New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20
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Afsr TIE neDipstco, Gov. CcrsiSs II .snt- repaired
70 the Morrow House, she,e ae ssS, aci Sarn4y
coIs!stnla:sd aRl. "a eIisD po-e ssso1 VS. p
weed outdoors ard he VS. called on oJ sie a'eS-'7'
for srsech As spoke IS follows;
Nh fRrENp.: an ve,y sell s~xs tla' It is cGs-
tonsry en- occss sions Ike TIE present 70 -1tec. t1a
those wh) receive horrors susb IS yoa nsV'ooierI'd
viii e1k krsse the thanks ghI3a ulust DO uplh tls
torsae of every ore 90 hunpeL I vouil % iAs
aiF-ciation for me 70 dery that feel, snd EEL scsI
by, the honor ron have doEe ne. OitsI Is nsFe
eI yed the confidence OF t1ls county endtao.e III ne
0Ia,ey aciBceAt there are portions OF t,is O,isF~s-
-ions District Shch have n-ver served N 81 idnie-
dla'e representative c1arscter.
feel ibis hopor tie uoIe sensiby "a Is tHe re-
pewai OF that Old fdence when existed yesfs as'
Your action shows that ths.oorhdencs IS urnipNred.
Il iDienaons 70 doonss duty end consc,ectOas motives
are sny criterion by woich 70 es nsts me eE - OF
actions, may vI.hou. sgotssm caiDl somethlns Tor
, NY prbhc services.
A. 70 the performance OF ny duiss, z receive your
sufisees N those stormy tunes which = j. sat.cp pAted
may .Nist, wish 10 ssy over what i have sgsys
ssd heretofore-ths. the dIsso,1tion CT the bonds
that unite this couny N)rGh AMI south, is not 70 be
expected in this generation.
1 have seen about three dsso.nnors OF tue Unl)n
Laughter When was m The Ssn.'e, sn hoporaos .
sen,leu an solemnly assured tha, II certsn bill
s,re not p8, sed, the Union would bs dissolved toe
Dext 1huIsdsy, a: about . 0eNcS IN the evening.
Renewed laus shter. Vel. Tnrrsdsy AMI O'Clock
came and vent al the bil was not passet, and the
Upioa wss dissolved suppose, bat II came together
sgsn the ne " minute, and wa more Ltmy cen'erted
than ever before.
But away with such gloomy vaticiustions. Let Us
not cullivse the spI: OF snps.hy TO the nhsotsnts
Of any portion OF the Unlon. Lst us conron; the n
with argument and miiness, and persuade them that
| we not their enemies. AT t1e same tine, II, 10
suy portion of he union it becomes i'm ,oss -
| cute the laws OF the whole tn.0n do not know how
treason can be Cuished otherwise than a alSsys
has been. 1ne gslOws and the gibbst muss do their
| work
! lock forward 20 TO such results Notwithstanding
the oscord whIch the GCssrImsEt has produced, and
the evil counsel which It 5as pursued bshsvs Prov
icence ard the American people viii .rsnne up the
dir cCrd and the evil and only good % Us viii remain
Mr.. Corgin thought, ii the North Only exercised
the confidence which belonged TO power, snd tue mag
nanimity which belonged - conquest, toere would b.
| no targer to the country. For, notTiths,andDg a.
/ that We had heard Of the encroschments upon the
! Ncrtb eeiom had eDcrosched upon Slavery. After
that gre at barrier between Freedom and Slavery had
| been broken down Freedom had rushed in snd taken
posse ssion OF portion of tie LouEan purchase s.
: II would always be with Freedom aad Slavery.
br. Corwn alluded 10 the victory won over Slavery
| in Kansas, and hoped that the legitimate conse-
quences Of that victory miga. follow, and sresms oi
Freedom and Liberty as the Constitution hai contem'
| plated. 20 abroad through the Whole lard, caasn,
every ore 10 rejoice.
He did not thin the Democratic party would be so
foolish blind ~ to treat Kansas in the way ghch
rome of their sefstyled organs recommended. lie
didn't wish the DemocIa attic party to commit suiade,
as they most certainly would il that course wa,
adopted. Ii would be .he saddest spectacle IN tue
woie il tie Democratic party PROCESSING the equalty
Of should keep Kansas out OF the Union because
she came up with q free Constitution. Such action
would tend to precpitate the whole country into ths:
great gulf which had swallowed ~ sll other attempts
at eetgoyeInment.
In conclusion be congratulated the people Of the di,
trict on the number OF very able men who were VII
| lirp 10 serve them; psseed q euloaum upon Mr.
Harlan, whose fidelity he said would he should try 70
initiate assured the people tast If elected ne should
not while true TO them, forget ths. he was Repre-
sentative of the whole Dsion and pronised before
tho election meet and speak more fully TO them.
lie was loudly spplauded.
Coils for Mr. Harlan was made, but he did not make
his appearance.