, 1860-05-14

AGO MONDAY NAV
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charge mJ duty. 1rejoice. re all rejoice, to see
The great cause. We hope to ses you often, to
exchange the sa1utasions Of patriots With you.
And now, promising that shall see you here
evening. Three hearty cheers for Giddings.1
IT,: E..r..+o, p,e.;dant Ro.rd ofr-s5a ,f |
aal.oen -. @.,,. - A'A0eoN
Cincinnati, followed Af' u'oo1ngs IN IN earnest, |
sensible and stirring speech, paying handsome
tribnte to the ladies' Of Chicago and the people
- 49, <.-.hva,t his a,tns;ons tn Senator
Of 1he Northwest HIS a''us,oAs ~ oeoa'o9
Trumbull and Ar- Li4coln were heartily cheeret'
aHocest Old Abe'sD uame elected a uerfect
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COL" HENRY E. LANES SPEECH
Hon, Henry S. Lane, the Republican eandi-
dat. a. c:ovsrnor ~ the state of Indiana xas
uate 'of ~ y, 49,
introduced % me Coaafnoo' anu "as greeted
By the crowd with three trcmendoua cheers.
Lads5. and G<ntleusen Of th4 City Of c7;caoo:
/ behold most gratifying evidences Of your
nrooress and prosperity. / mar be permitted
hers th;a n;p,,t IL Tia nresence. Ia make nv
claim in behaif Of tha power Of free labor and
the dignity Of {lec institutions. behold The
almighty and transforming power Of free labor
in Ills city Of Chieago, [chesrs seated As it is,
adorned az is. in its oaeenly robes beside your
crystal lakei You IRE convened on this liter
e.i;nc occason TO inaupurate this great temnle.
not to the vorshin Of Unknnwn.
but to the yenius of true Iepub,
iican;sm |Yocifsroua applausa I CONG
TO erect no new altar. nsk you with me to
worship al the fathe1s wo1shipped. come to
sneak in behalf of great party. but feel It is
20 sin to b=liere in 10 Declaration Of Indrpen~
dence, OF to quote,.*A Sermon on tbs Mount
[Applause and laugtter.l The grand principles
Republican party are principles upon which
alone may be administered safely these grand
institutions Of ours, which beautify and sdorn
our common county. A few great cardinal
ideas represent the whole Republican doctrine
non-exteusion Of slavery into the territories Of
slavery, wheresoever slavery exists by virtue Of
local Law. 1Cheeff. These are the central
truths around which cluster every senti-
meut promotiye Of the Republican organiza-
ton.
Imay speak to you in reference to another
and dangerous set OF principles, hitherto al~
most unknown in the history Of the country,
| You are told thai We are new party. We are
| a new party organization, but representing old
principles. Our enemies are an old party rep
resentlng new principles. (Applause and
reference to questions Of mere temporary policy
affecting temporarily the interests of the coun.
Try. Now we are divided By grand questions
] which hitherto hare not entered largely into
the political contestsof the country. We differ
ia reference to many Of these questions, aud
| it is natural in q country like ours, where in
tetests SO vast and 80 varied are submitted to
the free decision Of the voter, that men should
differ. Welfare been brou .tt together, repre-,
senting tho different traditions, opinions and iu-
terests. Some OF us had our blrth in that no.
BILE State Of Kentucky, which gaye to our coun-
| try that "iord Of the lion. heart and eagle
eye" the great, immortal, Henry Clay. Tim
n1ense applause.) Some Of Us first beheld
the light Of the genial sunshine on the
stones of the Aleghaaies; some first breathed
the air, and derived their idea of the beauty
md magpifceuce Of nature in the still and
Ms hare had for our cradle lullaby the sound Of
| the waves that broke unon the rock- -bound COAST
Of New England: but iu many thinc-iu our
objects and our priuciples-I thank God that
thsre is no difference Of opinion among us. We
| love. ave, in our "heart Of hearts Va lore the
| Constiiutinn Of our com,non country. ard the
nn;on Of these glorious States. IEnthusiastic
cbepr,nr.7 For the last sixtv DAYS tl,stin.
xuisLed Southern leaders haye had Us the yta.
nte of tho wboie Of their speeches yite aisunion
/ IanfitunnfS The R..nuhfir4n Marty has npTpF
nourishcd ar ma,ured disunionist. or one sin
,.ie disunion sentimeut djsuuionist cannot
i've in the Republicaa orranizt ttion. any more
th.n ron ran ire uithnut tRe vita air which yo,,
breathe. Disuuion nowund in times post has bseu
the D.mocra,ic disease-the Locofoco di<ease
It had its origin in south Carolina, aud thaul
rer1et that he did not use Kentucky heup il
IT'S cure and restriction. Gentlemen now lei i
| vou first. If vou eiect n Renubljcan Sneaker
ihev viii dissolve The Union: Or to 20 turtle,
bacK-in 1s5G-tl,ey told you if you elected Frc
, | ID. The Goyernor Of a distiuau;shed CON
: monyeaith-Old YiYp;niu-the mother of State
aud statesmen anticipated by four years th
treason Of John Brown in seiziuR upen uar
per's Ferry.
The inauguration rf Fremont was to be re
sisted # We did VIZ: II, in, obedience to sh
Const;tution we yoted-and elected Is shousoeve
; We pleased for President. What becomes Of tn
equality Of citizens and Of States, it we hare n
| right thus to exercise the efechre franchise
We are already slaves, ready tor th
:, manacles where it shall please our oppressol
+ to attach the chain. Again, you are told If
Union was to be dissoiyed. And last, if "
| elect President from among the patriots Of th
c | Republican party, the Union will assuredIy b
dissolred; that it Is only question Of time, d
pc1ding on one contingency. :,
j. world does not come to an end before the ne,
election. you will see Republican Presidei
= aud Republican Administration IN 1851. fMue
J. applause.1 I know not who that Kepublica
T. MIR be, &c may be that distinguished, trust
and tried statesman Of New York, William
+ pure life and spotless integrity, that man
= peerless patriotism, who h IS never ret staint
:, the judicial ermine, John Mclean Of Ohio. (A
! plaase.} He may be found in the person OF a
=, other distinguished citizen of Ohio, Salmon
!! ron viii piaa of Massachusetts. Natha
: icl p, Banks, whosoeser he may be, cloth'
~ x1tI, t11e authority and moral power which "
y RI rom this Conreutiou, he will be presidet
',ss | catch the inspiration cf prophecy and Il
20 inspiration Of victory from this vast assemb'
~ stand IN ave Of portion at least Of the :
|: nj nonulsr sovereignty Of this coun4Ey, tho
), Who represent for veal or for woe opinio
Is which must exercise mighty influence up,
- the destiny of our common country. mig
+ sneak to you with reference to other able u
;" dIstinpuished statesmen, but there is no da
" ger Of selecting any man whom the people =
i mt nrefer to apy nominee a. Charleston or i;
!. timore- fApp1ause.}
~ WHAT has become OF the watchRord. the r,
7; living cry of the nationality of the Democrat
~. partT. It has been broken at Coarlestou.
Now Won see two miserable sections Of t
y irnksn Democratic party one representi1
y he extremist Of the South, and another rep,
. seated by a portion Of the popular sovereiR
:, ec11;ao;, rps cent,emen til M nemocracr
&c &c tie same SortI1 and Souths Why Democra
p IN Indian, and Illinois il means. fit mpans at
~ ~ ,h;nv nonufar soyereicuty and the least Of
as y; i;tt1e 1fants. in Ainbana and South caro1na
~ msans sla1e code sad Conversational interye
1 ea in ;n Pennsylyanja il means tariff for n,
10 10 ssrt;,nl md in Alabama free trade. Thers
oh | ~ ~o;n+ ~ ;aantitr North and Snnt7 arck
~ III. that modern Democracy ia ycry mean Ii
o. ~ ~ institution. {Lanphter and much
~ o;.rsa =; ~