The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

BIZ Ibope ara IN the russss. in and tnsoush me, with
.r.ces oocpiry (lrz Shssrs Tnss 90 saaaIa srisx
,ark tbs Cow V lis ancient chAsAces and na
'srty drnpiors quesons d taessc p,lisy sat ,qsss
,ops foreign po,icg spsuid be national uwEt be
arded forlorn sdevtaSpG 70 suemps =, s~esnre her
nony TO tns ccdn.sy Is would be- ny oosctrymsa,
srss majority ,hs people, soss 4 snsi den ,os.so asd
~pubtcsn ps-<, were cuosssvAkAve In hsr fsstnss--
owed the Uossv.oald sos % Aaysnias ~taay OF Si.u
Q the nsxodacuon Of ans'chy and inc over
hro~ q our glorious consotd'son. tApp'suse)
uss thai the messed The msiory Of oo,a osrsies
we roant-thAs they the Union as I ao-both North
IND South There are extreme seatmsnts taoosn less
belong 70 oonsissrae'e GLASS in eots esraoes VINO,
though they may the Union, h~ves msss anoranae
mode q manrsstspg II TO Inc country ltaasnter ana
applause wan 70 say no'hog mat coala ostoro tne
nv semblv TO night agh thesr rieuds and a1vo
cafes regard majority Of the republican party AMI
coes,,ss.or ana ,ns iruou MOI when come - tho
Ulusop that 10 be doubted thsn sns conclude
that sosrcely worth an sasI ss 'n m.rs
against tho extremes On both sides. tho geote
men who have been present q the Baltimore ooo.
section Al ,ssues are Dot worth tue mschiefs that
have grown out OF them-thas Il was not tns p1r-
sss,rsct iuftner than thsy settled
oy the constitatou (Appisuse In the spirit OF the
constitution ana the oeeds OF our Aiustsoas ANCESTORS
10 the organic period OF mentoo fay AL tneee
queec.e should be consderedbeyoud that, no further
il the hope that re can insusurAss party Of tni:
".
rom ths pubns councils from the hastings In popu
electonsihat the people viii open their ayes 70 the
from themh,s . tine hope Of the Bsumore Conventoa
Il rs my hope Whether successful or not-whether the
BALTIMORE Convention places me IN the position In which
period the Affairs and admnistr alton Of THIS
government 10 relation TO these questions, we shall not
been assaisd ana strred aud sxcissd in vain
Fellow citizens, viii not enter into . discos-
zion Of these topics My In regard to them for
lasf In
sotouly In regard to these, but in regard 70
every question OF domestic and foreign policy.
policy, Cloud appsuse tender you my cordial thanks,
trust thas the period 10 not very remote when the
Country viii be- the only objects that ActuAss the great
parties that will exist hereafter With these remarks,
septsmen beg viii excuse ms from further obser
The next speaker was Mr.. oor1Apsr, Of Tennessee
BE ssid-I am here to night not the Representative Of
try. (spplauee) am resolved TO bear sloft the flag
and march to the step Of the Union We have ali come
together on the present occasion to signify our spprooa
ton Of the pominstion jast made Ct Baltimore by
the Union Convention Mr. Bell Is the hoaored
son Of tennessee He has been guided ey the spirit
psuse) he ashss beneath the and stripes OF
common country VIII you friends, aid restore
The az who csn pest bring 70 our standard the prnc
pies Of peace and harmony {Cres OF "yesl9 We are
resolved TO be euoed by DO principles but those which
cjps,uiobal, and viii follow leader but he who
ia oeternirsd to stand by the Union. ask in behalf Of
Tspnesec, insngurate PERIOD In history and
hroes bout ali the sections Of this country and say that
the men best nted 70 Masquerade tnis John
Bell OF Tennessee and Edward Everett Of MxssAchusei
IIvtrirr sArxRsrl Of Massachusetts, next addressed
the AS mblsge Is folloss:-oa my way back from
spsc,s to the osr, presden, * tue United sacs fio
plsuse.) The eight OF TINS assembly inspires with
that he people q the usss ss,es srs already sroussa
r1sovea the govern mt IRON the haais OF
corruption. can saeiy ssy toat Msssachuseiis IL a.
Psesoeut y favored SOP 81 hasta,huseus wno holds a
place In The etteen Of the people OF Uated states II
tins great statesman me pomiostun Of Edward Everest
IN The convention vas unapnors Massachusetts should
certainly ne unaniuous 10 eiecuns bun We have SUI
much ia Massachusetts, by tue spirit of abolition
i'm The Baltimore Convention ~t do 10 stop the
tide Of abolition feeiiug IN that state. Let
aud tel tnem that the Old keystone Determined
IL weight tor Joon Be Of tennessee, and Edward
j. 4 bErAS, Of Teunessee was the merit spssker After
The applause 1 rhich he had been received had
SIDED, he proceeded 70 say mat he had beeo
ibst has always stood nrnly for ths Uaioa
Ihs Uuion, has been purchased by the pooi
isbeis not IN pis day be m Danger o. dsso ioa
II 10 Do cssoyed, wisn thai may plan. mysei
ihe spaDeed banner, and fas, may isi
W. s ~ % .es %s .ss s % ssIs
Egereu--men sss,nst whom not Of rsproaea
csn he uteTed a. 70 their stesmanshp ther aisny %
the Union and the corsti,uon--vith n | Bay
stspdsfd bearers, " imp ssibe that Se shall be
ovcr,sken BY defeat A. the present time every mao
OF our country. IL Ne my duty 70 vote Tor Bsn s,t Eve
re,," Every man wbo regsrcs TIE prosperity OF ne
IN HIS support Of tnssc two prominent patriots As you
90 fensmen, sa your safe goes, 40 goes rsnoesses
(Appisnse) I, necessary tns great exes,us shsa'i
be mace 20 secure the success VI this ticket Every
nan, evsty woman in the land feels isterest IA
Is II YOU have any fears SCOUT vouut for Ese 1
st,. ask y0ur aud hos thcY wit yo4
"a voce'ssdpgosv havea'ts ~ifer'D Taen ask s0ar
mother, Skid TIE ~ akcr (Slgnt1r aud applause "a
couciuslcr be hcd shs, the sisGds o. toe C1asaS,to5
gsfs, tnf0us bout thv Presidential ,n.e
euch su'tlflssm to the ckuee ~ the taou party
would scure tie csc'oa Of tue ucset.
TIC meeurs aoco after sdcufned, with cheers Tor the
aBsI1snE 10 TIE non Josxu fscxEs1rt-
Abort tsf pas ttH oc'ock ,ae cig5, the baai
ana sesersl honarea cnzlas Peocssded TO H5a joe
pgeTtos csice3cei Oi Fourth auf
wainss siey, snsn ,hsi scnfenao vas -ersnaosd.
Mr.. IsCENsoIL Hss1 add ssid that The disua
susbed VII Oh haa been conferred upon MIA
that be oooi1 serFe, aoa hs dd expect
- bad cone nc,hng nut BIS nlnpis aay
10 Assrnrg 10 the selection OF The HOs. iona
Ba ne h-st man In TIE county
tslrcsr icr h- love sna respc ior TIE unol AMI tne
.uigtCn-or his Tor ns county ani rsspsss
Tor lave "a Yave sho't hi,1fy Of tn pf1cso1iuss
which had b,.u ctui.rfUt upon hin selccuug him
Chsiruian the Conuii'ee Platform Zoe qlss
noe oe'ofe insi :. nm''ee wa-~ne,ner ,asI shonlh
msse hrg rlstorw, one t1sl ueaus Aayihcg OF
rothug, O. whftnsr tsey should nass aoy exceDt the
uron ana tie Constitution lucy selected the latter,
because euucicut icr all % uacersts8d aud all ~
obvs. Hr J. Continued for nearly hall h0ar, ourng
co he paid the Lgtsst cum lnent bNh 70 ths h,u.
gotu Esii ana ~. soa EiEaft Eecfeit lie wts
irqroutJ interrupted VIA cu.sarsis OF appaase asa ~
tlU corcusc frceea aitn tnrce eatuuszstc ca
afcr Which Ne psltJ suars.cd
syCusu .fEssAtE RrT1
AuoAber esssuale, after l~tlve ococE. We. given %
M hoa Sohn h,i a. tbs T. icfrc sore. ~ tae mar
stru Be,ks puua1sintA Hrsss Bant "a emansed
A'er inc nsut tna p i'Iuci ierge runeer Z" uisco.