The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-20
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d,date for Governor of New York, was
serenaded ia Albany, and made a soul
stirring speech to the assembled mnlt''
tudc. We quote few brief extracts
from this address to show it's spirit.
How different from the contemplate
spccch Of MIR. billiard. in Massachusetts,.
Mr. Brady opens with M aliusion to MI
Douglas and the territorial question
There is distinguished Senator IRE
marked Mr. y some OF whose friends
are quite probably present IN the gain
eting here. who has succeeded, 10y dInt
OF perseverance, IN forcing himself upon
a Convention. and though IT upon thu
People. as a candidate Tor the Pre- 'ldencN
of the United states need not say
mean stephen \, Douglas. acting as "
politician rather than as statesman ne
has committed ~ great mistake Instead
of waiting for the people to choose BIN,
he has forced himself before them, not
to promote their welfare, but TO crafty
his own ambition We 0l the Breckln'
ridge aud Lane party rcpudlate bus so-
called doctrine Of Popular sovereignty
The Territories of the United states are
the common property OF all sections OF
the Union. We hold that the sons OF the
~outh-our brcthreu-may 60 INTO the
Territories with their property lnst as
we may 90 there with ours that they
have a right to take their slaves with
them when they emigraie, Just ms we
have a right to take our property win
us. Neither a mawkish philanthropy ON
the une hand, nor sPccious squatief
Sovereignty " on the other, can blind us
e. this fact and nothing short oi IT'S
acknowledgement will satisfy the party
10 which | belong II there are ANY
who fnltcr or tall short Of this, we don't
want them IN the Breckenridge and Lane
organization. While speaking OF this, /
may here notice that Ia recent speech,
Mr. Breckenridge coUrieously alluded to
Mr.. Douglas As thc distinguished Sen
ator from Illinois, But Mr.. Douglas,
when he had occasion To alludc 10 his
opponent. coarscly styled him that man
Breckenridge" | could hardly give you
a better illustration Of the respective
character of the two candidates
Mr. Brady then proceeded to expose
the conduct of the Douglas leaders IN the
attempts to adopt fusion in at State
to defeat Lincoln He then said
The Ao4r Of compromise IS past Ia
thusiastic applause. Douglas must Try
his strength in the canvass, And the
probabilities are tla; be vii! not receive
a single Electoral vote IN single State
Of the Union. Laughter and cheers I
suppose Mr.. Lincoln should bo elected.
| trust for the good of the country that
he may not be But it he should be,
William II seward VIII probably be hls
Secretary pl State. and W NJ Evarts
will be elected [ : senator from tins
state. And what thcus Why this Re-
publican party viii die out Ia two years
time l. cannot last Cries Of that's
so."1 And where will Douglas Ice thea Z
lIc cannot get vote or an Office. lie
will be without u party and without
power. Tho organization which now
supports BreckiuriAee aud Lane will toe
the national organization of the Demo
cratic Party, aud Us doctrines wall he
the doctrines of the Democrats Of the
Union Applause Upon It win dc.
v0lvc the dHty uf saving the government
nom misgovernmonl and II sustaining
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