The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09

the sscri6ce Of honor and Of principe. (ApplAass)
when he storm ragged lOOdss sgslna. him, when the
Like 90 me tall Gill, that lifts its awful form,
swsDs from the plain, and nid~Ay ceavss the storm
Around its base We rolling clouds spread
Eternal sur shine settled on his head.
-(Appiarse) / knos John Bell ~ well any public
man in America II there DO clearer bead than his,
90 not mos u; II mere be Q better man than him IL
American politics, would like to make his acquaintance.
has all The attributes Of great and distinguished
And. what thsn ell that II be comes into power,
be cones in without the asisisncs of Office holders
and sithou. The aid OF office seekers (Cheers-)
He his elevation to the people alone He viii have
debts pay in the shape Of spos and when he takes
oath Of 6ce swearing 70 support the constitution OF
the United Slater, without mtnt reservation, he stands
sses ne county pure ,a ~ Ss nop pure nd
bent upon nobiDg ese but the execution OF the duties OF
BIZ area ocs for the benefit and glory Of The country
(Cbee These Of the things that attach me 70
John Bell These are some Of the reasons why think
the p ople ought to support him. "a voice"And good
TO rene mber H. that the tendency Of the political parss
Of hte has been to degrade politics down 70 lover
than you, the people were willing to acknoweoee-de
the holding on-the retaining power with despe
rate grasp, the other seeking with grasp death
ss Ss 70 S.
longs 70 the American people We desire to elevate the
Pelisics standard Of the country. rs our aim. Ana
day have consigned 70 obscurty a nearly ali Of tie
real statesmen OF the country. The demagogoes are
e. % 'Oo Dsoo 10
have driven away men who would, b OF service
70 The country whose sousar burning with desire
70 advance IL honor and raise is standard. Cheers
How has Il bsenS In The the light Of truth Is 90
scured she has yelled her eyes aad turned away from
sion and abandonmsnt when she saw that fasehood I'll
umphed over her .sk you = not 80 (Ories Of
"Yss'C Are We, free pecple-sne frsee.t upon the
vide world which has down 70 by the blood and
treasure Of our anoestorsa Are we 70 deliver
run Cd With With the SoDofs Of the government s
and trsmpe Down our glorious constitutonf FelioS
men, buckle on your s.~or come up 70 Tie conflict now
ton and the Union. (Cbsers) Swear, with mo, that
you win put none IN power but men Who are a. for
the grave duties imposed upon office holders In America
cheer:l The theory Of our sovernwent that offices
do nct belong 2 politicians; bu! are the swards Of the
hey are converted into . sort OF place for
the good Of politicians only, and the dsmAgogues
politics has become lprotesson among certain people
y positively rsde (Appause and laughter they
get when We get there" The old rule that
They shall keep Who have the power,
wosbp The once not for The good Of The country but or
Uucn party seeks, gentlemen and fellow citzsns 70 rec
thy this evil; seeks to do In earnest with zeal with
hope and power That win bear before
hurries the chat from before it. (Applauss.l You
60 you will. DO tell that Bell and Everest
Where Is the million Of votes cast for Willard Fillmore
last year. (Appause) Whore are now the broken
columns Of the old vhis party that once stood BY Clay
party, think know something OF the whig party. II
was made up in old times OF men, who I think
Try. where are hey noWY Scattered of into other
oTsaniz.tops some vorshpping q the shrine Of pro Ella
very others at the shrine o. anti slavery Geutlsueo,
invite you back 70 aid In the restoration Of the govern
ment call upon the old Whig party, that carried the
Standard Of CLAW and webster justice 10 The memo
pecisly 70 lbenseves but more especially 70 be fshiu
70 the country (Cheers) CAL upon the democracy,
who are willing 70 stand BY u 10 this hour Of ,uy
overthrow the country and 70 overrun is institutions
Applause call upon them 70 stand BY u In this hour
DO pie torn What is the reason We have no platform
why you zee what thing the republicans have put up
ChicaSo-s plank Of rotten wood here, and Of slippery
meaning Of the platform. The democrats At Charleston
diasolved their organization because they could not make
Of rqoser sovereignty, ths other wul b scattered
uptn the sands Of an 'irrepreoible conflict Chesrs)
While the waters are rising upon The right AND
and Of democracy there, the opens CAIN AMI beaut
full before the vessel which bears the fortunes Of the
and that vessel LET tell you shall "wak the waters
Ike ihirs Of life prolonged appl.ue) Look ct y
wsn the Ssy o. A' ss you Sss; = r.. p..
30. Now, I call upon the republicans Who do
are any bere) bear with while speak with thsm
on this point. What 10 1t you wanT what is Il you
. free 70 admit % you tia, me
tell you the repeal OF the Missouri compromise
passage of the Kansas Nebraska bill was the father Of
s &c ySa panty ". IN. But s.s
s ,s be no more Ta. slavery ~. the lsrr'0s:s
the Territories That the great ground OF their plat
form believe that II the sum total Of that point
every thing you commended for In Kansas Bleeding Kan
ss no longer mplores the aid Of Emgrant Societies and
sharp. rihes lCheersl me people there have dsssr
the mstsiy the people There Is not inch Of soil
Territories Of the United States that be slave
ever desire 70 carry his slaves profess 70 know Nc
tie Of that know the kind Of climate and soil 70 raise
cotton and sugar for these are the great staples that ne
gro labor produces end there not solitary inch Of
land IN the territories 70 Which stakeholder would desire
to carry bis slaves You nsy add ~ many territories a.
ss,. ,nsr. fhen n' ~ssn you ' ..y ..rsry shall
not 70 10 the territories, and ! tell you IL never
No: s n. ssss ss sSas 81
tue Nat oese 10 prevent slavery suss Into ne
=. S'S s ~ .sss sS
ing % much mschief because your object already al
Bot d that only What you are doing why, they tell
Mr.. Sumner, Q Distinguished scnator, the other day
made speech, In which ne takes holder fight He de
carte mai tbe republican party are no longer oouteut with
having eli the Territories, but they will wage
extern paiDg agAnst the institutions Of thu South in
the sasss (Hsses) rnaa s The ground he takes. In
speech OF I've hours he never cat solitary thooght
upon the subject q vasesui expenditure Of the pubic
money, about which Ill feel lively inercst-never
one word upon the sucec, Of American industry and
tariff OF projection, upon which hang he honor and glory
Of the country, our Individual ana national prosperity;
but he throws his whole soul into the statue
Of strhe, declaring that now his party win
wage war upon the social Institutions Of The South
What does that mean Thai be will abolish slavery In
the states. He plants bis standard upon ground that
seward care not occupy call upon those republicans
who under the lead Of Sumner-and hope address
none here, for think they few 10 numberto leave
the shrine a which be calls you Worship Do not bow
70 the shrine Of abohtionism. a voice, "Non) For
God Amieh,ys sake do not do II. implore
you, by al the recoleciiops Of your fathers, 10
erect . purer and higher standard In this contest
THESE men who calling themselves abolousss threaten
70 ovcrurn the country 70 invade The rights Of the south
70 desroy the constitution ny they DO all these things
in the name Of humanity and for me ake Of doing good
70 dovptrodden people. they tain 10 you and shed
crocodile tears over an evil they know nothing about
social evil they have never ssen-and which dos not
afnct you-whch does pos afict any one, In point OF
fact; and 81 the same time they DO ell tbs, mark