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

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wtre some dner eDOss .! OPINION 70 the candidates,
but Dcte Gs to prIcp,es-tsppAase)- and even when
aOd ~ers Iness differences existed they were directly
ysceApie 10 an honest desire 70 promote ne public
slcd lirge majority Of the delegates from this
Ss'e gave Iseir preferences in the Conversion 10 .
ds.ing ushsd citizen OF the far Soath, one who had
won improbable llures in the republic of Texas
lsppiAute) -when 10 was an Independent nation, and
The service OF the United States a. one Of IL most dis
rene Of the unon faithful supporter Of the constaos
ar Al mpiomhiDg servant Of public law The
for Who had been distinguished a civilian for
moro than thirty years-s Southern by birth-a ma
tioDh by regulations statesman from habit expert
ss IS Ii. sSss m ;sI. S Of
ae-(spplause and three cheers)-as the candidate Of
c. IN n. en s party x. Of s % the
present you his name, and with 1t the claims Of one
vino bas been tried and found honest and who has
dared 70 90 right to the whole country 1t The sacrifice
Of place and power for a season, In his own immediate
section. Hs coursse and wisdom In the Senate OF the
and integrity for The highest position in which ,housancs
Of he true friends o. the country desire 10 see him
placed He fitness for office founded neither upon local
popularity, ephemereal ~ is uncertain upon
posy secured by catering for public s
plsuse. He has split no rails for fencing fsrms-(ap.
p ause)-lor served the demands Of these whose Ap-
peixs are sraiiGed by the supplies Of country gro
Gerry. However valuable or honorable these claims
nay be IL themselves they DO not seem 70 US to pre-.
sent sny peculiar qualifications for the President Of the
are found rather in those higher quahcatOns established
".
pubic ONCE the inqury"Is he honest is he capable
will be be faithful TO the constitution We point 10 the
Heuse of Representatives. the Senate Of the United
States-o the Cabinet Of President Harrson-to the L.
gisa and people Of rennesseeo show that your
ddate possesses On these qualifications in pre- emine
sident, Edward Everett-(ioud applause and three
cheers the confidential friend and adviser OF Daniel
Of his Country the orator OF Mount vernon-(a Voice,
"rhe writer for the Ledger" and loud laugnter)-
the more than friend and brother Of the women Of Ame
In hair nf md
tomb of the good and noble Warrington from all private
ownership aud al public neglect in order that may be-
grms and patriots may worship the great ,m
all delight 70 honor. 10 praise him would be
10 gild refined gold, to psint the lily,
To throw . perfume on the violet,
To smoothe the ICE, or add another hue
Unto the rainbow.
All that 10 safe In s.aesmanship conservative In OPT
MON patriotic seton frsernsl and national In
profound in reflection and scholarly In acquisition rs
bis; and, therefore, his name and fame his best
commend aaous TO the people OF America for office
second only To that OF the FIRST and 10 either Of which
your candidate would add the wisdom Of the largest
perence TO the grace Of the most accomplished erudi-
ton. One word Of the declaration OF principles
Of the timer has been 10 build party platforms, With
plan rs and oorngs s once tesseated and mosaic,
unity and that they could serve The double
poee OF being Interpreted TO suit any taste and each
ten OF country Every skful politician who might Do
sire TO give then different tone and Interpretation did
at bis good will and pleasure me double construc-
ton put upon the Cincinnati platform 10 In point,
and ns Mp p r.. 70 %
another The Baltimore Convention built their founda
ton not upon the sand but upon the broad national
States and the enforcement OF the laws They sgreed
to be silent upon the subject Of domestic slavery
m the cS Ss,n Of The United ststes by
They did not believe that any good could &C
crue to any section Of the country, or 70 any clxs
ally Irritating and purely sectional subject Bot exper
ence had demonstrated the evil effects upon the North
and the South and upon the white and black races, Of
the ceaseless Of words and opinions Of feelings
actions growing out OF question which to-day IL alb
straction and nothing else There free Territory
slaves can be taken ana held. why then advance .
dogma doctrine offensive brethren and imprac
teal in ITSELF sufhcknt unto The day the evil thereof
elave code free people, the North will resist
novaton but among the NATIONAL patriotic and
tive men Of the south there no such purpose and there
fore 10 nst upon Tue abstraction Of slave States
or 70 seek 70 hem In slavery BY metes and bounds which
wiz ~, Sur rs :. me psns up Srssns orsss through and
unnatural and unjust With the constitution and the sws
for our guide. under God We can trust country and
and errors OF any institution with which are 10 no
way connected, and, where our differences vital,
Sssnps snson,sS m tSs e or ss ,, J' .oe
justmept OF all disputes. We are In word, citizens
the whole country devoted 70 the pesce and prosperity OF
the whole Upion disciples OF the whole Constutop
obedent 10 all the laws Of the land The character and
opinions OF respected candidates. moreover are Plat
form Of themselves The osunsry has known them
through whole generation Of time and IN the purity OF
tteir lives and the justice OF their principles they win Illus
ua'e the Dg glory OF the nation. We commend them
heartily 70 The support OF The people OF the State OF New
York. and call upon all these who are for Observance
OF raora utce Tor the maintenance OF rAtcrnA peace
Tor obedience TO law for honorable service In defence
the Constitution and Union 70 rally TO their support
The following resolutions were then read BY OF the
members Of the Young Mems Union usb, and elected
much laughter and merrment generally. This was the
result OF the style Of the reader Who had peculiar mode
OF drawing oct bis words and Injecting his
% DC san. n On Soos 70 sper nsT,
feet by raising II 10 concert pitch, he saluled by
ouder tina'on Than before His habit Of sole mnly
ao the signal for bursts Of laughter but he bravey
persevered through these morying Interruptions and
ev en- retired re amid loud sEpl.usss
and around the Cooper institute 10 into
cousio GRAFTON the nomination Of John Bel and Edward
Everett for the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the
Resolve, mat entertaining deep sense Of the impor.
lance Of upho ding the Union the constutou and the
lsss Of the United Sases against the attacks OF the
leaders and voars Of abolition and seosssou-of main
,sos Me rsns q shs ssspsovs ssss nvso.as By re
ssutons snd policy, and In favor Of esvssss 70 Office
men o. ns',oss prncp.s opposed 70 section ssn and
ticn and iorbearsnoe, but Of furnaces and imparsav
this meeting respectfully appeals 70 tue people Of the
United states IN favor Of the candidates Of the Baltimore
Resolved, Thai in the Hon. John BeI-(appause) we
behold man st.rdirg in The front rank o. statesmen
country, mostly the halls Of natosa eeslAiou and
Who bss bravso the camor Of The hour regardless Of per
the p~srosm Of the country, unanimousy awarding the
credit Of wisdom and an intelligent patriotism for his
coure a Voice, "Ds be 60 on the Rocky Mountains
honesty vepslNy, but all admit he b shove suspicion
the parrot, ,heassaiesman and The sage.
lncousdsrable expereuce q Q statesman rips scholar
and an unsurpassed orator man above reproach, and