New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

oar "a hitsp hal Ne en- most dsgstrou'. vi. Olnsed,
D bic great work on the sea,hoerd save s'es de-
rrhes thas. Gov Hammood himself told ia that |
OoQ one sixth pRrt of the white population OF S)u |
y rohna. obtain precarous subsistence by huntng
nd Sstine. Mr. 0lmstea3 said there was q tevish |
sslr~eognEed sentiment OF ontsmpt fr these classes
the utn, and hat thin W "a fe ven among Slaves
70 Slavery had exhausted the 20 add in addition de
lraded ,he people In 1850 Of 1900 600 foreigners
Who had mmgsted 70 this country, only 200 600 had
,one t. the South. Nine teuths came 10 hs Fee
ates, which had little more than Ons-half the
area of the Slave States Slavery excluded
h free White labortr. AID Slavery degraded not
Ely the bodv of the lahorer, but the sonl. Every
s4Fort of the slave as slave, degraded him; every
fort of the FREEMAN for himself and lis dear lde
him trsver and be- er msp. Ute Sun might burn
bis free tor might harden his hands but he labor
ing for those he loved, and his sonl hs mind was inn
D. owed bs the til. That the reason why the
Free S,ses ca far outstnpplog the Slave States
Now We had IA onoogh to make millions OF ico
acre ferns The iaboring msD not olly had an l'ter
est in akipg he Territories free but deeper interest
In tet'pg apsrt for free hom,s'eas- List congress
the Repub ans in the face Of every supporter OF beu
and Br-ckrridge end Dor glss, passed Honestsad
ill., They passed it 10 the House, aud II wen ~,
he Senate, where it redu ed o mere gradaan n
bill Poor 10 this was, tbs Rspusl cans voted Ir "
. was paced by the Senate but vetoed oy tne tres
dent W ose ' 10 was sustained by the DenoIsb "a
IN, &. nate That measure now lay victim 10 tne
slave mower The free lsborirg men OF The country
were in favor of a Pacific Railroad, bat IL had oeen
defeated by the Democratic party lhey "sre In
favor If revenue tariff so liked az 10 project mefi
can industry and this too, had been defeated by tne
Deootr a.ic paTty AbOut the candidates. de wantsd
r. Sd ak woTd about ID uelas and Johnson. NO man
coufd vote for Douglas without voting Tor Jonu'on'
In lS4S Dir johnson declared that the IoosuIutlou
re- CURED slaves property, and protected 10 t1e
Territories. In 1856 be stood up IN independence
So are and dscsr, that there must be working aod
a dir. citing class ard he thoOght IT best that caPtal
sbond own labor. Now, in voting for Douglas you
ho du't Whethpr SaveHV
vot.d up or down. and voting for johnson 'ou 70 ed
man who declared It was best that capital should
own labor. Would the Democratic party twenty-five
vas 90 have no niDated mau who made su b decla-
r.uols - Thank G,dl we had party which dlt care
WIN tntr avery was voted up or down, aod did NOS
hell, We thst capital should own labor If such man
We're IN the Republican party we w0nld drve hun IRON
tie psriy. Tie other day Benjamin f. Hl'ett IN the
b eckiufidge Convention in essohuseus said that
there never could be Democratic p4rty 10 the Nor
Laughter and applause. The South, then was the
place TO have Democ attic party among 80 OOO slave
holders end COO 0O0 Of slaves. Ben. II aett told the
truth. Pugh told them in the Senate lat
Winter thst the Northern Democracy had shown
ter devotion to the South with their blood, aud All
the, seemed to th nix a Northern man was good for
vas TO tai negro into Territory and hold him Their
The cratic larty was fast dying out IN the Nor b.
Democratic Maine bad Just given Republican MAJOR
y f .0,000 NV Iampshirs, thst Demo rtlc
sJor gbOi, which witbstood the Wbig storm OF 1910,
wss no Republican TO the heart The great MACS Of
woIkiDgmen who called no man slave aud recognized
no master but God the great masses OF oGr mechanics
were hostile 10 the Democratic party aud growing
uors bosril7 20 II every day. That party
wss Africanjz and debauched, and it lay
PROSTATE because it had been t-aor to liberty. For
weeks last Winter the fate Of 7ns4s in he Comm ee
of be Senate lay in The hancs Of Dongas, a2d he
wouo OF tteud. He knew that if she came in 70 ths
Union her three votes would 20 for Abrahan Linc In
Another thing, in NewMe xicO they had black slave
code and also a white slave Coda law which al
lowed the employer TO punch white liborlng men and
women, to degrade them IN blOwP. The law said
that as soldiers were punished bee they wera pad
WAGES 20 emil 10y ers should have the zane power.
Al the Courts fOTb dden TO take cOgniZauce Of
the complaint of persons 30 beaten. Trday IN tns
c. risiisn Democratic Republic OF ours employees
miglt DE- grade hlte men and women aud the Courts
were poweTless 10 give redress The Republicans III
she House passed bill Tepsalng this infamous law.
Every supporter of Bell Bteckinridge, or DOuglis,
voted against repeating 1t. In the Senate, every
Democrat present and voting, voted the same waS.
That law now on the statute book by consent of
the entire Democratic party of TIE conn ry, aud this
LaIy before the working people OF this country
al aek,d their votes The working owed it TO
then selves 10 PROSTATE and utterly annoil te ths
Democratic party. And they had now the power 10
do it. The hour lad come. Vermont bad spoken;
MaryIa hsd spoken; next week Pennsylvania would
spesk, and he believed that sh,ud carry Peunsyl-
vsDia. He believed we were TO march TO victory and
pl &c in The Presd-nta chair mau pledged 10 the
Cause Of human liberty. They aid that Abraham
Lincoln not msn of experience. We had Al
Low w8ned ali honest msn in ths first place AMI thea
a msn of ability. In 1853, be had been deeply i'm
pressed by the ability displayed by LiucOln In That
contest, while DOue las the more ad 'Oit and skill
full politician, Lincoln his superior Il OneT
and as a thinker. When Doug as came back he asked
him what sDJt Of mau LinculO was. Douglas an
sWsTtd: 1" have beeu in the Senate and COPIED with
mfny Of the first in the country but | never
found 30 str Dg ressoEer rs he" When Douglas
beard OF Lrnconb uou.ns ion, he said: There W II
not bs pound of powd or tar-barrel ID Illinois To-
morrow IoIDiUg" Mr. wilson believed that Mr.
Lincoln would be the next President of the Unit-d
Stale; and we sbOnd have genuine reform in Wash
ilgton. AS a Republican, be meant TO demand that
men appointed to office sh I'D distinctly undeIsaud
that this degrading sys q assessing pubc officers
shou cease under lhs Administration Cheers
Tie GOverUme mt officials ell ND a'sO understand thai
they should serve tbrr party by fulfilling their does
with fidelity and aoiiy aud any running up aud down
the cOuotry, oau"usug and eectioneering sh0ud be
c,use for removal Now, At every election we bad as
81 ssmeIts upon men who needed toe money
{, support their families, 10 raise funds TO buy
no tl-ct obs in other parts OF the country.
The battle Of 1860 where the battle Of 1896
was-n New. Jersey, Penny 7aDia, Illinois, aud In
diana New-YOrk would 90 for Lincoln by the largest
majority OF any Sta'e in the Union. New-Jrrssy We
IN carry by large plurality. Psnneylv 4uia W,
equally sure. He thought tbs ODlV s ate in which
there any doubt Idana, and our friends were
sfnguiue Of carrying that Bat there was great
work Cf Repub canism TO be done in this city. We
aDed its influence 10 favor of free HON s'eads, Ia
favor of Pacific Railroad and against tIlibusterng
which had aenated the trade of South America from
u.s. lie was GLAD TO fUd The young men of New-York
ere doing their part TO redeem the great commercial
4pi,a Of thu country, and bring il in harmony with
the country Loud sppause].
Alter Senator Wilson's fpeech Lieut.. Gov. RUscH
of Iowa gave one of the mosi humorous speeches Of
the campsigu-a speech which kept the audience in
roar for hour.
The nee i6g Adjourned at a late hour with loud
cheers
Gen. WAsHISGTOS BARROW of Tennessee is in the |
oity, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and will address the
,itiztrs of New-York on Thursday evening As he
S 70 fpeak asaipgt thIee-fonrths Of bic old Wing