The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30


" one or The Other parry -uncseded, Unons dis
cafded All thesr sought party SUPPER revenge
iul party m tcripuop What did the man OF tn, lse-
cabin wrnts he dignity and peace ia pe,tas1
OF these camI<, and how this great Union PARTY
lo me'Y sas kb"wn that there numbers OF con.
tervs've men W come over aud rally the Uaton
the Constitution and the tho aws WIS
present at that Cow snton, though a member Isaw
there no 0embgosues, no polsy politicians: but 50
lreteDtaves from pesry thirty states sa pentlemsu
q character OF property OF Intellect who did not want
dice--the pride Of the land them mage their mo-
ninatiou; 10 party intrigue faction aghtins fact,ou
ruled the CUbvntoD theirsim waste country
j. was IN ,ls spirit II wss LOT he constitution, the
sutop is preserved, if the Union Is preserved, the
ton Union the enforcement OF the laws are
the basis, who COMPLAIN These platforms
msnasIs made up OF petty ideaa and party intrsues
form banging around his reck Is unworthy the homer.
The constitution the platform, and the only platform.
forms They have broken up their pArty-they ere
not founded the constuiir The truth not IN them.
the oo0st,uoo.l party aros. Cons TO tins great party
between the two extremes IL there any other party
nn ,s can ?. orm thu s very necessity oompss tns;
want 10 call you 20 This reflection; the dsunonnu wish
10 elect Lincoln, that IL may furnish prcteat for ~
the sonth, whose party is disuuou and dsru pou q
must take part with the and Union party
md chow that the great heart OF the couny SATISFIED
with the country But who are these dsuniooistR
hey claim tosbe at times Union men. They say ws
HT' ea x n os mes must ,s nsys s .
oLtinsencies; n certain thing happens, win
be 10 favor Of secession. Every one Of these mea q
contingencies 10 disuniopist General Warrington,
"a his last legacy, said, above all things adhere
10 the Union, and beware Of false prophets, falss
patriots, demseogues, Who will be ready 70 per-
iusde you in certain Contingencies TO break up The
Union; cherish q cordial attachment TO the Union;
not enc 70 be saasen BY adverse gaes IN the shape q
phen atked when would be the time 10 dissolve The
uricnt Hs reply was:-sNey.r, never, never" Hov
you guard against this' Elect Union man. defoat
the repub eeest tie democrats; elect your
Ibess frepds Of stand oetween these two factions
1s oa som ,no Unon but s.1d aside
II this election nve months of you would no certain
TO carry this election by the popular viii might evea
say four months All that men want Is refection, and
they win see that this rs The party to the Union
want to bail all these people, all my fellow citizens ~
these United States county claim here that this
ia my country II V the state Of tennessee but thank
Col, II Is my country. II each man viii think earnest
y ae be does bis most ,dng affair Of interest to him
sell he wi see that this s the only party. short time
since when making speech over the river TO the fres
s9ilers rat you VIII try to love them as heartily
you hate them 1.-THE ssveholders, We would be the hap
pest people In the world. may not be aspplcabie
here. Let Us stand rights, but defend them .
duty bell and Everett are too high to battered and
am too high TO 0atter them They men who have
.ssed through Ne without spotExh their characters
The idea Of their being abo,ionisis Why, when hear
tuch assertions maze, simply snile at the absurdi,y
for they themselves not believe II. I myself havs
been charged with being disunionist. do not tell
man BY bearing speech tell man ey his liie but 20
teavens fall but will stand BY aud support the constita
ton Who built this countrys Who built this
t!oIY Has II any claim upon us9 II has II ~ the
republican government and recognises the capacity Of
every rcedom We formed this gov eminent stsr
protect those great which fought
Washington laid the stone Is there hereditary
sSo No 10 he soS q o oar Ssr
WAS not half as good, yet would knee when aP.
preached II with vtneration Judge the constitution by
lis fruits You have one Of the richest countries In the
world. Before the adoption Of the constitution
bankrupt, without credit. treated with respect Bss
how changed Liberty natural to that We do
know that it can be eIinsuished cannot feel L.
DO you know any man that oppressed by this govern.
nenu Providence Will not permit Ms 10 sink down-wtA
70 with " we DO not exert ourse yes viii IAN,
history viii blot out existence iron her page, and
xi forget LOOK at the result OF breaxtng ~ ths
i, then safety War "a war Those who, iss me- have
cxperienoed II know IT, That h Of the Uaon that nov
car visit every sea- respected IN case o. d,:uno.
We would be hiding away nom each oihcr-with 20 70.
STOOD 50 % pG sa g look fss s
Is II not worth while 70 preserve ths Unlons To Pre-
serve for one hundred and ny millions Of men % LOOK
8 rs sr.sssur and i' the M Of such s =.
and hty lious OF freemen, free aad Just:
ard, 70 apply our own familiar phrase TO the
PRIDE in looking upcu soch spsc.es Ours will be a
umpire Of justice, ffeedom and liberty Now SIR with
that before U.s. there who does not feel himself
elevated BY such specaceS II "a worth while 70
preserve this Union, ana when coming % Q
line which ~il break Cd these magnificent consequence
What oulys Bells election nsares US; Bells eles-
tion viii quiet down Reflection = III Gle ths minds
Of tbese dsunioniss Bell President That aboli.
party, that idea party would four years be
disrupted am or the sovereignty OF the people OF the
states; that Ii What am tor Bot II 70 time this dis
union sentiment should before the people, that they
may thow that there N strong union feeling existing
among them may you so express Jour opinions - 70
show your disposition 70 preserve the U1ion.
Amer Mr. Crit,cSden cceec hts speech, and the cheer
Ing had srbsided Mr. Horace Maynard introduced,
and vas speaking vbsn left IL Ia the inienttoa 70
have the meeting addressed by several vel known
sreskerA
Blood Stos X for SOuth Carolina.
Tie shp 0thello, which sailed from Liverpool on the
3oth Of last moth, the Cbarcstou N~ruy and may
be expected here lst October. viii have %
board choice variety Of blood socA selected from the