The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

wrosged because he WAS not equal with another. Ny
whole series OF speeches IN oonsonance WIN no a
which have always carried out that have no sh' W
wrong others because they not our equais hhV"
that because man is not equal physicali anu i,e
iectually owe him duty TO belrend him 10 all the rh
which claim for myself denounce the iaea 'nas .5
wrong Cypress a such n account lieu IL
unkind To me To hold me up before N,ss'cnuse'Ss @
ence under the dioation Of men that I'm not accuso
ed 20 receive dictatou from Every vote OF NINE eyef
word, ,hrow open to criticism All ask Is tha' sn'n
nave melted out to what mete out 70 youeAtct Jus
ticethat is all ask said that believed in the equality
OF all men before the aw-that Is my doctrine te 70,
publican party believes slavery be moral political
and social evil II pronounced sganst human slavery
every Ahere. II recognizes slavery as local ins,'u
ton which Congress NAV not touch In the States where
II exists but claims the power TO keep slavery out o IN
Territories, knowing that In time II viii give US sucn
an Overwhelming power as q enable US to check slavery
over all the continent II II fails IN 1870 II Will DC De
cause the country Is not ripe enough for IL IL sac
ceeds, IL will overthrow the influence Of slavery III Va.
government. leave slavery in the South 10 DO ue.'
with by the people Of the south Whenever can cna
the heart and judgment and conscience OF ths pP o.
sieent in the chair opposed to slavery Anywhere aud
everywhere, but recognizing the rights OF ne VIC
Court aud uut th. federal govern against human
slavery and slave innuepoe Id Amer icA We ieaSe u
then In the states sh'rn Q, "s pou.'cai powe,,
does not give control OF the country Leave II
open influence u Christianity leave to be press
ed upon by every good influence How long do
you suppose 1t will i've when you take the power or
this government from t. and leave II IN the legitimate
influences Of its existence. All I Is that when
you undertake. arraiFn Who In thc halls Of Con
gress. before dominating majortes when public ssnt
aganrt them when the sheer and profne words
meet them every sep the streets true to the
right, ask you that when you deal with such men, You
shall do them justice, and that II they have done good
deedh, and brave deeds that YOU say II. And
When they make mistakes, If they do 40 as
men Who love the Of freedom, do not mis-
interpret them I agree with you in thing
In deep profound love Of liberty, and a hatred Of
human slavery For quarter Of a century, when could
do 80 have attended your meetings and have never ut
tered word 81 uns ndness against you although you
know that differ with you concerning the Union, the
cons ttnton aud the mode Of action How was II AZ the
last Of Congcsss John Brown had just been
cuted There great hostility manifested on all hands
70 all men Who opposed To slavery. The very drst
day they put trial before the country We were
upbrsoed traitors We that the great object Of
opponents to create panic in the country.
We si0od sohily and calmly and heard their deauncia
tons We knew that we're right, aud that time
would come IN good time. II did come. For the last
four nu,s the aggressive steps slavery have been re
Of slavery quail We have the naughty flag of de
rnocrscy shverrd to fragments, and there was an
hour in the history " the country when anti slavery
has much TO hope for We have organized par
ty To take the out Of the hands OF the slave
power We have left the country open to truth and jus
ice and right-and say to men that cherish gloomy
Thoughts that above all hours the hour Of hope for
twenty dive Years ago amid opposition and persecution,
by despised few To-day the country by the ir
repressbe conflict, and men beyond Mason and Dxon's
line are coming 70 aid the 1t takes time TO accom-
nation are not 10 be changed in day nor
through and over pa1s We are S marching on to csr
tain success (appiause). Even what friend who
spoke here this morning called the black code OF Illinois
will YET crumbe before this march f progress The bat
tie fought by the republican party on the truest and
When VIM against slavery extension it wins against
everything When the slave power goes down in the ma
tiona government, goes down forever. (Great aP
Mrs Ann, KulY FOSTER desired to know what the
difference between the platform Of the whig party from
which he ed aud that Of the republican party
Gen WILSON explained II to the satisfaction Of the au
dtnce, shuwng the difference between the wings OF Nus