The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12
THE 0vATIOEs TO MIR. SEWARD.

The VYATlONS TO NIB. SEWARD.
The Reception In Madison, Wisconsfn-
Speeches es Mr.. Seward. General Nys
aAd Cha rles Francis Adams.
MArssoS, Wis Sept. II, 1850.
Governor Seward arrived here to day from Milwaukee
Gov RAINFALL, Con. Rufus King (of the Sntsne), Judge
Goodrich, OF Minnesota, and other prominent men, &C.
companied him At every station the road thore was
an assembsge OF 70 greet them sad he and Gen.
Nye made come half speeches by the way
At waukesha NJ. Seward said that when he last visit
ed Wisconsin neen years ago, it but thny peoped
and there was not \ line OF read built Now the
State intsrsected with railroad lines and Wis
consin had grown great and prosperous The census
just taken would show the Eastern ta.es TO
In an inferor position, ana the Western States be
placed above lhem. while he loved al the States alike
he nevertheless glad o. this because his hopes OF the
prosperity and perpeuty of this nation rested the
West And whsg Because While the south had asoptsi
system of forced labor. the West had adopted system
Of voluntary free abor and while the system de-
graded the ahcrer sia-s the other elevated HIN
into citizen ard sovereign.
The reception ii MADISON very fine The military
hremen, Turner'S and w!ds Avakes parsded for he
occasion, ald escorted him 10 the Capitol House
II not partisan affair. AT party differences were
merged into the general desire to nil hoaor On the
balcony OF tle ho,s, he formally welcomed By Mr.
Chsuncey Abbott behalf Of the city and by Governor
Ran dali behslf Of lie state. After glowing and de-
served compliment the beAat.u. city Mr. Seward went
on to say
II has been by simple rule Of Interpretation have
studied the constitution Of my country That rule has
been simply this--rnat BY word, 10 act, no combna
ton into which might enter, should any human
being OF all the generations to which be.org much less
any class Of human beings OF any nation, race or
kindred Be oppressed and kept down IL the least de-
gree In their Efforts to rise TO higher state Of liberty
and happiness (Arptause) sAuid ali the gloss Of the
times amid al the essays and discussion which the
constitution Of the Uated States been subjected this
has been the simple plain brcai light IN which have
read every article and every section Of that great nsu
ment wherever 1t requires Of that this hand shall
keep down tie humbiest of the human race then viii
lay down power, place, position, fame, everything,
rather than adopt such . construction such q rule
(Appause therefore, In this land there any who
would rise, say 70 them, IN Cod's name, good
speed there are In foreign lands people
who would improve their condition By emigration,
there be here who would 60 abroad Ia search Of
happiness, the improvement Of their condition,
thsr elevation towards higher state o. dignity and hap
piness, they have always bad and they always shall
have, cheering word and such Efforts ~ consist.
emily make In their behalf. {Applause.)
Charles Francis Adams Tho latter spoke Of Mr. Seward
a. one whose history s associaed mainly with the sIp
port Of the great principles Of freedom In America
There Is TO be great demonstration TO. morrov Next
day We shali start for Prairie d. Chen.
The Douglas Electoral Ticket In Penn
sylvania.
HAnn@uns, sept II, 1850.
straight Douglas electoral ticket announced. in
GLIDING kr. vauH at largo. The following are the
chs1go-
AT Lar1s-John Cessna, instead OF Mr.. Kcin
Dlxyid Esc.rs--.ohn Alexander. Frederick stoevsr,
Godfrey ke,zier, Edward wsrtmsn, Joseph powdan,
Isaiah james, Geo. D. stsse John Black George Gross
VIM l. Devart, WIN. r. GoryAs, Francis sAcre, John
Colohn aad james :. LEONARD
The Massaehusesss Vnsea state Convsn-
tfon.
woacxsrxa, Sept, IL, 1893.
The Bail a1d Everett men assembled u strong nu.nbes
at worcester v day.
The afternoon and evel ng ssn from Boston wee well
aed with delegates from the part Of the stse
and Western here In fun numbers Mr. Cob Of
Pitisded, being . prominent representative from the
western portion Of the State.
The absc'rte defamation Of Hsn John n. Cl5ord. Of
the once Of Governor vhlsh 10 the State Commit.
49, has upset oil feelings with regard that position
The state Committee hes no other man.
paere meeting Of the Bel aad Everett men IN
thor Committee room this evening, in whrh Wan. D.
Swan Of Dorchester presided, and speeches made
by the President AID BY OTIS Klmban and Samuel II.
Gcokin me main muort for fusion, but fusion
entirely popular-very many solid against H.
Mr. oEnyn nAker vn probably be the Prsldsst 10
morrow.
me he's been no preliminary meeting he'd 70 nishs,
except one the Bcstoa Committee rooms end one ss
the Worcester Beii ard Everett besd4usys-rs
Levi Lincoln and Amos A. Lawrence vii be candidates
for ssAte electors 81 large.
Pe.nsyi~anas Congregational Ssmina-
tfens.
cssxsprs-ss, sept, II, 1890.
me democratic conferences have dominated Hon. ".
r. scheli, Of Bedford, for Congress.
IocK HAZE sept. IL. 1880
ne Conference n the Fifteenth Congressional ds.
tr,cs have nominated Hon. T. 7. Bale for Congress.
New York Congressional Nominatson.
Fozr Fp~ARo, Sept II, 1850
James r. Kcxesn, OF Saratoga, has been renominased
for Congress By republicans Of the fifteenth district
mIsc.iianeous Political Items.
rur Nrr Jrrsxr Frsus-rhe various STATE com nit.
sees q the PARTIES opposed 10 Lincoln and Hann New
Jersry ere meet II the Asor House tuesday next
70 make the anai arrangements for complete son Of
oil she conservative elements upo1 . single eectorA
TICKET
Cur7rvnxs ~ rxvsxxu.-Hon. Jonn J. crittcn6en, Of
Kentucky, 10 announced 70 make Boil and Everett
speech IN Nashville 90 the 25th inst
Fscs Horsros 10 Bzscxswpcx me feekskln n. ~
De~oya sisce the publication Of General Houssons let
Ter OF whdrAvs has hos,ed The BrsckInrdec and Zane
Gag.
| Top coscxsc Hon. Alex :. pves has been noms-
mated the republican candidate for oonsrss In the
| Twenty o. ventn district Of this state
4 Mzxpsss on ooseexs EIsrrD n kaSs-The entire
delegation RON Maine 70 the Thrtysevensh Congress
viii be again black republican and al The fol-
l loving are the names q The Representatives lust