The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23


crafts pnry (Apphuse1 we wnns p's1v ,s.s ' sw
what che do we wanr We want nsn upo1 "a P.ss
sil give lasrsss and efficient support; man q in.
eerty, Of pubic experience OF ensrgy %sn ,ro,,v
VICTORIOUS; (sppause man who Representa- more nooy
han any man now surviving the char Aceer ana ne sp
ftbe immortal Jackson, who proclaimed N nsgu.se
never 70 oe forgotten while patriotism lives N 0n ooun
Wy, The Union must be preserved" Great appnusoy
We wan, him because We know ne progressive 49,
any particular objection in IN honest lawful and proper
manner, to extend the territory OF tnie Un'on ~
most firm and fearless mantainer Of the henroe o9c-
uine known In the country for the last twenty yea e
the Only man who earnestly protested eeamg ne
layton Bpwer treaty IN the Senate on the United sss
The ndviduan now addressing you with shame ana III
tncsion conesfes that during the discussions upon ne
provisions Of that treaty Judge Douglas alone had he
ssutenes to discover the mishiefs lurking in rs pro
vsons, ana me manhness even a sne last m0mens, 70
pro,es h as. III. on1v tacs no, We
form H. II the Republicans should succeed In obtaining
majority In both houses Of Congress, and m Carrying
named, want a there who VIII be
proud to have. the opportunity Of at onoe ex
ercsing the veto power for the purpose or compemng
ne advesaes OF the South and the sdversar,es o. TIE
peace OF the Union 10 carry through these ABSURD ana o.
House s.spben pon@.s y elected 70 the p,esSen
~. tnoogn the Republicans may have the majority OF
Don houses Of Congress they viii never be able n my
quence OF tho nterpos,ton OF hts veto Mr. Lincoln,
eecIeo VIII sign the blu, and bring civil war, pro-
ton Of our free institutions, and will imprint upon
,n 10 1l marks o. n1eroe dsgraoe. Wnere-
49,, T.,,s. as peg You earnestly 70 consider
e u.s mas'er assure you naa me men OF the
s susn NC NO. sosns 20 DC ulneo with IN ms
,e msa.er ., pro1cs,on; Iney Know yry veil
sw, wmnous tne aa o. Jaw. zoo Almgny n avs insru-
s III, VI .n sna Do' hns ssussoo .as. i@ss.,
no, needed win 60 where it is needed Il requires no
Sa~ a. nso CIV ~. ouu o'noI Po.ns M IN
, 4, H. M SeIs mn, Souya e nno"s 90
.A 'no wnoc county snoulo 20 unneu; Ano go
s, my men oI lne SPUN snouio une 10 me
stM wofk Of INC preserVsucn o' he repu2 nc but am
you snow ii to be true that for the Last ten years there
nas oeen sns party ~ tne Sousn Oh nen sooa3i sAno
secie,y been Neutrality-suspicious. psIsrs most
m , "em-o oesuoy tne Spion, WINCH wac n.ie
.al 20 mem easnesy; - l believe, entertaining tne
10 sne onion Er pasn underoe& 70 deieno M fsncey
anu o.ceis IrVm tne cnsfge OF osunon Loox ~ hr'
sent moment that tho time has already when the
,h hun Sas nen,sh sneiy m .ne Union no onger 30,
.se by eous o, Of a aeee ar n se os
ne auenuon Q, tnese gentlemen For ten years past
pave pursued mos, oonss'en. course Every year
pey nave peen raising some new issue wncn tney RAD
reason to believe would be rejected, being made and
upon that relecton expcps sonhdsnty TO plunge the
Sou'n INTO revolution They chung IN the nonpr ,nise
measures Of 1850 and said they afforded them no pro
tecuon, and, not getting tnat they struggled 70 60
them Then came the proposition for pro:es;soa
ana rev nas come rom some OF them demand
Tor inc re openipg OF "a. African slave trade,
demand eanctionoo topgnt py ~ least tnYoe
senator's OF the United states from south
ern States and by at least BAH dozen distinguished de-
Senators who s'ard pledged TO introduce bill nto the
Congress- OF the United Stes for the purposes OF repeal
the fSa svs .
punishment VII, viii not mention the names, Know ,ns
know that all that summer in the State OF Mississippi
project and uil Of danger 70 the country rney found
therefore they hao to abandon IT, That followed By
Mr.. Yanceys Southern League shall not discuss H. IT'S
least came Mr. Davis proposition an r Browns pro
position that you will reform your democratic platform
by in'erposng profession plank that they know wn
never be adopted BY the Congress OF tho United States
and is only introduced for the purpose OF agaDg tne
Union Of these States and defeating the democratic ticket
Mr. Ysncey dscioses the fact There ~ soutnern eon
10y ' ~ ~ - =, rhs =. 49,, 80.
TrU,on so,hr.r ~ nsr,a ,n.ss sen.,amsn b.cssss
cannot meet IN m hare Sacs ~ s.cc A. booc ~ 40 on
some other OCCASION II YOU aer YOUR p,suorm he M
Nv n cone Mr. Donslss h deea,ed and no other m
II nv ind,men, can be elected Tnen these sen,eneS
Viii nave IN their mower 10 TO ont OF the unoo nav
,h,nL peyhsns theye NAV be soue obssac,ss ~ hsf.
but that IA not for ma nov TO ENLARGE unoa Il n
not true that Mr. ourlas IA not most popuar nan Ia the
south The masses N M.sss,ppi, Gsoig,. and Alse.n.
any Other man Let me tell you incidsnt-I chanced
to be in the largest cotton county in the Uoed stes
them suovpe me- ana having known me Tor years Ia
CURED whether would ADDRESS them ia support OF Doug
las views ana policy spoke for two or three bours
had ume them NJ have NOS now-and whss was the ~
sus Thai large mse,ng drew M rosout,ou imned,ate
Nv spprovng a. the oo,rnes OF M Dourlss, manfesto
and mat resolusou was adoptrd uuan,nousiy Pubue
sentiment 4 every moment man6ssng itself most strong
v for Douslas Nominate Douslss win An upchanssd
PLATFORM and We win lead you IN pres,rvtns
the Union BY securinG tho success OF the demo.
cratic party iApplaass) In ;concius,oo, ,es us cav
nss fsys, moi Z nee he bocorcd face az ooe o. your
Wee presdepts whose name deehtsd 10 hear the Goo
George Bancroft (Applause) have heard With great
psn what VAS publnhed In the newspspers OF he coun-
inv mai that aeutlemap the Iivy Of Amer,s almoet
deppsripe Of the republic had declined contnuing hs
history Of bis native sud from the painful sp-
preheneon be euteraned that The experiment o. The 80
government OF country was Of doubtful solution 30 q
rood cheer my lustrious friend Douglas win be nomi
eaed n baltimore fRepossed cbeers) ana II viii nve
the Union from dssrscefu defeat me fsx OF rspub-
hear sba n al b. the dust and We shsl De- peritsod
20 ar ov tbe proele blesspss on civil and res,o,s fs
sou 4 tru.s forcver Toud ana oonunueus apo.auss \
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SPEECH OF HON. JOHN LOGAN. go
Tue chairman in,roouceo Hon. JOIN LOGAN, on Lnnos,
Who was received WIN Applause lie s&n-lIeei tnougn
n good 70 DO mere night N the nrG umc TOR Soma