The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26

S.,,. ,s,r,a d.epsyed her chlyalry and their devo
con 70 principle Ia 1872 H. y tougat SIDE ~ sue WIN
nents fought together-and would you now haze them
apart (Great applause and cries Of NO, mo- woaia
Won have as 20 down .south with arms cove don't want
inSt y and CHEEKY Bot unconsciodsiy answering
SEND OF the argu Of the republican party sad .hs
sboish slavery They don't for the labcrins men,
white or plnck CsThsis co." laughter and cheer)
ton or 10 increase me wages labor They moth
ing sboEt you except at election times 6rent iaagner
and sppsusel The republicans say sas' 'noy ao ot
wap to say anything harsh Of any party but must say
that they are, them either kraves or hyrocrtes SWIM
ders getting into power under false pretences Gooa
and d laugh Then they humbugging the respect
able, benevolent simple hearted whte craTated
Steal from the treasury. (Tremendous applause and
aughter) They remind me Of story about couple OF
negroes who stole barrel Of PORK one o. 'ae .Uox
says sambc, swha has become of the porE 81 dunno,
says Jim, but ret must have eat hole IN the barrel
ard took out the pork" "You can't come II over dis
chle" rejoined sambo. " for why dc debbl didn't the
brine run out, ooS' ~ really dunno-dats de mys-
friends a iaprh) They quNrellng about the
pork, end leave the country In pretty pickle zap
ton another; BY Whispering privately IN another place
that they don't mean what they say by sending John
Brown into virginia BY engineering Galphn claims ms
Increasing your 5000 600 by catering in New
England TO religious, moral and benevolent sen n,
the South for, thank Cod they go further-and
| acting the biackieg doing things OF which they are
ashamed TO tell they try TO obtain votes. (Appanse
party whose leaders say that they don't mean what
they proess-a party which has taken from New York
part and from Boston almost the whole Of its trade a
peels to aboring for aid Oronica enghter) tell
you from observation that the South is preparing 70 i've
| within herself Don't call this bravado she has no
debts as we have Her products more than suffice Tor
her support Her intercourse essential 10 England and
France She arm her borders and can have foreign
assistance be- that in spite Of all our boosted
superior intelligence and ingenuity we cannot force this
| noble people 70 give up its rights (Applause and I've
don't waut to Such Is the prospects and that makes tbs
contest important. you are whipped, Goa save tho
country, II you conquer, the backbone Of republican
abotionism Ia broken. TINT is why come to speak 10
you If the Northern States be arrayed against the
South seconasm WILL for the first time triumph, aud
fratrcida war will ensue But you nave otaer reasons
for srccsec 10 your gallant leader tCneers Tor
He has represented the whole country abroad.
For four years lie has occupied the guberna.oal chair
and republican magnity has yet 10 find the frst blot
bis ia me You have tried your and he has been
found faithful DO not change him, then, for new man
advocating such perncious opinions And you stand
up fairly TO this fight, believe from what have seen II
your Safe that you will elect him by b,co0 majority
("We win" and cheers) Everywhere find this sam'
ing money, walking in procession, working with will
becaufe they believe the country In danger Republican
flock 10 standard as rats leave sinking ship Wha
to hinder our conqueringS have addressed meeting
Throughout! your State, and everywhere meetings cou
have been held outside OF those unable 70 obtain admit
tance, If we had only the speakers (Applause) Do Blu
your duty and the State OF Connecticut is redeemed
| generated, diseRthraied Tremendous cheering.)
Dr. BRADFORD then followed in eloquent speech, sur
passing Of his former addresses. The procession the
escorted Mayor Wood and his party TO the special rat
for New London where the boat for New York wait
| ing The Cam paign Club OF New London escorted tht
New York At ten O'Clock yasosaay, and will resume his
speeches at Hartford 70 morrow evening.