The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30
SPECIE Of SENATOR WADE, OF OHIO.
The West 10 Put Down All Attempts NJ
seeession-DougiAs and Popular sovs-
refguty.

the West 10 Put Down All Attempts q
seeession-DouglAs and Popular sovs-
refgpty.
Senator wab, Of Ohio, addressed the republicans If
Kings county Al the wigwam, opposite toe City Hail.
Brooklyn, las. evening.
Before the arrival OF Mr. Wade the meeting was aJ
drcsscd by NJ CARrrR who referring 10 the threat.
Of secessiop AID dsscgl9n ,ald II Abraham Lincoa
rot nsor ara ed at Washington the fourth Marcn
next, there are two hundred thousand Wide Awases VII
twill know the reason Why 2
He ssked whether there we're Any persons present who
would be deferred By the idle threats OF the secessons
and vas answered by = general shout OF .No
no" They wished the question decided nov, aud oncs
decided, II would be decided forever. Applause }
There were probably two ways Of enecliug secession
One would be by preventing federal officers from pcrfor
ing their duiies there Well, that was the business
the South iisef II Il did not choose h have Uu,ed
States dntrct attorneys 70 punish crime post Offices
denver Letters custom hoasee tu give clearance papers
10 vessels was the South itsn that would suffer there
by. If there should DO open revolt II would give
chance or the display ~ Southern conservatism aud be
70 the occasion.
SPEECH or SENATOR wAnr.
twas twenty minutes past eight when Senator waie
arrived at The wigsam, under the escort Of The Rocky
Mountain Cub and the Zousve Club. He was greeted
with chc.rs. he returned thanks for the vel
come be had received and apologscd for his lsct ~
voice out IN he Taxing OF his cravst he
proceeded 10 address the audience Important
ee cton Of a presccnt when the government frat
sstubthec he Undertook 10 assert that
p'rAns every four years. No magistrate, therefore,
should be esced 10 this great Office without the
that tae people q TIE North subjects az lhe
ptope ~ minority At tue south t. With
isai dsierr ratoa which should characterize free pso
r.. (Arplsus. there n time when the
xtrsH ~ y Presidential election important a.
they TO-DAY. they told by perscu high 10
fectr tice that man not satisfactory 20 snN sec
ion ~ he country elected, tae govcrnmsai
be stepped and the Uniau dissolved II they wcre 10
submit 70 ths "a Would pc the form u the gov
tad he, that there who counsel submis-
zion, would infinitely have preferred. n lived AZ
the tine. have submitted ~ the ella ms which Great
Bran bad made 10 our iasher, than 10 sabmH 20 the
claims fet up q day 70 and control The a.,
Woseh,og election. (sppaesel soan this impuien,
y nrh end AID term,la,lou Il our govern
neat 4 maturity would 10 longer govern,
out to Vishca e asma section o; the coaury were 10
~ cr.tuiisd lie claimed TIA, TIC MAJ was base xal
tCr O. the Constitution who counnelod submission 10
rtrt & iAc those (,p'isusc) ne hallcd from ne
rVnt v'cs ittc heard o. me reason u that wAs
lhst ~ Wet was AZ empire II sef AMI tbsl % one
ffrm hat section bal ever beer heard 70 snnouBca dso
alecre VI he Aas % treason - toe government The
Nesi BAD iereCF population than the SOUTH and IN
pprt VI wealth. i towsred immc0urAby above the
south II ~ own STATE wcre Ut 10 Al auction u would
nth - much A. would buy two thirds Of the south
eud that without counting good free at more than
rslf v the value n siavcs. (lAughier) Wa cVer
hsurd any complaints about trAmpiuz On ~ :
rights 81 tLe West VINO ever heard IN
deed, that TIE West had suy rlshtsl QAashtsr)
Tie West, sad be- Wall a. de,eud The cot sttut d
~ re countJ ard when any section u the nation shall
attempt 10 put uia execution tb.e threats that Se hear
81 tey wfi ata thn therc - ,ieeplrr lou a. ~
Path. (toud applause Ea 8oucd that the resa bsan
patty sectional part aud weut into the political
history Z te eovernmeut from 1850 20 the present tine,
toteiue fhe assertion and 10 chow tat sN,ton cane
irou me democratic party II tho south He alluded r.
ne votes 81 outc'n -ia'cf agarst tha ado ssoa of "a
G0rtia ~ cc slaie ard ~ the rraatlT . al the Ten
nil icn calm n Texas Had General TAYLOR livel that
ltst MANY would not have heen caasumnatsd and Il
TtxsE bad dared make d hm the .hrcatp Of secession
Which abe 0ia maize, ht w0uld have fppel--s ,ce.e
frOm the ruior ] NiN hang 8tth TOUR oau southern
troops every uao o. y0a Wbo dares T. sttenp. such
thHg y tCheufr Who, tie kfke4 thraF me sectional
hfchfafd into the urlon and Disturbed ths compro
rsos q isiof wp We republican party