New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

QUO bni1f
states To 50 Free State having comnOu Interest
IN favor of Freedom equal 20 tia: Of the Southern
slave St,tes h favor 81 Slsv'ry will offer 10 PsnDsyl
ysnia, NewYork, Connec'Aut, Massachuset and
Nav -Jerty oSje'ts .wof.y thsir ambition. Ag-
nause Ardti day see the ve.y realization of it all
can give yon advocates for Freedom in tie Northern
States a. bold IS cI'npokeD, IS brave, aud as conf
dent OF the durability Of the Union, as You Gao find TOR
Slavery in the Southern States Aye, and when the
Southern S.ates deworslze the Free States by saying
thsy will sye their trade and traffic. buy their silks
tpd their lltens, and other trumpery, provided they
cau buy their prin ipes in the scale and the b4rgam
nust be struck said here shall be- in those new Free
States in the Northwest, m who will say, we Will
buv your slks and nens and yopr trnmpery OF every
aoft, we will even bUy more, and pay You qni.e as
wei, provided you do not betrsy your principles.
IAPGlau,e ,,,,r ....o-,no Oh. balance of the Re-
publican 81 stem, bringing in counter force, in favor
of Freedom 70 countsract the established political
agencies Of Slavery. You have heard that have Sid
that the last Democrat Is born in this nation Laugh
ter and sppsuse Ray So however, with the quail
6caion before used that by Democrat mean one
who will maintain the Democratic principles which
O. institute the present creed of The Democratic party
f. Hear h. ar we understand it,"l-and for the rea.
son. very simple one, that Slavery cannot pay any
lor ger and the Democrat does not work for anybody
who does not pay. lGreat appliance. Ipropoie 10
pay all kinds of patriots, hereafter, nst as thew coma
propose to pay them fair consideration il they will
OILY be true TO Freedom propose TO CRAFTY all their
osp ratio for wealth. as much the Slave ates can.
But fellow citizens we had no party for this prinei'
pc. There was the trouble. Democracy was the
paturaI ally Of Slavery in the South. We were either
Wbies, or, II you please Americans, some OF us and
thank God Trever Yves one--in the limited sense OF
| The term ICries of" Good" Good" and applause.
But the Wbg party, or the American party, if not
equally an ally Of the Slave party in the South was,
at hast, treacherous and unreliable party for the
interests Of Freedom I" That's so 81 Only one thing
was wsntr q, that was, 10 dislodgs from the Demo
cratic party, the Wing party and the Native American
party men enough TO constitute Republican party
| the party of Freedom. lApplauss
Ard for that we are indebted TO the kindness, unu-
territorial 10 ubt Of yonr distinguished Senator
candidate f the Presidency, Mr. Douglas llanghter
who, in procuring the aoroga'icn Of the Missouri Com
promise shat cred the columns OF these parties as
TO dsinegrate them, and instantly there was the ma
| terial, the preparation for The onslaught.
Still there was wanted an occasion; and that occa-
| zion was given, when in an hour Of madness, the
Democratic party and Administration, with the SYM
pat T. at least the aequiescence, of the Od'Line
Wbigs ard the Native Au ercans refused to allow the
State of Kansss 10 exercise the perfect freedom In
| choosing between Liberty ard Slavery which they
bad Dr. mis- ed 10 her, except she should exercise 1t Ia
! favor of Slavery Then came the hour. We had
then feow-citizsns the material for party we bad
tie occasion for a party snd the Repuoll;a AN party
sprapg into existence at once, full armed. | will
never knowingly do evil that good may come of it,
will wish that others may do evil that good
msy Of il; and for the simple reason that kGog
evil to be certsD, and the good only possible or prob
|
over the birth Of his first born than did when
The folly and madness Of the repeal OF the Missouri
! Compromise, and the rejsction Of Karsas Applause
These acts said 70 my self are the dopgs Of Presl-
deIts Of Senators of Judges of Priests and of Daa-
cone; and hen the Republican party organized itself
raid now is the work complete. " Good y Good
| How much have been cheeIed in this long contest
bv seeing that only stolen, surreptitious advantages
were gained by avery, the form of ressrips and
edicis and laws the statu books while the OF
Freed brought III frt California, next New -Msxi-
CO, with her constitution claiming Freedom, next
| Ksneas, next Minnesota, aud next Oregon. You
| may all know if you possibly remember, the song of
10y not 30 poetic but foil of truth and happiness
as the song of Mrism which then uttered deel irng
that that was the end and the victory won. Loud
sppause The battle is ended and the victory is
! Why then, say they, why not withdraw from the
field For the simple that If the victor retire
| fJom the field the vaUquished will then come back,
AID tic battle will not be won. Why should the vic
cor RdF% ad AZ hS @ To the
back upon the field, and withdraw his 4gOns into the
far dittance 10 give bin chance TO reestabsh the
! line that has been broken upl
This Republican party win now complete this great
revolution know il will, because, in the frat place,
il clearly pereeives s duties. IL is unanimous upon
this subject. We have had hesitation heretofore but
the creed TO which have already a1verted which
Issued from that Council Chamber before me-
nounced the true determine ion and embodies the
great living national idea Of freedom. with which
be gan ] know that the Republican party will do IT,
because il finds the necessary forces 10 all the Free
States adequate, trus., to achieve success and has
70 in reserve, aud increasing in every Slave State
in the Union an only waiting until the success of the
Republican party in the Free States will be such a. to
w9rrapt protection TO debate, and free suffrage in the
Slave States. LApplau:e. But, above all know it,
becau the Republican party bas what ls necessary
every revolution chosen the bright line Of policy 1t
is the policy Of peace and moral swasion of freedom
and sutfsge the policy not of force, but of reason,
Applause. IL returns kindness for unkindness; fer
yently increased loyalty for demonstrations of dis
10y atty; patience becomes the strong in contention
with TIE weak. Applause.
1t eaws the subect of Slavery in the Slave States TO
the and responsibility Of the Slave States alone
loud cheers abiding by the Constitution of the
country which makes the Slave STATES on this subject
sOver gu and trusting that the end cannot I've wrong
provided hat il shall conue itself within lis Legitimate
line of ouy, thereby msking freedom paramount 10
the Federal Government and making II the interest Of
every American citizen b. sustain it such. know
that the Republican party will succeed in this because
it il positive and active party sthe only party
in tho country that il san be positive in its action.
You have three other parties forms of partes but
esch Of them without the characteristic of party.
You 20 choose. The citizen s to choose between
the Republican party and one Of these.
Try them now by their candidates Mr. Lincoln
represents the Republican party. Hearty applause
He represents party which has determined that nor
che slave shall be imported from Africa or tTans-
terred from any Slave State domestic foreign and
placed upon the common soil OF the Ia ted States
lCheers fyou elect him you know, and the world
knows what you have got Take the case of Mr.. JOIN
Bell, az honorable man, 6 kind man aud very leaned
man, very patriotic man; man whom respect, aud
in social Intercourse quite much anywhere else
as here where my word may be regarded as simply
planetary; but what does Mr.. JOIN Bell aud his
Constitutional Union-wbat is the name of his party
CoDs,lIuiloDsl-I mon. is 1t not Laughter. What
does Mr. Bell and his Constitutional Union party pro-
pose in ths question He proposes to ignore it alto
geheri not 10 know that there ID sucn question. Ii
we can suppose such thing poss bic "a Mr. Bells
election by the people what then He ignored the
ion mill fhad au Of =.