The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25


HIS eyes bad been 30 pleased and his heart overoysd,
BY the appearance Of This great Convention that he had
no room for osher feelings than those q delight He
found the American party IKE HAnAby Rudgsa ravsn,
and would sti never say die He fen cmbaraase1 By
ths question for although, Mr.. unnAn haA nd VI
Convention be felt that much dspensss upos shs result
Of 70 days deiibcrs,icn. He vas thinning Of those
gallant mea who were 81 this nemsnt wAscang with In.
would never b ouas sss sSea band =
composed q John J. crinenden, q Ksnsscky-QssA
ehAss.a-. Joss Ben. q fssa:.ss-yeSssn,-
Henry Winter Davis, Of Maryland. and heS FELLOW Pc
rtota Goud chsering) He vM not prepared 70 unise
and rspuScsss a srms length uati iSsy should noaiy
thetr opinious tcheers.) But he vS opposed 70 NE
oosrup and oorrup.ing policy Of hs prescs sdninsrs
any body Of who were eprosed 70 the odous prnc
pie should require only Ten Thousand inhabitants OF
ooustsus,ou, and . hundred thousssa % admit :
ssais Without slavery. Cseer.l w. Brooks ccssnued
70 state that he had abored IN the Senate Of the sA 70
BY the Governor The NEXT session and Ne nsxt he had
struggled for the same law and been defeated fhs last
voice and thoss,republcaps. He called upoa those
who spoke for the republicans 70 say WHISTLER they would
pledge themselves 70 sdops ahd support Americsn prnci
ples II the republicans would do that they would pay
~ much court 70 American principles ~ they Formerly
bad 10 foreigners; n thsy would mes upcs The national
cns % 1yc ss voice oS snoS ~ America. Ds
had been beaten party; had the republican party,
and just the stars would succeed the light
this dsy-hs spoke II ~ q prophecy, and was willing n
be tried and Judged by The prediction hereafter-the
publican party IA dead, dead dead, and viii know
turrecon unloss they give up their ono des and adopt
such platform Crlienden, Bell M shall and such
could stand upon. He willing 70 support similar
that laid down by Thomas Corwin Of Ohio and upon
suoh one he believed, the united forccs might march
on 10 victory. and overthrow The demccraho party.
(Cheers)
Mr. q. A. scpooes made eloquent and stirring a.
peal in favor OF msstanipG American principles ipv,s-
ate and favor Of holding the Convention on the same
day az the republican, not Tor the purpose abandon
ing but with view OF Strengthening American principles
By securing the overthrow OF the democracy.
Mr.. " j. wooD speke against any attempt of fusion
with repubBcsnism.
Mr.. Bmrror body and strongly oppcsed any rrrscn
whatever with republicans BE iusfrrct by the
Ccunc be refvvsentcd 10 Oppose all sisnp n fislps
The tc,erlcan usrty was composed or men formerly az
oil OitCr psELs. ihJee OF democratic anieced9ats
could rot Be led INTO tho vepub lan gAnka lie denied
Ia tsro was nuy syfnrs'hg IN common boiwesn krns
ticsns end ftpuoloens, aud casd upcn Tho AmericAa
part W ,ieli lrn and alone.
TIE ccur cd. ihon tooi, one hours re-sss
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