New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
A SPEECH BY A DOUGLAS MAN.

Mr.. GAULDEH OF Ga.--hr. President and Centienlen
Of the Convention rome here from the State OF Geor
gis il dorsed by that State Convention and by the Con-
yention nj Charleston. This ought surely 10 give
right TO be heard bfore you, and though have not
oined my fortune in the Safe Of Georgia either 70 the
HoEse OF York 10 the Houfe Of Lane Aster feel that
have right here TO speak 10 the great Democratic
rary tie UIited States. have been panied ct
zen ftese United States 10 the elements Of dsrup
ton and DISCRIMINATION which seem 70 prevail in the
midst If this most intelligent assembly. have felt
that the experiment of the capablity of for self
government was about TO prove failure here, and
that the genius OF Liberty about shreking to leave
the world But that this may be the darkest hour
Just before the day and that from these elements of
dscoId the Representa- ives Of the intelligent American
people here assembled may be able TO devise plan
uoD which the great Democratic party Of the United
States may be united and that will yet add another
victory ~ the many we hive already achieved.
am an advocate for maintaining the integrity Of the
National Den, cratic party; belong to the extreme
Souih; am lro-SlayeTy man In every sense OF the
word, aye, and African slaye-trade man. Ap-
piauie and laughter The institution Of Slavery, a.
have said elsewhere, has done more 10 advance the
perty and intelligence Of the white race and of the
huan race, than all else together. believe 1t 10 be
for Ddd TIE law Of Nature, and upon the la of
God; beisve it 10 be blessing TO all races be-
Ieye that Liberty would not truly exist in thi. Western
World except by maintaining the integrity OF the great
National Democrstc party. Applause.l AZ for this
inepressible Conflict parry, with their serried
ranks now ready TO march do wn upon Us, have no
thing antirepubican in everything that is opposed 70
human progress; while understand the idea Of the
great National Democratic party 70 DO non-inervenon
in it's broadcast senss (ApplauSe. Now, my Northern
friends do not know that can DO anything in Geor-
pia 10 reconcile these natte but whatever can do,
! will do. Applause.
say that our friends in Georgia, who crying out
for protection to Slavery in the Territories are adyo-
eating mere theory, mere abstraction, thing that
is not and cannot be. They would do much better if
they would demand protection from the General Gov
eminent and have line Of police established along the
border Of the Slave Sates 70 catch and hang the thev
ing Aboliiionists who are stealing our niggers.
Laughter and applause. This IL means Of protec-
ton Wbyl Because il IL practical. Renewed
laughter and applause. Here Is my old native State
of Virginla-be slayetradng and slavebreedng State
of Virginia Laughter
DELEGATE FROM VIRGIsrA-I call the gentleman to
order. He casts imputsrion upon Virginia by call
ing her the " slave breeding State Of Virginia"
Gr. GAvLDEs-Well, will say the slave-breedng
State Of Georgia, then. ! glory in being slave
breeder myself Loud laughter.l will face the
music myself, and have got many negroes as any
man from the State Of Virginia And as invited the
gentlemen Of this Convention at Charleston 10 ysitny