New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
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pSss 1s' ~. ,swad 1ot day oftS. ese'S1
E.s..d that c'@g s o Apsosii tie .1es
S,1vrs The .aooesfa r,sult oftbe osrts',. A"' N
n oar csn5,ose ey issel5 inofes'ee iIy o .5o,.e5
no,;op the address and resolutions we're acop'ep a..
Ue p.~e,nr,r tn4n iptrod uced the Hon. JoHF w;
ropsyy II PDilss lphis, who vas Iece''eo WIN ''N
cteefs ,, o,, AID roRNvy
by ci4,1r,s; feel grsiifad in being abe to
-, b. fore you ~ ons 10 Participate 10 tne cele-
y which hiss been sLpoGbcsd--toe ncniosIlop o.
sSs naoples candidate, OF ois OF tho u1Uanee "o
Sod up euirg toe wooe e1:tng session ..
s rr,dxire nri1ciple. And l an grsthso, iuf-
49, n b4;ng sb.e TO bear here IN your presence my
tribute 10 the coursgs, the ico6pebdonce auo
6p,istsroy Of the gentleman whom you ue'e J'iu'
FINALLY PLACED before the people tor reetct9u. ~.
ken eoue part 10 the con roVefsy "nc ot
Ia.a AID having been present SbeL VARIOUS oeu anas
vsre mace ct the sest Of the feeefa 0oVeID1.It ~
saw Mr Hsss,n tried, not only oy owns olu ,is
threats Of power, but by its Embellishments lOV' hou
that struggle iu whicn that man quaned or ie
ferd. (Ch..rs ItIsquirsd 90 bis psrt Reullenen;
rrnurnop couragf, tus sinlog peculsr Peisoue'
Kelsiio., ssbe DID to TOE EnsGou, o5sospdspoe
a1d oreat self ieuis to tear himsef Iooss IRON those
with whom be had been ttus closely sssooStsoi ahc
more asn a il required that he snouid Keep cooslhnt
18th over biuee lest i1 tbat great political center
xt.,s public virtue constantly sspped, g0ere the
,nblo mar Is constantly 10 danger OF oe1g betrayed
t. should fall into the hsods OF bis enemies. II re
ouIcd on his part ttst he should 30 bear bin
"a ss to be able to Ieeist the Ah lenc'
Il power, but be able to stand witnou
g,pcion He came fron District which
i,d not only gwen HIN q leIge pu'olty. ou. Thic
bod given TO Mr.. Booharen deceive vote atd 70
70 nssn more venture to soy % Mr.. Bccaarso 10
otsted than to jr. Hssein Tor tie manner 10 which
tbs Democratic party in this vicinity rolled up the
vote they gave 70 the Democratic candid ste IL BOT
Ri: active exetioDs his persond Devotion to toe char
,ssr OF the Prefioeuti NC feel that Shat oaodica.s
reeu,oosed loY pretended to reopr0cste all the oe
yot'ta which Nr. HsskiD h.m-el manifested, rem
deret bin Of all men the mtn upon ~hom me Prss-
dest might rely ia cobduotpg tie sfirs u the Gov
,rent Al ihe ee.t of the Feder. Cspita. lie did not
20 to Washington to betray principle, or TO ce-
seit the sLoioste Of bis CHOICE. tie saw this
Adninis rstiop which he had thus tohed TO
slea with four years oi po~et, WIN Iu.
y. his friend. The abinet was died Slth msn to-
yMd whom ne sustsined tne most ntinete relations.
What reason, then, had he 10 90 anything but the
M Hsskin to take any other than an honest course
Issy then, ny fellow -onizeps, thst yo1 do well In
nlscpp in betUTe bis constituents for another trial
iCLeeTs ard applause. Yes, you not only do Eel,
but Won would not DO well If you did no. do But
| say now that when the time comes tba. public men
in the North srs not sustsioec who have done wnat
Mr. Hsskp has dOue-whsn that tiDe Gomez
that the people OF this Congressional District or
apv Congressional District, refuse to do
honor TO such a mar, then we become 10 tnis re-
e,or race Of towards aud slaves. Cheers and ap-
plsuse.l My fs.los.citizens, l must bs little
PERSONAL because, appearing before you as L
do I am impelled, if not ctmpdled, to re-
fr to porli n of the political history in which l
have borne a prominent part. My restions to tne
uesert Executive Of the United states begca with
early boy hood from the tue lorg before became
voter when wac HE intimate confident end friend.
From early youth down to the present hour or rather
10 a PERIOD one year ago, sustained toward Mr. Bu-
ehsuan relsioDs not opiy OF iDtimacy, Dut OF more
than intimacy. Hso he been my father, II ms oloSd
ran in MY VEINS uld not pave been rnoie oeYoteoly
attached to him. Applause believed that that
.srtnest and affection was recipiocsted. We had
sd in our good ord State Of Penrsylyarla Tor many
yssrs TO elect this gentlefnsn TO the Presidency IL
HI TO mp lot-bon in the country IN which he grew
10 manhood the country where ne resd law, 10 the
country where he still has his residence, IN tnat
oeu1txy where be says LIE expects 10 DE
sna knowing him thua well leu 10 ny roy , 70 90
n the aspirations of hneclf and the wishes OF bis
hiends Ir 1914 we went TO the City OF BshnOre IL
.uucted to vote for a distinguished citizen OF your
Ss,e, Mr.. Ven Bmen; but owing to the pnohe aron
d hw celebrated Texss letter, the delega ion from
Penpsyly snia, 10 is well knogn concluded that Nj
ym BuIen 81 I, f,rfeed the confidence oi the Dsmo-
cate purity and that 1t became us to present our own
,syopd citizen Tor tha. high place. We did 80, and
va sieo, Bot still ia ls48 TeappeaIed upon the
Ksre with onr fellow oitizess AID there the friends
Nj Vsp Buren, in this state repaid Us in kind Tor tho
looo turn We bod sesved them four years before.
IApplause Urdsuuted We continued TO organise
i .ed N
farmer friend, AID we were again defeated. Inat
tesmsd 10 be the last cbance-the last shot in the
lcker-n may use the expression. But ne ~ss ap-
ported BY President Pierce In 1875 to I'LL the hgh
and uupoitaut mission of Minister 10 England While
ttes be wss removed from the scenes OF domestic
4 roitics and quietly and observaLty watched tue
Movements st home pending and succeeding the repea
Of TIE Missouri hne. NJ. Bnehsnan bad oeen knoWh
f his A. acbrpept 20 thst line. Though 10 1872 while
ssueert of laS With Dir. Hopkins, az Lancaster "a,
be ate dec meeting IN which he denouueedt suo
HQusrtly 10 lS47, he came out IN ms ceieotalea
B,,ks (cnuty letter aud stated there tnat the Only
nav q, st.le the Slavery question to run the lice
nke Pacac go as to secure 70 the Nor,h ana 10 Tue
South Their respective berehs on eacn sue OF II o.
| ,crosed BY its original friends. therefore Il
| Ess that hile al foreign court, absent irSn hls
| ovt country, his nsme became peculiarly tne name
| Sithe Amsriosn people, the one tina. wonld !eao
l tie Democratic party 10 victory again. h's o!o
ields in Pennsylvania moved ioIw ard, aud again We
| ogsized. We saw the time had come ~hso our
shsnpion could be presented 20 our people. w re,
pared TO Cine matt. Riysries-hone ivalries-nad
been extipguished bitterness growing out the Nus,
scui lire aud the passage Of the Ksnsae n b
tsd temporarily removed other candidates from the
lfed 20 tboughtl and Cass men Dsds inen, auo
lbuctsnsn men in Pennsy lvAnia mste common cause,
snd repaired 70 Cincinnati for the purpose OF putting
lbs gentleman in nomiuation. W nen resche1
there the fret Indication that appeared was that the
lsltreme South had resolved upon air. BGcnsnso
srnhnssicn. They ssw 10 him the light OF moter,t'
lCousrryatiye sentiment. They sa. 10 him, for th'
Snt time, q pubic man who hsvng been absent from
be oouItry therefore disconnected from the e1cinl
revsies of the day would be compelled from ms posi
hcp Do Justice to Northern feelings, and ektingeist