The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
Tat pledge, gentlemen, stand BY. 1t is sigaed BY

teri Then there chas. sorehead. won't any
more because Cay sanis hrst and Cobb seoond, aud
stArd ~ Henry Clay (Gre&t laughter) have fellow
~ un this brlel history pas; because tn.usat II
would ntercst YOU Mr. Clay ID no more, bat there
gr a. naay, know, VINO revere mis- memory Tnere ID
recorded 10 the history q france the Of greBa
dierlatour DAvergne-~ho vas AWAY foremost ia the
battle aud, believe, died on the ned without promo.
ton Aud ever after wards the company 10 which hs
belonged took the name of Iatour D'Avergnc and
when is called TIE ana~er s, Nor. sur u
sAGmpe a1ene'lr Our Clay is dead 90 me
reld q honor. In the troublesome times 70 which
have reftrrec he seemed always duty with
ket sht udeed TO and fro the top Of the cita
del q liberty. And any one had aske him, white the
eoupiomis,a were yei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, what OF
tie mtg ht his response woud boeu, A is gloom
all y oonot sut alter the passage Of .he compromise
Of 1890 1893 q 1870 s % duty waking from u ser 20
tower had any asset him, shat Of the night, with
upnted bead te would have ing out-"a Is VET, dsy
r. bfeasiag siaFlient morning; You may 90 To oeG.N
(Loud aapis0se) Noble oi grenader, tue like Of hn
we never sna look up q again ia our day, my beei
There matter wish "a speak about con.
" - measures, on the 18th of Nvyembcr 1850, Nc
Clay delivered speech--the last one he ever made-to
The LEGISLATURE Of Kentucky There then excite
menl about the Fugitive Slave law DIR. Clay SAID
may te aked-ss have been asked-wsen would CO
never 1applsnse9 II 10 aeaa u 1esri i re Fasve
slave shond ~ TRUE ler~ase and become aAsIog Is
Union ~ .gls, se traalad me piaorm q mo
fore, nept n Tie isss' q oug Gae i5aa apyl.ase)
Now, q en- brother wings. amt taking TO demo,
Gratis NV. (crcat laughter
And thould he ne esssry % FORM srHh p2rS ma
tm,mer % that pariJ whatever may b ~ component e
coaGi5Hee y lie Zig party 4 being mos hSe 70 es'du
10 10 no- red K 10 aSouaa oarty and II al IL
torm q 70 be grated On the whg cred from ms,
ana Iona continued cheers, wasing Of hats, &c)
iLat Il 1eAlt Tor CID shigs-you democrats keep Silent
BURSTS of laughter Now, gentlemen, | desire 70 Of
eBd the feelings Of noboay bot wnomsoever the cap
~ HIM wear u. auebter.) an It'd thst ono Of the
electors a; large on tho republican ticket Clay WI g.
nm Inv nanFv fAuN hf Ina rAtfA mt
have siep, With him II 40 issd chance CLaushter)
one nes been bitter opponent Of Clay, and the other
links he VIII 20 10 him when ne dies. {talghter)
Wei, be ~i have 70 reform very mnsn for what he y
nov coils II ne ever gels there tsssn lanshier) BIT
oar opponents .el us-'on, W. amt aoohi'nsis-we
nTe only repuAjicans " Wen, rose by aiy
other might smell sweet, daughter J
Hat my old ieDdfor be Is my friend and knd hearted
man-6errit Smith told me the other day that he hat
lost al bic party-they had or 10 the republicans
(LaogLier) He had lost all his officers and mort 0, hs
privacs and vet tne rcpuD party are not aooli.
toriSts they only wish to-I viii lei, you presently
What. lIaGghier) Nov. take pleasure 10 saying
tn. Mr SQth % be an honest old mao He never ran
nr-r from Kentucky the underground railroad nor
hAd uoue aughttr) bat, On The other hand, knO q
o. hs bayrs bougnt several taken them hone tnem
Tee, - provided well fer 1em forever after Fsrds
volfe"Gcod boy land III these other bog would DO
tht same, We Wold make ~ complaint Of them (angh.
ter They they not scotiora-thst they not
abolitonste but hear What few Of the saisrs say
ttso II that y The party comes IN poeer 4 will be GO
Eerrea by extremist, and not the moderate coanseors
(Appause) nr. Lincoln IL a very clever man. and he
has merits The drst is that he BORN In Ken
ta'ky-tauehter)-and the next is greater than the
Hfst-he married very respectable, NICE Zen.
lucky g asd that be his saving grace Il he "a ever
saved ~ ali. Great iaughter He RAYS he Is for
abolhnng slavery On, no, no is very moderle on this
a yoIcE-Have you seen Lincoln in Kentucky a,ey9
Dir, Cusus-Uh, no he hasn't been there for many
yeers. daughter ana appiause) Now, Mr. Lincoln
s8yfs-
believe tn, goverpmsr, esnho endure permanently y
r. e ~ s 20 p ~ sLssss me spSi e ~ o
bling or al another
Nov, gentlemen every ous Of you know tina, The slave
safes have no idca Of colonizng New E1gand sg,ia
-tapgLter)-nor New York We suppose you havn got
ab0as a. many blacks you want {laugher)-7artca.
hrl, whel some Of you think negro rs better than
white Therefore when Mr. Lincoln says that this
ceunty is 20 become all slave territory he Just
.olnatg, ma he means aaytong, !! mat me o'aa.
ofas oTer0ndlf There four doctors and they have
Irescioed different remedies Tho hrs. prescription Tor
cefuoyiDg slavery was made AT Buffalo IN ls5s There
may be some eontlemen here Who at that CONVEX
ZION, but shall not meatinn their names, because
ter) They wh know enough II tread their toes 4
H. jump (Laaghter) Tuere were three conventions
held ISIS for Taylor ant Fillmore one for cass
dIa -. 10 Nsa baren The Vac Barren patty was made
ZIP u abutonsts and democrats called III
bauhurners and ~ho could not for Cas-. know
Fen 10 man who was Ia that partyGen Nye(augnter)-
a gentleman who has been carrying the book Tor Sc
ward all the way through the West daughter and ap-
paute General sye made the nsl speech that Con.
venti0u 81 Ecccdng democrats aud Gbouiousts After
no sat down, another gentleman made speech. HIS
nbme do not n0w remember, but no sas q ID D. hstchei
faced, hungry looking nun Qaughtor)- thia a lar.
It ID the sprng when the acorns are all gone, and be
fore the buds come out (Lsnghter) Tots man sat
after General Nye sat do@n, and said, " nuist Of
TIC GosPe hope 20 See The time come when high wall
VIII BE- bAt around TIE slave States, aud then DIRE aud
brrHtUre scattered over tbs tnhabuAntsn (taugh,erl
Aier he at ecsn took N By tue h1nd and stf, My
nicud, b-lcye yen are one Of the most honest In
the crewt bat hapscn q live on the other side OF the
aall you propose " bald. NOg, you mvst keep "
yonr side 81 the Ohio river, for shore
" ssr sae before sa the burning is begun s'i
VIII take you ta.N Uanshter That Was no nrst doc
tor hat pfes 1rbed Tor slavery aad his reey was are
All brn.sto4e. (Aughter Ar Je an OF indiana, tor
miFly ihc abolition candidate for yce President, and
lately elected 70 Congress IN Indsra By oco majority by
the fepnblc srf u her doctor. What does he ssyf
~ ieii y0r.N says be, eve sectional party. 10
alone lght between The North and sostn: IL is a
devl-hetwesn heaven and bell" fiaughier) he IS
very modlst Re ts Goa and We the devil--he heaven
snd We bell uaushter) Nr sumner "a another paysi
cisn, aro he has hn remedies. (Isscs) Who Is that
his.asG
4 vmcr-I, il tor suruer tApplause)
~ to'ns-Mr Sumner " an edacatci yen'leman-a
scholar. What docs he sayS He says that Eve arc
grinding neen and blood, groans aud Egns the tears
of mothers and the cries o. children, into
barbaroas political poser1 Inst u tbs way be talks Of
BIS brethren. he says slavery must de, a. the p,l
soned ra dics q rage 70 his hsle" That Is from MS
T. become bet ofGro. gr' about tho slave saies Win
~ which slavery aust o. That 4 worse remedy than
rate gtslntd rats Ia hoic. (aughtcr) And We are
20 10 burpcd out gra1naiy Why u IL worse than hurn
Ak htAkt ~ thcy 3rt
toe 70 burn fellow ~. (laaghitr) 1 had osce NY
sell IT, pleasure beng prisoner among the Indians
and tho1rh was noi burned Al the stake had % rcn
the GusUtgt, ara that s rather dissgrecabe. QAuvn
teri Dot would tathr run tho gauntlet every day
T. have Wal G are around me From one you might
escapr-lrcm the other 10 u impossible Then there 10
Doctor se~ara-{aughier aud signs OF deri.
siopl-ne has his remedy. He aud once stood upoa
the fame platform We used - aide by side Bat
ne has row got oN the rlAt'ovm Once he Supported
Ger TAI or, who Oerci hutdrcfs CT regrocS-so many
thsi he could have bad young negro for breakfast every
fneFhieg daughter Now he can Tsk the happiness
q tsenty million white for the sake u three million
bokl Then be could not think 81 anything Of the sort
Ihtn wc wfrt INTO Onto % stump ~ but thought bis
fpsethCs Nilo loo rank told him be had better 20
over ~ GlaGiuTe' district, where be could lalx a.
back % nc peasel (Lsngator) And 50 We
gave hin bottle of brandy aad started
nm NJ 70 that district (Sosra ~ laughter
never him II but color N my lfe-alwsys pale
An tel you, Fcut cmcu, attempt 10 drink down
Itc man (Gfeat au Inter Tsko fellow that sho
N AsC Eeri cuan ID the ncsc and then you know you
have ca him (Bosterous aughter) Will read few
extracts from Mr. sewards speeches 10 sh0~ you what
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