The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06


Cincinnati, not in the character Of represe. sive,
IN that character which adorned them all her, Ina. A.
an American citizen. He went there for 9th er ru
loHe, II the question propoundei to HIM VIII, 'the
upon the presenia'n OF proper candidate, there VI
than " say yes fApplause) He ahswere that inter
vogabry the affirmative and he believed that the union
ofhe democracy in tbs State nsared the triumph Of their
paiGa'es N November next for las goes New York
| SO goes the Union' ApYdause) III reference 10 the
iesoVt OBS Of l7ss, hs would make single remark
When sAe constitution wiss formed feared that too
much Wwer was given 70 the federal constitution, and
Patrick Nenry, whose esquence and patriotism mmor-
taiiz,d 'he state which him 6rfh AIRED that it
would Ute government with powers Of consoA-
dauoh CrAscquenty some Of the patriots who formei
up Under sum state OF thin gs introduced Virgin
ana keIiucky te celebrated resolutions OF l798 which
were little else shan the same sentiments that
porated IN The Kansas and Nebraska hill OF 1854 One
word more b.ioi'r concluding these ressrks the
soenn and mpe rAse duty Of public to discharge
his crty earicss locking neither to the right the
lett hSnd. The onY speech ne made son the Kan
and Nebraska BIZ his yes' when his
of Representatives. IIe tire future plainly them he
saw the persecron obsauy aad contempt u which the
democrasc party would DE- subjected by that act he
remembered the men Of she Revolution passed through
the waters OF aicton anl tneu the constitution
liberty ass union (Appaoe) He did not kncvs whe.
thes ucod be his good fortune give .Hcsher
in the ouc OF Rcprese raatyes but he should re-
pose with rashakcn encs upon the recttude OF his
vote Tor the Kansas and Nebraska b believing that that
vote was grp.n in accordance with the constitutoH
{Appause) on parting be woad appeal TO them all ID
forget al sect sDs anmoses re sho Ild do violence
the emotions stAi were controlling him If he did bear
his voluntary tsEhute the his friend
upon his righs (hr. shepard) in restoring peace and
harmony 70 tLs democratic ranks. He nbered how
their presiding eficer, when he called them order,
addressed the Il brothers. They all brothers in
the fullest and most endearng OF that IN for
were they not nembcrs OF the political famlyt
(Apalarsc) lEG saey not all speak common laugnagoy
Id they not weiSnp common Creator, aud in that ar
distant and sunny south represented a,ly by
tnguishcd gent. who had preceded him, (Mr. Her
bert why. the same sun bent over him AZ your
humbe reaker here They all brothers, theu in
the null aeccptat'on Of that term; and whether they
hailed from the go.en shores of California the
gardens OF the sapny South the fgd regions Of the
North they al bound together by inter
ests, especially by common fate. (Appaase
This Union could Lot be overthrow, less white
determine b. de IL Twenty four millions of white
woud never ousar some three millions of black men to
disturb the peace OF his glorious Union. (Appause.)
He only wshct To sa, shat Whenever that struggle
between the White ana the negro lie with the
white man. (Appaisc Ia conclusion, he would, thank
trt fer Il consideration they had shown him. and he
Lad been exceedingly graiiaed TO meet many of his
JouN McKx xo> Esc the District Attorney then respond
to the regular tea- Civil and Religious Iiber
y MS follows -hrcr the cheering with which he was
scevee hsd subsiced, he ss IL feel TO night, that
there pledge given here Of the anon Of the demo
cratic party not only Of she city Of New York. bat OF the
state and mean TO hold every man now present in Old
lanmaEy. whether hara SOFT "a the redemption Of
t.at plcagc. tAppaasel II time 70 be looking back
with Tammany Hail. and they have indulsng me
like spoua child fAu shter and applause) There Is
not man Il, ing who owes ~ them much as do Who
oppo~cG TO the democracy The republican par
~, "a voice-ihe woelly horse) ! am against Fremont
junction against hal II ne has not he ought get
aughtc') The Know Nothngs also found in opposi
been dssect them tina, tired of the
WORK. You beca di-sccting ROOM perhaps
yCu have You ksox It'll about tho most ocnsivo place
uIcn the lace oi the ear and do want put my
lpie into tue dead Of Know Nothingism (augh
tu.) observe that my niend Shepard has given me-
my portion CT the work this evening 70 respond TO the
seit, ~ ~ Cil aud religious liberty" Those gentle
~hu talking about religious freedom all the time
| think trottc the church very little. Qaugher)
II
militant that hey rather smusr than otnerwse. 70
the first tine tic attic party are about ugh
3C0C clergy men, going TO speak Of God
10 the senate Three cheers here given Doug
laS) There i my irsd the Rev Henry Ward Dccche,
~ have been politician all my life havc never ye
hnand nss; that he has no business to preach
politics IN TIC pulpit ahcrc cannot meet him. Qaugh
ter) tie preachers intending TO take part In poll
tics let tlom ont of he pulpit and take the opea
reid (Arplatse) Why. Becclcr would come over
here would l,k him what i my friend Herbert here
h,in louisiana do with his ncgrocsg He wishes go
in,o Kansas with them bat" says Beecher,
/ be shall 70 inso Kansas with them :
am going to give mr. conreqauon rifles, to
sc,r bin and his negroes a~ay." But say 10 Mr.
um ~ wofs Gay s,d nghs for the suppression Of the
lave trade In New York. tell you such facts about
these ponre gsged'ia the slave trade, tha ought to
vice to The country, " you si New York.
,ili p,t yoa ane y~ur men beard q cut
tor whore trey ca, se employed Ia a'tive service.
Uaughter) But seriously speaking, my friends this
'xt mont ION t slavery ques ion Is abou th biggest
humtug go NJ in ,his country You had the
ssue seii presented to yoa tonight .wili you ve in
lie rpor with slav, ~tne ~ n .ak the Union assunder
ana hay, no .lav ~ co.neas,d with voui 4 m YOU
tho.e m, v ho are aetiy IN nu.kag THIS cry for rec,o
v.uld pt he "a 1..los r a sae n difference az I'm par
ent IN IN rr ,ockc,s tse st the Tabernacle
ye bcor ro,brc lnlt coao-u freedom n mt him in
mind az man Al Albany who used 10 make Fourth OF
Iuly srte ,ht~ and the whole burtheo of h,s
th,me vns Nj nv liberty nbcrtv some OF these
mn sho GRO con,nna,ly shousny freedom
l,vo n, nko mn tth n ru,yor th, constitution of the
United states Lycry American whether a native os
a. oted e,iz n i bo,nd 10 suppor, tho corSt,tgton II
,bry ,jl M. t tho sop,t.s, l. moi 10 be sppored
,Dly tbore s m and OF tI,o as.nsaiop am delighted
.ii ia is .ansa .be ,e.le IN Tho Moth will IN re-
10 learn their ceustltup,ai sncs believe there l.
too much iutellrence natYioarm love OF country
r,ai reser, fr The ~, great yeneraton or ,b~
lustre us names of Jefferson and Jackson
a. q III The Uutan slle'' (Appagsel There 4 work
,r "a slJ 10 do n Tia oap.vs.gn There are 10 be two
c.mo.ra,.c copven,,- ou ~. .oth of thls month Let
an. np,s 10 throw m least obstacle n the way OF urson
.hculd-tA voice" o'ish sim IL WI nos say yseh
aanhean r. is.a,e,asY ~ ,he country have rrhi