The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03
The PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAlcN.
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Enthusiastic reception Of Mr.. seward
al Chicago.
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Anotaer Furious Speech on the
"IITepressible Conflict
Address of Senator Wilson, Oh
Massachusetts.
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METROPOLITAN POLITICS.
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Meeting of the Congressional Nominating
Conventions,
&C., &C., 10
MR. SEWARD IN CHICAGO.
1mnense Turnout OF the PeOple-Grahd
Wide-Awaks Torchlight Procession
speech Of Mr. Seward, &c., SC.

The country towns 70 attend the republican oomonsLs
ss hero day. Other trains during the day brought
Arse the already largest gathering Of the
hnd ever held in this city.
Al haH past two p. NJ, Governor Seward was escorted
by Deary 500 Lincoln Rangers the wigwam which was
packed TO It's utmost capacity while large numbers out
side were unable TO gain Rdmittance.
platform was erected In the street, from when NJ
Seward spoke for an hour and a half.
me meeting in the wigwam addressed by Hon.
Gwen Iovejoy Hon C. B. Denis and other prominent re-
yubicans
impossible to give anything like an accurate esti
ste OF the numbers present, which il variousy esti
mated at from 10 600 10 100 900.
The torchight procession tonight promises 70 be
grand Affair." there being nom 700 5000 Wide Awakes
yresent
Gov. Seward and party leave for Cleveland tomorrow,
and he viii speak in that city on Thursday.
me Wide Awake torchlsht procession is undoubtedly
Areest and imposing thing OF the kind wit
ressed Chicago Unpreiudced spectators estimate the
nun Der Of torches AT 10 Joo0 Throughout the whole
ssogth Of the procession scattered portraits OF
Abraham Lincoln. Banners and transparences, bearing
republican notices and pictures Of rail spters, were
also pSertifuny distributed.
rny,hree bands OF music also in the procession,
which occupied passing given point From the
Pres and Trbune Offices rockets and candles
ses % during whole time the procession passing
sree number OF buildings along the line Of march
we're brilliantly illuminated. The fremont House was
handsomely decorated Chinese lanterns stars
and ether devices.
TIE procession marched through the principal streets
which were crowded with people, to the Court House
yard, where al were addressed BY . number Of
republicans.
Nh sKwARD's SPEECH.
Mr. Stewards speech chiefly devoted TO the discus
ron slavery queston He declared that there
90 enlightened and honest who would not
ser some Part OF his wealth 10 abate tho evil
u slavery, and 10 convert the land accursed
With il into q land Of equal and impartial
bberty Like that Roman Governor whom 81. Paul had
anoe; persuaded 10 be Christian, the American people
persuaded to be republican, Ru the rational
sense Judgment had been perverted. The effect Of
,oerains slavery bad been TO produce want Of moral
courage, and the fault Of the political
representatives 81 the people Tue people would have TO
select fearless as oven Loveoy Although they
might oil the halls OF Congress with men who seemed
70 be ss able loycoy yet the hrst caugor
Of slavery drum they would wayer and fater-woud
themselves to be demoraged, and would then re-
iurn 20 demoraze the people Toe nrsi agency put IN
sad be- 20 retain slavery Is The fear of conmoton
and civil TIE SHAREHOLDERS have Justly and truth
frly, and rghtfny assumed that slaves are the uatu
q their masters and Of course that slaves are
enemies q State thai requires them TO be
beld bondage, and therefore Il 10 the settled policy In
slave states % suppress freedom Of speech 30 Tar as
heed advocates. while IL extends The
license Of ccbae thoee who advocate the Interests
Of slavery. The Necessary consequence % that there
slave state IN which ballet IL open for frcedc n
where free man y allowed 10 safety TO cast tuch
ballot only side is Allosei 70 vote in state IL Is
very easy 20 go that that side must prevail Ga1ghier)
fhrs 90 be IN favor of slavery,
and taen they tell yoa that republication sectional.
AMER the passage n the Rsnsas Nebraska bill IN 81 there
wns but len that did not despair. That MAJ, In
yea bis prediction Just, betrayed lar
oy he belief that he became ultimately monomaniac
ard suffered upon the railcws That m,n was John
Hhpefp
nm VAS wheo he called upon Nme After the
Mai thought q the futares sald was saddened and
dcsp0nding, that would persevere against hope lie
sad oaeer up bro.nsr & ssssr , y
81 the broad ed that freedom in the future States
Of this cOpiinent was the necessity Of this age aud
ment Of iha republic Of human
freedom, ccpse.vatvc Ct the rights q human nature
aAw emizrston pouring from the EASTERN states and
from Europe into the Territories, and know the one
thai ~ss thai they should own the themselves
slave should not come into composition with
be heuoefor,h on the poor. not the rich; the
humble, not on the great" Aye and sad Was 70 COZ.
fees thai l, vas 60 said, "Tcncccrth put my trust
no, 4 my coan,ryman. bu, IN the exile from forcisu
He has learned 10 accustom himself 70 sa
very ey hae, and Be VII save aud retain .aess Terrific
then how u that could redeem all that
had been lost, and redeem y BY appealing TO the
very passious interests that bad lost al. The
prcccss easy The slave sa,cs had dcmorszed the
frcc BY giving them Presidepcies and secretary
sbis and post ogces and aid that here the North
IA build up free states than there
slave sscs and that ,hesc free states having common
interest favor y freedom would oder 70 rcnnsyiysns,
and Tew York ami New Jersey, ana c,nncctieut, and
kasszchuseits their support add their smoiiion.
n Il. and he advocates % freedom are
bold, an ouispoker, A. brave, ADD . confident Of
are 70 he gouthorn s,aes said that there should
tbese states who would say 20 the states Of ths
EAst, eve oil buy year sss and your lnens-ouy NOR
20 longer snd ne democracy doe. no, WAC,
N precrrpr sae reOsai q the Missouri Compromisc.
shattered ne power Of az me parties and dsniersted
rr-s hs-n than rcoced When saw The folly the mad.
pcss q ihe repeal q the Missouri eompromise, o.
81 Mlr.ss. when announced that henccforth battle
was erdea. (Cneet The bate ended AMI the victory
Nc eedg ror ne staple rcas that the yci0rs retire
the vzpqu@Ssd vii cone back, and TIE battle viii not
BE- ssun (ooccrs an Eughter) The republican party
Gil ossnpse the greai revelation II clearly psrcsivcs
"a r4Ey combines To needful forces u has force IN
AL M lsec sses snd lore ;. rsserye . es' y every
alave sslc has H. reht Inc q polcy-a
rolicy - poace and moral suasion-a ICY
q srumssi,-s 9ohcy not 2 ioro., ~ 2, .sss,o.
src sra rernsibeiiy n TIC ssve sAses soue aedirg
Nv TO- corsttrtcu % the cos1oy, which makes We
psrSfp-sS att Nil saccesa 0elxues Il 4 positive
ssd - active party u u zoe only party IN ne
ssunssy mat can ~ positive % ~ &C
tsr. horNham lincoln represents rtriy whch
ss~solved thst % more saves Fh& be impSrted from
Alrsa or carried MON any savo state 4, the common
soil a. the Tinted states (Cnccrs Take The case 81
John Rel. Hc sss,etuar patriotic and Leaned Oue
lonf respect and houcr 81, wh 10 John lel And the
eonstl utcual tniou ptcpcse this great quesf o.
They D Orcse 70 sEore i Altogether n0' 10 know chat
mere any such qucstNu Toe aucaisa
vi nw say isnarta. Kaasas viii come
ara rss admission, sni The Indian rerrhoy
,outh Of X must be wasted ~ the lndsn Trcsc
wtll prssent question, add the sAvcholers In New
n.xlro Wi recent H. The question Will not stay A.
ncres1will 3 V rest wbss then yOu only p~ipoSs
ts sslon fu years longer and postponemeut docs 10,
wrter reekh tdsc represents party that rroprss
s,,sna .avsrv Well, suppose that PARTY couf possi.
- .s.,s.a ,Se-, that satisfy the Amcrcan pcopls
Thouss 81 anor) That so.eg . settle the question
c'Soi porD That s -, ~, ~. ~. % s'eay
~ eereseses n W. ssel snsn. ("No no") ina. e Of
$500 T.rsstsr1 IN veYe 10 ~ into Bel aud Il