The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09
THE REPUBLICAN JUBILEE.

friends to mesl cor conferences and conxrsuaton The
doors had been long opensd before tho became
uncomfortably crowded; but then II accommodates hard
iy thousand people
TIE conference was opened by calling 70 the chair Mr.
VIZ. cvIN BRYANT, Of the Esass~o Ped. He said that
this meeting was assembled 70 celebrate great moral
and political victory Of the most important that had
been achieved mo youngest Of those who listened
70 him might live s the middle OF tho next century end
election pregnant with great results q
that just held. We stand said hs, on tho great bsits
said be- ,hs slain. We have defeated tina, great OIL
garchy which has % long held the South in
submission and silence through fear, and has
ruled The North through the treAchery OF North.
men, and tyranniEed equally both. (Appsuse
YOU my friends, animated BY tho generous Impulses Of
your tune oe fs aided 10 deal the terrible blow
which had stretched the creature the earth. ZAP
Pa huge trunk ~ limb: sss s,s sesa ~" sS
: nov m.osus..ss. a voice. fasaI tho Iord"5
The old order OF things pased away, never, let ne
hope 70 return. nsw order OF things has begun IN.
der which there viii be moro attempts 70 foros by
eUaDs rsrrisopy Ss,Ssrsn ns.u,oo Which .Sey yI sS
Dor, and which they Indignantly struggled 70 rcpel.
There viii be no more covesng the possessions n neigh
stltution which our curse and our great calamity
There will b no more attempts 70 revive tue
uafic eccursed OF God ana man, the execrable slave
trade. (Appianss) There win DO no longer any daring
acts OF violation and defiance Of those Ia by which
exccrabe uafc prob bi.ed. There Gin be more
attempts 70 purchase member Of Congress, 70 buy from
Tho enactment Of which their consconces
dsapprove. (Appiause) have been long an observer
Of public lfs though never In myself, and have
instance Of the right and Justice being stssdy
pursued without public opinion coming round 70 thai
course and erowniDs The Of those who
sued t In tbe end with . glorious triumph. (CbeerS
This cloud which bursts In fortRixng sho
the whole land was fev years since little spock In the
Hrmamect, no bigger than . mans hand. Slowly en-.
t ais the whole cope Of heaven shedding down
s abundant waters arid hills and Thirsty valleys The
dry Of the ned ncd with abundant moisture.
ard ny friends, win yet reap from Thorn the bar
sone speeches were made by Juvenile orators, and
soegs sung BY the Rocky Mountain sIee Cab
Then Mr.. HoRAO GRxDr vas introduced 70 and ad.
dreseed The audience He showed that the hsht hnd
been made for principles, not men; and be dcciUcd
the admin sraton OF the government under Inoon
would be moderate ard loyal and constitutional though
nrm and devoted 70 prncpe aud tina, fact would teach
the southern people the truths thus r shut out from
their apprehcnsion. They would 6nd that there would
be In the srnin strAtion nothing st with tho
OF the South BE believed that the republicans
Crgrese you'd dnd allies, not adhcrcnh, from all the
There meetings also Organised in tho street. and
good deal q excitement got mp, particularly there
we're, one time, signs Of row Arising from some
throwing, SAID 70 have been INDUCED In the part Of
persons Of the opposite political shops the ohr
aide Of the street.
An announcement vas made that the Union wide
Arakes proposed making Al excursion 70 Washington 70
attend the Inauguration Of President Lincoln tia. tney
were making extensive preparations and would appear
q and handsome uniform; and an opportunity
presented fos persons wishing 70 JOIN them 70 record
their names.
a voice oslhd out-"I guea you'n and the Eighteenth
ward there, too"