New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
4 SPEECH BY TON MARSHALL.

Among the rich things enjoyed by the favored few
during the late Railroad Jubilee was characteristic
speech from the renowned Kentucky advocate and
orator. the Hon. Thomas +. Marshall. He followed
Gov. Chase at the Cincinnati reception, and spoke
from the steps Of the Burnet House. We quote from
the correspondent of The Philadelphia Bulletin
When he Gov. CLasel sat down, amid cordial ap-
plause, loud calls were heard for " Marshall Tom
Manhall, who was " around in the most grotesque
looking hat you ever saw. lie was also slightly
"corned," but his popularity seems TO be tough
enough to stand anything. Finally he got up, and
swung TO and fro as the applause went on, aud when 1t
ceased he laid himself out for good speech.
And truly ii was queer, odd mixture of genus and
nonsense and about little Of everything. Something
ike this he said: He began by the remark mat CO
Benton is going about saying the Union Is IN da9ger
and the statement that when fellow Is broken down
polticar he thinks the Union Is gone Loud laughterI
" IT," said Marshall, d" he had gone to Congress,
the Union would have been all night now. was
defeated and didn't 90 TO Congress, but the IhioI
is still safe. | think the peOpe made d
Of a mistake, but the Union amt IN danger
IS for YOU Ohio people, have no right to speak, as
Gene from Kentucky, where they keep nisgers. Now,
Ohio is great State On one side is the lake ana on
the other the Iver, and you fellows are so Industrious
tlat YOU are uniting them by streams through the
country You have, too, great many rallrOadS, anu
il these put together, they would rcach 10 tiS
Pacific, | nave,
extensively in Ohio and free to confess consider
il a great State, great in physical and intellectual
progress. YoL fellows ale getting along Ia ooth.
You have great railroads and plenty OF schools Out
q: Two millions of Your people five hundred thousand
90 to school; and lately visited one OF your colleges
the finest ever saw where three hundred men are
taught every branch of knowledge by the best probes
sons ana really Cincinnati Is great place. can re-
member land AIN not old man, when il was VII
lage, and in the records of modern history nor
century ago, ! was Il wilderness. Our
orators talk about the Wet Lord what a
place that is to talk about l am FOND oil geo
graphical discussion and this triangle, bounded oy
the Mississippi The Ohio River aud the lake, thiaA
Virginia cedtd 10 Congress Congress passed the
ordinance Of 1888 and see the result. have some
tines thought that God Almighty tired his Dtst "heh
uskiug the Mississippi Valley, aud when Virginia
ceded IT, il was n wilderness Now look at tne-the--
the Ordinance of 1888 \ voice Tom You re ught. !
Marshall--lf you were tight as am hicl row, no,
body would recognize you. Now hsiel atI zee
am tight. That gogeous Mississippi, whose l1V-
urelque meandeiings bUIderet by flowers and IN
dulatng rank grass, and unrecoguiz-d save 4y inc
zephyrs oflove never 70 be-s'aiIed by the 10" oil
Il slave. Applause.
After cancg at the fine and prosperous States that
had grown out Of the Northwestern Feritory, MI.
Marshall developed il a rather incoherent nAnher
but with OcoasoLalha hashes The iact th@l 'aeu
Productions hecet exchange ana lasen ccI-iu- ICl4
relations and Unions. lie held that Democracy wa;
most successful when il had ample expansion, aud
ridcuhng notification acA depreeaing innaucal az
union abuhtonisis he recalled sEe very vague IDEAS
wished about a &uiic SUD cutting rope that oell
South Carolina and Nlssaohu etts EAsbt drown waei
they c.vOrted. lie said some people supposed tht
tie spread Of Democracy would play the dev.l but
ddu + hut if COZ aned il would bust anything on Ga
| Almighiys earta.
lie ihcn datsd On the different shapes OF ths CO
neut from Others Looking. said be, from the Nortn
where Dr. Kane died tgy ing 10 fnd rUsd that con
see would have been any il he had found 1t, az
besides there amt no way since God Almgtiy mad
| il right fast and pitched il On TO tue NoLiA Fuse
| Look oI down al the curnbearlng region hear 70
or grow lOC bushels Of corr IN the acre 81 the aH
Vcley aud ,Ie only difficulty Is, vod ei>ti TOO n'uc
] If il into wkiky lha, ruins gr.s, many talente
men. Then ewsy down South - the sugar p!sn,i
lions see low varied the PRODUCTIONS, Hoy g0Tseov