Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16

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hundreds better than ever rs,r,5
A grand Ratification Meeting was held at
T.t,.,-o,, io,4 ,vsel, which ,ras well sttanfs9
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able Mr.. GiDDlNes, who has his coat on for
the campaign, made Que Of his telling speeches
which Is published in the Sentinel In clos
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AS . the es1'lailii'ss WIN oAiy sayi that
have iopo heen uef.anallv aconaipted with
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quAhheq' Dut am sure tne Borusd Of Af'
Lincoln win be more satisfactory 70 you than
anvfhipg tBsa can be said of him Inv others
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viii however detain you only to read SO much
as regards that portion of our platform
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ues OF governments. Speaking OF the States
he said;
aThese communities by their representa-
tives in old independence Hall said to the
whole world of mar. we bold these truths
to be selRevident that all men are created
equal that they are endowed bv their Crea-
tor with certain inalienabIe rigbtg that
AIMING tbesA ara Iifs libartv ana the n,rrspit
of ba5nipees, Tbis v-as tbeir Iof,v and wise
ana robla ,5srste li,,, e,f tI ;,st;o ,f tl,e
Creator to bis rreafures fAnnlanee Yes
gentlemen 10 all hie cresl,,Tas 10 tbe whole
Sreat Gsn,ilv of man In their anIigbtenaJ
belief nothing slammed with the Divine i'm
sge and likeness ygas sent into The world n
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and tbe counties n7vrisds Who sbo1i5 IN
bobi. tbe ssrsb & ,,5s, 60 We st.,s,
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entitled ~ Ts Iibertv s15 fbe rn,.5,,i+ 81
banniness their nostsT1itv 7,iob+ Iool- nm
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virt,,es MIGHT not he ertincIiebed from The
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NOW INV eountrvmen if Won have been
taught doctrines conflicting with the great
landmarks Of the Declaration Of lndepend-
S: enc, S. you nave ', ns.enea 49,. 70 ): SUGGESTIONS
and mutilate the svnrpetry Of its proSortiops;
if you have been inclined to believe that all
men are not created equal IN those inalienable
.s .l,-.' la = y ouI Ia olei' d lDeity' y .p iee
fountain whose waters sprinp close bv the
blood Of the Revolution. Think nothing of
me-take no thought for fhe political fate of
any man RhomsOeYer-bu come back to
the truths that are in the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. You may do anything with me
you choose, if you viii but heed these sacred
principles You may not only defeat me Tor
the Senate, but you may take me, and put
me to death. While pretending to indiffer-
ence to earthly honors, I do clam 70 be actH-
ated in this contest by something higher than
an anxiety for Office. I charge you to drop
-svsry- paltry and insignificant thought for
any mans success. It is nothing, am moth
ing Judge Douglas is moth ng; But DO not
destroy that i1lHlorta1 enibten Of hli11a7l'il-
the Declaration Of american independence.
These are the doctrines Of the Republican
fathers Tbav ora tba Soctrines of Jobr
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SHii'Oy 1AiAlns' Nlo VI 'iiOs'
scenes, when theshrlll voice OF 4the Old man
eloquent was heard in the midst of conflict
ringing ont these undving truths in de6anc,
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the pallor OF ooughlaeesI tnelr quaklng, and
trembling Of moral towards, and the panic o.
invepile politicians They are the nrincirie,
aVOWad At PhIlndelnhIa. and n0W stand 70
peated in the platform adopted at Chicago-
They are the doctrines, which YOU. fellow
citizens, cherish. They viii I've when you
and i will have been lost in forgetfnlness'
They are the doctrines of the man present.
ed YOU by the Chicago Convention. know
him I knew him twelve wears since Will,
be served in CONGRESS. We boarded at IN,
same house; we met at the same table He
was then bonest cqpaBk and 9epotsd to N,
Constitution. Twelve more years of menta-
culture. of constant development has nIacei
him among the ablest men of our nation.
commendF6im TO your confidence.
Of our candidate for Vice President. 1 neel
say nothing. He has long served in Con.
press. His public action for many wears ba,
been witnessed by YOU. You know him.
It has been said by our enemies that Gov
Seward and Gov. Chase would feel mortifel
and lukewarm in commencement being psssef
by: that they are offended at the nomination
Of Nj. Lincoln. It is said that they bay,
served long I'll the Republican ranks and hay,
claims upon the partv. tell Won. fellow
citizens thew have moi TITLED f,-ofice tbe,