The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

Upon The elds Of Mexico he iourh, Win eounsre
for ne nag that hoas Tor Union, ts the red white and
Then, hurra for the Union, &c.
And then we have another, and Statesman too, il ne
Who served / is country long and WE'LL that's Ben Of
Tennessee,
And Everett whose voice was raised to render what vas
due
To the memory the who rased the red white and
Then, hurra for the Union, &c.
There all good and true 20 let as all unite,
For with such gallant lenders are sure to win the hght
Sectional distinctions we never will renew
Wen fight but for tie Union and the red white and blue
Then hurra for the Union, &c.
We feht 10 cave the union, and God lie on our aide,
We s sise against faction who would "'' the c'i''
To put down these rail spltters who would split il INTO
They love the niger better than the red white and blue
Then, hurra for the Union, &c.
Come on, then, boys, let's chase em for we're
They must be pirates surely for see their flag black
The ship they sail Is black also, aud oacker The crew
mat would dissolve the Union OF the red white and blue
IIeb hurra for the Union. &C.
SPEECH OF JAMES ". GERARD.
The CHAIRMAN then introduced the Hon JANIS w.
GERARD, he was received with loud cheers ard spoke
as follows:-
Fellow citizens-I set down among the sneaaors
and have taken the place Of other gentleman: but
am minute man, and have asked time To present
my views. But may state that | am for fu.iop
without confosion(a laugh)-and when you want me 70
Gentlemtr
years ago. the great meeting Castle Garden wen
was called on by The merchant princes OF New York,
declared that would never follow The opinion Of the
aboonst leaders of the wing party, and that,
than do So would see u banner OF the party torn INTO
ten thousand fragments (Cbeers) ] have kept my
word; and further declared II necessary, would 30
TO Tammany Hall, put tucstan in my bat,
and under the tattered lag. Of old 81 lam
constitution. cloud cbeers) Tonight | am km,ng
democrats OF every possible hue and cast but Ntne BUCK
tail 10 not in my hat it is in my heart Renewed cheer
"A IN
frankly state There they are all "hail felows, well
met, and certainly misfortune makes strange bed fell
Black spirits aud white,
Blue spirits and gray.
Aingle mingle, mnge,
You that mir gle may
(Renewed merriment We here from psrtles q, an
whg; and why Because tSe enemy i abocl me
Arabs their horses; they have shouted var
land against the lost rights Of Southern i,ends
(Applause lshmae has raised his black pratcAl Tag,
out all determined to cut ha, nag dowp. Let as
stand together like brothers, let wrest the black nag
from the hand Of shmael, and raise the pare
white banner Of the constitution, for one Unon
want /, reason with you, and viii tell you why
oppose the republican party ! call tina. party
Of pain and mpe and %
calling things by their right names, and therefore call
the republican party hybrid mon.tres.y What IS u
banner Of the psrtySuch az was raised by Henry Clay
and Daniel Webster, aud adopted the flag Of w. h. Sew
who pned after the flesh pots of Egypt but did not get
them a laugh And, on the other hand you have tho
stractops, would tear down with ruthless hand me
splendid fabric oil the consutonrcnd asunder is triple
columns, though he himself perished in the ruins
Now, my friends there three reasons why oppose
the abotionists They cry they give you
slaves their Ocsom yesrn towards them and vet Se1
have fastened their chains upon them for about nifty
years Cres Of That's 50" and applause Yes, about
fifty have they kept back thai spend stem OF
gradual emancipation that Maryland and Virginia
projecting, when theee false friends of freedom upon
dwell length upon his but give you the reasons why
oppose the republican party. II abolition party.
days ago, an anouy nous letter. in good handwritmg
calling upon me, as an old Henry Clay whg and calling
to for saving & Ting Al one
What do you think lie would say nowY II this shall
hs, IT. through The press my speech let him
party. Cheers, and cries OF "Good," "Bnly boy.'D
Ny friends, do not want TO be classical but in olden
tmts there was one Cyclope, blacksmith who kept hrs
cave In Mount Atna. He endeavored 10 kin Ulysses
Cycops had but one eye, and that In the middle OF
right 10 the left Ulysses cndeavorod esca from
the cave, and one night made Cycops drunk Then az
took hrebrand and thrust in his single eye Yoa SEQ
the moral. The republican party has but eye bere
and that is The negro. daughter and prolonged APP
plause)
Mr.. GrRARD-l Is negro here, negro there, and negro
everywhere, (Applausel They have got but ides.
All their statesmen and all their leaders, every speech
dwell upon the eternal negro and call tina. eyed
canno. 10 the right perceive the grand principles
that bind our country together They cannot to the
think Of nothing ess, talk Of nothing else. Like
uyssss iet as Pus out that eye: Cheers AID co.
There are among this party those who carry sbo,ons
like neither mlsore sb ut their neck; many good
se s1 n
serve IL. There many nne, noble conservative
,pirs in the republican ranks and hope 70 catch them
Aafnro tla agrtln
What do they say 1--WE not abolitionists We are
conservative all we want 10 prevent slavery from go
and lAughter.) What a lel Why, tina, ia all We want
II that In all they want, II Ia all l wani-al you want
they want New York would not pour out hall Of 4. popu
ation tonight 10 mark Its dsapprova OF them. LOOK
their speeches Look at the editorials Of the republican
press Of the country. Take their speakers and viii
give you Nv Of them. Our old friend william r. se.
w.d.lhlss)-is all he wants merely 70 keep slavery
has made for the last month. (Applause) Greeley 4
(Groans and aughter) Is that all be wantp samneri
merely 10 keep slavery out o. the Territories ln, mol
my friends. They want 10 aboitionze by sbo shng
The vested rights Of our Southern friends and they lake
that a mere 70 caleb the dupcs Of the wbg
party, who have been caught by that very bait Zap
plause all they wanted 70 keep slavery out Of The
Southern States that book OF Helpers which 70 mako
the slave rse against his MASTER No. my friends that
paihi.e with John Brown (Chscrs and sroansJ was
sion 10 ik resting place. and there q the Boston
negroes Of the republican party 70 play the part Of Mark
Anthony over the dead body Of Cesar making speeches
~ he went alongY (Rcnewcd groans) Was that neces-
sary 70 keen slavery out Of The Territories Ia y ncccs
siry 70 keep slavery out OF the Territories that you
should have conflict Of slave labor and Of free abor2
What has that 10 do with Tho Terr!toriesa Nothing
whatever. (Checrs) l saw q banner the other
night at the Wide Awake prooesion-s PROCESSION
I admired for its beauty-And DANGEROUS
one 4 sd.nseIous % have military psrol, Whereby
In Ave minutes they change the lamp for the musket
In This country where put faces against standing
armies IL well 70 have standing army Of 10 900 or
Is 900 10 carry the ballot boxes and the election?
think not. But among the banners the other night
saw one small one which spoke than all the others
pot together 10 show what the meaning OF party TO-
"Liberty Tor all men; no more slavery After 1917
Uoud chcers) II that does not tell ue story then DO
not understand the force OF the Ensfhh language And
lshmael, when nauguratcd or he ny, TO raise his
spear from the rest and begin his against the South
And ho has promised them they say, that by the
sures he VIII take, slavery shall be abonhed in 1901
God exvQt he and Iwifh N "A