, 1860-03-17
39tcas Trihuttt.


MIR. U.xrNcoaNlSS NEW ENGLAND
Our lato adyIces from :he East both
through ,riyate aud public channels, concur
ia saving that Mr. Lincoln's ictroductson 70
the people Of New England his produced
vcrv remarkable impression on the pnollc
mind in thot quarter. 4 gentleman holding
q 1,;cb nositiou in one Of The cities Of connecti-
m. writes US tuat "no public speaker has
4evcr carried such conviction 10 the hearts Of |
"t,,a.nasscs in this State Is Abraham Lin
u.,,nr The New Haven Palladium says
that hts speech IN that city "was the most.
"pcwerful and convincing argument for Re-
II publican principles we ever listened to-"
,r.e Republican Journals Of New Hampshire
apl Rhode Island spcak cf his progress
through thoss States az something like the
march Of a conquc1o., OF great public bcne'
factor. The frequent aud warm cncominms
Of The New Ycrk Tribune md Er=ning l'ost
our readers have already seen. We hazard
polhins in snyins that 70 mnn has ever be-
fore risen SO rapidly to political emlacnco IN
TIC u!&S0 tot%A%<.'
To those who know Mr. Lincoln, tho extra
ordinary applause which has met him III New
York and New England will occasion no sur
nrisc, lie is the maa Of all others who can
talk straish, to the comprehension OF the mas
scs. It is the fault OF very many Of our public
prnakers that thcy oyersh- -ot their mark. They
address themselves to a grade Of information
and knowledge Of political topics equal to their
OWE. md thus the larger share Of their argu"
ncn,s full as it were upon stony ground. They
do not seem to bear in mind that only few,
comparatively, have Tho time and opportunity
to ,.... - :1ose n. 'neats Of our government
al ,,u,.cy ~: :..s:,.y *hich prepare 1hcm to
se;za uoon rrcscat facts and comprehend the
extraordinary attitude which slavery makes
us cccuoy before tho world. How many per-
sops are there in :bis city who had 50 thorough
1r mastered tic DEED S,ott decision Is to per-
co;7c its real, glArins, initial falschood, e1-
pouud=d in the following msstcr::T paragraph
by Mr. L!ncoln?
"1,va.ua::1y b,.el uao is:alca .taement Of fact
+b. .,at,. N The o,! N th.1 'tAc fs ot ony iaa
..rr ucy ar.r:cs>y .iar1 n tic Constitution
An as,rcti u of The C,.ltu.n will th.w that tie right
of coo.r:y Ia Sac dtircy ed cApres'y aa'n'ec
mt, ucas III m:nI te Jc1ea d, nea pcde tseF Judicial
o;u o. that tutA l Is ln7i e1y aMf1e1 III tie Coz
~ ,ou lu 1l,cr el:. .es veaeity that il ditind'y
n~l ry,,e14 aH-rea tl.1e-'4s:.udtt that Is. nos
MINCED viii aEy;lnF clse 'e1rfe:s; IN wcfes
rarsnrc Ia: h7 w:sut tas nd Q! any :2ttfcnec a1d
ru>e.r:lc u: 10 cssr a-!as. II tLey aa ony pede1
1htr su1.c:a option tta suta sgt II tne IT,
etaaea: by n1at:on nwuasl be orea to ohefat sio~
th.t rrnLc7 &c r.d 'tayc no: alsvsy - u iettd
IN tia Constitution. nrt Tie ro:d pspIfy cs'n IN any
connect On !.h i.n.uaee :llut!re to the ulns' ssrs
or s,:vsry. aza Tia: wherever in tas: Instrument
the .ays Is alluded to. be Il called 'p1t:on !:
aud wherever Lis n.-sfts 1gA 1:gat in Eele'
tina to LID, is ALLUDED to. Il Is fpoEea ot
~ 'tc.rAc la1sr Ire. as '@e5' r,=be IN ectsee
Q, 3atnr As Il w.ull ;: ~tn to shov ~ co:e'apo'ane
o.. history tlas Ill. ote ii 4u lin. 10 a:cs anl tla'ey
3ns at d. .7;ate o. t.: employed on Turposet tc
,cn IL from ,.tx tie Idea Tat there eoui II
r,oc1t IN cl.. To thow al this is c=sT IN! ccraic
Wae. v.uus ri s.Es II lie Judges shall BE- I'tuEa
10 :!eis ro.e IL net reasonable to ex?ezt Ea TRY vii
whd, " tlc III sakn sa:c,nent AID reconsider the coa
<irst: Last E!xn E?"
We presume there are not twenty rerson:
il Chicago even among those who make poll
lie. study, wig had comEreleadcd this aa
ETlH1 Ht1.s ukils ts.A@.A <A34A
l'ab!c
IN sayics 1hcsa things we CO not overlco!
ror dislaraso another fact, 5orc!o!y rresentc'
bv tic New York Eren:ag Post while review
IL. 1T. L;nco,n's speech in that city: to vii
tia: it is wonderful low much truth gain
in ii! minds, By c=Ttain mastery Of clear at
impressive statement. Mr.. Llrco!n's style {
argument commands the admiration Of Il,
scholar and politician no less than that Of IL
artisan md du; lasorcr. I: goes homo to I'll
.;ur: Of the wl,,le' peo:,lc with irresistibl
f,rce To this quality, possessed by AF. Lii
cola in . higher degree than hy any otht
statesman in the country, IS due The sinyuls
enthusiasm which he awakened among Il
eober people Of New England.
1t is certainly due to one wLcso scrvic
have been 50 eminent and who's: abilities a
50 unanimously conceded by the entire Mort
that lis own State should present lis name
tho Chicago Convention without dissent or d
ference. TlIis, we arc assured by The indie
1io2s which have come Up from tho Coun
Conventions already held, will bo done.
seems 10 be quite generally conceded that
Mr. Douglas is nominated at Charleston, J
Lincoln is tie man to beat him before the pt
ple-in other words, that "O!a Abe" sho
1,ctter qualities for that kind cf raco tn
amy other man i'll the Republican party. If
is tho strongest man Tor that particular tic
is lie not the strongest for any kind Of a fis
that tho Charleston oonclarc may present
It's