The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27

Insuv rcctfOn, DC
ALI ,re meeting was held last evening under the axpi
sss Of the Young Mems Ashland Republican Ofeb-the
hung gentlemen who 1t will be remembered nominated
Hon John Minor Bolts for Presdentst the corner Of
Fs.on and Orange Streets Brooklyn for the purpose Of
yatlying the State nominations.
The meeting was announced tocommence at halfpast
seven but was not caledto order till after eight
band OF music, however, served TO aay the impanenoe
os the auditors, by playing several national airs
Hon H. b. DpRyEA was called upon 70 presde and IN
opening the meeting enumerated the principles Of
tbs republican psrw. Mr.. Duryea then under
sook 70 defend Stewards irrcpressibc conflict doctrine
nyention there has occurred an incident which might
well s,arte whole country For the hrst time IN the
history Of the country has there peen an osansea ~.
d of few men whether you consider them mad or
fanatic equally CRIMINAL equally culpable, equally 70 be
xeuaenaed say this in behalf Of the republican party
that we stand here denource more emphacally than
any oricr party cam that criminal aema which Nod 70
attempt was attempt destroy the republican party
that attempt attempt made IN hostility 70 me re-
rsSesuSle action which the republican party BE-. aeld
vhrough the pol g. and which has been e1.. s ~
every leader II you please 70 say az sSe reooscsS
sar,v authorized 70 speak for - spoken against and
~. q o Ts upon
which we condemn dis that is alade directly
- the soaa NO, have seen lus Us a.
,rcciv intended and made rs q blow At the repubi-
~as er.imina was insurreconary; was the first in
Ance Of organised attemp by force Of arms TO put
down the action " the general government. was
proieet wlch would have severed ts tair Unicn, TO
which this republican party stands thoroughly and abso-
htey pledged u was an attempt 70 tramp'e down inc
party organized " give true and Responsible ex-
preston TO that document blow has been made a. Q
man who absent frrn you-a man who has stood high
IN the republican party and whose words, which he can
explain feel called upon % explain for
,saff hornh .fO trna
he present. would have endeavered 70 threw upon the
whole subject Ispeak of the Hon Mr. Seward Great
Applause How stands Mr.. Seward opon this question?
have had the pleasure OF knowing Mr. Seward for up
wards twenty years, and undertake. to say here
such he has uttered the ncxpressibic
continuous, any other phrase You Please conflict
\ conflict Il war Mr. Seward stands upon the
s wsa @
% state-that there a ceaseless conflict between
osry and slavery Ana VINO aoas KIN, know s,Hrs h
STAND in direct conflict and eternal hostility, there is
necessarily and always ceaseess eternal conflict There
eternal conflict between good and evil there is eternal
conflict between these two principles OF which gives
10 every himself, and the other which makes him
slave property, to be disposed Of II the will Of master
There eternal conflict but Whist does Nj. Seward meanY
He has explained himself He desires by the action OF
electors to control the general government bring 1t
back 10 its true principles, if shall be that the
Supreme Court Of these United States shall be const
ted seconay as to interpret the constitution according
70 The sectional view of the case he desires that inhs
Court il Shall be represented. say in behalf Of Mr. S.
absent a. he rs that he absolutely in every respect
from the bosom his deepest heart he opposed any
such measures civil war into the Southern States
Mr. RopxS was then introduced and proceeded to read
list of the nominations and series Of resolutions, which
unanimously adopted.
Senator WILSON, Of Massachusetts,, loudly called for
md rising 70 address the audience greeted with
derable enthusiasm He said that he would address
himself to the discussion of the great issues Of the day
from national, rather than from local stand point
The speaker proceeded to reply to the speech Of Hon.
John Cochrane, delivered at the democratic meeting on
Monday last and affirmed that Senator'S Davis and Toombs
that class men owned John Cochrane In charg-
ng that the million and half Of the republicans
snere is not man in America knows bettep 1 thar,
The nephew Of Cerr Smith that the charge utterly and
so.sy uniounded do not wish 70 Claim for the leaders
character than claim for other they have the
nesses and the imperfections Of public mem but say
what every intelligent in America knows TO be true,
that there in America body OF men, in moral
and intellectual character TO be compared with the rank
and he OF the republican party We are accused by Jonn
Cochrane OF preaching hostility the South array
ing section against section. 1--we have which deny,
learned OF Cochrane and his associates in l84S They
said that they would surround the South with
pnere of freedom which they wont have breathe or
Die conflict" The Senator proceeded dole the same
phases and the identical .hs which he used in the
Fremont campaign He defined Senator Stewards erre-
pressibe conflict doctrines in the following One
OF the men who spoke in favor Of liberty in ls4s
arraens 1859 foremost statesman OF America for
Ittering words that every intelligent in America
knows 10 be simple truism. What does the phrase r
repressibe conflict mean is simply an expression
sne embodiment of an idea that you will find in the writ
gs of all the champions Of liberty in all and 10 all
countries That Is all! Why, everybody knows that In
the very nature Of man there conflict between liberty
and slavery between justice and injustice between right
and wrong There ever has been, and there will be-
while is and while God rules the universe
(Applause) remember that ten years ago Governor
Seward uttered another phrase. He said there was
Of the world has held, he denounced for
years by who thought they could make something
up Gov Seward and the republican party responsible
Tor the Of Old John Brown at Harper's Ferry.
Republicans sN Of the free States could have had
NO hand or part in encouraging the nibuster
merely libuser expedition just like the expedition Of
Walker 10 Central America, which these democrats have
Ger expedition in Central America suppose poor old
Brown thought he could make down in Virginia He
(hr. WILSON, did not believe there were twenty repubi-
in the States Of this Union who dreamed Of knew
anything about the Harpers Ferry instruction for it
was contrary to all their professions and all their doc
Arines He had no faith acts words Of violence
npon the question Of slavery and gave 1t his opinion
chat every such word and act would to the benefit
human slavery. John Brown went Virginia continued
HE speaker ilbusering expedition say nothing
bis motives tongh-because the Shareholders went to
Kansas burned his dwelling murdered his children and
addened his brain; and that II the Mssourisns had
never, with their hands tried carry slavery
into Kansas do not believe John Brown would ever
have gone to Virginia TO carry freedom there That
pedon s the legitimate fruit Of the deeds Of the slave
holders of Missouri in undertaking TO force slavery
Kansas In reply the charge Of Mr. Cochrane that the
republicans encouraged the action Of Brown and werein
nASoF VI me u SIsttb, tbe
shat no republican statesman had ever denounced the
nnion Of these States threatened dissolve the
Union and quoted the sayings OF Southern statesmen
VINO threatened W dissolve the Union II Fremont
Hsected Mr. Wilson next proceeded TO denounce Gov
WISE, who he said hoped ~ be revived by Old Browns
expeouon, but who great deal dead than
Dtown Ia 1866 Governor Wise had for med plan for
ereakng up the government by military force, and II
John Brown was traitor in 1882 he only following
ehe example OF H. A. Wise the traitor in 1855 The re-
publican party intended elect President OF the United
States just so SOON as tey had the power it, and he
would say 70 the Southern traitors that had threat
oned to dissolve the Union - the men who
owned John Cochrane and the New York poiticians-
che government will be ignomnioug than he exne
Aition OF Old Brown at Harpers Ferry We intend %
elect President we have the power intend 10 re-
st the extension Of slavery, and the Teror,es
intend to overthrow the slave power and 10 nut !.
national party In power that comprehends the whole
country its policy Tho speaker argued that the slave