, 1860-07-30

hy 1eiioI c;t'z:ns. there were some other
thiags desired to say to jon, but | ha e been
IN ta's cdaTass 90 long, spesk'nx out of doors
until feei tha: eannot, in justice to royseIf
address you fonser. have but this to sar, IN
conclusion: II you believe in The honex,s' IN IN
Abraham Lincoln, it is your duty as ire men
aad citizens to vote for him. fCrie*, "Wr'I do
Is every pop-"l If you dlstrust h1a nuo1;fcs
tons, If 1nu heileve he lacks the experience H.
ability aad the will, aud that his doctrines m
the gre Il questions before the public mind ar
in some other direction. As hoosst nsepNss
men upon whom this government res,s-as
men, each one OF you havin., to lear your nro.
portlon and share cf lta duSi.s AID responsih,l;
ues-lt II -FOUR duty in this crisis to east yomr
suffrage IL such nay as you believe viii hrs.
promote the peace. tn. happiness ard The pros.
perty OF our common country, and uphold cnr
Conssisutlon With ali its guaraniees 10 tbp n.a
PIE OF me North AMI tho people OF the Sou,b,
aad preserve cur Ca.on with I'LL the innnm.r.'
Ole blessings whica It has brought to M and
~atcn 're secured by the valof aud patr:o,;. ~,
oI our iathe's llmp!ore yop. By al ,he a!o-
ises 0, me past, ~ the gre4s price which Amer
Present, BY all shAs IL bright and hopeful il The
tutate' " cas-: Jour suarsges tor that map, and
toF those candidates, who you beltere will s,and
closest ana most firmly by that Constitution
and bv that Union.
thank you kinkly for your attention. loud
applau.e.l 1
SENATOR TaCnDCLl's REIo1xpEn-
Ar. Sweet having requested the crowd to pre-
serve the most perfect silence possible to so
ab'e them TO hear, Senator Trumbull began.
speaking at first With difficulty and hoarseness.
INT growing louder and clearer as he proceed |
ID. He spoke 4. fsllo58: !
FxLL6w CITIZENS: am exceedingly h,n,v,o
aare BEARD this democratic speech. Il ID ihs
lfss TINE hare had the pleasure OF listeninv
o democratic speech during this canvas
vas aware that our Democratic fri-ud. hsd n
Tas oy some means or Other Of unisIeadipu The 1
'uolic mind, hus could NOT exactly see how
: : rs "a mat 80 many of the people who believe
rs on course which seemed to me. 50 plainly
troag; but since have listened to nv frieni.
90 Democratic caudid4te for Governor. I have
Uncovered how it Is be tells atoue things and
~ e31euJ ae theua. He tels capital anec,
ote. ne relatea milk story finely. aud il you
mat 10 the question, that is to govern in The
Election OF a Candidate for the Presidency Of
hls mighty republic, hs has told his at: zap.
AIRY: But want to bring him 70 tho real
oestlon 1t issue-ihe grsA question that now
lFldes this country WANT ~ bring him up; |
) put his nose rgh. on tbs grindssons and bold
there until show this people tlat he lodges
,e real issas. [LauzhtsF and applause
h commences bis remarks By saying that he
=. for tha dnetrine of ths fathers. How did 4
ro,s III By showing .bss uader the doctrine !
tha fathers bokh free States and STARS States |
ers adtu,t,ed into the Union. Who disputes |
la.2 Our disputs 10 about starsry in the tag
tcri.s. II ttsrs Rspublieau who waats Cor '
ress 70 interfere With slavery ia the statss. ! [
:risa OF +" mol" "Noi') 1sshsrs onss !
i votca--Lovtj.y. 4
SENATOR TRcsauLL-So, alr, Loyeioy wants J
such thing, snd he will tell you 50. IL t
sius no such right; that is another Of your Il
re talking about matter that Is not in dis r
to between Us, The real vital question which :,