New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
CASSIUS NJ. CLAYAT LOUISVILLE.
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| COrr.pordeno. Of Tho N Y. Tribune
LOUISVILLE, July 8, 1860.
Lat right Cs,aius NJ. Clay a, the invhati,n Of oar
Central Republican Club, addressed anne two thos-
sand of the ciiizers Of Louisville from the Court Hou
sepe delivering the fret Republican speech that We
ever made in the open cir in this city. The crowd,
made up Of all political compile rioDs, behaved much
more respectfully than they had acted the night before
low ard the Douglas rafifers. Mr.. Clay, having been
int, oduc.d to tie assembly by Mr.. Ballard, the Pre
dent Of our Club, III began Ia enamerafe the four
| canps into which people sre divided giving the
Douglas branch If the Democracy the honor snd ner
OF Democratic regularity a. chasing the Breokin-
ridge esI nullfers. He then undertook TO expound
the various psnks OF the Republican platform dwell
ing hrft 81 70 rhaps longest on the Pacific Railroad,
in Rich our czsb- take much Interest, and showing
the " lingress Of the Republican party in Congress 70
m an forward both northerD and southern rousA
He next took up the Tariff bnt was rsfner unionunsts
In s ir, stment He then came 10 the protection OF
the adopted either abroad and being interrupted ~
imtaten, cries for the Niger he very happily rspond
ed "First III free yoo then I'll come to the ngger,
erf aiing iumepte enthusiasm.
He then pitched into Mr. Breckenridge reminding
the audience Of tha, gentleman exploits in 1855 when
Re helped TO carry Pennsylvania for himsef and BH-
cbansI the dodge thst mr. Fremont and tue DEM
ocrsts bad only two different wavs Of making kansae
Free State th Of the latter being perhaps tie snrer
Re slowed that the preeent position OF MT. Brecko-
ridges party coHd mean nothing bnt dsunon, ana oe-
pctsd the evis and horrors Of auch catasropns 70
the South in very vivid coors remarkpg that the he
thing the South would have TO do In csse OF dis iniou
oud be free all her negroes Ia order 70 arm then
as sirst tie North. That all the boased cotton and
nee e,pors Of the South would be absorbed IN The
coet Of defense.
he nett showed up the boowpess Of TIE DoagiAs-
Sqpst'erSovNregIty pretenslons I'D the wrong com
nusd b, two Democratic Administrators 70 the ireS
peolle 81 Kay sas which cumipa'e 10 the reta<A
10 sdlnit Der az State, with population three times
as large as that of Florida or Oregon or Arkansas q
tie tine cf their adriseon; bat which Commenced IN
the Blu. Lodges Of Missouri end which wac eous-
ter snced nv Dougiss 40 late 1856, snd which pre-.
IL n,ps arr nc 70 fully stul'ied the domination OF
RE S'sve.Co5e msn, Herschei '. johnson, Tor the
Yice Presidency.
Mr.. Clay ignored both the vrtues aud the faults Of
Col r. H. caJlrg bin good fellow, but '.out Of TIE
rioc;" sDd after short Icy OF Abe Lincoln t1e
one. calIow asd barefooted hoy" from Hardin Cons
ty, in our own beloved old Commonwealth OF k-r-
tu,ky who hid heen cheated ont OF the aAtorhio,
Int hon they could not cheat out Of the Presi iency,
bid biz odience good night.
The Democrats here almost unanimous for Doug
lss Even Jsmes Guthries pro'fge, Postnn aster 10
maid has come ont for him. | believe that brackiD.
ridge bas f,wer friencs ia this city than Lincoln. VI
forry.tbree Depocr LAWYERS, for instance. only
eight favor the former including one Mssppian, oue
Arksrsan, one Irstmsn, and ore ofHceholder, and
two that lately cane here from other parts of me
Ststes; viii as many me- mbers OF the nar give s"e
preference 70 Lincoln over all Others; Inc we've
hundred Germ Democratic voters led by the Lohis.
eiHe Anseicer are Of course all bu nnanim ins Tor
the Ii- Giant 10 the Counties Jefferson toutside Of
tie cityD Hardin Larue, Mellon, the proportion OF
Breeknr dge m, n to the regulars IL nearly ths
samp ard tie ,mer are, 90 70 say, spotted as ds-
| uniorists. In the western and most strot gy Lse
Foo para Of 'he State, the lste however tara he
ia on h. Little Giant, @ho-e rup rt there arc
"a ard ev between, not enough 10 make me-posts or
On ~ hole shonid ludg that the Democratic vote
will be divd.r shout thus S. ct 90 PER cent for lSrk-
nrdge and AZ or A. per cent for Douglas; and sG1e
Bel will undoubtedly carry the STATE The cal ssS
,cr Clerk II ths Court Of AppssIs that N coco on
| in Augu.t. will do much 10 reorgacize the broken
| Uri q forc.s
Your dire usriou Of the late Vi-gins-Inoome Tax law
and Of the eyeDpion Of uineteDh s Of the S-ias at
Saves fror1 a,sion BY he Constitution OF virgiaA
has done go in rural dirt'icfs Hadn zoo
better ron ri little tract containing similar Ssve-
Stat. Laws taxing white labor for the benefit OF the
ms p-owr,rs, ard the apportonmePt laws RivnR sfew
Of the latter the political rredompancy ov., the frss
pepI L. ION Of Ia 70 ctks- Such conpilaiiJn, with
cut note OF comm. Mt would be carefully peFused AID
egf "a hy mary who might not trust themselves 70
glance ir,ide If Helper Crirt.
On the Fourth Of Jaly he people Of N,disou snd
adjoining counties bad ma meeting-sboot ttoa-
sand preaent-st which Thomss Coyfe lof Speed vel
p o ar ointed Lincoln E.lector for the VIII
Cor g5ess;ons district 81 kei tucLy. Tae district b
COCO for 900 or so votes for Old Abe. In ~
it, coupiss Jackson We expect 70 elect our county
tick. at the rext August election The psogrs W
State all CO 1856 IL immense. good AdmnistTa-
ton, such Abe Lincoln will give us, is to make
ne o power in this lsrd. REPUBLICAN.