New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03


lert hieid Samuel j. Rar6sA, "ho s1s ysry gooa
Auelicsn sud VITO VS. eeo.tc 70 tie Ssos.s Of OCT
hista, Ssu sad % TIE i an fTes " II ths
9 marty arc ytu g. freshly or, - Il Tue Idrd
med out of the Deuo0sE party n all COP
sent 70 Il. tIo because | vii rct consent 70 esve
Dsmocrsic principles. lLEugttsr Ills u AZ sge
Freystspeis telearapts on tbe !a1d sno tnrou.
81, sea. iChetrs Ana w,er thsse things trsnsplrs
tts>e wouc oe 70 Geo in HesVss 4 the oslot.bor
e,d IN. osur such pNty IL Otoher ne1t Cheers
Ard vu L NewItIk, Tso thlrk tie Deneors;,c
marty i .olo oody brooches TO thu oihca de'pot
isr AXE rare est vten November cont. you Go sot
6r1 list tle Democrats think good e.s! more Of
their ,rcpes than they do of ths;r oresn s.ior.
Fcy nv psrt syesking fo~ sylveaa- OF TIE I'm
Of October, when you oi'.n TIE n. I. isIBUsE,
Herald srd T,nes you will ese under the tessTSptie
tesirst TIE Leconpton candid ss. lCaeers.l Insi IS
TIE we viii n axe our max tteTe-yes, we VII
d. more viii stard by Joho 'H.ek1sr, We WI
stspc By enfgomery, and wheneTe' Lect n ptoh!'e
il trotieo out we vii try TO defeat IN regularly no
minated or rot. ] ain not 10 be terrified Cy THIS
Cbinese II uD6er Of organization. lLsIsottrI L az
wiling to cOubLe with any gocc man, 10 matter Tnat
il MS rsue who combines with me 10 cue the Amer
icsI pane from tbs odum, arc th,s oIigrsee; WY,
geIter1er, in 1856, not TO go back 10 that Sat
for ar irstsIt We would never have Got the
Republican vote 1e did tor hr. BnohaIan |; we nGd
ROT plee eed ourselves over head snd heels for tniS
doctIire Now et NE say word in CONCLUSION or tie
subject ofpopulsr sovereignty. You Republicans are
niug 10 IT, ard gentlemen, you viii come to It. Now
max; there is but one way tor 1t. saw the other
dsy speech made by distinguished w.ior5 jour-
things, though We have differed for mary years
/ nesn MIR. Greeley. (Cbeers. He pointed the
rsy to the coming time. BE has been denouLctng
popular sovereignty as bunbug. 1t wou.d hsye
been if sll tie Democrats cooperating WITH him hsd
surrerdeIed to the Administration. 1t is not ham,
bug-it is livi1g principle. Tel me this Is Llusory-
that people 10 the number Of l3 eco have been strong
eroueh in their own will and their OWE way to put
down the Amy Of the United States, and beat tae
slsvehoders minority with about $4,000 600 Of psf
roIsge. ovenun with Federal officers, with The
Senste and Hcuse against t5em-Titn toe Pfe-
sident betrayirg his trust-ten ne thai they,
aimed ss they have been by the simple, naked
d. noiple of Popular this principle is
a hun.bug7 Why what does, such wonders mus be
real must be right. Come to it, gentemen the men
slo are for Congressional interve tion here sre Le-
couptoriiss; men whom you deepise. They are con-
ftaItly terg you day after day, thst they despise
you We oiiey to you the principle OF Popular Soyer,
eighty brought from the fair fields OF ksnsas covered
al over with glory. We have proved that we stand
by il; we have turned our backs upon the Admins
tfation; We have rejected its pstrons.ei we have
Ian ghed at its bsndst ments- no mean thing to
90 at any time, ard particularly at time IKE the
present, when our country has been swept by
such wtiTiwind. Believe in Us, stand BY HaskIn
il bis noble conduct vindcste the principle in bis cleo
tioD cease your differences or to poweri give US the
pIi1oiI le and tie will be little. That which ap.
Plies to tie Republican applies with significant force
10 the Americans, becsuss the Americans and must
saw III would DO il Justice to my chsracter il L did
rot ssy il that am eSorsby opposedt to one portion
ofihe American creed, that is due to you gentlemen
ard TO myself but there is another portion OF the
American creed which teaches us, and we are bound
to believe them, that it is national creed. They
have their Southern connect lons-they have their
Humphrey Msrshall, their Winter DAVIS, and their
good men whom / know well, and these are your
leaders. Tley tel us that you are national ard there
fore the doctrine Of popular sovereignty s for you
above all it is for the North the South 10 committed
to tit will not recede. The dsy 10 gone when sec
alien prevail in this countTy-the day Tor
sectonsl party has passed away inmy humble opinion
The South gallant snd glorious as she Is, we must
protect, Sir, al her rights. have stood by her
fiorn my early years down to the present momeft.
will ssnd by ter 70 the end unless che asks to DO
wrong; then must part company for tine. The
South gentlemen, is committed to this pr'neipie end
La with =. the pledges Of a' vo to s prime
cpe snd to take il soon the train is moving aud the
cers sre filling up. Come on let US take this principle
fer sirgle principle. Everything ese that Is rght
will follow end in 1860 there will not be white man
In tie North willing to ssy he ever heard the name OF
Leoonpton. Load cheers
The PREsIDEST announced the reception OF letters
from the Bon john Hickman Of Pennsylvania, the
Hon H. L, Dswes of Nassschuoetts, tae Hon. John
Sbern an of Otio, the Hon. Z. r. sshburre Of Hi
rois the Hop. FraIk Blair Of Missouri, the Hen. D. T.
Spipper of New-York, the Hoe. Henry Writer DAVIS
of Missouri the Hor. Isaac ~ Morris Of Illinois, the
HoI Mo,rfon Harris of Maryland, Horace Greeley
Bon. T.. b Norgsn Of New.York.
Nj HAskIN then appeared on the stage, and was
greeted with cheer after cheer, given with the utmoet
epthusistm. After the applause had somewhat sub;
si1et Mr. Uhskin spoke with q voice nearly choked
with emotion: c--.
MIR. President, FRIEsDs AND FELLow,CITIzENs;
by art is overaowing vith gratitude foI TINS eAPfes
ecp of your kinoness, and have harcy "oIoS euil.
Gent to return you my hesitfelt tranks. present
mytef here before you to-day as the candidate Tor
Represertaiv OF this proud, Intelligent and wealthy
Ccncref sional District in tie AAANta CongIess--e1-
rectpg on this occasion TO yindcste and justify my
eourse as your Representative at the last session
have thrown my banner to the breeze as an inoepc.
ent candidate for your euhrsges, ana Iyi yoa 80 ~
approve that course at tue taii elee,On hnt am
proud to say that have never seen oue wnere thete
have been moreirepresentstive men from kockiano,
Putrs sm and Westohests-men OF inteilselce snu oi
influence. j irterd to present myself 10 you ios
coptipusrce of me in the character OF your
Representative. Issk you to indoris all have done;
ard all the votes have cast in Congress, s wei
ences which surround the Administration. Now, fel-
low-c!tizeps, it is charged upon me that am
traitor to the Democratic party. l may be traitor
to that party if the organization and contro OF CuS'
tom House ofoers and ether officials who fstten upon
the tsxson which Is received from the people par
amount to principle And permit me to say 70 you,
fellow. citizens that in the course thst aid out Tor
nyself in Congress, and which steadily pursued, l
followed the dictates fmy Judgment, and setso 90
honest man Q I'd ss free man. (Applause did u
strictly in sccordsnes with the pledges that made 70
the people Of this District when was elecyea.
["Ttsts SOL In tie speech which delivered N
CoIgre. upon the subjsc! of the admission Of Kansas
und.r the Lecompton Constitution i quoted the IAN
gusge uttered at the Convention at White Plans
upon my receiving tie regular Democ' atic noaaha-
ton in 1856; let ue read it cow, for it is briei
Freedom inesenOu. to the EOrthwe ere al IN ave,
martial music snc the oannors roar ror tns army -,
der Of the great Wsshr son yorder einence
the o,Weite Plains great revolutionary o
freedom the Cotitnion the Uuion and AZ the poicI ana
civil blessings enjoy As native OF this county oI NJ