New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

his rame. The Democrats shoutsd, and fsncey
Ssrked both lad es and gentlemen for 'hs paueocs
which they hsd listened 10 bi for ionr oop,s.
irg tbe sispd. and the crowd calling for Bsownlo~'
'ook stsnd st the table, and delivered su'''aa
italy this speech
"FELLow CIrIznss: talk badly, ne many Of you
know, having been st1 ctod with dhease OF mo
tbrost for two years, but | will ssk you klr in-
dulet nee while reply to two points raised here
to-day. The grntlemsn who has j1st tskeo his seat
oomp'sus of being interrupted and disturbed. VIII
ssy on behalf of myself and the gentlemen sss'cissf
with that we int nded interruption or insnt 6y
the su pie question propounded, and therefore we
coucbed il in as courteous language "a knew how
to use. We supposed he would have the courage N
answer direct question: in which is involved thu rad
issuss in this contest He promised 70 do So but has
failed and lodged behind the u s'a,ure Of his Ssts
He invited rs all upon this stand propouuded bic 10
terroestories TO ps and met them promptly, fully
al d without reeerve. He has adnonished a to
tie duties Of preachers, and quoted Scripture upon
me. am familiar with the Bibls, and have
been for a number Of years, but while hs
wss delivering bis eyhortsiion, when L would con
slider the source il was from, could not Call 10 mind
any bit ore pssssse and that was ringing in my ear
all the TN e. to-uit Get thee behind me- Ssiao y Ba
the 10 ptIt man does not To kno that the vrV
MAD that Informed that ! am preacher, ,s himself
reverend Old Locofoco Feoefsl office holder III
party with which ibis gentleman acts should o
guarded in their remarks about preachers and thei
co, ection with politics. Two OF the brecklnnoss
electors in this State-the one for thu hnoxsie vi
tTlct. AID another IOf INC Ctt'o A. aBOt NV 49,
preachers but .parsons both Of them having beea
turned out of the ministry for lying, or csrfyog out
the principles Of the party
"To this very ST OFT speech of ours M ancsy snd:
The audience will not expect NE to dignity mi. tntog
with Tep'y; end 80 tire crowd dspersed. The Demo-
crafts exuted and claimed great victory, ana we 40
cord to them all the consolation they can derive from
the labors Of the day."
The ladies Of Seneca Falls presented banner TO
the Wide -Awakes Of that place few days ago. Tbs
prese Dtation speech made by Mira K. C. stanton,
ard was remarkable for its point and eloquenee We
r. gret that we cannot find room copy all. Shs
spt Ike of Mr. Lincoln as ga s'lt made man; one &C
customsd to toll and restraint; whose clear mind has
been disciplined by thought and action rather than
etndy and requirement. He who can face poverty for
years and yet be true to himself and bis neighbor wa
MY ssfely trust. Abraham Line In has sound mind
In sound body; his morality is uuques'icned be is
temperate in sll his babiss and simple In bis lie and
pleasures" "a man." she also said, THAT can gov
ern himself with wisdom, is 1t leader for 'arty
that combines more intellect scholarship, moral proby
wealth, industry and inventive geniur, tnau sny and
al other in this Republic" To this speech Mr. ID. b.
Murray responded as follows
"MApAM: Permit me, on behalf of the Wide-Awskes
of Seneca Falls to Ten Ter to you, and through you
the ladies you represent their heartfelt thanks for tn
beaut fol Banner thus presented 70 them BE assurrd
that they receive it with due apprecailon OF the par
pofes and objects Of its donors. While infssd wa
cannot fail to feel ust and honorable prize at beng
made the recipients of beau ful gift yet We kooW
AID can duly Appreciate the fact that we are OF It's
recipients the representatives. OF great sno g1o9
CAME, in which, we trust, we are most heartily ad
eaInes Iy engaged. great political struggle is no "
going on all the nation. The whole people are
now gagged in earnest and dgent canvass OF the
merits and dement's Of the sevs raj candidates presented
l II aaatAk Ia nn1ninn
while 30 much excitement exists amo Dg those who .rs
endowed with the right of suffrage, It must necess .ry
be expected that those who re Tot tn 10 eado we'd Out
are tn suffer by bad Go vernment or be b SEQ by
good Government should feel equal interest Ia the
seecton of thoee officers who to rule thu d.stnl-s
of the nation for the next four years; and we trust
that there mothers, no wives, no daugnt rs
tbrougho ut the snd who have not at last some zeal
ing ss TO the rtsult of this And ho highly
proper is that the mothers the wve tie daughters
| Ct The land should feel intsrss; in the cause
| in which are engaged; snd that they should give
voce TO those feelings in behalf OF our caLdida'es,
| Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. They are
| emrbatically the candidates Of Freedom. Not that
freedom which gives TO right that 1t withho'd3
| from another. Not that freedom which makss fe "
masters to rule the many slaves. Not that freedom
which makes distinction Of case color but that
frt edom which gives to all those inalspab'e rgot.
with which God has endowed them, life. liberty, aud
| the pursnit of happiness" How eminenly prop,r,
too, that the mothers, wives, and daughters OF the ind
Republican psrty-a patty, that, though 1t may ts
short of hat you and perhaps many others may feel
to bs the correct position for political party to oc
cupy yet spproxmsies to that position thsn any
other rsrt, having any considerable strength with the
people, per whose platform OF prnco'es looks TO
the only practical adjustment Of the difficulties and
dangers into which this Government has been thrown
by the misue and conceptions OF the last and present
Administrations. A party which Is emphsticslly the
party of the people pre- eDDg in their candid e for tn
Presidercy who ia both capable sod honest, and
who will carry to the Presidential chair all those virtues
necessary TO make Bis administration emnenty sue
csssfnl in overruir and putting down the wrong and
10 defer ding aid sustaining the right Feslog aud be-
evipe that there s urgent necessity for the ec d,
Of Abraham Lincoln TO the Presidency Of tbe United
Ssss and for rbe of the principles hat he rep
r. ser ,s Wide-Awskes of Seneca Falls have bu X
led Cd Il cir armor and gone forth on this crusade to
COZ Qusr OF die Our bstecry freedom ofspeecb,
Fl, Of tie press and freedom OF the person we
have tsken eaodidae from the quiet walks Of pr
vste f-. We have taken fonest man instead OF An
sIipg poiitcisn ss have opponents We love aud
sdmre ire for what hs ia and for tNe principles
he representa- We will sustain him for the good or
| common country. woib.rs 1t gives Us p,'ds 70
know that our efforts kindly thought of and prop
| ery appreciated by you. Wives your sympathy and
approval in thu great .uegle shall encourage US %
ewtd exertions, to m ,niuy carry for ward tols
battle to a csesfnl termination Daughters YOUR sp-
prcvI smiles shall make pleasant the task that We havs
be'oe u.s. LsdIes of Sepecs Falls the banner that you
ave ihi- night kind esent+d to shsl oe car
RED in he OF glorious army, gnarfed by the
strong and pstriotic hearts Of the Wide Awakes;
and here peo Re Won upOn the altar of Common
country, that its folds shall ra in the dust at
tbe feet of an enemy, while Wide Awake, or he sou
Of Wide. Awake sball remain 10 defend it; and If
any Of PUN, er sbsl becone weary dishe JteCed
W. si point them TO its siiken folds and to tho
patriotic notices your hand, have pl aced ueon IT, as
incentive % res ewl of cir exertlonr AMI rest
assured that with your sympathy snd approval aud
with the light If torches will clear the quag
aires Of ia "a Democracy that surround the people
a, make light the dark Lanes that lead to Fusion