New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

tbst er''h eve'y State IN the Mon in favor OF per
Mort he,i 70 81 b ut sgPpoee that You DON
bow are tfey go. ching up TO Washington 10 tax,
Ike 10 Sc Net 81 ter md applause. Gov PIovC
ntrated that fyou - he bankers hod tb,i, ,oI'
Ie proulittv bv whic. 'umpv soains. The 80 80
coin: repnGiare it as 80 lean roprave vha. ~
Part, end the labcripC m ~ 'on but 10 the nan
of common sense what does be " rad -, - ~
The Government Why. be couist, 'ow o. r,lr,o s'
ro, them lChecrs ard lsughtcrl. ", On - :.
.rrro.e zach a thing possible OF eot- r,,6 A.
derisred We must give the sinews tho. : S -
mt now II strikes me hat this olo Ssa,es T 49,
and wilson, end Banks, has more capits It's, Ke,,,
COOS 20 Rothsehild. to Europe, to borrow - -
so,b,chIld rsks, What's up now z" WHY we '
aoino 10 e ut the damned Yeakets." Whist for w sks
Po,h.child WY. It. niger war and We ~ going ~
81 can they rln away " Yes, err Well, II you
III n Yourselves that they will run not a dollar on
srcb property a. that lApplau~ and laughter. But
Jou With youI unhornded wealth snd freedom. there is
20 end 10 the amount OF million. tina, YOU could Dor
Nv in II 9 defense OF The country. Bot l,svirg the
Nancy difficulty. suppose these forces a,raved in mar
,iel order Gentlemen, 1t is 8 fact that are seaA,
and speak il more m sorrow than in anger for, with
-. her faults love my native country stu if she had
no, a noble cbaracter. God knows would ot abandon
re- IN her fate aud her wort enemy could nj wish for
. worse one. There il South Carelna-snd hope
NJ Brooks is not pre.,rt for | am not prepared for
In Tn
very diff, rent reception from my friend NJ Sumner
uoud chcersl. II is true tia, she did not send her
quota of troops in the war of tue Rev outon because she
h,,nd II necessary To keep down her children of the
netTiarchal institution. The other day. in Georgia.
ib.y you'd not vote money 10 send " whit. trash"
IN Kansas because they wanted a, homo keep the
slave, down. Hall the white population are
ca-tsnly neeiec for that. Then there are
I'M, three millions Of white population which
csr act on the defensive. And Won ha,e As
man as that in New-iork. Fifteen Ststes OF the
XoTb might take yea cable possession Of the Republic
I'D look on. But No. gentlemen. the people OF the
Son,b are BOT mad. | remember about year ago this
M, nv of dissolution sent forth from the ATTAIN
tic 70 the Rio Grande. Massachusetts, had actually
sent shoemaker and mechanic to Congress, aud
,rrod 10 nut one of them into the Speak u chair,
rIsre 10 be filed only BY the hereditary of
nnrrle themselves And the people of the South cried
mt 30 QuattlCbum. We won't stand IT! Laughter
and errlsusel. You had always been digging canals
and tudnc railroads, wing in their hands the con-
,ro of the Government and now you begun 10 arouse
to tho great fact that eternal vigilance Is the price OF
ihor-y r, uemberng whose blood was in Your veins,
and had seLt dhercn 81 Oh men 10 me HOUSE ot
R.ufeseutali,cs How they threatened aud clustered,
hui thew were promptly met, and Nlr. Aiken, the
yreo,e.t STAKEHOLDER OF them ALL at last took Mr.
hanks by the TO the chair, ami from that day TO
this Quattcbum his never drawn MS woo''n WORD
IJ,uthtor and cheersl. Judge gentlemen, OF The
presep, from the past. They will come up once more
f. the battle; they will like the Ner devil HIMSELF
and If you don't run they will Loud cheering and
laughter. Ihey VIII 90 WHAT you n1'e oecn
doipp for the last eighty wears; they will ac-
ouitscc Well gentlemen, shall say nothing
about men. Ii they are satisfied with james buchanan
am satisfied with the man of WIDE rcno"n-the noble,
heroic Fremont Prolonged checrinel; | thank Tod
that that which has been imputed TO him a. reason
WHY BE- should not be voted for is true was t that
one of the children of this seeding Stale should be the
standard bearer of the liberties OF men Loud chcers
Well gentlemen, think that | have discharged my
duty. Twelve years ago | stood upon this rostrum,
living rs | did in the midst OF that oliGarchy,
knowing their sentiments and feeling ther power,
and warned you against the men VINO "Ouu
delude YOU with the idea that You could remain
in harmony with them. warned YOU against the an
nsxstor OF Texas as Slave State Now, after twelve
wears more | stand before you again, aud TEL you
that this struggle must some time be- met tnal one or
the other of these principles must triumph IN tnis
country Checr.l. | return once more TO inc prin-
ciplee involved IN this struggle Shadows oil the uays
that are past gather around me. | AIN standing ~
have stood a. reed shaken by the wind as the voice
of one CRYING in the wilderness. What argument have
| not exhausted, TO what sentiment have not
sppe aled And / have called upon every living
thing in vain yet when | remember ,nat
all The experience Of the arcs il concentrated IN
our Constitutions return once more to the charge
aid would that my voice could extend to every
palace and Ia every cabin throughout this wide Re
~ bic that might say To YOU. Arouse from your
fatal deIusion; Liberty and Slavery cannot coexist
but one or the ether must die Prolonged cheers.
followed by three checrc for Cassius NJ. Clayl Bleed
ing limiting, dying, We ink back into our yocele.s
woe. Yet. eh man. and oh woman, whether this
one.tion il 10 b, srtted by the baot-bo1 or by the
cartridge-box leave with you my uidying aspiration
" q my country. mayst thou yet be free
The whole audience with one accord, and
cheer.d with the widest enthusiasm After the cheers
had subsidized. and song had been given by the Gleo
Club the Presdcut cf the Central Union introduced
CuvScEY SNAPPER, amid loud applause. He said
There is one luxury that l crave tonight above
everything ee Il Just the luxury of sitting in some
nos K auc thinkiDg-I never loved 10 think 80 well in
ny life as | do now-and will tell you What am
thinking about Am thinking lust this, that the spirit
of him who in the Senate chamber said he would never,
by word or act. thought be Instrumental IN secur-
III one inch Of territory TO slavery dSels IN the heart
OF him who bears that honOred name Loud cheers
And / tell you that when men, far south !of Ma.
con and Dixons line, stand mp and utter
tbc sentiments that We have heard here to-
night, give them my hand and say in
stand on The tide Of the Union and swear that the
Union shall be preserved BY eternal justice alone We
have been cau,d tie sectional party II covers large
section, md Iapplause inrtheT mar KY arc inc
habit OF fainirg away whenever the word liberty L
bYeathed, a. though some calamity were goihs 10
b. fal our city had bet.r take lte opium ana Ietre
to rest Great lsughicrl: For 10Y own pei, an, am
hearts OF the ircemen Of the Sorth and fair psy-ot
the North, did | cay yes, OF the West ana
s,uth, in sPo.s Cheers Let that n spF' .n Dc
tie question OF Slavery Extension il settled
forever lApplGuse 1t reefs exclusively with the men
OF the North 10 ray whether this war shall De- long
war or a mer. krmi,h. II you are ready 'or q Ions
conte am IL the prime Of life and TIL dI' AN on
The Tide of Liberty CheenngI. If you want peace,
YOU can hay. IT, Ii you Want excitement, II you want
euds II you want dis.uat, heart burnngs, jeaI9as'-
tunnels TRIES and rcsr., you have GnouSA o. zen
,rcady. We hall rot strive TO alley thcrn until you
gye bail for GOOD behavior Laughter and sPpal''i
THIS conflict call the conlc OF ase'' ,et'hd lsus
down TO poiltthe great qu atlon / no.. "T ~. VI