The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
THE CAMP AIGN.
IMPORTANT SPEECH OF SENATOR SEWARD
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The Republican Party to Acquire British
America, Russian America and
Spanish America.
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The Institution Of Slavery to be
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81. paw, Sept. Is, 1880.
Senator Seward made to-day the great speech Of the
campaign. was fuller more elaborate and far abIer
then his Detroit speech
He looked to the aeqastioa q British America, Russian
Amsics and Spanish america, and declared that the
was born who would live 70 the American peo
pie coming the harmonious understanding that this 10
land Of freedom and freemen, and that is the land
Of the white man and that whatever elements there
to disturb it, present peace will before long pas away
without endaDgering this great Union.
He felt that here not only before the shrine
Of freedom but in the living universe Of the Goddess Of
Freedom. The vital principle Of the government was
the equality Of every member OF it. the recognition
OF this principle which had made the capital OF Mime
sofa equal years the capital any slave State
two hundred years old. Liberty, after all, was
but the simple national practice Of exact justice TO all
men. Slavery to day, said he net only powerless but
without Influence in the American republic Talking of
the threats Of the South 70 dissolve the Unop he asxe
nobody can be bought.
He prophesied that the time would come when New
York would cease to be the Empire State and Pennsyl-
vana cease to be the Keystone State, Virginia had
already ceased to be the Old Dominion. The New Do
minOn the Empire State and the Keystone State would
be hereafter in the Mississippi valley.
Movements OF Judge Douglas.
ALBION, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1850.
Hon Stephen A. Douglas passed here on the $50 train
this morning large OF people assembled At
the depot 10 meet him. The train ssluted by the
firing Of cannon and upon Mr. DougIaa appearance he
greeted with enthusiastic cheers He introduced
10 the people BY Hon sandord Church. aud spoke Tor
about ten minutes.
NIAGARA FAILS, Sept. 10, 1880.
Mr. Douglas left Rochester at half past O'Clock
this morning. Grand demonstrations made the
line Of the road at Albion Medina and ockport many
having gathered that Senator spnola Mr. schnabel and
Hon. E. c. Marshall, OF Kentucky, remained behind at
these places to address the meetings AZ the Falls Mr.
Douglas was received By lrrge delegation. The hotel
was crowded with visiters all the morning.
tie Cooper Institute Meeting.
SYRACUSE, sept. 10, 1900
Tbs Chairman OF the National Democratic State Commit
te Mr. John A. Green has received dispatches and
letters from majority OF the committee today, auibo
r.zng him. view Of the refusal Of tbs Douglas managers
70 combine electoral ticket, 10 repudiate and de-
nouncs any operation with the plnribns meeting
In New York, a movement conceived by Douglas men
and the Albany Regency and fosercd In part by them In
connection with pretended deuded friends. Every
Breckenridge press in the rural districts win denounce II,
although they would have ,ndosed any real effective
union such a. was proposed by the state Committee and
YVES rejected by the Richmond Caggcr Committee; yet
they win not endorse any like the init.
ated q. the meeting Monday night believing II can
only make differences In the democracy, and only
result decreasing the Breckenridge and adding TO the
Douglas VOTE and yet redeem the state from Lacon
The Courier OF this morning calls the BresxIrridge
forces OF the State oan i1.o line and agat the battle
without quarter 70 any.
New York Assembly Nomination.
oswSeo, sept. 10, 1850
The republicans OF the First district today unani
mously renomnaied Hon. n C Litisohn for Assembly
Great enthusiasm prevailed, and Mr. Ltteohn sent
for addressed the Convection taking ocasoa 70 via
dicaic bis course at Albany last winter.
new 0Fk NOmI0atk0n Tor COU4rea9s
PrArrssraa, Sept 10, 1890.
VIM. A. Wheeler, Of Malone, was nominated for Con
sess By The republicans Of the Sixteenth district today
Fusion I'm Pennsy fvanfa.
PHILADELPHIA, sept 10, 1880.
proposition was made by r. J. Haldeman, on behalf
OF the Douglas party, and r. NJ. Fuller behalf OF the
Bell party ". H. welsh, OF the Breckenridge party,
that joint electoral ticket be formed the following
basa>-r~eIvc nom the Reading ticket both
the Douglas ard Brccknrdge tscksN ton Ball and Everett
men and svs additional from the Reading Ticket said
electors be agreed upon BY two Of the three contracting
parties. This proposition declined by The Breckin
riogcu.
The Ball and Everett and Douglas State Committees viii
meet Al Harrisburg the 71th Inst
Massachusetts Poliffs.-
Bosros,f 70 1850.
Bor. Amssa Walker has been choscnR aalelcc.or
In the Ninth district.
The Republican ccsvepton In the Ninth dsrici 70 day
nominated q r. Rsney, Of risohburs for Congress nj
Thsyer now represents the dxirici
The New York Electoral Ticket.
Mr.. Joshua }. Henry, the Chairman Of the monster
meeting at Cooper Institute has In aoccrcapcs with the
rrsou,cn sdopied By the people MARI appointed The