The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

cay Iue save 5ssses, Icssinr their slave labor,
Of cotton; and when they had grown up e,tton, |
and made 81. g ro material interest In the
do not paid worsF 10 10 it-but snopted IL king
(cheer and aushler and they allegiance 70
cotton = poltcs duty. Did anybody interfere with
They were left a, liberty ike ourselves 70 raise COM
neroA ana political king within the repuolic-a social
We must bend and bow before il too. daughter and
cheers And from that requirement we have modestly
DS, ~my-ne' very firmly neither, slsays1taMSsn
lheI md that their system does not build up
graf States like New York, but on the
o.her hand, the States that pursued their system
have remained stationary relatively The greatest
finest site for this continent Ii New Or
leans early life ma 10 pilgrimage there 10 see
cede and suppsnt New York. the capital OF my native
State or the site Of on this continent found
that there ten times the population IN New YORK
that there IN New Orleans, and that II increasing
In ratio ef such magnitude that when New Orleans
should quarter OF million, New York would have
. million and half Snail tell you the reason found
II fact that when went out in the night and
twinkling In his window. AT tho gray OF morning
late al night, everywhere, ] saw everything made
esns found there that every thing sold and nothing
made After trying vain 70 ind any Of hu
man raiment that WINS made In New Orleans did
sign opposite the 81 Charles Hotel this inscription
"Wagons carts and wheelbarrows made and sold here
said have found cut then, one thug that sde IN
New Orleans, that 10, "horse wagcns carts and rude
wbeelbarrows" Bot crossing 70 inspect the matter
little more minutey, before entering II my notes.
found that had overlooked The words printed in smaller
letters, "at New Haven" daughter and oheers) On
the other sioe the sign read swsgons and wheel
barrows made a. New Haven and sold heren (Renewed
aughter) Feiew citizens this is reprosch 1t 10 not
spoken reproactfuiy OF New Orleans It would III be.
come me 10 do But II 10 their system. They employ
slaves, ard IN New York; gong say employ
think wall IT, ana nay free employ their
masters. loud appsuse This Ia but Illustration.
dustry--n every department OF manufacture Now the
slave states not only build great ces but they build
great states compared with these free States There
10 one other distinction and that H. the free State, null
tpy and replenish the continent with free States but the
slave States TAIL TO multiply and repenish the continent
with slave States and they the not in the
fevss, but Il In tse injustice OF
not allowing them first TO establish slave
territory, and they are coming 10 say next they
logically must, in not owing them reopen the Afr
slave trade, and 10 furnish . supply for slave
States (Cheers The opposition 10 founded upon this
state Of facts lie reasonable 70 coucede We
not concede 10 IL unless willing the pros
pery and growth snd greatness Of city, Of State
and OF our country That would 70 end the Argu-
ment But they then resort 10 terror and to menace
They tell US that they win withdraw their trade from the
city Of New York, unless her citizens will vote they
require Them TO vote for their supposed interest Is It
best TO yield to THAR Why. fellow citizens,
Carolina, any more than il is province OF
New York or Of Connecticut New York 10 the meiropo
liz Of the country. New York mus. be the metropolis OF
the continent Her CONNER ike her principles
be elevated equsl Just impartial 10 wards every State
towards freedom least, II she tolerant Of
slavery loud applause Bot they proceed 10 tell o.
thai we 90 not coIcede 10 their demands they will
ceoe and dissolve the Union Shall then, surrender
That involves the question whether they will secede
dissolve the Union II do not What then is Il pro
pose TO DO which they require rs not TO dor Why,
simply to vote for the man that prefer, the
the that they prefer (Cheers and laugh
teri s there any offence IN thRt Way, that ast wat
the constitution says we may do; and nasmucn
there must be necessarily difference between the
constitution requires every not 10 vote for the
some one else wants elected but for the that he
himself prefers over everybody else. (Cneers Well,
they that nevertheless, they must take offence We
ass whyS Tns Is right "why, yes" say they $50 far
you are all rghtn "Why, then, win you dissolvef"
They reply, I'VE will dissolve because Mr. Lincoln and
republican Congress will commit sgsressions upon
not prudent and is II not reasonable 70 wait until ne Is
elected nret and until be commits the aggression at
tempts 70 do ~" lChee's) They answer, no, We
act may never be Laughter aai cheers)-
or II u should be committed we should 100 mach De
morazed, and we could not resist and vndicate
selves welI will argue latter polni-(cheers)
but 10 believe better OF them than they proclaim Of
hensevcs know their manhood, their spirit. their
courage and their cbvary aud know enough OF human
nature 10 know ALSO that he who waits until an overt
act committed before nc strikes back, win be able u
recover hts rgh thousand times sooner than he wn0
strikes before any overt act is committed (Appause
But why should We expect int President Lincoa
Cabinet, and republican Congress viii commit azyres
against the states They could not DO ID coz
st ltonaly and what they not consttotonally 40
cannot be cone IN ms country, (L11a cheers b.
sides, who these men Woo are TO COMMIT
these unconstitutional agErtssorEy They are citizens
o. the United states, chosen ~ their fellow zeus
nc. altogether Tho best yet from The 81 every
part Of the free States Arc they likely be honest
and Just and wise and prudent Statesmen The
fore nlled ~ seal. OF Congrossy AVE. bn they ten a.
That this republican party driven by enthusnss
instead o. Being restrained BY their ttaesmen Thi
publican party hat, Dext Tuesday elect Abraham
Linoon Presacnt-(cuc appisusal-whai viii Il be bat
mnJoriW q the American people (Cries Of ..Soot - 1
II y X ess Aan that q casnot elect body I'm elects
any body, 4 vii be the precisely American people
that hss tolerated govern in abuse o. coosi,a
tenderness @yutr
ana :, the slave states, for parod /
Of nhy yo,ra (Cricx or Utrue" aod cheers r,wAl ~
a. fotbesrng still as be and mantau the pra.
ler q froedcm and {, maintain these principes a.
have airea5y shoHn yoa, Involves &cson Of me
trey tel ~ You are arguing only npon Whl
fear That the south ana slave states win isiea g
Iassorsie, ami they vii go out n tho Teton, /
reason Or 70 reason, right or wrong" Wei, isioy
as do a the North. Toe election OF a chief msrls
trnic q great rcpubus q thirty millions, brlag.ng
every party an every interest 70 use ne r. aranaaU
- SUSTAIN ~ uasst that y has We give them tn ag1
mcnts which have been submitted you os nsre and
WHICH have attempted % review . nght rnev gveus
iu return whatf pcfunciaiior' AMI threats Wen ihcy
very Logical form 81 argument hat they ae ust
% b blamed wao use them Tor they al toe sfgunsn
they have (Cneers and aughterl Ana what daiys
And What s our dutyf To threaten back agaiu--o mi
inmate menace for mace ana denuuea.on fr dsaur-
atonf 10; but y listen with patience, with kinda -.
with fraiernal iecinr ana sympathy, for aa cx,.-t
men y hear our Arguments aud Arguments much
harder g bear thsa their threats (G&sghsrb 10 i
revelation and dfunlon after election tor a. smne
reason that have always found that 4 nar wao
eess attend = strike fasa blow dos NJ yre
hoslce - loug oeiotehand daughter a0d aprAise)
for ten nay twenty years thee threats have On re-
eNea u ths same language and the aoaat taa
iFst cay q November, every fourth yea, whoa II
harrsred q come beflrc the DAY u ths rresiisatn
eec.en raan uioS Gated may threaten Ia. b. never
ku0Ns rAat b. viii 40 heI D. btCsmes sober n1rrb.
tcr - al the world knogs tnas % sober ma ca ri
whsi 10 nav rot a. whom he suffers himself 10 IS
overtakca win lrto- catan 4 mao n 4 r.s.tse
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