New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23


cosrsa tsneelcy Ct thirgs wsud yet sa!ess 80
peope rise u der might in coess aeocs OF the oar
ruI tIons xhEA az going en- in s2ie Of Csnttuasas
Of scvernmsnt, uo,<eruine liberties aud let us
dow Is Rons fell fss Nov a.i:S o,,,ss,c, sS:a
tee # Invitation, sad think thea 81 ~ have tcs-
passed iotg enough upon your time. Tao
eenilerner have invited ms have approved 81 ny
whole course N Ccoyrsss. Among the fa, auss 70
which my impet uoviiy prompted ne. was mprcNsu
dff,rs. Of that gallant Counodore, tee soa OF Johs
Psaeing. K was a time wien hr. Ioones and Mr..
Nephets were lAading William Walker to the stissI
| defended Commodore Psudiag ss ny ccosi.seet
ard by the efforts of my fIsuds srd myself that es4
lnSn wss subSs qGent.y vindcsted IN the House sad
before tho country, and tSi' nStaudlhs "us.
Walker 20 far a. tie seton OF Consrsss sss CON,
cerred vss consigned 10 infsmy-merited iafAuy asd
contempt. While upon this subject let mo
say, fel'oE-cirzens, Tat just before tie scy'an.
plent ct Corsrss, drrS al act aud got II repostso
by TIE Ccmnttse on Revolutionary Pensoasa girsx
10 tie teiss OF PsIlcirg, Williams sad Nsa War;
cwrshp O. land esch 70 be nsued altar teer pncgea-
ors respectively srd. ir my opioon. that act vii DO
org toe fist passed al the neAt sesson OF Cangoss
cid th;s, fellow citizens, because THIS was cas-:
wherein was pspsbie proof that Republics are indeeA
urers;efuL Tie traitor Arnold, after he lets shu
country ard went 10 Ems and, received title aaa
so coo s,eIln FOR his treason. The poor noidfcs
ct those patrio Of this courty-Psaldios. Wihsms
and Van Wsyt -who proved that they were not to Dc
bought by British gold received ssything acA
tie less. thrg WHICH can be done is to give taen
towr 10 each which should bear the names OF tsex
patriotic fishers. Cheering Now, fellow citizees.
let me refer briefly 10 matters about hone. Tns
other day tcck up psper, puohshed N THIS csassys
called Tie Eastern STATE Journal. weercia fouoe
uy reme coupled with tbs eupeonious epithes
sef jew, thank thee fer the word" eecssse
when came TO lcok over the history Of tbs wausyed
Nova-Scotian, who probably indicted the sr!.cls, L
lesrnod that he had len K0cklsrd Couaty for the
equity good, ss Wig few years sgoi that no
settled en- White Plains ard that there in 1873 he s
a ucs, consistent Democrat, supporting. no doubt, for
proper cousdersop, the election OF taa Buren, ana
Aosms, Dix aud Seth NJ. Gates. We'll, sb,ut tas
tine | remembered thst i was most violent CN0
aud Butler man, and l iecolect that st tbs tune
Cas- AID Batter were the regular Democratic
nominees. and that tie moeaic ticket which this
senSn scppOr%SS T sor sciie xsss
enbe,ed tie career Of this individual ard rcasete
that by the 6uence end assistance of my fsads in
tho lower ps of this county, positions had oeea 0ss-
fer, q upOn bin in the Democratic party which -
such mean, sneaking eur WA ever entitled to have
loud sppsuse -wheu recuilectsd thu. this fellows
paper teencd with Articles paisog to tho skiso to
man whoG he row calls All Apostle must Goa
fess that they were paid for-I felt certsn amount
of disgust at this fellow calling me an apostste Bus
politics II axe suarge beGfelows. And whus 1 an
upon this theme, it Is well known that l an an
ea nc st opposec Of toll bridges ard by tho expsot
turo Of good deal Of time and effort snccss dsd 10
making this Third avenue bridge free bridge. There
are tobidges above us, too that th,Ik ought 70 -
made free there is toll-bridge at White PiAlas, Asd
this fellow IS the ioga,her aud has been IA the hebt
az tong everybody in the Democratic party, whether
! Coastal or Copgossmen. That renders 1t to me
abor Of love to endeavor to abolish the totsate o.
White riaiup Loud laughter and applause Ava
! while am upon this little subject, lot mo say
that when l had the honor to bs nominated
for Congress-, had the m sforune from
certtin considerations connected with news
! pspaper, to have this individual tied TO my tsi!s
ard, Ike good patured kite dew through toe Die
trct and elevated him with myself, and yes lssrced
recently that he said that he conferred on me the homer
oimy nomination. Why, Sir, a! the time when he Wa
friends-snd / hope God Almighty will pardon them
for hayiog given them (lsugbter he obtained ION
Edward Haight of Westcsester, 70 get for him the
nCn"u for Assembly sV h' was forced ::
KNOWLEDGE. Now, have had to rsftr TO
this little thing because it is local aud l shall 70
through tbs District exposing tho corrupt Influences
And dare to meet them whether individually OF esl-
lec,ivelyI care not-nor do care where-belors the
indepei dept and intelligent ctzens OF nine u this
District. Intend, it is possible. dursg the eos
campaign, to prove those lines Of the poet:
"TLy spirit. Independence. let me share.
Lofdtf the Hon be art aud eagle eJei
ny ~ 1 sssd ih S o, T IL. % SSy.. .a
intend, in tie career which Is before mo, IL tn
county to throw the responsibility ef sustaining my
acts in Congress upon the people; for II have doss
right, i: is their duty 10 sustain me-. lCheerisg Tas
peculiar advantage which tee South has In the Con-
eress of our nstion, have observed since thers,
| grows out VI the fact that when taoy get Q pubic
servant who has fair amount Of ability and Integrity,
who sticks close to their peculiar nstitutions they re-
turn him from year to year. Herce you VII see
jones Las been In Congress 10 years; Houston. l2t
Letcher, g. Stephens, r. Well, these gentlsmsa DO.
familiar with the buscess Of sstion, becasso
legslallon after all 10 business. Well, yoa sead .
mar from this District fer term and by about the
time that he esves, he just becomes familiar with tho
rules which govern the House. Bat If you rstsrn
your you make hun proficient in the business
Of legislation, e6d you enable him TO cope With the
legislators of the South. God Almighty has net bsea
boun.ful Of brains TO them than ~ US Northern
men; nor has he been Of manly courage. L,sd
cheering l kno~ that tho institutions OF to-
MOTH, tnat the laws Of the Moth, forbid asd
puSish duelingi know 1t is against the moral
sentiment of the North; but still sag
1t is due to the Noth-becsuse We ere
brave, patriotic and intslgent-thst We should have
mea IL Congress who will Il needs he, q! leaS. defesd
themselves cheers and Vncicate the hssef Of tho
FIceDen OF tie Free States. [Imnense applause
Now. fellow ctzsps, in CONCLUSION, trust that you
will psrcon me for the time that have consumed,
ard let me say 10 you that IN my career in Congress
hail live up to the advice given by Wo.ey TO Crom-
well in Henry VIII;
''Pe just ard fear not. Let all the ends thos
ainl'st at be thy eourtiys, thy Code and Truths;
martyr.
The cheering at the conclusion Of Mr.. Hsskin's
speech was most exhilsrating Mr. Hskin wa WARE
y cor and The excitement continued for sev.
eral minutes.
Messrs Caldwell, TsIlmsn and Tsppsn wore thsa
spponted committee resolutions. They rsports<
The follosrg, which yere unanimously adopted snil
much applause; after which the meeting separated
with three cheers for John Is. Haskn.
R>'g,d That the T,nly viset3g' and a!-penAsnt cs:s
paftusc Of tie Ninth CopgsssyaS DE-
int Hon. John b. Hahn, during the recent sesia a