The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

am enlisted 10 o. ht the bat,es Of my country al
the victory has been won will lay down my arms and
retire into private life. Therefore hope the repo tors
OF the prets II inform the editors and the public nat
there ofufe In any ndng me anony nous
ra,ar as against me- daughter and applause As q
lawyer have stood the batteries OF my opponents for
over quarter Of century and have never nlncned
Union IN danger OF being dissevered2 IL never shall
be cloud sppsuse) unless my Southern friends
sy asSds w On never Il. upon S us nevsr hide my
bead Ike the bird In the sand but always look II
danger IN the face sm not slawyer in thus matter,
for have not been retained by any party but cannot
realize In my mind that this grand Union Ia In danger
have, however ccDversed with numerous conservative
Southern men, and they all agree that their brethren
may be nouced TO do something rash If old Abe is
elected have fear1n this matter. know what feel
in my bone and that good barometer What Lincoln
crunble to powder in less than two ears (Cries Of
chats on) Therefore tell my friends 70 watt. Let
be rent ssander do not know much about Lincoln bu,
tell on what said 70 friend about him He said,
"what do you know against Abe linconr' Bat stop.
They say he 10 ak feet seven inches high
cloud lausnter) and this Is saying good
have put bin on tall pair Of rails GAughter) They
publish his portrait In The windows Of every print SHOP
ard all the Western papers put bis name At their heads
thus cbahpsrg The admiration Of the people. daughter
Certainly they are striving 10 put at the head OF this
verrmtnt man whore great recommendation rs tbat he
split rail merely BY looking Tit cloud laughter
Why, says the Eusrins Post be is good looking
ss You (cries Of emo ne amt y That was no, saying
much for nin ttaushter) What is Abe Lincolna a
Lincoln be placed at the head OF ths great country |
wsnt to know. CHE never will be') II is true that
Tor four eas ne was Congress but dd you ever know
him 70 initiate any great nsiiooa qoestioa, or to
i,nsn, c'No, neyer") The four years of b.
Congressional perfect blank and his consti
tuenis might well have Of straw TO repre-
sent them. And what think your They have taken
him from the obscurity OF his village iswyers life
make him President OF ibis aud glorious
BE woud soy 10 the merchants OK tie country take
when you cast your votes against tho Union sentiment
Of The country that you co rot cut your own
threats. BE would cay 70 his manufacturing friends
and TO his lnborlng friends--,o the German and
Irish laborers-take when you your votes
Lincoln that you not putting out the ire your
domctc hearth and excluding gh, from your table, aud
bringing ruin on vifo aud children When they say that
they vote 20 exclude slavery let them take that
they do not exclude bread from their tsbL Zap
plause let them bsr in mind the fate o. the great
Methodist church, which has been rent asarder Hka
poers vessel by what1 By the informal question.
(Applaufe This naeer question the republican party
would never let t the country was Drought 70 the
oof ruin In the same way with Aehodss Tho Bap
tst church was arrayed ono against another North and
South in Consequence OF the Internal an eternal niger
question quttticn with which the church had, by rgnt
todo than the in the moon u there be gum
thrR there But the Ernin9 Pc,t aud the ames
say that al tneywantso keep slavery out Of he crrso
ties Last week The Eriry Pest fliacd this dosrine
IN letter from Joshua X. 6idaiDee the apostle OF Tepub
lean abotousm, and embraced Ia IN article o. is osn.
He (cdpgs) that, II the slaves to rIse against
their masters and IL tie arms OF the general govern
ment were called upon 70 help then, 1t would
be tho duty of the general government To- paciiy
the slaves by making them free: and thus put
end to The strife Thus Giddings would tho slaves
put elual:.y with their masters. fne Esanq Poa
endorsed the stsrnen's % smith and says that com,
pary OF marines were called npon put down mutiny
plantation 10 the South ard to wrest the knives
from The hands Of the blacks The next duty Of the
erpment wcud be 10 make the slaves all free and
put them IN equality with their matters. Bt
he would oppose all such doctrines that, nnd
would support the white nag az the Union, which be
hnpfd Woull long continue 10
uy-one undevisabe and unassailable (ApplaGse.)
pig ,s As ss 'nsy may .as esa rs. % oy,rhISs .ss
Ite AZ reon az they get INTO power they VIII atop !,
nothing but w use their povcr for the oppression OF
noiion OF the country The action Of the american
people themselves alone stay tbls teaclsrvus
merit When tho people Of France struck f,r liberty
they forget the honsss OF the Cause 10 which they
engaged and committed shtful atrocities. Let not any
mistaken dea q freedom 90 caet load our country nso
thsl No doctrine o. lincoln has been spread abroad that
the republic cannot remain half slave and hall
Tree. me. nrcrressiole conflict doctrine Of seward
republican orators, had already warned the poo
pc Of what they are 70 expect from thls party
be covsd in ,be souh BY scene. q m.ssirre, rapinc
and hbed for the slaves Of tho South, although bav
.s ss ,sssss q ssdse1 arc P1sse,.ca q p'ios. o
Tsfssia 70 ~ bcs- sn- one sappesc MAI ne rrrrccs
ignorant of the Hsrr book and Of the progre>s Of
hiask rpobean IDEAS through the North Thcy Ger.
taiDy not; and II they now, exhibit overt
OF rebellion, what 70 expect from them when they
shall 10 understand that republican and abolition
government h4s betn rGuguraied In The national capital
(cries Of Itsi VIII never be- and lord arpeusc) let
the people Of the confedcrAcy themselves preven,
tbs, ior u is IN their power. God viii bs on
be tise o tho Tigt ard victory will crown srsh pa
riptc devotion We VIII rot behave that the God OF
ibef VII cessrtr re- II We are tree 70 the example ana
the FOL ttudc thofe noble fathers (Applausel Yes
would say that the Lord Tor he ihe lord of
fathers who lcdhern through the storm by land and sea-
ard -ourh prils o, tho Geld and the Wilderness That
R ggi6u, inheritance which they have left u.s. and
- orc fat We mufi protect and shield And that same
book which fa,hers revoreUty studied and
renily obeyed. We Win Keep this Bible and stand
by is precfpw as our fAshcrs did, srd viii Gle
the ncts and conases and sacrncts o sres oppo
ELTON 10 TIE iupious anisavery Bible god and eonsu
totcn of tbs republican party. (Appil-se l Will
ceEe the-c brief rcmsrir BY expressing TIE hope that
the republican party In this country may meet It's Sara
oFa tho hands OF the Union and constitution loving
or tho lard; that the friends OF Union win meet
The hardly coaiesicd fields a the Rsvouilon DO your
duty ie men. The God of our fathers and the srcst
rT.-fi of cur ancestors will be win you, and you will
succeed 70 gaining complete and dcciaiye victory.
Mr.. srEvrys hcro returned, and was greeted with
burst Of applause. When silence restored he said
Fellow Ctzens-when Obliged temporarily I, with
draw referring % the unparalleled progress Of our
country How that IN seventy years We, from being foe
be- became 10 many respects conosscdE the Ersi over
earth. How that sovcaiy years ago Ne were simply
thitc feeble states stretching aoss tnc Aants oo.a
magnificent douain stretching from ocean % aoi
Icy barrier Of the North 70 the silver waters o. the
6u This have Gcno IN only two generations We have
sucocedtd through many obstacs sfd difficulties " be
surc have not dott without Sacrifices and without
having v p.ss ihroush many heroic cPocs We have
gore through foreign Wars and have been obliged 70
nqurr TIE savage IN Ms osn tayage wilderness, art
throrsh uLbeaId of ab0s Se have exhibited 10 the world
this vnst deyp opgmtni cf tho eEtr CT free We
have exhtd to the world the extracrdinary spectacle q
a dtmccrafc govevumsnt presiding the aalrs ~
great and glorious Ttop'e. Hlw, ! would nx, has
lhls been doneg We did by fSllowirg the
example of our glorious ancestors, BY trcasing
10 ihe Footsteps Of those great men,hose lion.hearied
nfn wbo Cr0fsga the tempcsiuons pillows of The Atlantic
ar founded the as settlement upon hrse COATS two hun
drcd cars ago (Arpausc) Yet after Al We have doae
cemocfaic party, we row nnd great party rising and
ttlIng " that wo have been doing wrcny All THIS
time, that have been dssSDyEg tno country
and they tay 10 W, here, take from a. pAnacca
which shall FOR All time make 10 united, pros.
perous snd invncbic people. (spplause) Fellow c't-
aeur, ~ L. hoh fast By tho Divine iridncticn
spy thfir frul,s shall yc know them Hsd this rcp1b
uean rarity ever the-couiTo of tho national g0verBnenH
Noshfr "A the knd bad they ever snytang ~ DO with
tho IrNlatufe N the couutrJf Nothirr a the kind
But tell you what they have dorc. They have opposed
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