The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

tne reason. (Cheers sud laushter.) Virginia he said
gives thirty Thousand Soars year to this enterprise
What do the "frends OF ireedom' give'
oap,, KyspFE-rass rugs to hang UP in the churches
| Mr. FLorD-Iet me make suggestion Suppose we
ase the ss raised for bleeding Kansas and for the
PuohSan s9pagn and invest IN ploughs and hoes and
breeches nr the emigrants who go to Liberia. How
would that beS There is common front OF humanity
ana mercy common ground where you and T. and al
Oh US, Notn socih East and West, e stand in
iraternai effort to carry and consumate (Cheers
But (said he) they cay that impossible The world Is
very wde and democrats and Americans do not live all
over IT, "a voice. They ought to, though.") They
ought to- and trust In God the day will when they
sea-" Mr. Floyd proceeded picture the blessings
have flowed and that flow FROM the principle Of de-
mocracy Our candidate (sad he) Is entirely deni
neo with the great principles and spirit OF democratic
conservatism than any Other. living We chose
worthy Of the cause worthy OF the principles and worhy
OF our confidence, when nominated candidate for
the exaitea position James Buchanan OF Pennsylvania
The platform Of principles upon which he stands
q that which the democratic party have always
stood on. II has been the cloud by day and the
pillar on fire by night to guide the country to
at the ostend letter. and have affected to believe
threatened the forcibie seizure of Cuba. There
such sentiment in H. nor anything approaching it, The
principles no there announced precisely those ayowed
by Mr. Webster and by Mr. Everett and ever
doubted the conservatism OF either Of these gentlemen
me principle is rigni, and will be approved OF by all
men when understood which is easily done by reading
the letter. 1t contempates the acquisition OF Cuba
cibe seizure, unless 1t could only be gotten by
force when absolutely essential for our self prcserva
with reference to our control in the Cult and Central
American seas the black republicans invite aggression
premacy Of the American people this water
Such course on their part in view OF their abolition
tendencies and the principles under which they
into existence perhaps both natural inevitable
Their success then would be render part OF
that control on this continent which gives to the federal
Union its present influence amongst the States
of the world 1t should not be forgotten, too
that the triumph of such party, welding
only one halfthe and political power Of the Union
OF
under the assurance thus given OF the CO operation of
administration in their schemes Of American con.
quest aggrandizement The Africanizaton OF Cuba
the control OF the thmus passages to the Pacific and
with them Of the commerce OF that great ocean, would
be amongst the fruits which would rpen under such q
policy Of our foreign ADMINISTRATION never conceived
Of so bard master 70 the negro race as tho black
pubicans OF the North II drives him day and night
They make them furnish the oratory and all the
sympathy for all the speeches In highways and bye
night through heat and cold in sunshine and In dark
nese. these down trodden sons of Africa
required TO come to the assistance OF the
black republican orators who are perambulatipg
the country In the South we work him in the daytime
and let MIN 10 sleep at night Here there Is rest
for the sole OF his foot But than all that fellow
citizens when they have with him, when the adver
sary Is killed and the stakes delivered the hand
me
Kansas. Mr.. Floyd pictured the effect on the free me-
chancs OF the North OF carrying out the wishes Of the
sbolionsts, and turning 5000 900 Of slaves upon the
labor market. have q few more words say fellow
citizens, and then will have finished. Humble and
I
fact have received Invitation speak here
this day has been thought subject Of sufficient worth to
justify the republication OF speech which have made in
Virginia. Fellow citizens sorry to say that have
been considered, too Of sufficient importance 10 be mis-
represented in what did say What sad there repeat
here. IL Is printed in all the papers and read H.
| shun no question, and | wear no masx (Good) II
were even possessed Of spirit Of cowNdce-whica
would oanisn mo from my hearthstone for ever
would have assurance in the spirit which IN the
Cincinnati Convention to uphold and sustain me 10 de
clarUg firmly my sentiments The democracy / there
found to be un-one and ndvisible. found the
Of Mesi achuset,s agree with the man OF south Carolina
pheg Yankee and the Hospur, the Cheva.
lhr OF the SOUTH lie down together like brothers in
faith and In one belief am embol: ened therefore, TO
speak the faith democracy wherever am spoke Ii In
Ly ynchburg SPEAK here. But have got ono word
oi explanation to make When spoke in Lynchburg
and whes came out OF the counties in Virginia, where
carrying the canvass speaking from every peak
that could reach, from every valley, and from
The borders Of every mountain stream whsro there
free citizens 10 speak TO- believed that the dangers TO
democracy were in the American party That BY
Judgment; singled out my adversary and singled him
cause thought him the stalworih aud the
formidable. old so in Iynchburg. ] said that sho
array Of democracy should be against the array The
this explanation to make. dnd from a sojouro Of
week in New Yok that the enemy Of democracy Is not
the democracy ard the American party. tell yeu what
these bonds Tney the bonds Of Justice, OF
sre he bpna. 81 the ac oops,uon and Of Se
ANmu-How about the foreign vote.
Nix. FIoYD.-I will tell you my friend
Gaughter.) When IL was proposed occasion to
The assembled chiefs OF Greece that they should invite
their great adversary Hector who hal dealt death and
destruction in all their ranks, 10 entertainment aud
feast cf the sturdy resolute objected because
he their enemy. Nesor, the wise and cone derste
chie 81 the Grccinn host proposed union, and was
agreed TO- salwor,h through the rugged and the
daring chief who had objected, finally up his objec
.ion win ,ns declaration on 81, let n,m come nsn
% Ss s and S.v viii Ssr 90, G' the q s@
.aviu sfa ,hcf
question after have saved the Union. Your city
fire. These Is a confauauon raging In Gods name
will you inquire who shall TO put cut (Cries OF No,
no Let Us put it. out fellow citizens and the Ore
pspies will 6ght IN peace Afterwards {aughcr) Nov,
what have got 10 say In ths-and you viii excuse me,
trust, fclloN citizens If there be little egosm In H.
because ifhere be anys subject tha hate most 10 talk
about the subject OF myself have aever expressed
an opinion that intend to retraci-never. But say
this you now-such the change the aspect Of poll
teal affairs, that has fastened Itself on my conscience
here the North that fthe head and front
of offence against all whs offend against democracy
] who stand by against all ooners and all goers.
in my small and Insignificant way, TO whom there
would that there Is any ground OF suspicion against
his faith to the democratic party vel you here now,
that elector Of the State OF virginia and going TO
be chosenthe world Of oppression and ooloquy could
not prevent mel tell you, fellow citizens, Fillmore men
and reoubcans you show that the candidate Of
the black republican party can ony he beaten BY my
vote being cast for Mr. Flmore NJ It eite my roe o
spplause.) And win tell you something more. virg
nis democratic Virginia. that failed and never fa
tered-ta yoice-"Neber re'')-aye, and never tired
either, my friend since the British nag took lis recedng
courre scross the waters OF the Asn,cP Pigtnfr too
Ua up and .nd ~ ny tocl in that morepnt and n
fhot roe That IA ali have got 10 say.
Noicx-Give something aqout Bolts.
OTHER voicEs-"oh, no he not worth taking about =
"r-d u don't think you've got Bo1 y Nc.
Mr.. FIoSp--Al that have got to say conclusion s
this that the pilot which has hitherto navigcd the ship
has been the principle OF democracy The crew on board
her the constitution loving patries of the
country. There breakers ahead and every
should be at his post The minor differences Of party
should longer divide u.s. but every who loves hts
country should the In conclusion fellow
citizens, say
Once into the breach
Dear friends more
Mr. Fioyn leudy checred al the conclusion oi his
remarks resolution Of thanks put and carried
The meeting then dispersed some minutes amer r. NJ,
the speech having occupied over two hours and halt
Mr.. Floyd's delivery much impaired by occasional
hoarseness or breaking down OF the voice.
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