The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Working Men Co the Rescue-sPsecn of
Hon John Covods, Of Penasyivania.

meeting Of the working Of the Eighteenth ward,
invited under call 81 working Men &c, the Rescue"
held last evcnrg,-st oemt DisreIsary, corner OF
Twenty third street Second 1t WAS publicly
announced hat the Hon. John Covods, Of Covode Com
mi:ee' rosoreiy, would be present and address the
meeting This va, doubtless good card and the cause
gathering together szge xssemblage which crowded
the room where the meeting was held
Al the appointed hour, eight O'Clock, the meeting was
sailed to order by The election Of Desaea s'n 70 Tue
chair.
r.. ,r-xgjpg REGULATIONS we're real and adopted by
scc.amAtion:-
-wh.-,.. il 4, -ecessary for a union OF the laborug
onssr 10 secure their right, and also TO secure free
beo to free sss so'os ~ ereher anor.
oke wares the city Of Nav York, the necessity OF
Resolved, That pledge ourseve, to support no can
dsae for any office whatever, but those that are known
.obe directly Interested IN The welfare OF the laoorng
Resolved, That we and in the person OF the Hon A.
wakerrEH the canddxte Of Eighth Congressional dis
iTict Of ew York, capable, tried and faithful friend
Of he working c asses
Resolved, ina. hail with delight the nomination of
Jesse Fonda, upright, able and above all, honest
mat represent the Fourteenth Assembly district
Resolved, That pledge support 10 the above
named candidates. and that Will our utmost en-.
deavor unite the working Of the Eighteenth ward
the working mems caniidates-Ln ,oln, Wakem,n
ind Fonda
Toe Chairman then proceeded to address the meeting,
m anticipation Of the great gun of the evening While
speaking party Of Wide Awakes, with lighted torches
headed by drummer or two entered and ranged them
selves along tne side Of the The Chairman called
Sor three cheers for the Eighteenth Wide Awake Rail
rpaere." which responded to most voeiferously.
He then proceeded with hs remarks til the entrance of
Mr. Covode. The stand then taken by T. Shepard,
who spoke briefly conenipg hs remarks TO Mr. oovodes
action in the Congress, especially with reference to
the investigation into the action Of the adminstrao
When he concluded the Chairman Introduced the orator
Of The evening.
nov. JOHN covoDE's SPEECH.
Mr. CovoDE then introduced as the author of DE
life ar death OF President Buchanan When the cheer
ing hAd subsidized he said
Fellow citizens the request OF the state Committee
ne appeared before them He would premise what he
had to say by remarklug that he taking man,
but working While at BIS daily labor ne discov
ored that the nistrAtice corrupt aud rotten to
the core AZ working they had interest in the
government unles occurred the public good They had
no motiye 10 support an on step further
than it secured them the blessings ofgood government
The present had allowed its agents 10 rob the
pubic treasury by inauctoa under cover OF Jobs and
contracts by the fraudulent sale Of public property such
the Of the sale Of Fort Smelling Wiei's Point aud
aog ballot boxes such as was proved been The
under the Administration BY john Calhoun. They
cratic party by hodge podga system Of administering
me government, By Leo ppionism Died scottish ballet
ooI stufag slae cry e1travassnce AMI corrupion The
statutes Of The state OF New York F.rst the aimiuis.
irsilon was quilts Of false representation; and Sc
con ~, u guilty OF obtaining money under false
preencts Il had falsely imperspnated the CID democratic
party What wac The fact with reead TO democracy
That at day dare not declare In Virginia the
democratic principles euuncated BY jefferson, without
fear Of being charged with exciting To insurrection Inc
democrats the present DAY sred al The Declaration
Of Independence Tho principles OF the democratic par
" day oocd be classei uuder tue heads slavery
Navagance and corruption. Jefferson was dethronei
nom he democratic pedestal aud John Calhoun and
others OF hs stamp were placed there 10 bis stead.
long BY tbs naaa Bat he bad said thai
the Administration had Outlined goods under false
Ireiences Row Was u that Mr. Buchanan hal been
elected dc had been elected under the plausible doctrine
which he had pledged himself 10 mai attain, o.
claimed 10 the cincipDati platform, under which II
intended that the people q Kansas should be free TO form
affairs. TIA, doctrine older than the constitution
se and the poser q Congress over the vas
power denied 10 i 80 US 10 give slavery an oppor
tupity Of extending ucf Of excuaos free and free
free Institutions rom the We stern Territories
ncx power be conferred upon the Territories
der the o. sauatter sovereignty This the
baby was cons. sned % a bachelor narse-Janos Bl.
thanAn. Bat the result o. giving sucn weakly babe T.
the a. such uurse soon became manifest He could
act lake care Of tue BABE and hs nanded over % tue
supreme Court the majority Of which we're savehoiers
IN whose hands II badly treated and roughly
died msngled, that he pa,ative father Douglas,
would be able 70 identity H. The supreme Court
slavery from the Territories, and that the people
had poser 10 exclude slavery bat that a
tlAyehoidcr
res n spite o. Toe ope buchanan ven knee shat we
Of the Supreme Court w1uli b. aud he yielded
stg aooe under tho doccinc that the
could wrong Toe people of Kshs. objsctcd 10 the
rnfitutisn whicn the admin-taon attempted % force
upon them 70 THIS tirnr the administration hal been
ab rule country with the All o. she democratic
party o. the North Bot the Karsls ani Nebraska bin
found il could not longer succced by siTaseem ani ano
.her policy SAs inacsaraiei, og which tse ainlnsra-
ss ,s, ~ he pol,es ss,es wss msresea /,
kAns@ 20 back the pro slavery nvadcrs OF
ths Iefrtory 80 ians ~ VA, 'e' anges.eg V
North the ndmins alton undertook o. carry cut to
ici BY maud ard c,rruption and by stufnE the ballot
oox. The scheme 70 be carried through the 10
compton constitution, aud when that constitution WAS
90 BE submitted Mr. Buchanan a por,,on q the
army 60 70 surround Lecon p,on Convention
ei and thus 70 oroc the people 70 give az enasemens
oalot box siufng announced that the Leoonp,on
constitution had occn adopted. Thea did Mr. Bucnansn
ssod 70 oonersss message, wnerea ne , ,nnnaasss
adopted the constitution under which they asked
shat me people had nothing DO coaraatla.
<Shsme') Failing In Tits amer the discovery o. the
ga vas 10 buy up Northern deucrsilc members o. Clp
10 the hope o fastening that inc lt, the LecomP
wsassi otenei be sssS account With the Bank Of tue
Metropolis At Warrington From tkst account u was
Proved that he Nende has expended SIZE ooe z iso
under fictitious names Several OF che cheeks bore
ssas - tss initials % some s.rsoa :, whom
the committee, Of which be was snairman, "a.
OF toe bank 0xcf what shose letters stood
\ ADD what think you the ans~er--f'Trat mss1s
:. the ynion'n (tanghtor) Saving zoe Uoon with
H. a. nnhtfAton corruptiug Northern members Of
a. vrees Mr. Covode them referred N rc revelations
49, ght cot BY tho Covede Committee, noticing tue ex
rehe hnre - suA.ain VOC PforAVery PA'N - htnss,
ne lve FAX cnnuNt, we Nmet f"nt pNrcas.e, tne
fraud nett ksae - ra'ef eHsen p@lts ~ tenosyNshs
A., &C Bseaansa, 10 sad. ~s eeS'sa by =
fracd. hha MS smlnsuhAon Ns toaai on
~. a, iercan people From this point 81 sub.
,ert ne referred the Eoe.eo ~ free trss~,
- al nstoa u which frequently lo1fy
eprvns " rcercncc 10 tho coning election he eaH h.
s,-a ~ prorie n Ncw Nosk would Nt the people or
r,nr.xlv.t IA W uiuUphantly electng Abe Lucoln
-, ssnt III ihe United Stass IL bersei N then
~, ia eiee ucn from gong into lhe House, sni thus
~ ga re,c Of the county, uudistarb-d wonld they
" - assmss y b. cheated o. ther presa ~