The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-15

handful Of men ia Kansas. Now this is the last
effort OF the slavsholdsrs send them back bowling TO
ssp S Soa and yOur ssSrd rSa
70 go 20 heaven you shall be among the numoer (Loud
General j. T. NJ LARIxxR Vas then cAllsa upon, and,
10 IN. wer 10 the wishes Of the people, said
Fellow Otzsps-This ID . proud meeting l came Ike
bore night for common purpose hsvpg for our oh
jec the killing the English bill sorry hear
S susn o9 Is S
acts with the greatest solictuie Why Is
entire country is convulssd this subjso II
en- Monday will be decided one or the most important
questions that came before the people have not
been long resident among you, but fsan What have
You had the government against you, Missouri op
posed sgainst you troops against
svs syss
not here to do any OF the lighting, but I am
glad am here s, time % o. vote in the
chanan, l am sorry he is from Penssylv for
tina. my State Occasionally you do find so ne OF the
chAnsu ia specimen Of them. l say regret ths any
mention OF parties has been made here TO night care
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tiluon ys and then the longest pole knocks down me
persimmons Gaugaterl Go to church to morrow and
cay your prayers On Monday get up the first thing in
the morning and give glorious vose for freedom Az for
party politics, will talk OF that hereafter Vote down
the Erglsh BILL crush the Lecompton consultation. aud
matters but Little what party has the uppermost hand
Remember MopdAy. Don't forget to go to the polling
places early GIVE long pull ssfo1 s pull a ,S pa
of the beat Let US 60 down to the evee ana await Mr.
PARROTS arrival. cloud applause)
The Gro va took the hint and marched n body to the
wharf where the Peerless with Mr. Parrcu on board was
just eiec ling landing Tho reception OF Mr. Psrro was
long to be remembered. The people eutnu-
siasc their paudts aud wnen the object of their so
citude had set his foot on shore he ws literally besegsd
on every side Order beng restored The Assembisse
formed line and returned 20 Della ware street, where Il
announced Mr. Parrot would address them, orgi
naly intended On arriving At the groanf they oind Mr.
PARROT there before them He forward in response
to their loud calls and spoke as follows:--
My Friends and Fellow CitizensIt Is said that msfor
tunes never sngy, and 1t TO that have
been extremely unfortunate OF late in meeting my
constituents in Leavenworh. II is we'll knoSa that on
previous occasion was prevented from addressing you by
storm OF wind and rain, aud now have To sooogse 10
you for my delay this evening Iregre taa detained
regre. the because can hardly your indul
gence in OBTAINING you long Cres OK Go We VIII
hear you') have been in the midst Of gses political
contest did desire 10 comDare MY ideas With years. to
that reciprocity OF sentiment still exists between
and my constituents which exstsd at the time lett you
last winter. When You bsnished the Lscompou corstu
ton from Ksnsas with every mark OF iniany upon the
constitution the convention and its authors II taken
up by the democratic party aud made the OF esty
your Representative said that aohorre1 'os, cons,u
ton. In say pg that had the shadow Of doubt
that justified wba. said by the fesings of the
people here While q. Washington acted in acort With
those men who were in favor OF making Kansas free
State Thus when il wA tried 10 crush tae freedom
Of the people here, identified myself vita tha. class OF
men VINO were opposed TO tyranny With that class you
The party opposed to the freedom OF the people Kansas
was you all know, the democratic party. Why did
contend against the democratic pasyf Because, un.
der the pretencs carrying cut doctrine Of ulae
sovereignty Kansas they ate mpted at every stage 70
overthrow that doctrine rha TIE reason way We are
opposed that party here, aud that the reanu whg
opposed II at WAshlretcD. found there was LILLE or
no discrimination be made bet~esa tbose who sd-
ministered power iii Warrington and those whn al.
mnistered Il in Kansas. Democrats required 10
give other test than that upon the ctnplou c,a
sntu,ion. slavery WAS she ali ana all Of tue party,
mn haS1 H--lD
The Cabinet, the Se5a,s, tue House TIE srng-overy.
thing which they con.roedxas brought t. bear for tue
purpose Of fastening the Lscompton Constitution uoon TIE
people OF Kansas but 1t failed. the party o2pnsei 70 the
passage OF he Iecompton consultation coainou, n
siang Of democrats who followed the lesi o: DIugiAs,
OF the repu nllcaps and OF the called Ans csus sly
position indondent I was not DJlslis de-
mocIa, nad no sySpsinss Tor LOB ameriesa psr no,
the republican party Throughout, that struggle was c1ar
acersed in the highest degree by honesty msnn "a. AMI
patriotism They stood BY the Constitution OF tbs Uni!sa
States; not administered IN tho case OF poor
bred Scott, but as was made aud interpreted by our
fathers. The platform upon which tbs opposition stood
was enc which had been Acknowledged by the
people OF Kansas by every test FeloT-citizen,-rdey
have stood by us, aud we shall s'aod by taen IN
every issue. ! hope no friend Of miue-no protessed
frend-wll be alarmed for fear 1 may pick up
the FREQ state party and pu. thsm Into The republican
platform than that which they have already Go,i UPON
put believe tree State party will aght under the repuo
c cs1 o. NO s wss o W"
sst that the government Of TIE Unted States shall not be
thrown into The scale against the free ooring VI the
North, and tho institutions which characerz States
The institution OF the government should be uset Ia
pressive 10 hs ension OF slavery into
any more territory OF the government think In
the free State party Of this country all the elements
which VIII constitute party standing 10 unmiusNsd oos
tity IN slavery until in work shall have been accom-.
pisned. do not wish disso uticn Of the party
stands, but have thought duty 20 aT before you my
opors in regard 10 thorough organization Of TIM
IotSs know the fate OF the Lecompon con,tisrion II
Vas defeated by this coalition. and In its place you have
the Englsb bin take II that the man object IN Offering
you that which you have already refused 10 scoep 70
postpone the contest the slavery question Until
more favorable period. No doao, You al perceive me
true character Of the measure. General Csboua has
granted the certificates OF election and you adopt the
English bin ron hsve many tree so senators aud
representatives Ike Bus III eleoec to Con-
gress under that bill OF events could mako
accept the ofioe. would take certAS Ate from
chain gang 90 certificate like that Locd cllcers Ia
hostility TO slavery, aud on Monday, when the
ballot boxes open, vote do On the Eogish bill
with q will You should not fell 10 poll large
vote as you did 10 January. Aad nov, Eel
your hands, respectfully retire. with IN, adjnraoo ha.
you will on Monday signify for tbs last time, your host
y 10 The Lecompou conftitut) aud 10 all .hoss demo-
crafts VINO have abused yol aud your best interests.
(Cheers and loud spplause).
Thomas Ewing Jr, then called upoa 10 aicrcs, the
people.
Mr.. Ewing made few rcmarks and retired smiis, the
congratulations OF bis friends the hour OF nidnigh
being Nigh the nesting adjourned with loud cheers for
Mr. Parro aud toe other orators aud groanr Tor e Eng
fish bin thus ended The political campaign OF she free
party tue publec. o, the Ecrish Les,mpton b.
IL Ia strongly significant Of the results 20 morror
The Chssbs Works.
from the M1nitcur Do Flose, July 10
Cherbourg Is the issue of the long continued RI