New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22


TIA, great question Lac beet distinctly submitted TO
a., peoee az innois il tte reccn. efccu, rd thmk
Ga M ,;rcirIss the Con,.i,u'ior ,rd TIE Union
have tfofnpled. Illinois cv saads as she ever has
snl faithful 70 the Constitution ana the Uton. III
poi- n1s Glands o3 ihe ever liza stoOd, removable
Democratic orra; za':oa. tCheers. Every other
Fiee Stat in tits Criou. 81 sone TINE, has wheeled
cat Ct Inc except glorious IL nos. lCteer.l From
he dsy that Hirofs entered tbs oonfoderscy no to
tl's tim, Sc has oas her vote for .he Dencc-s,ic
candidate for .ha Pre- Gcncy ard Weep sidenc in
| every succeeding election; aid yet you have been
tod flat tie only State ths never did fell TO stand by
The Democratic party and the Dctnoeratic organzs-
top, al VOC. fcr n Denocrgtic Presidents Is now
90 be read n, q e Deruoc-ntc party by those States
who lave I'll gone Abolitien. lcbeeIs.l
Wbsn he dark cloud e fana,ci-m gs,s cred 10 the
east. rolled over Ire New England States spread over
Ner-York, completely overwhelmed Pennsylvanis
swept over Ohio ard Indiana, reached the Wabash
River, the gallant, uaited Dmccisey n Illinois turned
hack the tide and KEEP, ls fag Of tie Constitution and
tic Crion foati-g ever glorious illinois AprlaUse
Ibis lie victory rever In b. fore often, for II i. the
triumph of TIE Union Constitutional over fanat
oi'm and dsunion Loud oheeIs Wien al sec
tonal parties unite against the F,dosa Coo-titot'on
ard the Ulicn, al national meg, whether Wings or
Democrats, or by whatever other mace they rnay ne
called shoud unite to maintain the Constitution pre-
serve The Union, and tim back TIE cork ard fata
c.oud Of ssc..Oua. strife.
Tlirois now occupies that elo,o1s, proud positior Of
having checked the tide. Illinois NOV il greeted all
over the Urion-North aud South, Fast sod West
az the only State I. of has not been overwhelmed 10
the recent election. lApplsGse. To what cause do
the Democracy this iriuu PHI IL due 10 fidelity
10 principle IL l. Los the tue principles of Popular
Sovereignty hav etriunPAed. lAppadse ln Iilioci'
the Cincinnati platform Las bsen strictly carried out
in Il to;s the Democratic organization hds been main
tared; in Illinois there have been tests inter-
polatsd it.o The Democratic platform. Loud cheers.
In Illinois Democrat, have never Iroecl 'et because
of differences of option, provided they renamed
inside Of lie Democratic party, ard alded by the
ussgcs CT It's oTgarzati'n. Ii Illinois liberal tole-
rant generous and just poGcy has prevailed and ~
Illinois gior5us triumph is the result Of this vie and
! Just policy.
Now my friends tho re alt in this State, ccbtrasied
gnh the 'dtasters in o:hers, furnishes le son by
~ ich all may profit IL ho future Let the bitterness
thet has been eXcedei Tho passions that bsvc been
arc,sedbe buried with the coutes. out Of which they
| arose Chcersl let us meet opr fellOw-citizens
with whom differ in petite. IN the same menner As
ifihere had been ape1 reliog. growing oGt Of this
contest. lat lis nov begin to consolidate oor party
hepin 10 combine forces for the victory, ia order
! that We NAV rre.ert bold. united and invincble
| front to Abotoli-H AID al liz allied isIns. Chez r..
II wite and patriotic couose.s no~ prevail the great
battle cf popular sovereignty - fought ana tue victory
| won forever. lChee!s.l But If We expect 70 maIr-
tain our Liberties as fathers have transmitted
them 10 u.s. 10. is he vigilant wachful preserving
our org anzation and ready TO present un'ted
irresistible front 10 the common enemy! Whenever he
| shall make his appC arancc.
Here stme ladies On the balcony above the speaker
| IcH out several blue-lights which dropped shower
| Of sparks ard ashes over the Senator. The crowd
shouted, {" Take them away along with great many
other eaclamaticDs, perfectly inde,iaguleLabe Ia the
tumut The ladies, uisaking the noise for Applause
and filed other with enthusiasm or mischief, lit haf
| dozen more rafting them in triumph, and pouring
down (. trent Of dcis sparks and ashes, upcu the
| speaker, officers and reporters. After au nlne1se
amount or shouting and coIsdt rabe expense OF tem-
nor The fair one, understood that their Illumination
| was not wanted and withdrew.
| Senator Douglas proceeded:
"My friends, will new renew 70 yon my grateful
and profound Acknowledgements for this magnificent
deinoIs ration. When arrived st home On the 10Th
of last july and WAS welcomed by such countless
| thousands expected never again To behold another
such greeting. lCheers. NcN tha; the battle /. ger
| and tie victory won We fird anOster sssemblage go
great that no voice reach its extremity, and con-
fees 80 overwhelming that never expect to meet such
| another. You shan you sha, and cheers have
not the vanity to suppose that this is Intended as
| personal ovation to myself. II II. 1t IL. take
some pride and satisfaction in believing that II Is your
heartfelt offering to thoso great constitutional Prrei.
pic. with which nay life is nseparaby ccnnected. aud
for it return TO you 10Y grateful ihalks.' Loud
| cheers. ~,
| This closed the ovation proper, and there was a
gc e1a dispensing OF the crowd, detached por ions OF
| the same pausing on either front OF the fremont
House to listen to harangucs from Vaficn. speakers
II Is impossible 10 tell how many speeches Will be
published in The Tones within the noNt few daSs, az
delivered last evening II is ceftalG that several ecu
| tlemen were burning fer that honor. Ex-G )yernor
| McComas addro rsed crowd OF few hundred who
could not get away irol beneath the west ond Ut the
balcony. Blackwell followed in few benedlctory re-
marks, which closed the ovation to the minority
| Senator.