The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

rise upon ehs cay appointed by your CONSTITUTION Tor
the de livery OF tho votes into the public You have
these l20 votes against him, and, gentlemen, u the
Stale OF New York withhold her thirty votes from
IN her power, TO the bottom Of tho Atlantic
Ocean, no matter what she does with thom-if
che witbholds them from Abraham Lincoln, he cannot
be President OF the United States. cloud applause
Therefore, gentlemen, although every state OF all the
North and all tn, West and Ill the East shall be so for
geu Of ts duty 70 the Union 10 to that delu
sivs and well denomnaled tratorous party, the black
republican; although every one cay should fail and
prove receAnt In every respect 10 its duty to the Union
New York alone holds in her hand the keys OF the public
safety, and she alone save the Union. (vehement
appsuse) Now, gentlemen an election will take place
70 In the State Of Pennsyivania-no for electors
for President and Vice President but for Governor aud
Lieutenant Governor, and some other state oicersand
good deal mas been said BY both parties q me
importance OF that election and OF the effect which
may have upon the PresidentL election Doubtless Is
calculated 10 have great influence on many minds Doubt
lees is well calculated 10 affect the result 10 the State OF
Pennsylvania Doutless u may have influence IN many
States OF the union. may influence some nen 10 our
State But let me say gentlemen that New York -
believe that the Union candidate for the ofe OF Go
Of Pennsylvania will be elected by this time to-
the most reliable sources that this result may
confidently Be relied upon But then II may perohance
be " n. ss Ss
date II should not ought not and, gentlemen Il will
not discourage the people Of the State Of New York 10 the
Presidential election ii ali The other states could preceds
the election In this State, and II a. said before all Of
them should prove and should cas-. ae votes
and the Electoral College OF New York would be
the ark Of our country,s salvation. (vehemeas sp
plause Without New York Lincoln canno! succeed.
Well now, gentlemen, az I said, New York Initiates no
state In the Union She Ia the foremost In point OF
bers she Is the foremost in point Of wealth she Is the
foremost in point Of business activity she the foremost
by reason OF her superior numbers she the foremost 10
every other point OF the States OF the Union They ALL
IN greater less degree, initiate Which OF all the
States Of the Union do imiiate-do follow Who
in the State Of New York looks 70 Pennsylvania TO
Delaware for precedent No one We arc tns nrs Toe
som II all others fy will stand by the South Cneers
We will present impossible barrier TO black republic
cansm aud the Union by the vote OF New York alone
shall be preserved (Appause) Gentlemen so far from
being for dnoo fragment 1t should be Cause for
rene we'd exerton II New York takes but her part
saving this Union shall be blessed In common 10 be
sure, with OR fellow citizens OF other states; we
shall have the honor, equally, 70 DO sure, with
many others but 1t shall be reserved for u
alone this de noniaca that threatens
the country, and we alone shall save IT, How great
the glory, how inspproachaoe The honor (Appause
Who would not be proud 10 be New Yorker and, look
ing at the result Of the election find that the menaced
South have not friend In all this Union New
York and that great and powerful New York patriotic
enough do the deed strong enough 10 accomplish
III (Cheere) These considerations, gentlemen should
make even resolved more courageous and more
dete mined than before should adverse fortune attend
the banner OF the Union at the Pennsylvania cleo
ton TO morrow Now, gentlemen, can We sue.
to that Providence, who has Of ell times hero
toorc from i776 TO the PR time presided and
carried ARD 10 enccee0fu Issue the de6tnief
Of this country has spoken the word andhe evidences OF
the ss having gone forth that united aud destined
TO triumph are a palpable as the sun at monday can
read them, My confidence In them 10 perfect and un.
shaken. applause But, gentlemen, let me call your
attention TO single thing which may not be kno~n 10
you r,a a rou sppo o0mm q, .. nee. 70 take
and con ictpg interests Of parties factions and men In
this state Of New York. For this purpose your
political vsrtiee OF different professions and dercnt
Anntes, who rivals Of each other In the pur
suits Of lfe and in other respects stood in positions
have eat down and have succeeded They have
the union Of all these artasonise parties one and
that one has announced through ratssctory organs Its
readiness TO unite and four and twenty hours
shall have elapsed IL viii have recorded its readiness 10
hs the sae ~ New s Yo,T sSa VII ..
70 the unanimous support Of the Union tickets (Cheers
The only who have hestated some extremely
etaunch and true, thorough friends Of Southern rights
the supporters o. Mr. Breckenridge. They ell that
have yet withheld th consent aud be mistaken
they snd that their vote Alone i needed 70 msis The
sentiment az the Union unanimous In the state OF
New York win not withhold ~ tell you, gentlemen,
know they will not (Checrs) When began this
topic, has in my mind what I shall nov state
have spoken q little In advance Of my ideas
The result, Of mis- work happy cooinatcn Of all true
friends OF the Cnonof all real opponents OF Lincoln aud
Hamu throughout the State OF Mes York But the thing
to which wish 10 Call your particular attention Ia the
private interior act OF that c"mnttce have told you
how II was composed. You know what they had 10 do.
places the electoral tickets Of rival parties TO
der the honor conferred upon them and TO retire 10
private lifc. and to give up 70 Others no better.
not 10 er,ineot In position ~ themselves
rhey had to bpg together the mos, opposing elements
They who had their partalities q crafty aud
you may we'll suppose they had mos, ardu0us task and
that In bringing matters 70 consumm ssion they would
be obliged not unfrequeuty 70 settle controversies With
arbitrary votes and 10 decide, by majority OF say
10 T. that A. was /, 90 on The electoral ticket md
G D 60 on H. But 30 pure, 90 holy Gas the once Ia
they were, Liable a. they were TO error, passion, 70
undue Partially, like other mea-so sanc,tfying In
in which they we're engaged that all their
on every question, greet and small, enicd IN unsni
mous vote. (Appause.) Every measure which they
this evening unanimously affirmed, and that report
has now me, your unanimous approval Nov, gentle
men reoognse 70 ,hls mastery o. events over .se pas
for the purpose view, the government 81 an overruns
Providenceof that Providence which has heretofore
trust, preserve II To the last. (Cbecrs) word tso
more ard sbsn have done have claimed that the
s bet erd.Des Cha, Inc s Of Ns1 YORK
vii stand ~ The union Of az opponents Of black repub
csnism aud effect the object 81 ~ ring his UIou from
your attention little 70 event time past, which
vii sho~ the why should entertain this oond
wears .so ,os, .f,er the mer,csn Ans ma sse1
rssed 70 the highest pitch Of glory BY the
CONQUEST Of the vast empire Of hortezums, with .
at the greatest America general, At I'll evcnu, Of
the age, Winfield OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that gsllAot
old hero returned the isures which he had won
this whole nation bowed do IN homage 10 his tscnss
and "a his PATRIOTS and Of the political parties Of
the Union nominsied the hero for the Presidency Of the
United states No nober character no abler
eminent could have been selected He stood before
M clothed with such attractions 10 the American heart
with such csims 90 the ptriot Of the people that he
seemed candidate almost invlncibie Al that day,
matter whethr vos true false-I assume that
wa Ease aud mis,ake-u vas whispered
nrst and thtu published louder and louder
until " took position 10 the minds 81 the people
OF this city an state, that bsi frea hero not ex
acty versed ~ eva Affairs aud subject IN some d.
gree 10 the Influence n the black republican caier w
u sewsrd What ~U the result Of that oriaicuf The
peo lie 81 tho anf patriotic city 81 New York asse n
bled a the meetEg 10 witch my honorvd frlcod Ge,srd
anured, IT sstf Career ara rotw tnstancing the high
Caius 81 Wnccf ScN tof the support o. the American
people, bic election t~ounced dangerous n the
Unlou hecausa Wm. " seward, The organ
Of black rcrutleansus, c,eficd an influence
on bin Mes York ! mehi say, With tears
10 her oy1s cnndemucd ntn q candidA 9;
thc ssnt forth her sentence d icnnaton throughout
ttt icrEh and BREATH y this uniou weighed as lead
on the Gee ns 81 Einfe.r sre candidate. and he