The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

uor7,NtrRp yRos THIRD yAGE,


M platform, nominating can i,dsles II <as under
Sosd By the majority thai the Cincinnati platform good
s ~ ,a sss net shss as .ae dsocrac rv
hza been vi toe principles toe CsncinDa
platform in 1852 AID n 1896 could again be success
mi opon he same principles enuncAted and advocsted
~ "a a that time (ensers There were certain
mere, however, who desired that platform eaSnged-
wbo desired platform that in itsolf would have been
destructive OF the democratic party In the Northern
ses-who desired platform atof vas 100 much
weht for democrat TO carry in the OF 1880
rhe.e men we're led By gentleman o. Iae nara, az
vn l. YAlcy, Of Alabama Mr.. Yancy desired the
sAsp5 OF TINS platform; and adoption ne said n
We mo. Sesat, better TO meet doIeat upo, primo,
yles watch he thought sound W win on pr,ocioas
vhscn considered unsouno as ne pronounced the ON
ssDaN platform 10 be- Mr.. Yancy desired that We should
sake LIB principles and 20 before the counL.y aud
meet and defeat; but when s,ked in private coz
VIBRATION, what viii you do In The event Of
. republican being elected N place OF a de-.
moral ne aas~ered AT once wlll dis.
understand why he adopted ths platform II was tna,
NE Dc oocTac party might be defeated and ne and
cotton states ao oisunon In the letter TO Or Slaughter
we hnd me remar cable plan OF lead
srs o. dsan,on sh0dd remain IL tie democratic ranxs,
nd oy controlling me Convention, pat the country
pDsion where the Southern States might induced 70
rvsit. he avo1s his ntsntion TO DO to dissolve the
Uaion Ihls was the programme framed by and
many misguided followed him. Southern gentiemen
WI bear me witness that there regular mob orsa.
AVIATION In Charleston Tue streets were crowded every
night Men known be favor OF Dougaa were caIIe;
fom their hotels and Kissed. This mob WAC orgaajzsd Ia
sac The southern delegates, and to make them believe
Bat be whole South ready TO follow them the mo.
neot they would depart from the Convention and break
nay: But Il had ve'y little effect We vent on with
tae Convention. Was proud once in my life 10 ees the
exhibited by Northern people. (cusersO |
wa proud to see they not alarmed; that
when theee men left we did think the States
would leave the Cony enon, because we knew the a,es
weuld DC NJ some time represented by lgue men, VINO
would stand by the nomination, We we're right
These States taking steps send deIee als 70 the
Baltimore Convention who VII abide by the nomination
,sS ssD Ds As 70 the Convection at cncsSo sn4 VIII
shsn con sude. As oeheve Mr.. laucey and his fol
e~e-s 10 be opposed TO The institutions Of this
1 look upon the back republican party. Heading
sAer ;icxst rs Abrsn Lincoln, gentleman gho bad the
honor 20 meet Judge Douglas IL the contest OF 1858
by having been presented q ndae against him,
derived al ice prominencs ne ever had (Applsuse
Ais history has been given by Sena1r achar ason VINO
remarked that rails were carried into the Convanan Ia
show The Americ people that he was 4 working man.
and th1s induce The ioiins mill ons to vote for him.
haze o0v tbs 70 say IN reference TO making the rails
\ A0ram Lincoln made rails, 1t ~ no disgrace;
eos he has no brains put ID his head By CO..
he would make poor President, E he have no other
han rail making qualification (Cheeis) HDxeyer
sspfsa A Douglas was also Working man Oaes him
make that we nominate Douglas 81 b tlu)re, Gni Ie
she cabinet maker run against the raj MAKER hd pre-
ploymsa.s-IiDcoln TO making rslls and D1gyas 70
V>s'n't masug- prolonged cheers)
R6S KID c. MAesHALLs SPEECH.
Hon q NsHsMNL. Of Kentucky, vas next intro
MERE q lady once at ball who, Ike myseif, was
Rts,a c and who So, as wall fower until this time Of
sFht ,hnt some young, gslan. generous gentle
man 70 v,ed her to take dance when she sad 'Yes,
thank you too for have SAT there unn thought
I would take root daughter have 81, there some
ar,e uysef but not unintsrested listener. know
nothing add to the thoughts that have been poured
clearly and sbundanty before you Cries Of .'speak
bcuder' BY and by, my friends. The example Of my
trend, whose voice can never hope equal, me
asan.t irving do the thing all A. once Qlughter)
derhei gentlemen, at this expression OF the on non
Of New York ana have one thing to r.. yos that yoa
give rside these walls an impulse which. outside, AMI
.s.r SfSs aeas .S Ssy ss od The
pssuse.) 1t true. There is no doubt IL Is
tpe a, ast-and sad truth-that the union of thcss
sates more endangered than In history ever
been But II also true that the great ~orld OF civzi
ION moves everunder hands powerful than Pre-.
shenfs and Prime Ministers, and thai Providence
s'shes Tor great exgency the 10 solve its d
cniy and triumph over rs dangers. (cheers.) The
history Of the whole human race, % those VINO
hope When has mankind wanted anything and
When especially has this broaa browed se,ssb Anr,o
Saxon wanted anything aud cid not get ~ Fnsrg
ns from the earlier supcrsttons OF the world,
hound mat IDOL worship enought Jesus Chris
aroe. The speaker went 70 consider the several
gs~a; Inventions which had mnisteref TO the need OF
se TOO the clumsy and sluggish powers OF machinery
seeded be expedited. The world wanted something
steam steam soon became too slow Tor orr genius ard
nov we zee the whole country wired and
sases sent as quickly as thought Itself 20. tel you
ina; when We want anything VIC have H. applause }
Now never was man better provided 70 sut the ,rcs
,sas our nominee FOR years-I knew II whom boz
he ms been RECOGNIZED as the botst an absst Of poll
texans Re hss Constructed parties and platforms for
himself, whenever they needed Hc ought - hsve
80 sa, then be could not have been here Ao
fuifh the time, me-, Npplsoss) Then we ha! .
s,.,v Nns Nn ,b,ps c rou 'n1 ,u we s aOns
ps~use) since then We have got along Well, pre-. |
Ger 20 say nothing upon ,hs, point lLaugbter) We |
grev ssony thank Cod, N over, or nearly So (crer
nngn;cr) Noe what ssrt OF disgusting re-
Sy when the waves q feeling are rsrnr as thov are
now (spplause.) He and that other fellow torg,,
GRAMS 70 ride !. such sea Qs1ehier) have no d,sb,
shey are very good sort OF men, daughter applause and
sHsse Other fellows Iney got together aad ron their
and NTH nshed up lincoln. (crea, lRuehter.) vas
~ N ocnseot,out iew days ago and ssv this fellow
sort Of whipping that was. whore the victor was lying
sprnely on his back, covered with tho sand OF The s-eas
sessed parry oslIe,. bong elevated TO the highest
psst American citizen hod-thsi OF q senator Of
cons spsscs-ssd he So,,se , an aooI,t,oa@.
wsss has hs saying that so house divided agNns, Itself
- 70. .o, s 81 IN. n. so 20 thu. be
divided what has that do with Territories tAp.
ys.oss He made THAI speech, as se-ns made
sbe Rochester speech, and they hke she mai.
hov>e msn-smu-or the Brown who hung, or
mai fellow, whose name am proud 10 forget.
q vs.hinstan; they 70 down, and you mrhs as well A.
ssDSs TO stop them - etop by hssoons ~ hos 70
U.sshsr and sppAuse) must look at that Rochester /
>psech monent An .rreprcssibe conflict" betvcen L
sooh and from hundred thousands OF whites
e~ssecied with slavery Now II there's "irrcpres.
..se ssDs.s' Why aon,, u appear there (AppAa.el
70 town there, WIN cbeevsr and Parker for their
.ss.ry, with kaccs foe their teacher Of social
ssd . Sepsa'' c and ID. W.T." sso cen ss@ss,
well \ amt sons 10 discuss tbst ssvcvy /