The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. S
", SEPTEMBER 22, I86O.-TRIPLE SHEE

without reference 70 the 6afst7 o. this great couuly
and this party " elected. tnc south drives 10 the
raerce that rcss on Southern Industry becomes des.yoy
ed and they become hansrupt BY the operassm reed
she other DAP vsy ST. tss n.nike spsecn By Mayer
mee.ns "a which ne spoxe or commerce ana tns value o.
commerce to the whole country but would commend 20
the speech Of Mayor wosaComnerce Is not merely the
handmade Of agriculture, but II 10 ecreature Of ayricul
oommodities which are made by industry, by the ssrf
cultural and mechanical ats Il ID true that we make
40 sarplua. then there Will be no commerce But stu
exist for subsistence. II the South ever under
taiee e mske other marta than New York, sad e the
Destroyed, the South nteuts maze her Baltimore her
Norfolk. her Charleston, her Savannah, her Pensacola
r.yas me-, but sassttS.ss-sor New York viii rise
up ell along The Southern border Three hundred and
- Ns o1 sna Na% sg.as s the soeS
and the foreign trade o. the North and two hundred and
nftg nri,onl OF this smoens were sas sole results Of
Southos industry. Tbs two hundred and hfty millions
yeE make commerce al o.hef ports .hsn New
York. Let New Yar. soc 70 Is II abe loves
her commerce. and loves her paatia houses and prince
ly merchants, let her zee TO !. that the south
driven 60 tue wall, eoes not make q New York OF her
Baltimore Cha-leeton Savannsh ari New Orleans, and
grass grow in TIE OF New York We do with
out her commercial facilities, rt abe cannot do without
cur agricultural labor We can bring the shippns o.
the wo' ID 20 ports maze shipping 70 carry
3say two hundred ard hfy Of the three hundred and
sixteen millions She cannot supply the two hundred and
nit that division 70 take place say therefore, TO New
York. 10 spirit az Arrogance acd PRIDE that her com.
merce while Ia respects II may be the handmaid,
tide Of Southern industry aud wealth. and IN.
abe chooses TO take 10 hand the questionable Bs
PhiEdelph settle il 30 az stu TO preserve
the benefits Of this uuon an the constitution that se'
o. her. will sb0 C the Nprh that we can do
without York Boston and Phi adepha and make other
marta Industry while Ger shipping ard Der ware
hcuees VIII rot for the wait Of that ndustg and support
Ths Uaon thing 70 New YORK, Boston aad Pha-
acs.rhia The Tutor "a much u tie South. We prefer
70 ha as H. enc Will terrecate dissolution Bat
Il It Is dsso il sha lot lie by the South II shall be
SOLVED by these WHO warning on the SOUTH aud
seek.nyto DESTROY the constitution aud the Union. lie
Northern to that they that Union
they deere to preserve thei. c1LaIssce, they wsl 20
preserve their manufactures or poser, and they wish
10 preserve the South the beat mart for the sale OF
their products the fruits their industry and their COM
nercs t-ivea TO support ourselves, We are indeperd-
King Cotton within our midst. (Vociferous applause
We viii tell the millions O. the world that We feed our
se.ye5 and cothe the wosie. Unless these therefore,
want 10 be naAed-Oaughterl- snd show their naked.
ress-(renewed llGEterl -ihe7 bad better come aud
solicit the supper. CT our cotton planters NOW, then,
fellow citizens beg you TO excuse rae from saying any
thing fur her the iesulory character Of the re-
maria have at tbs time submitted close them BY
telling you that the South loves the Unon respects the
ty ad preserve that instrument infect and Is deter
mined that every other section shall so preserve II
against the attacks OF the Wide Awaxes the sleepy abol!.
| t.on.s.s, aai everybody Else.
The speaker retired AMID vociferous applause.
Secretary Cobb then briefly addressed tne assembly,
after which the crowd repaired to the residence Of Hon.
ea avs, AMI ate. serenadrg that gentleman retired