The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

,h s , Us because they know they can keen nm
wb,ls ss ~ keeping the democratic party In powes
i7s7 was violated Al the instance OF an ~b,a,o. 1
gogue, who secxs TO be President OF the UnsS 49,
~ .nn,sd IN 0n maj 'nss ordnance should spirit
every state Is perfect within s limits 10 regard "a
ssv.rv wn sI,ss Ss ua 'nA 10 the States whore
alone have control over a. (Cheer) We ms,ntsin
this because Il ID essential 70 State Sovereignty
The State OF New York abolished slavery that enrv
died out In 1927 She has right 10 restore II 10 morrus
and II assert that the confederated people OF the
United States, have right 70 abolish slavery south
Carolina we assert at the time that they have
right TO come here and control domestic
thing which we deny, and against which would fight
tina. which essential 70 sSs southern ssasssmsinss.
II not only on principle, bat are ready when tho
.umu o. danger TO ' shsmssyes TO lena our pnSsio.I
orce consttutonay for the restoration OF peace within
the borders Of every slave State that sha DO disturbed
80 again In regard 10 the abolition Of slavery the DIS
tfic OF Columbia He asked he favor OF that,
and he said he not And Is with the republics
not In favor once and without considerstion Or u
abolition OF slavery In tho District OF Columbia though
undoubtedly that thing desirable. We propose, and
Mr Lincoln proposes, all these SUBJECTS that time
should be len TO operate with all soothing Influences
on hese Questions and believe that by and by those whs
bands OF the slaves In the districts the contro a
the general government shall be stricken or stricken
II aaid iha, Nj Lincoln cannot get southern CsSost
cannot get Southern men 10 take Office Well should
lag W eoc mat Sonthern man Who dechned Ol0o.
(LAugnter) Southern men make potca q profession
ana lnank th for itnot politics the low sense a
the word, but the science OF government Mr. Noyog
went ON 70 mention the OF Southern geutlemea
who would hold Office under Mr. Lincoln II II were offered
TO them, specifying Mr. Chas jenkins OF Georgia WIN
G Rives, Of Virginia, Sam Houston, Of Texas; John
Minor Bolts, OF Virginia. John Bell, OF Tennes-
see, and henry Winter Davis, Of Maryland. sagges
lions were made by people in the crowd Of the Of
Frank Blair, OF Missouri CassrH Clay, of Kentucky;
Mr. Bates of Missouri, and Gov. Wise. In reference
% the latter Mr. Noyes sad-I do not think that Gov
Wise would accept office under Lincoln. At all events
do not think would be particularly wise" 10 him.
0laughter.) And yet have no doubt that no,
when the excitement over will cool down and say thai
After al there not much trouble 10 be sppre hend
ed as he supposed do not think there Is much danger
In the election OF Mr.. Lincoln Wo be TO the man WIS
taxes the first step towards the dissolution OF the Unoai
He VIII share the fate of traitors In all time
Gone TO red Comyn sou, who sold
His native land for sordd gold
On Fakirk's fatal fields.
Gote 10 black Arnod's tortured ghost,
Who, wandering DER per iition's coast,
And beckoning 10 HIS spectre host,
traitor welcome yields (Applausel
The meeting then dispersed, with cheers for Linoon