New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14

bis hssty journey arrested by spontaneous gather
ing when you hear subterrsn an eeecr voice cry ost
nv GREAT prju c'ple of non-iuerventon is tho
dead qouaer sovereign atonipg for the evil dsed, he
committed in bis bodily existence. Piolopged laugh
ter ana chee. Not lcDg ago, he haunted the rsrssS
crossings and csm-bskes of New-Eusiand; then tss
crcss- roads of the South and the ghssly appsrtieu
wss last seen in this neighborhood prolonged Iaush
ter and chters Where that formidable party tyrant
whose wishes once were 90 nmaucs; who broke doWn
sacred comp romises with mere stroke OF his hn8sfi
whose very nod made the heads OF those who dis
plesfed bin fly into the basket; whose very ~htns
were tests of Democracy? Where is he who once,
ike Macbeth, thought himself inyulaerabe bY any
man " who was Of woman borni" invincibie, great
-" TIL Birnam wood
Do HE TO Dunsusne HILL m .r-. r.,fT
Should come sgznst him."
Like Macbeth, he has believed the fepts
THAT psltered with him 10 . double senss.-
and there he stands tied 10 the stake Of his nomnasoa
"Hs osnnot fly.
And bear Ike he must fight bis course7 .
But as Birr sm Wood mar shed to Donsinane, 30 the
very fence rails Of Ioois rushing down upon hio
tremendous laughter and cheers, and, like Macdah
there rises against the spirit Of free labor one whose
children be 6ss murdered and that is champion not
ofwOman born" Laughter asd y nov
And damned be he who first cries hold-enough"
Renewed laughter and cheers. On, there is sssioa
In history. lCheers.
The ssme betrayal of the Free Labor csuse--ths
Nebraska bill, which was to be his Stepping sso?e %
power proved to be the abyss which epgded hn
honor his manhood his strength and bis hopes There
are those who TO reverse the Judgment Of history
Vain undertaking. That man s marked by the hand
of eternal retrbution On bis very front stands sue
faslrouch Do no! attempt to arrest the haad OF So
prerne Justice. You cannot save him from his rain.
Why are yea CO ssSes 70 share his dsgrace7 Leaders
Of tie d. uglas Democracy, what meaus your eupy
biavsdo of strength You cannot deceive oheSj Why
srs you working 80 bard 10 deceive yourselye,7 Ysa
know that our orators are bit endesvorrg gsvsu
ize dead body into artificial life. You are well ware
that your meeting demon STATIONS nothing but
huge gslvanic batteries at play. What msa you
desperate attempt to CUE your broken forunest eshsr
with those Of other parties Do you think this s We
way to cheat destiny out of its dues ls Il your arbi-
ton to have your descendants read in the history OF
dsys there were men living in 1850 that with oanss
30 depravsd THAT when they could not accomplish that
which was evil ttey sndeavored at least to prevsst
thai which was good.
conscience that you are doing wrong in sdherng to
Douglas and yet obey the command Of party, hear
me: lie this party drill q discipline 30 oanp oteut
idol that yeu would sacrifice upon its ats your ade-
penderce your manhood and all that constitutes yyQr
oIsl worth
And you who claim the exclusive privilege Of swesr
ing BY the Constitution and the laws, will yos stamp
the evidences of hypocrisy upon your brow By iadi
recy ndorsing hn who has done more than any ottss
living man undermine the Constitution and pervert
the lsws7 Will you permit your political hucksersrs
to barter away not only your votes, bat your o0e-
ecer ces and your honor
But let the conspraiors CONS on: We defy thsu.
Go on with your coalitions, which are made the disact
understanding that those who unite to-day TO cheat
each other ,o-morrow. Has 1t become rung Prsct-
pie in your parties that the Crank and file have No
rights hoh the leaders bound TO respectf' Yos
will find out your mistake. Look around you. Do
you thousands leaving your banners, unwilling 70
submit 10 your eaet eroos scheme to rob the people o.
their elections. Do you know VIA; tost means Il
means u at the rises above the partisan II means
the reyivs of conscience in politics. Il Is ths true
sovereignty Of the people yindicating ITSELF CheerIl
Now, build up your mols-h LIZ, and call tasn 4.
small they are The logic of things viii not roll z.
ma sive will over them. Your puoy contrvanoes via
leave no trace behind TO tell your doleful story:
Sir only those whose hearts are unmovsd by great
moral impulses fs 10 see that We are Ia the mda
of great moral revolution. They caanot prsvest
final victory; 1 firmly believe thsy cannot retard IL
No. they aiding 1t In spite Of themsel ses for thsir
general rottepness denonsrstesits necessity. DoagAs
himself is powerfully promoting it's proe,es de hA
tsue the people Of America great sublime lesson.
L think it vas Senator Pugh who ouce said that II
usK s0%5 ~ s n Sors q
the Northwest as an example OF Southern grstlsads
Let that modern Mark Antony come ia With his dad
C8tar pardon me- ii is neither Cassr dead nor Marx
Antony livpR) lot him bring 10 his bleeding CORPSE
and would suggest the funeral Grafton. let him ssy
10 the youth Of the American Republic; "This Osus
Lac. Look at him. For every wound the South naiot
ed upon him, he has struck blow at the usoruss o.
" his counrymen. Let him serve as warning exam
" pie that man may be traitor to liberty, aad yse
al Lot become favorite of the slave power. hsk
him. BY false Popular Sovereignty be tried 70 ole
Eva himself; atrue Popular Sovereignty strikes an
If The youth Of America prOst by this lesson, thea
may be said that Douglas has done some esfyce
to bis country. Laughter Then peace DO wah hiA
BS, now we have to fulfil ours. False Popular Sow
enispty down. Freemen ills for you 70 SEQ TO 1t,
that true Popular Sovereignty triumph.
Citizens Oh New-YOrk, when after the adjourn usnt
of the Convention which animated that CREST aad
eooS man Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency, I 81
I said 10 them " Let Wisconsin rstoh hst hasd
ao, oss the q eat lakes and grasp the hand Of Nsv-
&" York. Let il DO Known that New-York and We
cor sin who stood together to the a for Seward Ia
The Convention, will stand fret and foremost IN The
battle for Lincoln and Liberty" Wisconsin viii re-.
deem her pledge on the 9th Of November. Mo- q
New-York, we look to you for response. lPrOlssg-
cd cheering
The enthusiasm with which Carl Scdurz was ~
csivsd BY the meeting when he was fret introduced
increased when he began to speak of tas Little Giant
bis manner adding much TO the matter of the speech.
As he continued to make his telling points his prsps-
sessipg delivery and hs slightly German sccect seemed
to find increased favor with bis vast army of sadtsrs
and as he exposed, one after another the Duplicates
and she pretspsions Of the Little Sucker tee -
plause and laughter rosa beyond all bounds
The great mass Of the Audience were ohsinsd with
his logic which stripped the Douglas of his piaasss
with mercilese coonsss while the sslis Of wit With
which Ii was interpreted relieved Ii from tho danger
fprovhg wsarisons TO any Of the boys who 90 10
bard work Of the campaign.
Especially was tie repetition of tho phrases. ne
"trus champion Of Freedom" and The "Gsssss" q
livi.8 statesmen" the oocaiou foe rrsprssss 80
n.,yona~.l 7a,chsAr M Hobrrx's hHerofG We(9 ~