The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

the acknowledgment OF this right a. the true national Americas
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reasons We are eompeied 70 regard ss ssass
administration as wholly unworthy Of respecs and 20 70
At the conclusion of the foregoing Mr.. j. N. ReyHssas
came forward and made brief address. He said
ladies and Gentlemen-Owing TO the A.ensss Of ~
hour shall on this occasion omit anything like .
sponse to the resolutions just read shall not do
than briefly respond to them. shall omit the train q
thought had prepared for this occasion 1t would have
been in accordance with the programme Tor to spss
upon national Subjects and what subject be
national than of the negro9 There party in
midst whose particular mission 1t would to be -
take OF and protect this We have in staAS
party who have combined and formed what they caA
republican party. Formed from WHAT From the ~
political parties who have died out Who are the mea
who compose its There is Moses H. Grinnen, whoTr
around that : great Iamnsry, Webster, receiving
from him light and heat, without impartng
friend Joseph Blunt and also Of one Of the Governors Z
the lmshouse, old friend Draper of whom mighA
say that like bulls eye in Dutch lugger he casts ~
his light behind. Theae were once wings, but
they have formed FUSION and fusion the like Of
which old not before exis: in chemistry. As friend of
be preserved. (Applause.) From what can they ex-
Pect any good except from supervisory power ever
condition
the negroes freeds Their home is not here but in Aaa
Can prepare Tor their great exodus, frecdf The
freed negro coming contact with the white sbsrer
would become they here among 0utcsstS,
able to tase Of themseves-obiects for the pf0
OF al ankind. But the Nebraska BILL Well, upon tAs
! say would go far any other man to Do
this administration; but still, now that tlss
Missouri comp. oise line has been swept away, it mu2
be apparent that cannot be restored and We take ~
bread constitutional ground that the win Of the pssCls
shall decide in Kansas whether they shall have slavery
or not This is the ground OF the American party TIL
fha pf SDf L.
and oraer. We Of New York demand and have the rghA
toaadopt slavery we choose and should grant tAs
publicans in the North precisely az our Southern
breihren govern their negroes. They must be ruieA,
African been benefited by the fanatics OF the Mortar
What liberty these fanatics wish give negroe
The liberty of the beast ana the vulturo freedom from
labor and control and the liberty OF vice. degradatea
and want This is the freedom which the black repus-
seek TO give tha negro and this il the freednH
which the party opposes Iaeies and gentless
viii new give way more interesting periormar ces
When Mr.. Reynolds concluded, the curtain ypoa
orc OF the mos Impressive and picturesque AaS
young ladies' dressed in white and wearing scars with
the nation al coors and embazoned with stars
~ two companies Of the Continental Guards. In the
centre of these Mics Virginia Mngley, in dress
similar to that which the Genius OF Liberty s supposed
to wear, and bearing in her hand wand crowned with
the cap OF Liberty. The represented immense
tent under which gathered the thirtytwo young
States, the thirty second being intended to per.
sonify the presiding genius Of the republic.
to TIE Cub by Augustine puSanne snd IN @
chorus of which she assisted by the rest. The I'd
iawng verse will give pretty idea Of the compod
A voice DER the land gees forth
'Tis the voice OF a nation freei
10 the East and the West, and the South and the N
Rolling on like the sounding seal
Ills the voice Of the free
It's the shout Of the truel
And they swear by the dag
Ofthe red, white and blue,
Do ye hear whatn sahS [Synsphony
By the bugle's brcRths [Symphonyl
To be true to the Union foreyeri
The ode was wsu sang, and the audience wers -
pleased with It, that Miss DingIcy compelled TO
peat 1t in compliance with unanimous encore. whea
was introduced. lie spoke substantially folows:-
:, laees and Gentiemen-I am glad to stand hero
land--a land where the Pilgrims arst trod upon ou<
shores shall not discuss colors here; thank Goa
that no slave reads the soil of Massachusetts, yield
no man in my devotion the Upion but 90 Justice
ana right against the world. am glad to belong
American party because composed of those born upon
our soi and with devotion to the Unon the Union
of these States Yes let be held together till tiu,s
shau he no Every nation that has existed
hs' CONNER. grated her national days, and Why should
continue to I've and flourish long as the sun shan
hold his place in the heavens. Talk OF platf,rms /
shall be the Rble and the coustit u}iop iAp,
plsusel If we go to destroying one another Liberty
evil influence has crept into land we the Anne
ricanarty have come together to put down this
huepce and to send back the foreign paupers 70 the penf
.entiarics and state prisons of Ireland Germany
soy here, and to all the world, American nstt utoua
be controlled BY American men Amer .an citise
shp must be honored the world over then and mot
till then will nationality be completed and then ne
Will 30 an honor to ourselves and the admiration Of the
world. (Applause.)
Col THoRr, of Louisiana was next ntrcduces-T came
here tonight to speak CT the good deeds Of an old patriot
win (Applause.) came here with no prescrptiyO
feelings, and 80 help me God l never wifi. cenerus
jackson Ia theme to night was not In
politics what called a jackson mea. I
belopg to the party who rallied around the hero
of Ashland. (Apphuse) The ilustrous tlav tore a. =