The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09

n S banded together BY bfotherly love
banded togs.her ~ Interest enc - NAM: ons n M
lLouo chcers) feel 70 night, although among This SEQ
Of upturred faces behold there are none AmhAral-
iee proud tbAt can staud before you and Ay you
my fellow citizens. (Cheers1 feel already - N we're
Dsturazed in your aeC,ions that we are q one country
citizens, I have DO doubt that you via expect
me 10 night, and upon This occasion, 70 tell you
10 place q he head Of your ticket sud applause and
three cheers for Ball. He my friend, personally, ~
well a. poIticslly have known him long and we'll 10
truth, be known 10 you all John Bells record 10 bul
he history Of your country for thirty years Ao
pufe He has stood up against the clamor Of his own sec
be supported G. neral Jackson but when he believed thai
that great had exceeded the legitimate bounds Of ex
ecuve power what did he dor Yield to his over shemog
eisspproyal he seized his former iavo,ie and hurled
bin irom power. (Applsuse) what next 90 We hnof
When John Ter spcs.sczed from TIE principles Of zoe
place and power an retired. (CheeTs) Where next do
fnd Mr.. Bella In the Senate Chamber Of the United
ABOUT to be repealed, whose warning voice rang
cut through the whole south, "BewNe what
yon oop And although he knew At the moment
that by voting sganst the Kansas and NebIAskA bill he
LAID bis head the block, he bowed In obedience
(AppIause) When the Lscompson consultation wss
brought before Ksnsss you lind John Bell yielding to
secioI2 No. And where do you find him 70 dsyf rhe
candidate Of the national, conservative, Union party
yielding to Deiher secon-yiediDg 70 neither faction
zeps, to talk 10 you tonight calmly and dis
passionaaely. II has been my privilege, perhaps,
events than youI selves. Located In the capital, and
The fierce contests that daily there. let
me I'll you there danger 70 this Union. The South is
setated Demagogues on both aoes Of The line have sg
taed this thing ana will agtate ii, until you take
in hand. (Applauee) The corrective Is with you.
rss put ss s dow. a ss ,%
they will continue to ssass. just let you deter mine
that The men who wii sndsDssr ms Union YIN
that % both IN ny .ss6s s.s in yoa1
tied by plauoi ms you have tried that 1t cannot be- Ell.
ted in Congress- have tried that II cannot be settled
DO th to take the constitution Of country and hold
70 the laws expounded by the Supreme Court Zap
pause) FIT for me and my section Of the country,
That rs fair. That Is right That i proper. Now our
platform u just exactly ike the Yankees suspenders,
which were loUs enough for man short enough for
fellow citizens, want 70 talk 70 you little about this
"sscred snimestyn and rrepressble conflict, thatfan
the Senate Of the United STATES and the repressbe
1iot doctrine OF your own Senator Mr. Seward, which
think 10 altogether mistaken idea. Talk Of animostyS
slave STATE. Look u ne, and will look q you you
very good loohpg Qaugber) to me 70 night, and love
yoa MIN al my ne, M me s.n n oar
and commerce. We make the raw material, because II
better for 10 TO do H. manufacture IT, and here In your
carry the united product to every part Of the worlc
What, the Of common be the ides that
your interests and mine are Different We produce; you
manufacture and send OF 10 IL not benefit 70 both OF
u.s. Could you possibly get along Without the raw mate
rial which We furnish youf Could We 40 we'll
get along without the manufacture you furnbbf
Look q, the vegetable kingdom. The leaves OF every
tree We see are ostlug for us the oxygen we breafhe
while We throw out The carbon they require So with the
sAve States and The free States produces and tbs
other manufactures and there Is actual harmony In this
rsead Of their btin In conflict. (Appause) rba, man
and my own State is unnt TO be trusted So far as an
concerned, wig my support 10 no man whoever be
may be- Who does not love his shoe country from the
f.eine-from tss fromn l.Ies 80 o. the North TO
the tepid waters Of the South II ] know my osu
heart, would seize my musket In defence OF the
barren beatbs Of Maine readily as In de'ence
Of the most beautiful savannah OF the South Applause
let obiterae this language Of sectionaism IN free
consultation Dsmagoguss have brought our country into
. strait We must get out and how shall We do ~
appeal 70 republicans; appeal to Old line whigs 70 demo
Here are the advocating extreme nosons upon
the and, and here the republicans advocaiGg
candidate who declares that this country cannot exst Al
oil uness be oil slave or all free. lAppiause hises
AMI cheers for some momenu) With the democrats 81
vocang extreme doctrines upon side and the repub
advocating extreme doctrines upon the other hee
stands Mr. Bell avoiding both; and every who 4
yield 10 the elsmor Of HE secsps H be evsr yiedss
his principles any party, TO faction 10 any sect0n
Of The country The country 10 danger Here STANDS
whele country can trust (Applause But they say We
have got chance 10 elect him. Let about thar.
pstrorm' They are something Ike the man ~ho Wa
very pous convert OF the Methodist church In
try, srd for three or four weeks he prayed very fer
ID just before going to bed. TO knucxie down TO IT, ana
he got his preacher 10 write out very devout prayer,
which be posted upon n. esSpos. and every nah, uPSo
pointed 10 IL and said, "Lord, theros nv sentiments
tlarghter) upto this hour the democrats have been
my sentiments" but they cannot agree upon ihs
sentiments now. SO they are split Now what Is 10 e
the Iesnlt suppose that Mr. Douglas 10 nominated HE
Bell w inevitably carry almost every southern STATE
and there candidates be viii get them oil rhcn
the election carried into the House Of Representative
Who s moet likely 10 be elected there John Bell
acceptable 70 the republicans than democrat you kno~
that He Ia acceptable 70 the democrats than .
publican you know that and 90 he win be the President
(Applaufc that my "sate, ~ they say here In TIE
State Of New York. II may be that AN mstaken. BIT
think we have everything 10 cheer us on Ia hs couic
We have the broad stripes and sa with the CONSTITUTION
Of the Unon and The enforcement OF the laws emoazonsi
come ior~.rs s.d .s.sd sses.ss Z. ssa1s Of sSss de-
or 10 attempt to ses iron our own minds that eur 0oun
Try hes isISsn upoa ev hour There dssssr tbs
from my dictionary; and proud to say that
State that have the honor hail FROM both democrats.
their fathers now and forever lapesuse ana let Toe
worst but come 10 the worst, and shall renness-
facing the South while kentucky VIII face the North,
both icgehsr viii do their beet for the
common country, while not star that gers 10
proud flag shall be obiieraed (Applause.) Bot "
requires eort, and serious eor TO secure tns
Are you Wiling 70 make ~ (Csies Of "Yee, yes'D Gen
tlemeu, seems 70 that there we're two men In The
far of history Of this country who symbolsed In them
selves the position Ia which We are nov placed. These
Adams, of Massachusetts, and Jenerron Of -goa
Did ever occur to you, that when the gloom u toe
Revolution covered the and, tina. thsn Adams called
upon Jefferson 70 unite n the Of the people strug
cling Tor freedom and that The call molly responded
TO- would remind you OF The North, that the rcs
glowing blood Of the souh spilled at Bunkers Hit,
and trek led down ~ side. I would remind you thai,
hand In hand fathers tracked the between
HUDSON and the Delaware, leaving behind them
bloody uaos Of their uAshod feet | would remind ycu
that What Adams wrote Jefferson Advocated In hin
place IN the senate, and thai the strong priocplss
Of irendsbip which they formed during me CO. dnu-d
rc4vnhs'spdirg that their tots caa In dlfefen,
places until the last day Of their existence and until
the fourth day Of July their mighty spirs eaped back
the God that mad given H. (Applause.) II may tevp,
cal Of this Union. Those two great nov res,sg
10 sn eternity OF union and may country be nds
soubly linked together a their spirits are (Applause
the govern ment must 20 down. let mot be In ira
ricda war; but let be with foreign foe where ~
ana and ali OF meet tosether and hand Ia haul
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