Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22


Mr.. Douglas were men of determination
They would carry their point, would crafty
the people, and never surrender. The senti-
ments of the speaker were received with ire
mendous shoutsof applause, and appeared
to be particularly gratifying to the people
lie was followed by Mr. Ward, of Ohio,
whose remarks were equally well received.
At the commencement of his remarks,
however, the perfect yells ofapplause uttered
by the hearers of the Southern Democratic
speakers in front of the Gilmor House, drew
away large numbers of his auditory TO learn
the cause of the excitement.
1t was found that Mr.. Hunter, OF LoulsIa-
ma, was addressing the people, and that the
remarks uttered were particularly caustlc.-
lie said there were men on the Committee
of Credentials whom he would not permit to
cross the Threshold of his house. lie felt
himself degraded and unnamed when he
went before the Committee to contest with
traitors from his State who protested to re-
present the people. He was in favor of the
Union-he loved the Union-"but if it Is
only to be maintained at the expense OF the
constitutional rights of the South, he would
not give n chaw Of tobacco to preserve 1t. =
He thought that if one-half Of his delegation
had the right to enter the Convention, twas
strange that the other half was denied the
same privilege.
Abiding to Pierre Soule's mission to
spain, the troubles in which he involved
himself and the Government the speaker
paid doubtful compliment to the x-Mnls-
ter. lie went on TO say that himself the
spcaker) and others with similar views, had
done everything to keep peace. Oyertures
upon overtures had been made, but finding
it but waste of breath longer to plead for
union of sentiment, nothing more could be
done. 1t was necessary to leave the Con-
vention. A voice asked-'Why then did
you come back % The speaker CURLY re-
plied-for motives that you are unable to
comprehend or appreciate. One fellow, he
said, from his (the speakers delegation had
boosted that Louisiana could be carried by
10000 majority for Douglas. If the same
"lellow" remarked Mr. Hunter, had declared
that Douglas could carry the State by $780,
900, he would have spoken with an equal
degree of truth. Every body knows the fell
low, and all very well know how to believe
his assevcrations.
Other speeches were made by different
mid,;oht hofnre the crowd wholly retired
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WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE BORDER
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J.vnen hold on The III Of June in the old Con-
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late bencrai Conference from inc ballimolc an"
East Baltimore Conferences, were requested by
vote To draw IN and publish for your information
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them li.uc to attend upon tho
public Worship Of God Oh ,1'r
regular '"s' '" NV s"''ec't
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would seriously cmLarraSs both our preachers and
people on the border.
Al this stage Of the proceedings. the Chairman
OF the Committee on Slavery, VII" WAS recognized
hs the exponent of the views OF fhe majority III