jeferson Davis the Secretary
of War, ran fer Governor OF Mississippi and was
elected on the dlsunioE ticket. lie, too, has turned
Union saver. SeBa FOote said of him that !hey
might wen expect to zee the Devil, on some cold,
frcs,y Sunday morning, sitting IN I" ieEee corner
reading the Bible, as to JEFF. Davis
acknowledge alesilnco to he Union. Gov.
Ford here announced that if be proceeded he must
take of his boots, aud 10 objections being made
the boots came or amid the cheers of the audience
Il has happened twelve thirteen times that the can
Dictates for preaident ard Vice President have been
hom the seoOn; yet nobody before ever accused
them Of ctionelsm. But because Fremont and .y-
ton 1--we north # Mason and Dxons line, the Republi
can party of sectonalisn. They talk about
tie Uniup anG spread it out long as If there were
sixty Uried States. Lsughterl. Some years ago
South Carolina did disaolveth the Union, but before Od
cLcry could say "by the Eternal twice, she dis
solved shack again Applause Suppose the Union
we're dissolved upon such an isnoble pretext, how
would the South be regarded with their O. ,OoO
whites and 600 coo blacks They would be regarded
ssa of despOts and robbers. The North forges the
feters for the South ard the south pockets the cash
Dissolve the Union and there would be rise OF Black
Repubicsnism in tie South laughter You here
are pale.fsced Black Republican,, but dissolve the
Union and tey have there Black Republican party in
its purity Laughter Dissolve the Union, and within
ten days, their niggers would eat them up rump
and stump. DO You suppose the South want TO pay
DUTY on staples they need They dependent upon
the North for every thing they want. The North, too
is sefui to keep between them and Canada. II
Canada is owed do M 400 or 500 miles, there under
grour raroac fellows would steal them out OF nggeis
IN 70 time Lsughte1l. The South expects the Re-
Lubicsns to engage the noble work OF raising the
price of nggers cm 81 600 TO IS 900 each. The boys
in our parts ring the ioea in this way:
Yankee Doodle keep it up,
Itisssplsn ss figures;
Buchanan is the Candidate
To the pics OF niggeis lLsughterl.
The Union always unsafe until more slave territory
is scduireC spd then II IS SAFE again unlll now markets.
are wanted for nlggeTs
Mr. Grosvenor formerly member Of Congress, on
beiDg thrt aeIeo with dsunion, said: Dissolve, bat
before you have been out Cf the Union three
months ,ouu want to come back, for you
find that tie UuIon tof more u.e TO you than you
are to the ULion, by a Cd sight Great lsught'rl.
Wbv Southern man had ssid that tie moment the
Union vas dissolved there W. uld be knives at the
threats u every STAKEHOLDER. But this thing impos
,ible the Union cen never be dissolved Cheep. |
salt TO say about the Candidates. First, then,
ss TO john C.. FIen ont tCheer But they say that
be has never achieved anything. There is one thing,
however be hss dons, he hss scared Loco-Foco De-
u2erscy out of tier tocts lCheers. Why, il is but
a .ew yesls since, wien Fremont returned from his
brilliant exploits be wss clsneo as son Of the South
ard sword was presented hn. This, how
ever, they have forgotten, because row they
tesrtd be was going to preven. them from
real ziDg hlgh prce for their D,ggers. They
1t 1t accuse hin Of being Catholic. The ASSET
.ion Ii without foundation and lticuloas. Bat what
If he were! Is be, because Of that disqualified from
hodiDg ofice ? They co not dare TO say that being
Ceti ole dsqualfes him, for if they did, teey would
Gee large number of votes. They go to the hno1
Nohipgs eno say he taolc, ana then go 70 Tue
foreigners in tbeir own party and say ne a., 10
Nothug. Recs nily, TOO they had found out toa. ue