The New York herald., 1860-09-08
Mr.. DOUGLAS CAMPAIGN.

His Rece ption and Speech at Harrisburg.
HAsnrvrao, Sept Z, 1880.
Mr. Douglas arrived The noon train. He was met at
York by the Chambcrsburx Rins, acting escort.
There large crowd at The depot The reception
quiet and Impressive. lie received by committee
aud escorted 10 his quartcrs-Buehlcrs Hotel An ad.
dress OF welcome delivered by Gen. Roamfort, To
which the Judge briefly replied Toe military psraded
IN the afternoon The meeting was organized At eight
O'Clock The crowd was very large CAnnous were nrcd
and rockets and other fireworks displayed.
The meeting was organized, and Mayor Kepner made
President Mr.. Douglas Introduced by Gov. Packer
In neat and appropriate speech. Mr.. Douglas CON-
mcpced hls speech BY glowing cuogy Of PeunsyIyanIa
empire within herself she, state, had Erca,
interest the Union Her interests required the foster
ing band of government she had not received that sup
pot from the national government she entitled 20
she had the whole Union for market Her iaeral
wealth wss ncxbsGsiibe, and worth more than mlncs
gold. he pitched generally into Congress si the ssne
raj government for the past w years. He denounced
tie government pafaly zing Of rcnnsyiva
MIA for several years The government had led 70 per-
form tie functions for which II was created. The sys-
tenn Of goverument be changed disaster would
occur. Either must REFUGE the expenditures or
increase the revenue. The only remedy 10 proper
iArin When tho tariff was proposed Ia Congress
question. He went into an argument defensive Of the
protective policy, especially regards Pennsy vaniss
interests but the question wi never be settled tl the
inicrniuable negro question thrown and re2u a.
sted He ecnsurcd Congress for neglect OF legitimate
duties 10 stray afer false gods He referred the
cSrs OF The last three years pass the Pacific Railroad
bin my always told u was los. for want Of time
viii be with this sni other questions tll the negro
question Ia thrust cut of Congress- He next refer.
red 10 the efforts for the relief for old soldiers
They could not pass the bin In their behalf
for want of ume-the negro question Intcrfered.
Tn state Of things He next argued The doc
urine of intervention He made gallant defence Of
tho Unlon and Constitution. He denounced Buchsnan
and Rrecsnrcge scrms conSpirators Z, a.
sroy thc Union. ne pitched into Secretary oobb; r
ferrcd tc his speeches IN 1855 peAgiag Buchassu and
she democratic party 70 . protective policy He has
since abandoned that ea proving rccrsan so hs pledges
10 the people Mr. Buchanan knew cobbs dapicisy yss
appointed him his Secretary of The Treasury and ever
since has worked against rennvivanAs interests Mr.
sreckinridse nov supports this ruisous policy. he ssA
Buchanan had svowsd thcse sentiments before eecsos he
would not have been troubled with the admin ssSasoa of
the government He referred 70 The Opnvent'on Al
q s.sss.c, ss Ne y ~ w ssrrey s.verc In bic
vA. elected IN this part q his speech rhe sscrsoosss
had entirely abandoned The prpcpIss Of ths csrnns,
sink svim. The doctrine of The ssos,oaisss VS. cs
trsfy 70 rcssor ccmmoo hPee asd IN vioastsn of the
Constitution rsnnsyl,.ni. ou'd sever supgct
drsscsSe ulsi~ss. disslu.,s~ " o. sss Us,os ss =
ss dsssrnins,ios % @sps 81 arm,y | rssoisss,y sns
,nbushiasy 70 the end, s established ey the fsahes a
AZ The close q The speech three cheers we're sve, for
os several rockets ssccnds into the ssr she usc
uuck up, and The immcese gathering slowly dspcrsed.