New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

SGo-3 ~ and more than al thst, they have
not ary convention whore scte were RIeeenes1 ~
The reopIe "a preseJting Prenden,in h1eCeors IoI
your suff,aces. You remember that they nave 90.
si5a al tle Cnnyertiors aud nominated another &c.
a Electors; they have put up Is oil one party, ~
anetbar snd 10 Of another; 30 that every msn W
votes The eke5 hes TO vote for some men Vi TUG P
wbch be epurrs and hbhors. Now was .nsIe o,S
such party? Laughter aid applause. .ney w., y
not to vote for any mao but TO vote against ong m
BY voting for three men aud those three not
by themselves, but by Dry Goods Committee Ia tuS
city, and any one Of hem may vote az ne piease5 anu
probably some Of them VIII vote LOT our 10: :;
Men wish to vote the Den ocratic ticket but y Is u
netting more less than the fax end OF al parties ~
the country The man who votes for this uSon tcKes
must vote for seven Breckenridge men-not quite as
many righteous men rs saved Idom-and tnees soEeH
men who are under the lead of Dir. Brecknrdgsi are
In favor Of reopenpg the slave trade. VIII any ben
man vote fer that Ard in voting for the ten - ill
men he must vote for Squatter Sovereignty AMI
dent know yet what that IT,. Great laughter nr
Don eayp he don't whether Slavery Is voted up
or voted down and | suppose thst is what l, called
Sousttsr Sovereignty. Laughter So this tybrdteS't
pT, cents 10 Of whom you are sure, aoo emoodies
neither yours nor any principle. II resembles 'hat
dish wi ich faors have at sea- which If composed oil
fab FORK rotstoes and part Of everything eee that
can be found on shipboard, which Is called " loo-
scouse." daughter AID applause Tms may Dc a
very coed thing in its way, but very psh tqlne WIZ
men " ish TO express their principles. NOW tnen VIVA.
Yesour,e Il left 10 us but TO vote for tue man ~non
Ieye shown ia conservative who represents ns pFlhe
MEG and stare by them and the reslaehtlA hecIos
Nominated 10 represent them VIII vote sho acs Ot alu
according 10 his principles thus expressing snd ehVc
80; ths ,,ncnles Of their constituents. While on THIS
ether ticket the Fundamental principle toa tue feo.or
ia 10 CARY cat the principles Of his constituents wy
lated becsuee here are fl possible prnnpes aln AZ
eoris of men, and il is ut ery impossible 10 csITy CUT
on nv the ost Ell iarged rule Of mathematics to enforce
in any way tbrC ugh thes3 Individuals any OF the p'-
riples which the voters may entertain who vote iof
them But one word more as 10 Mr. Lincoln l uaYe
SHOWN bis selection uLder the most fortuatea ctcuu
etencss for your Rurages and you nave never nesIe
a Iyc,d apsitFt him. They cannot hod anything 70
affect bis character the high character OF nls hcts
when be comes 20 be President OF the Uitea otstes
except danger to the Union. lLaughter.l DaIeei "
the Upjon from fuch q conservative man Lot mo
aIlude here for q moment 10 single aet OF ms NE
When he lost the Senat' rial election 10 LIMOS .ue
Safe as gerry wandered for thu purpose OF
hin. In the popular vote, Mt. Lncolo hao . wv ~
ioIity ard lei he was estsd. But hs submitted IKE
nat ept man TO the law, for Is was law, though II
was upiust and arbitrary and the people Of the Uned
States In reward for his valor his ability ms energy,
aod his submission to the law, have placed MN 9p az
the candidate and they viii most surely elevate MN 70
tha Presidency Of the United 6tee. Tremendous sp-
peuse Is there any danger 70 the Union under such
q nan as that tCTies Of MOL pam man, nv
irQ auost entirely by his OVID hands atd yet meeung
tbs sbest Of de and deemed able to comoA1
with him. Il there any danger to the Union IN eieVSl
il n eueb q msn es that congratul ate you, gentle
men that there is such thing as dlsunlon al Tue
North If We should happen to be beaten ID tus can
veEa never mind: we will pick our tnts TO try again.
[I0ud APPLAUSE Bnt We need not be discouraged
do not spprehend there is the slightest DAGGER OF any
such thing / have to-day heard an estimate, Lnleh
mere liberal 10 orr opponents than anything lhry elAu,
and il only gives 40 OOO mao n.y. IneIe no uanRe
In elecpa Abraham Lincoln, but there Danger II II
bculd 20 to the house of Representatives and tns Is
the bsse unholy effort Of opponents they Wish 70
send the election 10 the Hose OF Representatives, ou
\ = Il. fEaT a
Der we have hsd two instances Of the kind one was
caused accidentally by overnight IN the CoosntunOn
aud which was provided for by an amenomeht lGlme
diafslv after il 1901 the other was 10 lol, ana you
will pardon ne If alude TO that mser lot q rev mo
mepts You remember that Col. Barr and Mr.. Jeller-
son ere candidates one for President aud tns otler
for Weep, esident Mr. Adams candidate t)r
the Presidency on the other side but by mistake tue
votes sent dd not designate VIE nsr MI JEFFERSON VI
MIR. Burr should be President; and then there was
etIfe in the House. which had TO choose 10 the emer
gercy; and plot cons giracy, wac formed 10 eest
Col BurT a. President over Mr. Jefferson tnougu bIr'
jefferson had by far the highest vote anl oeag We
car ddae of the people. There was contest In tue
Democratic party among themselves, for seven Waoie
DAYS aud it difficult to tel wh would be ire con
reGupce Let me read to YOU what one OF our hstoIi-
ems Hdreihl SAWS o. the consequence OF senot tns
election TO the House ia the Election OF teOl.
Tbe public mind was much agsated by the delay. Rumors
had BEEN ccnlG ed Georgia that the teder1s seute ed
se i5 DE Ishsst st Of agitation Monroe
hst noiLirg but thIe on the pa, o. the oPRonSI VIZ CUE
res constitution perverted the FedTats from passing 81 s 20
vest me eIecuve eIsho spIe your or other hgn
offcer Had Congress been held ia Phua1epns lneae
there have been 10 'ma Ak 81 0iL n'Aaea
by mob"
These were the consequences which were to grew
ont Of It. In the Of Jefferson and Bar postsIlty
has determined who was The man enitied 70 Do ffes
ident; II has consigned 10 everlasting honor aud
the other 10 equally everlasting iDfsuy. And l teu
Won that these men who are now engaged IN tnh UGf
holy attempt 20 defeat and break up the Constitution
viii IN mgated degree receive tie same amount oi
popular reprobstion. Look at the character OF the
presept House Of Representatives | do rot mean TO
spe ak unkndly of them. was there during the con-
tsst for Speaker last Winters aud what was tue iaVt
They were attempting TO elect Speaker VITA pseo's
in their belts. There wRs gallery oil Iour or I've
thousand peoples great many OF them SeutneIh
peopie who were sad 10 be armed and ready IN Ger
tam contingency If row took place, u plunge u"
and take a shsfe In il. Are you ready 10 0ring og
abb ut contrary state OF ihlngs You CAP 90 o eieoe
ING Lincoln to the Presidency Of the United safes
Y0u can put a hand TO it, and you can senG psSce
aud auiotness not only 20 TIE South, DIT 10
AL our borders. So, IN 1873, Mr. Adams
was 10 the minority Of the popular vote; Mr. Jackson
bsd Q5 Mr. Adsms 81 and abe other electoral votes
Were about eoual between Mr. Crawford and Mr..
| Cav And you rem-mbeF the agitation which oc'
| CURED at ttst period; ! AN old enough TO remember
j. aud remember that the country was II state OF
oil for weeks and weeks and months aun IL was
ory hy the rronese of Mr. Clay by giving his vote Tor
M Adams, ,has the coneat settled, and there he
dlsregarded the popular wilt aud it was because o.
thst that Mr. Clay afteEward was not successful
| Wee geutemen, be to man, IN TINS c9aptry, wac
drseerds the Gle rly expressed popular will Cneers
The voice Of the people, in this the voice OF tue
peoyle js the voice Of GUd do no. mean that epheu
era popular eertment which comes with tie occasion
and Goes when the occasion has passed, but believe
| ia ftat popular sentiment which is setteC
| in the hearts of the people, which is the re
| anti of their conviction day after day aud yea
| after year. That popular conviction upon TIM
aabiect Rhch now agitates the coda ~, whien Nd
noinai I'd Mr. Iiucoln because he ia conservative ara
IN favor of liber5y, and which will assuredy send ho
| ~ the White House TCheers and spplausel. Bat |