Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-12

AZ any rae tne ADMINISTRATION bad won 20 VOC
o' lr'enus Oy the aeiion Of The last nlneiy days'
Mr. CAhrrka closed amid The most enthnnias''
e"se's' ns ie'uaihs haVhg been frequently n'e'
iup,eu WIN Snouis oi laughter anu cneeia'
inN Sps'cn Yves followed by singing Dy Ut
ohor ol magnificent quarteate ana CHORUS emu
t'eu The Gathering Of ihe Free BY george y
AUen' The hlst verse viii give an ldea OF lh
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vs5ins 5Sns sS ~ l,es9ls Iee, 9snsI ~ low
icy whom geg oree 4 scge he,e 9owel is ihe foe
Bqt X glsanins boss,
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oar watchwofd Iiberiy"" ISM
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. "nen DO'hNhhL was "sAeu py ue 'uues
"' uau auy Iegre'' 70 express ior DIS conduct now
"ou'u ne nave eapeu from MS seat anu shonied,
0ou'u he nSVe 'ooNeu iorWaru 10
,nS p'ouu uay mneu 'oUo 'i'AeuS assemble 70 plu
r''' "'0o"'', i"e spcsAer gaFe nlsh tribute
" 'a' ou'is',e' VI rasuo' "''e't "ho 'O'u Nun
~ u's'o,anu 'uaV suou'u &c p'e'u hoin con.en-
LIS ~ lo,'' "'u'u 9u' '' uoOl As''us'
n'H' ine spe'Aer 'nen gave n's'0Iy o' slavery
''on % '"e n''een'n century 70 tue present ume'
",'n 'ppiopr'"'S anu e"rues' 'o'uuiso's'
MI pushNhLH was .uen p'ouen' up 10 tue
81" :" iue SPp,auS' anu e"e''S Una. greeted nm
spoke truly OF 'he sympathy auu welcome winch
the audience iet for the noble "lelon." lie re'
marked that whle he had felt no regret when
before tue Court he u'd now regret that ha
could not in fitting language respond to their call
lie hau peen imprisoned Tor dsoboyng the Fugi-
.'9 ,5'a'v law, Suu h"Isna' Sohhson N ID MN
, ,n"' 'u"' "a" n"u Deeu eu'ofceu on 'he reserve
puV '"i' "uu'enoe suo"S that II cannot ana snail
no' pe, ana as Ior MN Il fugitive came to him
LOT alu he should nave It, though all the morials
IN ONO opposed H. SO help him God "Three
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con Bushnell in speaking tones
Music by the Wellington Band
Hon. JOSHUA Il. GIDDlNGs was then brought
forward
lie thought It i'll became one Of the previous
speakers (Mr RIDDDE was meant) to detract from
the State Convention which nominated Judge
Gholson, who would go for the execution Of the
Fugitive Law, when Tat same speaker, rather
than go to the Convention himself sent q delegate
who went himself for the execution of that law
and for Democratic principles. lie then proceed
ed to eXonerate Judge Gholsou from the charge of
treachery TO tue pledges he made at the Conven-
ton to carry out every part Of the Republican plat
form. MI RIDDLE had told his hearers to vote
Tor Judge Gholson as man who was not pledged
but he should vote for him as a man who ioaS
pledged by all the promises and Oaths possible, TO
carry out Republican doctrines.
speakerhad said that no man could hold Office
and yet bean Independent speaker and thinker,
but living recitation of that, stood before them
for, for twenty-Ohe years his constituents bad con
demned him to Congress on that account
humboldt tmt greatest man OF the nineteenth
century had sald- that h had always lSed Web
ster until lie showed himself the author of the Fu
gltve Slave Law but from that tame he had hated
MN.
The speaker went on pouring forth words that |
burn aud thoughts That breathe, y inthe same fear
less manner as upon all occasions aud all times, in
Congress or out OF IT. with high trbute to the |
lew noble ones VINO have stood up tor GOD and
Tue right, and scathlng rebuke to those who have
oeen iounu lreacnerouS 70 tue cU''ms OF humanity
Let the FugItVe Law not DC repealed ior 1t mas
raised us up tho"sanu oamsonS VINO win TINS
Jaw Ior lheiF weapon shah 20 loith oohquerng |
'nu 10 conquer Inc history q these 'rals wlu
be known ana read when these heroes are laid In
'ne uuSt
lie tolu MS irlehds TO day tnat IN coming time
-he CongreSSo Oh the United states sh'4 refund ana
restore tue co'tS auu llnes "ncn nave Deeh ihpos-
ed upon them Letinem marx his word II would
be done
Mr. GlDnlNds thanked The oberlin Reseners from
-ne uepln ol MS MANHOOD Tor 'her noble conduct
ana AIS ooIu e'oquehee was not lost upon his hear
srS' VIC nave NOT space 10 40 ms remarks JUS
nee lie related many reininlscences OF his TWEEN
W years n Congress anu ol Tue eminent 'nlnds
"'h "nol ne was 'neie Connec.eu, me auui-
en'e couiu a'lios' s.auu 'n Ihe o'u na''S Oh WASH
hgtOhi Us hls lhrlllhg ana burning words hlled |