Red Wing sentinel., 1859-09-03
6 e Z A Pc f c n
}F EX-0OvERNOR SEYMOUR. OF
,s..a.,.....,. NEW YORK,

1 l1OuuO141ODS 81 your 1uCuT0 pOllCy, up
on > firm and, enduring basis-one Of
sound principles, and exact Justice 70
every portion Of this great country.
am mo bigoted partisan. I do not
etaud here 70 aassail aud denounce the
views aud motives Of those who may
differ from Us in our political princi-
cles. am willing to say that the vir-
tue and patriotism Of our country are
fairly enough divided between the par
ties, throughout the length and breadth
Of BUR land. But white I respect the
feelings and motives Of my friends
who may differ from u, 1T the same
time I ann settled in my convictions
that tAsy. @relwrongq and .ee are right;
aud It ,nattcrs not, my friends, how
earnest man may be who holds a
wrong principle, thc evils which logic
| ally follow the enforcement Of wrong
principles, are no wise mitigatcd by
the fact that The man. who acts upon
them does 20 upon the sincere con.
siction Of their propricty. ssGs sg35t q
# i ask the privilege, Of speaking to
you t,f the, great instinctiye, and dis:
tinctivc differences which exist in the
organization of the two great political
parties. We are charged on our side,
not nnfrcquently, with loving and cher.
ishing wrong. 1t has been my fortune
to hold Office, and in doing 50, it, has
been my lot to bring upon my head
the sesere, condemnation of political
opponents l have been charged with
being very bal man-that I wanted
every body 10 get drunk-bccause l
could not agree with them lon the sub
jcct Of a4cocrcive temperance bill; and
bcca,,scl would not agree with them
touching the policy to he pursued in
|retcrencc7to the great stream Of emil
grafton that has flooded our land, and
| wish i could sec it again coming,
bearing upon its tide strong arms and
hopeful hearts. Applause. a..,t -.
No person would think iu looking
over this country, that there would be
t:,nytl'i,g but love. But we hear men
in certain p.,rtiOns of these United
Estates denou,,c.d ~ bitterly aud as
hearth, as:if they were our enemies,
instead "f gl'ring our brethren and citi-
ze'.s Ni This common land OF ours. j
+ Wsjy: y:is it that good men have been
,t;.n,3'l;. -cf ia;: years, to cherish so,,e-
TIM Ike j hatred toward their fellow
co',i,i: i.,t.I,, because. the" chance to
liv' in rumstaDcvs and inMder insii-
ytiti.htS' different from onpown? Why
Jas ito',sat he very Institutions, which
; asavU cousyibut I'd so mucl. tD a,ur, great
prosperity, ars held in; such light re-
!. ,as.i s3a9ifl Eggijasgsr r 4o ao;4,,l,,s ta =
/ Now, am r. northern man, stand.
'"x s' G'' northern ', ! soil, ana Speaking 10
nortlisrn nfti, and ii speaking oof the
sou,hLthoug il l" believe with tue
lf6rt!ii, that they have men among them
WHO are 1selifisb, siystq afsersoail, ,as, :
body, | recognize them asapatriotic
men, who lovr +tiircir country, Is broth.
cr" Of my tewn; heh wl.otsII wish to
have live in she, kindly II ynemories Of
Eevesy c,tisen Of THU, !, great and ,gloriis
Joy. land;;to lApplapee.) therefore ia
i speaking Of the origin, rise, and his-
tory Of this difference bet weenl north
eTTn aud sxo,utlitiii1 men, men, ishail speak .,
Ithe faults 81 tie north, asqI coasider
III ID good taste, Ind, stsus n,ankood, tn
i}sPeak plainly % sthose who hear me,
fands stiadly aof shossiwho are away
4Aplafau1eig a!lati. o.lSuq aal .sni..xz.S -
H. 1Mhan oars sfathsrs, on common. ba&-
ttles 6elds we're. strngglipg for common
,Isigbh. slavery existed Il all our colo,
'Inies; there was no exception; tt' y@a
on every rood u ground: We had
fnO difficulty "a acco6adnsl 'of slasesy.-
! We hAd no difficulty on ;acooant 81
9fslassry y1hen3iin sohieviag1 our indie.
,lpsudsnees Bhtasinaeg that time sla.
s4ylY hos bsend aboliahed over more
than half Of this land of ours, L. il
|noN, il comparatively contraetsd lin.
iia, and now We hear that it must lesd
Ito alienatiplDof tho people, and the
ldisruptioa IT thin crest lfsd1eracy.
j Z fear that W tcf the north sss4 unjust
fan1 not alssgethsr eoaia8sosa, IN III
t6eAensut 50f1 ou6t hrsthron; ascf Itht
F6o0t1 How icams slaNeFy In Ttheal
.lHnite6 1aeeteaRa Who shrolght the ~
lore from Atrial The South nevsl
bad ehips, The men of New Yofk
4 where 1 came iom, The men of Aas
Isachusets, and NE men of RhOde 1s
Hand y were those Who stole them from
Ifthaif h0alsag md brought them over +
yfths shanblss hsEe.,i5 (AppllNse.l l,o9
NVhol hid. The 6pundationa az tllavoss
ia2,n rns