The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-15


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sound and feel more nspehde9t 9. man. augher
tn he nad /, money IL !, reov;res Il do not hceye
that It is owned by the democratic party. 10
ha maid IN land nj their choice HamghicrI
Ihaye had some experience in that business Taushter
know what the iaborer likes the best He likes that
snd s w he pase
the exercSe Of recman's right Now Mr. President
ike the phrase II familiar article 10 ali Of Us in this
country and Is ono which has continued in usefulness II
commenced J. before rs my reSoecon and yet as useful
ns ssd here ahou, tras snd ahou . e
the name of teams and wagons Gaurhter1 | used to
drive them when was n boy and ike 10 drive them
vet Continued iaurhtcr1 Sir Il i, a verv Comfortable
thing to ride along and take a friend with YOU
into your wagon when YOU can (Roars Of laughter
wo,,d have no objection 10 te ton m looking at the load
Iaurhtcr1 think we are doing il now Give il plenty
Now like @ ,h @ dca noo Of o road I 10
the idea MS tho FIRST step towards the railroad but would
brought down the house Mr. President the Convention
at Cincinnati has stuck TO their platform something about
Pacific road but it is covered up under constitutional
provisions Their mind is not clear whether the const
tuition authorizes It. They have been looking al II since
the day il was penncd and have not yet made up their
minds whether permits them TO build railroad 10 Ca
Nfornia Gauphter1 Well is il fair to supposea n concu
sion which they have not come to for this long period Of
time that tIcy u nrr;vs ~ Il for Inc nert cr vsars
NO. cav IN tLe ~enne Of the whole North and ~ .ha
neope Of The whole country and saw to .California
which have much rcason ,o ike T,ucbfcr, that thsv
n, Nor ro,d tbnv st trs i 20 hn r1o,," @ e ny
North IannansaI They mns, No, hand II nvar 70 tho
ains x,i Nc .ht ,ts ] vo , h n u,sf ~ 'o
scIf within ts own limits I;rcat lauchterl ~ "
Mr. HOWARD OF Ca-They viii not do t.
Mr., IAwMWe desire railroads we desire free commu
picaton we desire no nasses when wa travel rrne
man, face is enough to mass him anywhere on the cs or
the earth wbeter he he high or low or rich or IF
he bears he marks on his face Of freeman Il il enough
10 mass him through anv porion Of the word
Now sir I do not like the platform which
cry They dare not come out and proclaim
10 tle counirv In honest and unrjgt hat \ TO-
but they undertake to cover il up They undertake to 90
for those comnromses md the potforn, yrhich tbev
adopcd in 1s52 stood upon That nIatform and harc
some right TO know what it IS That platform Mr. presi
dent derno ted the line OF ~ degrees "a minutes II re
collect right and ali north Of that ne was n ha
to freedom Since that time they have removed these
Kansas Nehrosia hi with all tha, chain means th
nlotform of 1870 Well sir i means the nlatsorn NJ
$50 ,H " .ho oI Soono' u' s s =. % . as e ,m P.Sam
Now Mr. President may hc dcta;nno tho 'Cnrwant;nn
too long fCries OF .sNo no o on would ike that
the whole industry of this country should have G bro
lection would encourages the great facilities
ike 10 SEQ the coal of the main snrng and
the motive power Of the spndics Of Massachusetts
railroads on which we travel aughter1 like 10 SOC
the tecning products Of the West como down to gladden.
These are the things Mr. President which we ought to
encourage These arc the things which mako our coun
try thrive nd make il great aud make it what il is
would like to see the hlmbor of Maine come with the
greatest and facility into tho shpyards which are to
form the vehicles which carry commerce to tho
different parts the worldand not only our commerce
but intelligence and greatness a nation (Appause
and laughtcr) These the things which would like
TO encourage But would in the first place before
could encourage them mit stop to that aggression
We must give to the Of the South opportunity
rise and say to every freeman, sYou wrong" Let
every portion Of country unite in the great
effort Let open the doors wide and cast out none
who willing to be with and to believe as we be-
like that feeling which encourages ytnr of interest
to country that goes make up the great mass Of
at this moment embracing three times the number Of
people which She has at this time SO much individual
energy and so much Of usefulness as this country and
this people (Applause) ) Now M President shall we
throw these great objects which have in view
away s-or shall we tarry here for a short timer
think we have interest enophif We look on that man
then reflect on the people who TO inhabt ito Keen m
here months f necessary (Appausc Hut Mi tbs ia
10 be accomplished in short sace of time This great
effort which VIC are all united in will be accomplished in
few days have no doubt but il win come 10 an amica
BILE arrangement Ihave no doubt but il viii result in
great benefit to the country have no Doubt that il will
resul, in the victory of he Candidates which We
10 the country Iipplausc Mr. President AL Of tho
Convention forbearance We are on n road which "a q
little rough It is easier day than il was yeacrdav
was tho day before / think that on MONDAY i; will be
easier than II s TODAY have no doubt INT 4 viii ha
perfcct nlain on Tuesday ncxt Mr. president u,n havc
travelled over the rougiest part of the road on lot s
upset our wagon but let us enoy the pleasant over
the plains n auphter and apnSuse \.
The PRyspEsT as Mr. law resumed his seat nrono.ed
in rcspect 10 ono who asknc nothing for hscf aa a.
voted his grcot head and s oreat hear to tho con,rv
three cheers or iye OaL Ceorge IPesondad ~ ,~b.
good dcal of enthusiasm ~