The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

onv~rdi NJ wnser wt,A ,a~sAoss,r,r' Dozen win ns
ser~Assding e-sr~~>nn La As osysnam weA dea,h
fr.s. s.aT-~ara Sw1Aer. v,pallse, and As spssdy
afsluies ~ siavery s.A s~<rla,ly f,toe (Loud
sIllasss - ! an Laisrrn2 q dlssolss A1 soa
RepublcA1s, you may under Il n yoa viii, you may
throw Up your cAls ftser " - you may yet you
h ana yea dare 10 be men, and are 10Y an ,. SsS
tbfee boodsge, thai you cherishing tath ae'u-
siau snd thai sDa hcfn s0n at least, your onon rs
only mockery and an outrage Here my irisad Hen
~ MMp-s u.ss.ehusetts msn-a Massachusetts, Sena-
tor Ne eulorisss the osnstIaIon and glories In L.
boasts sT~nged BAN en- aud dos MOI object
car ~ ,s 81 sne sor.oas Union ana burns incsnse
upr 10 .Ar yet knows that In the slave States
he hes no liberty q speech than the plantation
when = has come 70 that extremity and knows that
be csn1es have any liberty In one half Of the Union
whsh Be % food s q es..lins. bat wi, nevertheless
clearly infatuated For one, am filled with amaze
meut. and kno~ BOT what ~ make Of IT, Unlon that
tAas ~osA s.stssaIy dusoirs and destroy No
Mr.. Laoofn, be dos not, / repeat, now go
A. he did eleven years ago. say this because he has
been dumb ever since and effort Is making by the
pabcan party 10 purge that District Under these cir
cumstsnoss wss no injustice to Mr.. Lincoln, the
part u my friend that hc omitted 10 mentonf he knew
The tact-thai Mr. Lincoln proposed the abolition Of
slavery 10 the District, with the consent of the slave
boiders Cd At ths time hc made his proposition for the
recapture q fagitvrs within tho same limits. Now, Is
man. ~ho, va cue breath u M fayor OF providing Tor the
seizure and rcudun Of fugitive slaves the District OF
Columbia anu In the next breath Is for tho abolition of
slavery, with the consent Of the esayers ia the same
Districts such worthy of confidence and
port such man shall never have my vote, either
% occupy the Presidential chair any other oiiciaI
staiion. Ny friends best service 10 the country
Ia the cause love, TO those who In bondage
u % be uncomprum sing with principles. % Let
the dead bury the dsadN Discaim and repudiate the
Old COMPROMISE, and declare that you can no longer
stand by them. Let The great North be clean sed
and IN Gong this shall DO the work OF immediate and
thorough abolition. Our compromises keep slaves
Their chains II u because content with
hng besides neN'rabe justice that the millions held
~ bondage. IL looks plausible 10 choose between
corrupt and TINE serving PARTIES being great deal
than the other; but hold be unsound In moral
philosophy. If We have radical principle, ought to
STAND by IT, come what may and, In standing by II,
shall do better than by any compromise thereof
cone ude by saying, that white Will give all due credit
to the republican patty for attempting prevent
stence Of slavery the Territories charge upon
party that II Is willing u stand by constitution satura
ted with the blood Of the millions IN bondage and that Il
proposes no change la the OF the government
that Particular aud therefore by giving through oons
tu,ona GUARANTEES the whole power Of the government
tn the service o. the Shareholders against their slave In
tunes of exigcncy, that party Is perpcaating human
bondage on the Amer .can soil. (Applausc)