The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28
GOVERNOR SCENARIOS WESTERN TOUR.
our 81. joseph correspondence.


TaO Speeches in Ai'soaf-Grand cp'l'a a. > Ja'ep'
E1aaoiaien Of the Hnll Success Of Free FrlGc.ps1
Throughout the Union, dc
Governor Seward and party left Dubuque on triiay
evening route for Kansas arrived a, this pon; last
night The Governor somewhat surprised 10 receive
ut one of the way stations the Hamilton and 81 Joseph
Railroad, despatch in the following words
BEookrisrD, by telegraph from chlico.he,(
sept. %, 1860
We the undersigned beba OF ourselves and the citl
Of Chcothe respectfully request taat you address
the tine the will stop depot this evening
~ F .ns' HE Tls -" ''''' SMITH TURNER,
JAS A SHIRLEY, }. A. BELL.
L. NAPLES, and thirty others
oHiIIcoras.
OF he did not expect that he would have been
allowed much less invited to speak In slave tate; but,
being invited he too polite and too fearless TO de-
cline The did stop few moments at Calicothe,
and couple of hundred persons assembled at the
station and hear him He out on the Platform
Of the car which specially assigned 70 himself and
party, ard spoke to them In familiar, free and easy
manner. He told them that he hal been making political
speeches. hardly knew what subject except that
Of pocs, could talk to them. He afraid tha,
The subject Of politics they would no. adopt his views
They divided between three Presidential candidates.
men, and respected iei DIS Of his Bat for his part he
VIA; in the Of the who asked another
for OF hi, daughters The intended father law was
agreeable. "But,n ead he, "which of them do yol
mesnfn "Oh, sad the other, never thought Of that,
AID, at all events don't II have her" 50 with
nrn-he did not much make choice between any
OF the three candidates named and would just
lave all OF them. "And now, said he, In good humor
ed STYLE :" suppose } gu take my mars Ny maa % Abe
Lincoln, and guess he'll make very good President"
Qaughter) he then said some very complimentary
th.rgs them about the beautiful portion Of the country
which they occupied aud recommended them 70 improve
their breei Of horses suggesting that he had just had
sent 10 hm fIom Syria horses, one Of watch had
been pronounced bj Mr. Rarey the best horse IN the
and good humor and, the train started sent him OF
with three cheer.
LAND or GRAYBAcxs.
Az passed the station, miserable little ham
let, inquired Of the brakeman what lis name WAS "That
Utica said he; "the gray backs live here" Gray
bscksi What they ~ "we said he, "taey old
settlers from Virginia who have got tina, nam, There
specimens Of them pointing to three or four lazy
looking fellows sitting lstessly their mules looking At
the train speeding BY. "rhey don't Ike the railroad and
would rather hitch up yoke OF oxen, and rids ten miles
with them than pay twenty Eve cents Some time
ago they burned the railroad station and Afterwards
burned settlement belonging TO Eiiern people,
and now, they constantly tcins ties on the
paSt tLis place faster than four miles hour made
remark about the excellent snG through which we
were pAssog told OF Ihe farmers IN
this region would have six or seven hundred acres OF
crops but Tot having caacous barns they suffered tao
10 rot In tho sround The scnoonaster ought GER
tairly " be seat 10 tae country Of tho gsAj oaks
RscErrioS JOSEPH.
It had been the ineusiou Of Mr.. Seward 10 proceed
direct Leavenworth, but he changed his mind and de-
termiped 70 stay Sunday in 81. Jossph. TO our
great astouishment We found company Of vide swakes
and large crowd Of assembled At the railroad
station. rhey greeted Mr.. Seward with enthusiastic
plaudits him the Patee HOUSES splendid
hotcL On the balcony he was formally introduced and
presented with address Of welcome oy Mr. r. j. Byn.
ION. In response no said
spucz yoszra.
Me- CHAnxAx, GENTLEMEN AND Fritow Crrzsss-I think
that have time before this said that the
terestpg and agreeable surprise that human being
has bad on this earth Was which Columbus felt
wheu-asser his long voysge In search Of
contnent the exstenoe Of which unkno him.
sell, q % all mankind and the evidences q whose e1is
surrounded ~ be Was By mui.nous crew. who do.
iermned the destruction OF his re II be shoud
the voyage unsucosssfully another dayns vent
out night tho deck " his lsss vessel and there
up before hin the dark shAdow VI ISLAND lighted
by human berss like himself Thai the most into.
that ever occurred 20 aay man on
And ct do not think that Columbus was much moro
surprned than and those who are With me have been
tonight We have been travelling In land Of friends
brethren, through many States from Maine 70 Mis-
souraons una shores Of the ocean sloag the
aeny that fooueps beea made pleasant BY
kind and friendly and ratcrpal greetings VS. sutered
thai, ahoush vo had Tlsht 10 r cara The psop,s o. MI
souri, brethren, aud although were their
brethren and friends yet ve we're % % regarded by 10
cizeps a. strangers, mot aliens aud enemiss but
ths welcome that greets here surpasses suyth that
have experienced Ia sojournings from Bangor
the State OF Maine 20 this place Tue discovery here
Is a. - vi
ana consideration, takes by surprise (applsass
viii mot Deny ths, Affects US with dep s.nsloy, for
did not propose TO visit sc Joseph. Tacre land
beyond you-a land redeemed and saved for free
dom, through trials and sunerngs that have com.
respect OF mankind and to our peculiar sympathy.
We proposed 10 be quiet travellers through the 5tatc
s a. s dsss .s sss 'p.s here
We knew ve would be welcome a voce-"ws won't
hurt you.'D No. know you w,at har. Ths man
Who FEVER worked evi 70 any human bsinS, and WIN
challenges enemies veil a. frienss :, shox the
srosg vith which any being made IN his form
fear of berg harmed In the country Of bis BIRTH aus
u Lis Affection Bot stated that fact for the pgrp,e Of
showing ho~ agreeable Is the frA,srnn welcome II is
fa Of promise. pass al thai been sA,i me
OF oonsideration Tor me. There sabjsds when
take no verdict from my hno~ citirrus choose 70
and 10 vail All future age for Respect ani erA
ton Of mankind lAppissse Bat si dwell for one
many poss end Interesting 70 every one Of you =
ne The ouss cheering fsce, 40 u 10 the strxlag
o1e In ", that re uho visters and pilgrims
cas-, beyond you, hao that have reached KsnsA
already tne osthern shores OF the Mssoari river
(H1fsh) Nov come up here yoa-if there any such
before me-who are accustomed 10 1nd axr
The danger Of DIN solution Of the Unon come up here
snd look 81 this o. Kansas and Missouri iassy
hostile brought together either shore ~ tbs bons
frsierps Affection ana frieedsnp. cloud csccrs That
eyscty What ell always whenever you atom yt
70 divide this people aud 90 set portion against another
The you have brought tue people 10 The point
where there the least degree % danger "a tas
tioua ersss felt, then those whom party mLce
Ia rad wafuu nth
mes uil embrace each other friends aud brethren
fkntt siassc spparseD Lat me tell you ns simple
truth that though ycu live land Of slavery there "a
not man among you who docs not love slavery iess
than he lowe the Jacn (Applalss nor have I ever
met the Who loved freedom much under any OF
the Aspects involved In the present Presidential Issues az
he loved the Union for u y only throsgh the stability
ADD perpctuty Of this union that any bsrxs whatever
may be expected N dtsccni tue Ameri people
(Chses And me-, fellow cl,ixAns, there t. other
lesson ~hlch ths occasion aud mis- DEMONSTRATION teach