The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

This paper d called the Philadelphia Daily Necs Tue
entirely on the electoral ticket they have the
Safe On the latter the two parties vogener wu carry
Pennsylvania Tuesday week, by NJ least ieooc Ator
LAST Wednesday hundreds and III ousands poured into
Lancaster city all parts Of tie county purely
county demonstration, for MT hfiy PERSONS arrived
duI,pg the day by the Saoals or no in from
carly hour in Carts wagons, drays and the various
the Dutch farmers OF Pennsylvania These delegations
OF them coming thirty miles sr-ved With banners
iyirg and bands Of music; twenty e. tnIty Big osawny
evergreens and flowers and Their horses covered with
Tags Coal wagons we're drswe by eight ten, twelve
and even twenty mules; there we're skeleton wagons,
and every kind of.sap thai cc1ld 60 o road with
animal drsggpgk Il would be impossible TO give an
idca of the various devices and Inscriptions; one how
ever par tculsry tool our ssenton-two bears thresh
ing wheat, and the motto FIJI more Buck wheat n.o
legations had arrived, the wagons were ompuet and
placed dosble line in the back streets Of the CITY, and
states that the vehicles he himself thus
arranged must have mounted up 10 at least 200 Toe
most extFsvGgant expectations Of the up of the
de mons tIaon exceeded, ard even the railway Off
Gals, who are all Bncnahan men, owned that was the
greatest affair Of the kind ever sen IN Lancaster, not
even excepting 1910.
Perhaps the chief cause of excitement the
nouncement that the Hon. Mr. Buri;ngame would posi-
lively be present. When he arrived excitement was at
its height and every body seemed DESTROYS Of saying
something to him and shaking him by the hand 0ae
man could ut say word bat with tears in his eyes,
slapped the orator the shoulder, and walked away,
saying "hed come over twenty miles to see the man
who had biun'd Bully Brooks"
When about two O'Clock in the afternoon Lancaster
full, there scarcely room to walk, Governor
Hamlin Of Maine, left with the Committee of Arrange
mer u for vacant outside Of the town. where plat
form bad been erected People began to arrive In shoals
and IN . short time upwards Of 1900 people were
ground. With the beautiful town bounding the prospect
one side, the glorious Pennsy lvanisn hills on the
other, and orchard trees hled with human beings
In front Of the speaker, coup da was formed which
could not be exceeded for beauty little after two
O'Clock ihe meeting called to order, and the follow
officers appointed
PRFsnrsI-col James Myers Columbia
Hartman Mrthwes ward Christian shen. Sou Invest ward
IS ecu os EzaDe aa
Gaa asSd Barr Eoss
%s n Bush
John Ruier Leacock DANIEL senseng BreckDock DR. L.
iTiet y u christian Herr, Ea%Ps!sr pr, 4 Siinger
Epais e asr se %
Sanlsim Snsaip John TintnsE Daniel
On ssss oSSnhhp Henry LOys Peter
nshp Jacob Roher East Lampeter Nicholas Farlamb
a Esa Per
Clay John Mccartney, Pequea Amos Croft. Providence;
RErAEIEsohn Herr, strasbarg: Francis W. Christ
Liale Rraia; Jacob T. Cassel. Mount joy "''
The PRESIDENT, after . few remarks, introduced Gov
Hamlin Of Maine, who was received with all kinds Of
cries and demonstrations The having some what
su5sided he sad-I have come 70 hold converse With
Immense corcourse of citizens, and moved by the en-.
thusasm owing you, ] shall be able 70 return 10 my
eMn STATE sra fay 70 my e1os 10 the last tae glorious
ninion rot unmndiu Of the obigson resting upon
them Your soil is fruitful viii the blood OF freemen
and If the liberties of this country secured 1t the
price Of much toll aud blood IL belongs to TO
this conquest gained for By the sacrifice OF the lives
and fortunes iatners and hand the down intact
TO children. The sxifui mariner the trackiess
watches the char IN The sky notes the accu
mu a,r couds and should the win ts OF heaven drive
he nv Wh he
ride through the tempest and eventua y regain his
course. We may learn lessons Of wisdom from the
mariner may where the ship Of State IL tending
no her, and divine where she "a going There
but question for us 10 deter mine; old axioms
ceac and now bare no practical bearing. Iou might
well dig up the fossil remains Of an ante. duvian
era, unrol the mummy from It's sarcophsgus, 10
tax o. nI,ns, backs or the SsIiou'ion o. the mo,
passed away, ard another and more vital one has
forever placed them amorg the things that were.
The quest OF freedom ought never to have been dis
cufsed and would not have been, but that party
falsely called democrat has told TO slavery the free labor
o. The North, and we have other aternany than
eher to meet the sue or come slaves ourselves The
South learned that there party Of men in the North
who could be made subserven to is Purposes, aud u
that Northern satserviency had not existed should
not have been ergDged IN the present struggle II
has become the one absorbing issue whether the
be ,ubveIed and henceorward and for based only
: L slavery, The Declaration Of Independence
oundsd on freedom and the consultation was based upon
people and the laboring man. Republics existed In
Greece ard Rome, bst the masses were Ignored, and
TIER liberties never were REQUIRED The founders OF
oLstuton took The experience OF former republics and
such precedents framed the only consultation which
has contained the elements OF republican strength
Was based net on wealth but on labor In wha. coz.
stated the capital OF the Revolution Not Ia wealth,
ror commerce, nor N. nuactrre5 nor banks, nor
storcs-for then hal them nc,-but tas sta.
wat forms aud hare arms and hands Of the
sons OF labor gave il strength Our fathers
believed in the wealth OF mans muscles and fabor;
and upon such . capital they framed the nobiest the
reest government & Al any people ever bad. But
The question thrust upon US shall capital owa the ir,e
labor ofthe North n0w owns tue slave labor Of the
South (Cries Of NO "Noi') When look around on
this vast asscmolago and the fishing eyes. the de
tormined ooAs the evidences OF labor; when | survey
this beautiful country through which have Just pissed
the fruitful, wei cultivated fields the cattle AMI the
nocks the many smiling farms the homes OF contenied
and happy people scattered midst the hills and eides
feel warned W BY your prosperity, AMI say 10 my
friends IN the cold and rocky East fcnpsylysna sse
when there Was democratic party but now, when II
bows hs head 10 slavery, / will none Of II. The
party has no right to longer use the name; bai,
the name, let u be lite generous, aud no.
take away that also rejoice 70 6nd that the great body
q Henry Gay wings are ith 10 here. some Of the lead
ers have proved false 70 bis memory, and are now
lcsgucG with his political enemies, and declaring for
sho malgned min his death Ny personal rccoec.ions
u Henry Cay do no, extend Tar back. When hrs,
linn Il n the Senate nj Washington lie not The
henry Clay he once had been MS strength pare4
his seat and declared that would be consent
10 the extension Of slavery foot Of territory
iTee me prfAt Orkior warRel up Dfgnt Hs41ed
md he vas again the formed 10 isad m at q
senate and so noble people. Bat now, bis old
political risnss are proving false 70 bis great principles
and are Dining themselves with bis worst enemies.
NolcE-Give US a little bit Of Maine.
Why you had little b. Of Maine the 9th Of 5sptsm
bsr QAyghier) Our opponents ia, the election
was not legal one for Ony one psriy voted. (Chcsrsl
they are about right Tor thore s;ucely any
thing Of them left Hor DID We 60 ~ IN tsn you no
&c did n. We beat them by Maine hard work. We or.
sanzed, ve had com mittecs 10 every distrct-Con.
gressiona, Leg astve, All the way down 10 school dis
uics and we organized every voter, and knew lost
how Tie folks were gong That's bos did IL; ami Il
you vii leave this meeting, and all Of you become mis-
sionaries ard get 10 work In right earnest, we did
Pennsylvania will be Just like Maine. To protect free
not 70 make slaves, the object Of fathers
this sovernmant. "Ihe protection Of lie
nor Of liberty but the pursuit Of nggers now the
doctrine. II Washington and Jefferson were
from their graves and appear again amongst Us
hey would not hnd the government they established
a. Did you hear q that man no got asleep 10 his
wagon along the ppbic road Well, hw horse stopped
and taken out Of the sbal and the le sleeping
the wagon but n last he woke up and be could nj
make out whether be had lost . horse found wagon
In Washi nd yrrc n aoeth he nre