New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

| ant b. lie crest Bate. She pre'egs 70 wait
a. be a Ssvs STATE. ILsugitsr Sbe has 20 AZ
for ,b. people Of the South She has no affection for
f'es lab bit great affection for slave ia0or She
bss DO fire. speech; ste is ashed TO have Whist Sne
may ga, may Ct contrcll'd by he Save Power
Tbs Is sad for Missouri but lot ho eless. She
ust look Tor deiversDce to Bansss which Mi sour
Refused 20 let c,ne into The Union, but VIII b is
drawing emigration through Missouri, and opening
the wav and MAXI out tn vers course, q
vitiDg Missouri o. and ealDg upon Eastern capital
ISIS 10 open q Dai pal highway TO n Peak and
California. MlsiOui to-day is richer by millions on
millions by tie settlement OF kans4s sy ire, men: All
her opes Il competitor with the Free Northern States
3 tated upon What you hre ooibg and can DO, sno
will 90 to make Pacific railroad
Never as ,0icy ofany State more sucldal for either
she to be for ever Save State q; she desires l. o.
she had bet been fee from the beginning IL sac
il to remain Slsve State, she must be pintng St1e
y. aid the vaGe Of her land would be nearly
woItht ss-for every Slave State becomes inPlv-
erished and every Free State enriched Then, ii Mis-
souri wants to be q Save State the wses thing che
do is to DO the west what she has done on the
east. e., 10 be surrounded with free, prosperous
Sls'es.
T. ere Free S ates which you are building in Kansas
spd Nebraska showing and opening toe true Ma
tionsl highway to he Pacific Ocean. You ara pro-
ouiI around Mi-sour the influences which her people
uDwisely d. lead, and ca Aboidonism. | don't know
~ in " bcb such an operation can be d)ne WI n
mu. que TO go round her, and leave her TO
AbohrioDizr htrseIf. STE will do it, TO becau1e Mis-
touri as got oapsl ard she will Dd ont that II sh IS
u Save Slse aid kausos + ee, h"s.s, Ia twenty
ye6Is will send more pre- tays to Congress th4
Missouri-aho tavetoders doni like to give up pohti-
cal power.
Another eeson which this occasion teaches u.s. is in
sIuetve in eminent degree When Mrs 'uIi, IN
1880 PEELED c. pgr, t. scmit her Slave State,
anc IL 1850 to abTogite the Missouri Compromise and
ia 1856 drove Ill tfeemen f,om Kansas 10 order 10
hive slavery in KsDsss, she did not Bee how futile
would Le her efors Missouri obtaided these cOuce5-
lions {, Slavery from the General Govern nent not
bee use the people Of the Uuiled States love Slavery
but becs use ,hev love the Union.
But oil the eff RIO of the Slave Power defeated
hy babds Of en- igrs nts from Ne -EOgl nd from New
York from &c nauy and Ielaud-who came up the
Missouri River, fearless of cannons ana found the
Shareholders srmed; aod they Grove the out OF
the Territory aud established here what is called AN
Abolition Terrific ry-mAkiog il place tor conneo
to, by the "UDderground r., road wi every Slave
State Who would have believed that this could
been dobe ana that we shouid have met here TO-
dsy to celebrate it with all kinds of demonstrations
ty tie tripe Of by dinners, and bas-snd TIE
Union b. Just safe as it was befors lCheer,
Another consideration. It is net our Oh ice, fellow
citizens that Our lot his people is 81 upon q con.
iIe b and that constituted that, Ia spite OF
ouIseiteF NUT become OHer or later ths posses
eoys of the whole Continent OF North America, from
Bucson's Bay 10 the Gulf OF Mexico, from the Pa
fifc 10 ibe Atlantic G. as. France, and Spaiu, AID
Great iian, who formerly occupied va possessions
IN this coLti eut have been gradually giving way, re
,ir1g Every year they weaker; ard it is on'ys
duestou Ct fifty hut dTed years before ~e snail be
nssters Of he American Contederacy or Republic.
Now, a Government " hich ia to extended over a
ccntir Ut Ieeds wesh it needs riches. graz
Govern DE- wealth Ia pro gorlon to rs eSteni
It's people nut have wealth as aU element OF their hap
III, ess spd prOteIity. lie IL utterly contempt bic and
idi nlOus 10 suppose tnai the Continent OF Moth
Amtr'cs instead Of beiI g pe0pied by free neI who
aye ing take it a. forty acres aoisce and zurich It
Instead OF this ought 10 nrn of all these Tree Ia
bor,re and get slaves from Africa at $500 head Whit
wealth have they in the Slave States? i much mis-
las if the Ieope Of Kansas would, ten years hence,
exchange their wealth fer that Of the Old Doninion-
slaves included.
Great nations require something more than wealth;
they need intelise nee, v'gr and energy amoLg the
pet pie. You to-day planted here, where. II, as
Ibty spp-eheDc, the slaves become dscoDen ed, scd
the ope of tie Slave States are to be protected you
are the very upon whom they must rely for that
IrotsctiOu; you he men 10 dc end them; you
must also rslse the TesDs to offend the national lag
u, On every sea- and all this continent GIVE men
freedom hen every freeman will give you return
AL eqlysl, ut f it deny them that, AID every man
becomes IN alien, an enemy, uuder the Government
You remember how feeble and defenseless we Free
S ate Ia we're ten years sgoi you see now that We
are established in onsas, upon The Paelh" Ocean, In
Ii. center Of the continents and We might almost cay
ave are monarchs Of all W. survey"
And THE success, this power, tas been obtained
how IL hss bes obtained AMID rsrroach inyectye,
end by resisting force, fraud, and the power OF the
Federal Government. The success viii soou be made
to the Presideucy. Chters. Aud this victory has
been built upon bOtbiog except those smooth rodld
lebbies with which we id the -four dation-and the
stoIu Of earth and hell shsl! not prevail against it.
l. reminds me of that beautiful isald Of Capri, on
which the rocks ave piled native defcrDy but 10
Ii assye s'rength aud upon whose sunni found the
rains Of the palaces of Nero aud Domitisn yet when
eItred cavern Oh the ek-boubd shore, 'ouad that
THE site Island rested foa daon OF mere coral
These sre the considerations ehlch present them
selves TO me on coming smOIg you | lave told au'
hsvt kept uocbIg hack Henc, forth, II my confidence
ia the ability Of the American Union waivers shall
cone here learn that the UnIon If stronger than hui
al an bon, because 1t is founded in the affection OF
the American people If ever stall waver 10 my de-
votIon 10 Liberty, | shall come here aud ren-w it
teIe upoer the sympathy of one hurdted Thousand
free men saveo ffCm Slavery. Henceforh thess shall
not be r. sentiments alone, but the sentiments ot ALL
MANKIhD. Men will come Gp TO KsI sas a. they 20 up
to JsIussl,m. Tins shall be II sacred city.
Peace therefore be within your walls, aud plente-
ousness il all your cottages snd cabins soon TO be
cUnN erltd utv palaces. Once more, people OF halaas
bai HALL and at The came tme-FAREwELL
three nost enthusiastic cheers were then given by
oil the atsembled multitude for Gov. Seward
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