The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

msiirg hsy, and Other emplcymsuts (wilipg she
hard work and bat mali Amusement TO- the ttIs Ity
ut soon a. er Dave was shot the we're ordered
70 protect the city OF lawrence vheh AL did esv
prevea ~eIy capable OF DOING, said cs and the seq
,n ent was loud conourrei In rhsy went there 70 dl
trenches, and rsde ten tws.vs fors. The wet'
formed into companes had also company cf ladies
we we're there for three weeks and nnsde up
the powder 70 could get INTO sArtri,ses lc,ssrs.)
One hAB OF the audience here declared that they could
not hear MIS- so her husband came ard again IA
raid that be would try ana raise his voice. he had faced
cor creation Hts that before him. went (ssia hs)
Kansas for the purp1se CT making home and Will Civ
viii is s.r me me ' Say We sssfS sss 70
said irAseibls gentemaa far back, wh3 had bee
bis nee. IN Of his body OR some s
Dhsd tents and laid out camps for ourselves
Atsr we had been there four weeks more, up ean-
bowie Knives r'hes pisols and dlrs, and they tod
II we old not CO. they would throw every OF into
.a'd although sorry to say that be Is now N the
hands of the 1 IA
ire the nature the villain Brooks who attacked
sonner loud cheers And had been BY the side o,
o kosassa SAID. ss While as % as saS
bsvs seen pis.ols put to his breast. and hs ssvsr
,aked. (Renswed merimsnt, ami voice. 'sGo on
rad h. TO- ~sns
BIanson, thar killed man, they said he had
he would not ham sheep. We th,ugnt to rescue him
from the grasp Of that Internal scamp Jones (isses
ard appause) Orator (resuming)-I wish to God that
my wies pistol had gone o WREN she snapped 1t at HIM
many lacies here and will tell you what Joass said
Cloud hsses Jones said that he would like to meet
nj cen OF the COD damned Yankees and hs would take
would XIII men w men aud chidren the Kansas Terri
tory lLord cries TOR sBryAnt B'yant.") That gentle
whereupon he (the orAtor) Tesumsd his sea-. much to
the relief Q. the audience and hts discond urs.
1t was then aun0un Jed that Geographic patch hal
been received from Governor REEDB stating his inaby
to be present.
received with LOUD cheers He said-I did not expec 70
address you this evening, fellow citizens came as any
OF you dc or most OF partly from motives Of ouriosi
", but principally from sympathy with the great
Cries of Louder, louder.n
hr. GALLowAy-I will get loud enough dirsstly.
Gar ghter) Iexpscted to near Governor Rsedsr, ana
know that you have been dsspp ,nted welt myself
He has been connected with The procesdinga In
Ha has been witness of the outragss upon the ballot
bex and the rights Of the psopenot upon the rights
Of the people Of Kapzs' but those Of the people
where language of Scripture is applicable than in
this case '.Whera one mem ber suffers ell the
suffer with it. and where + reoicss all rejoice with it..
tbs people of Kansas do in tao welfare Of the people
Of Ohio, AMI 81 hcogh am called sectlona, man. thank
Gcd; ! have . national heart. (Ch.ers)
have always ada,irsd sentence OF ths LsMa
poet, Terence Symptoms OF uuessiness among tSs
aueience) Dsn's be AFRAID; l am not going to quote
LAtiD. But Terence saio,-'I am . man. and l think
nothing human foreign from self" I. Is jast good
sen sentiment =, This e,sniog s !; was in his ,ims; ior
man, OF the philanthropy Of man, and of the patriot
i'm Of man, than to see hi sympathsing with the
nistortur es, wants and OF others. exteadipg
helping hand and having open heart ever ready t,
70 the Aen and dsprsssd Ny fellow oiti-
hoae WHAT ns
9 that "a In q free country for here old city
people have gone out from their old homes
their blood for the defence OF your lsertes and Of
n inc. T.,k asout Americans rniog Amsrisa. Why,
you have an exsmpifcatioa here That others than
Americans rulir g America shIs very hour. sh,r;
ttne We hsiled Kossuth, driven from Hungary by
the oppression Of Austai. and eelgh,ei t. sym ,a:ha,
With him in his sueripgs-a who has dev 3tsd his
zeal and energy to the pomugNon of ,era principles
End yet because he loved liberty too WE'LL he drvsa
land Of The tree and the home OF the brave receive
upathy snd council and he got It, But here (poinng
States, applause driven from It's soil. man and
woan driven from the soil purchased BY the best blood
hat God getting iced for this new c,ntinsnt
all the other lands and g,t the best seed aud pu.
|. in here, that le might raise q better genera ion
than the word had ever seem daughter and applsuse
and yet here in this land wet with the blood these
men aI by the toll and struggles Of those
noble men who achieved our independence -msny men
md women we're driven from their homes, separated
from their children. We talk OF the tyranny or Great
Brian on our Fourth Of July OCCASIONS and some Of
Iyscers talk about this great and free country, and
about their synpathies with the down trodden and
oppressed people Of the earth: bu where to day
there be found stror insacs OF tyranny exhibited
The face Of the earth than ia exhibited upon the soil
81 Kansas and that TOO on the part Of men protesting
writing about Nicaragua, aud deossiug the que ton
whether Pa Ire yju shall be received o ambassador
not and the papers all ovr the country are discussing
the subject of Walkers movemen's the vail Of the
unfortunate is borne to upon the b.esze
rom Kansas; snd while men and women are driven
by hand of
and comirg here to ask for our warm sympathiss,
here Is od General cass, who p:oiesses TO be demo-
crat and has been dstiDguished maa in times past
yettirg excited about old Champion, the h Ministers
anghter and Appause) aud this, while tbs
tetve if the Ii expire to night and
WAS giving his last kick, he w,nId want to kick old
siaep that Nero died R'me was Ssrniog ans
you aii know the sympathy exhibited by Gen. Csss and
hs fellow temccra's fr the wrongsd and outraged peo
pie Ct kansas. The people o. ths wlols country
stated centre 10 reumercnce, agitste1 not upon
question Il political economy not upon question OF
he,her there should be free trade or tariff not upon
que sticn whether the Nissraguan government ID pro-
per one or net not upon question whether the duty
shall be taken OIL or hid up WOOL but upon question
the fundamental questioo OF freedom or slavery-the
question of political life deahtne question Of tue
salvation mna,on o. hLf continent. (Applanss)
men, too, wto call themselves democrats, es-
scendsn.s OF old Thomas Jefsrs,n. What msera-
lie se'cendan'si slaughter) no more resembling
Thomas Jefferson than the miserable lazzaron and beg
OF benign ed Italy are like the Romans who used
va he forum, aad whose voices shook Senatss in
der uncaon of ousges upon the rights and liberties OF
y cir 70 l,wteisizsDs. (Applause Il lad tbs power
hat Judge Ecmonds am or Of those spiriua sts
would invoke old Father JEFFERSON, bring him here upon
tie plsf:rm Qaughter), and W ,uld give Gem Csss
seat here Alter going through the tor maty of intro
soaS ss ss M M n ss
Jefferscu ray, Is this Gen. Casss | doo. know him"
G-sugh.er) In answer to my inquiry, way is thiss
sc0d expect 70 hear the fu,her aoswer For ths very
bes in the word-tha he has not the image ami
super scrpt,n Of democrat written upon him."
CIau ughter) Jeffers would NOT know him. Ny fellow
.zepe In this cay Of trouble and disaster, when mems
hearts fairg, when many OF people running
fro wien brothers and sisters, bone OF
cor bore srd flesh of flesh, driven from
Ksnsas, ard forced to coGe to Washington
ard this great metropolis fr relief, there aIs
to be found o,d nen who call thsmse.vss patti ,ts
and eemoc.atp ard would believe they srs,
troubling themselves abou. this question OF Ncs
,sgrs and Cram p,on aud other questions lat of but
e interest and have heart to feel for the wais and
wees ct bleeding humanity. This is not Niger iss-
tion. (Applauss 1t is Question TOR white men. ZAP
piaupe IL Ia not uuestio whether this that