The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

wbpptd Tor very Ereab prlncipie Nrehc"oo nuenssJ
you prison cells wherein he blandy invites you 70
drag cut your miserable lives you wn Win pr'as 70
pa.rta no1;' and improving upon the eAt yon WIZ
excain at u most sweet AID honorable 70 Ole FOL va
Of government, not an IDEA oocssl5uay droppea 10 !
speech, bet his great original conception This shal'
low, rdss1ous childish nonsense 10 what he empnaii
csly procaims 10 be The fundamental dootrne Oh Ma
Whole political wisdom. On, Douglas democrats, bow
proud you must feel Of ycur grestest aiva"
party, our sncerest Congratulations Bui, Judge
Douglas here stand up before the great jury OF the go
srsgn people .Sd brig my BIZ o. % a.. arssn
sour resricton lime and again. socoi 10 the int.
rests Of slavery arragn HIM for having broken the
pghted faith Of the people by the repeal u tho eonpro
mise Of 1890 araign Kim for having upheld the most
arcoous violations Or the ballot boz Tor having tramp
led upon rights OF people OF Kansas
long the struggle be freedom and slavery
docb.fli araiRn him for having committed a fraud
upon the people bv forging and d1ter.tns he principle
very propagandism. ! Arraga him for having deserted
The cause Of free Kansas when the people having complied
the Union Inragn him fer having repeatedly made the
atepp pit 70 disturb the system OF constitutional checks
names of he az rasn ann or ssvns a.
tempted, By his corspiracks, thing more ousraseous
than tho sedition Law Of 1885, to put The oertes OF
and 70 make the judicial persecution d opnons stand
ard system of policy srrsgu him, lastly, for having
attempted 70 pass of upon the people tie doctrines Of
political philosophy, which insult the popular
understanding No. beg your pardon, do Eot arrsgn
nm r., ,na. or sns lfee o9Snsry where eve.yooay
subect only 10 the constitution u the United satesn
Goud lsughter And yeti arrxgn him for that also for
with him Hero q The charge i. Is ior the people 10
give tho verdict Well after these exploits, he thought
he was NJ TO be deuc cratic candidate for the presi
dency, and 90 his lame went before tho Charlcs.on
Convention. But, wonderful 10 tel, the whole South.
srn democracy seered % be united against him: and
honestly declare think The save power did wrong.
might have found atject ard ess exaotng tool,
bat it could hardly expect 70 lad more iIDg, rcck
rot tell Us that when Nebraska bill enacted that
this law the most efficient way Of introducing free
labor into the Terrtores Have you no, most solemuy
assured every day since 1854 that the prr cipe OF
popular sovereignty, - expounded BY Mr.. Douglas,
grasp Of slavery AID look thsfe Your master
and prophet admits acknowledges, and boasts Of that
this Fame principle gave 70 slavery one and hah de-
since the organization Of the American republic not
square foot Of free Territory converted into
to Us az the greatest and moot reliable engine
Of free labor. your master and prophet tells you in
your own faces and IN the face Of all mankind and in
the ACE OF posteriy that you have been lying most
atrociousyying every day for the last elk ycars This
was unknd-was II not, Dougasites Of the North
before the slave power-in The DUST before your proud
opponentsi You longer cay you stand by him, for
with him there At the foot Of the slave where
he lies, lie with him. And what did the shareholders
do AFTER he bad 80 meanly Inundated himself and eros
trated his friends? Did they smile upon him7 Aye they
did, with scorp, and SAID, ave loved thy treason well
enough bit We spurn With contempt the traitor and
has At least the idol Of Dreams object OF his fond
est wishes for which be has laid many ,reacheros
scheme for which he has turned many summeYsault
which be has struckko many blow Il tie peace Of the
republic for which he often prostuted nasef and his
followers for which he has Rugged 80 many oafer aud
insuned 90 many honest man, for which ne made
se,y remshop his headquarters and every ruian hia
frepd-he has at last The nomination for the Preei-
dency-but what he has craved blessing has come
down upon him o curse; TO be nomuated, and know
that an election impossible 70 DO voted kr, and TO
Lane whom be hates and cvery vote against him vote
for Lincoln whom be does not love lobe voted for and
be aware that those who vote for him work not for him
but for themselves 70 be dead and yet living enough 10
be conscious OF death Oh, there justice IN history
me same betrayal or the free labor Nebraska
TO be the abyss which eng led his honor bis manhood
his strength and his hopes There these who mean
:, sye. .n the ass%e s q history Vain 9,asrtns
On s very front STANDS the fatal touch You cannot
ave him nom BIZ ruin. Why are you eager 70 share
means orr smrty bravado Of srepgthf Ton cannot de-
ceive others Why are you working 30 hard 10 deceive
deavoring 70 ravanze dead body into art fcisl life
You are well aware that your mass meeting dsnonstra
What means your desperate ssmp, TO glue your broken
fortunes together with those Of other parties Do you
think this way TO cheat destiny on, Of its dnesi 4 il
your ambition 10 have your descendants read IN thhis
tory ~ our days there living in 1880 with
nstncis 90 depsyed that when they could not accom-
prevent that which good
On the conclusion Of Mr. schnrzs speech a vots or
thanks was called FOR the two prn ;pa speako which
was heutly responded, and the cheering thus
evoked had died away, there general move 10 the
dcors, and scon after the building was deserted.
THE OUTSIDE MEETINGS.
u addition 70 the large sssemblsge convened in the
spacious ball extensive arrangements made for out,
door demonstrations skyroctets were sent high IN air
~ messengers for the purpose-uot OF invoking the
presence Of beings from above but Of nvtag the A.
tendance Of csens below-thai 10 citrens Of our own
true friends and, Of course, part sulay repub
cans Calcium ishts, fireworks IN abundance, and,
indeed every contrivnce that generally rssor,ed 70
on such political occasions, brought into reeustoo
BY the local leaders OF the party 70 attract multi
lude INTO and around the Cooper Institute
last evening. Early r the evening the crowds
began 70 assemble, and the hour announced
or the meeting nsidc 70 commence only the hall
crowded 10 s utmos capacity but large concourse had