The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

NJ.
minissioa would have It's baneful effects The honora,
BILE gentleman commented on The bred Scott case, and
stated that the Supreme Court had given 70 the country
new Constitution, which OH, rent from that pro
claimed BY Jefferson in '76 BE hoped that the slave
question you'd long be the controlling element In their
country but that the American ,ple would look 70 the
interests Of The republic Amer further observa
tt the Kansas question, tho honorable gentleman
resumed bis sea. amid l'ud and enthusiastic cheers
Hon. Mr. LovUor, Of Illinois, said that he had come
usre under Tie unaersis ndne that there would be no
tshire, ard he somewhat surprised a his reception
bad cobe cr th what he used DO for the Jews OF old
be bad divided their enemies and a. religious man he
S~sshpsr1 me sdminisrs.cn party was pu,rssosns
but lite AID beauty often followed decay and death mh
country wss made up OF ds rent nstonAes and % me
republican party made up OF several old partse ana
uss ell the better for that Be spoke Of The democratic
party ~ being deas carcase.
A vocs-n takes ss4 600 600 10 feed n
Mr. LovrJoY-Ye., u has . morbid appetite (ereas
isus heY He was willing that the Shyiocks Of The South
should b.ye their pound Of leah but no more ne me
south under The cnsttutou, with regard 70 We repre-
sensscp He Vas wiling that This shouid remain bus
T.rrcrss and tbs vss he line q demarcaon Sssvess
the republican and the called democracy He Tor one
@ s b ~ g % ~ s
isr, ,Ss sss sSsss s'e:s IN. oA.m..
Mr.. Iovr,oY responded tina. he hoped there would y
no eternity 70 the democratic party. QAughter) lie
confessed be Ss'so S sss psr !s-s sSsy yo. s
Il
stsrmsn Of the Committee o. Ways and Means who 20
| called the riebt bouer Of Jeemes." UAughter) MI
Jopes had urged certain economies on the government
ard cutting OF patronage on the ground that The de
mocTsoy would not always be In power, and would pe
w.n 10 cripple their cppopens. This, said Mr. Iovejoy
shaved thai the party In power looked forward 70 being
urntd out Of ofce at distant day, and he believed
such 10 he N fact Mr. Ioveicy sat down amid applause
| Ne uopprI OF Vermont, next addressed the meeting
arc ,xrr,ssed pleasure s meeting 30 many young ano
bsrry like those they met Vermont, VINO
aIvsya trAveeo on 10 In this city was pecu
larry cce,sary that they should have proper admins
| ,ratsr ard there no work better adapsed 70 ne
yours men than 10 watch over ~ He considered tney
never bed Verso atminstr atom than the present one
Ter they had the n nment forcing constitution on
retpie IN Ksrsss ard not only forcing w. but Tying
trbe N, TO swallow the bait He alluded 70 the foreef
| policy OF tho government, and observed that James
| Buchsr ems policy had broken down He snouens nel
tbculo ali scauiesce in the defeat OF the government
Ismes Buchspan. Az the doctrine OF the EmiEans Az
socey wac now In vogue, he would say that the repup
lear vented some frienos 10 aid them In carrying thei
elections they would oniy have 70 send for AID 70 MS ca
| and then succese1would b. ensured. tCheers.l
The Ppxsrryxr announced that a. the gentlemen IN
horcred them with their presence that evening bad JUS
arrived N the city and were fsugusd they would no'
Icurr tll 10 (hs evening", when several oshe
epbers 81 would be present and address then
The meeting then sersrafed.