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

IL knew what 70 DO with them when they libe.
rated (cheers and cries Of There, Inc dnoumSn
herefore, do lot misunderstood me. am no advocate
for slavery In the abstract (Cneers and g,oans bat
our British ancestors brought u here and Great h "a
is respons BILE for IT, We did not bring Il here and @o
OF the North where could dispense with slave aoor
have cut II of year after year. and u now coz -
where slave labor is indispensable (Cheers inere NC
three Thugs indispensable Tor slave labor-rce, sugar
and cotton. The white man cannot STAND inc ~ -
he would die IT, let him be born on the oanAs
tha RHINE or Of The Libby one stroke OF the sun IN rico
neld ia sugar plantation or COTTON assh
would KIN white man before ne mao ~ u ,sosss
a day (0heers) | give you lev Of my lueas,
they may not agree with yours u they 40 not reject
them. Make these four millions o. oloA ne - al
who would receive hemf lie! those people who talk in
that way warning by the British and French West
Iaia Islands let them look there and see whether the
back man made nee will work II not compelled 10 do
80 Let say our Southern states would not present
the runous aspect as Jamaica, 81. Domingo, Mar.
Unique and Santa Crox, where they have sought TO
sberste the slave and make him his own master. ZAP.
pause) How are you going TO make him free3 There
them free in one OF two ways. The first is TO buy
them Why, Il we take the value q the
country to buy them shall the republican, party au.ho
rise the Secretary Of the Treasury TO take out OF tho
n. or NY friend
here says, "Where would We get it, Why the wh,ie
country has not got It, Then again, what right have
10 take your money got from the sugar itself and the
tea-what right has Congress or the republican party
to take our money to buy niggers with daughter and
net buy them" What them "we win declare them
free; By habeas cor pus will take them up one aner
another bring them before republican Judge and back
bis decision with leo 900 Wide Awakes half soldiers"
There two sides 10 the lestion. (Cneers) Before
they do that they VIII gee rents 10 the Side AsaSe par
ty-.hey will see II diminish and melt away into thin air
(Applsase) wish could speak to about ten thousand
q those Wide Awake, wish 10 tell them OF this result
in plain unvarnshed manner car as little who Pre-
sdent any In the whole country He cannot take
away my head for there is the capital and he cannot
daughter and cheers voice-Id like your check for
few thousand old boy') AN, therefore, as much
70 me vno is President and who is not expect
70 be, and therefore 1t is matter OF Indifference Bat,
my friends, feel for my country. (cheers) ! have
little OF that old passion OF patriotism which learned Of
school When came OF the stage and made my speech
have not forgotten my love OF country (Cres Of You
never did y cannot look upon these stars without
my heart leapng in my bosom and nv toogue taxing
words OF inspr tion 10 vindcac the honor aud perpe
tuity OF the government under which We live. ZAP
panse NY friends, I am Just done. (Cries o. .Go
on have talked with these parties and reasoned
With them They say, "oo we are for the Union;
do not want TO drive the Southern States.
away. We all for the Union" win you allow nae TO
man marries q Qaughter)-and she has her
pockets full OF money-soiton sugar ,e. The husband
He says, MADAM you are too extravagan'; you spend
money too freely you do not know how 10 rule your ser
wants - and therefore he thrashes her for breakfast be
thrashes her for dinner and he thrashes her for
supper, by way Of variety. lcheers aud laugh.
upon the husband and says, "hy good sir, why
do you beat your wife SO she will get divorce 'He
answors al do not want to be divorced an satisfied 70
keep her; want her my wife, but must do with her
a. pesee must interfere with her domestic relations
and muss thrash herr cloud laughter and cheers
That is the way republicans would treat the Southern
States. They trample upon their feelings, treat them
with indgnty, and they do not obey then will
call upon legion Of Wide Awakcs and make them do 1t;
to stay in the Union" renewed cheers and aughter)
The last rmrk make Is What are the quadc atoms OF
Abraham Lincoln TO be President OF the United States
(Chcers) What are they They have given US his por.
trait They say that It rs fair Likeness OF Abraham In
con- mei, 40 no, Inow INA, n.s man looks mas
struck me- that n Lincoln looked like bis picture,
y Is bot most Internal bel upon him he would split
raj by iookingat (Boiserous laughter and applause
That Is only lmy opininn. All say they, he u
very smari man. WHAT has he done AK John
10 Cougress, whether Abraham Lincoln showed himself
to be Statesman or whether he was az dumb as
lamb before the shearers. Qlsughter l ask the
done; What principle he has advocated what great
theme has ever come from his lips He very respect
able man, have doubt-as far rs can learn very
respectable country lawyer do not mean TO speak
against lawyers at all-(aushter)- mean to say that 10
good President Abraham Lincoln. Why, gentlemen,
could furnish you 9TH 20 900 IN New York good
on bacard that Abraham Lincoln would speak for two
sblirgs for any cause That, gentlemen. In no recon
Tenda,lon. He had one speech with Which be wen!
Douglas beat him (Checrs) therefore, say this let
Abraham Lincoln, S lawyer split hs,rs as back
woodsman let him split rails; but protest that Presi
dent he shall no, try his hand in splitting tue Union cloud
applause NJ last remark (and pardon for keeoing you
20 long) ] have come 20 An, say they, Abraham
indeed. Why, suppose his honesty viii make him carry
oct The pledges TO his party he VIII carry out Al be
promised them. Then you VIII see the black political
dag raised OF free labor against slave labor And
man dream that the southern States VII make shvcs,
Lncolo ifhoucsi 70 HE party means do h. best that
the free Of the North shall make free the aoorng
sGssrs Tia, M ' III PROMISE ' Bot, again ,seg g
sy 4 may hare another meaning-that he Is
pGsgsiy honest, insy mean 70 cay DC -. mol steal a.,
his vengeance against sodom, he told Abraham n he
could nd ton honest jos, IN sodom, he would spare
Tor the sake 81 the ten. The ten not found,
Sodom was burned, aud the Dead sea now rolls It's
waves where scdom was Just So the republican party
There was an old philosopher by the name of Dogenes
Dlogencs lived In tub aud bs thought all men rogces
One aight he took his lantern and went about,
"Dogenes,' said some acqusintance, /" what are you
looking for' can homes, msp, said ploscnes, sand
hal found yet Now the republican party he's
played the part Of Diogeues but they think they csa
wil 10, steal daughter and cneers) 10 you not
dersisni why they spcak about his honesty Cast your
winter in this good state Of New York, and pu, this
question 10 you did they did they no, steal (cres Of
worth millions Of dollars Nov ! am done. and
give piece Of sivics 10 al you
e eyS s sseads Guy uos. ''0 s.,s sy am empire sar
rounded by citizens Of all climes, al cust1ms
snd al Countries ! have h,re my frtcnd from Ire
The Rhne and the blue Mosel, from Norway, sseden,
France and Eogland call al adopted citzcns TO
stand and vote against Abraham Lincoln, or you will
have pegro labor dragging you from your free labor
<Cnecrs New York 10 the great political bresswatcr DC
tween oar IRE eating Southern friends and the extreme
aboltiouiss ia the Fast pu, everything Ia
ruin Come one all come from the mountain sights,
come from the valleys, come rom the h lice sad come
from the for.stsa CONS together az bsni II c0nser
v1tve men sacrifice upon the altar q your ,ountry
little petty preludices and fecags, ard nuch w one
broad phaanx 10 the polls AZ the newt election refcem
your country BY cssug our vote against ,orshsm LIN
coin No matter who hereafter NAV b. Fresdcnt, run
for lock aud trust IN rrovfeEcs (pfolo1red cteers
NJ GxSARp read the following resoiu.lcus rhicn ~ere
adopted by aeclamati'u
Resolved That the thapks Of tbs meeting be AMI they
hereby prssenes " the committee ~ Aftcea vno re-
ported the Gallon electoral ticket for their wise ant ec
ave hbQrs, ar that 80 c1mmittee be Continued 70 aid
y accomplishing The success Of tie electoral ticket 70
ported By them
Resolved, That 10 be recommended 70 our felow chi.
Tens hroushou the state oppsed 70 The ce:toa ~ lin
cola and Hsmn, W ccuvtue Union mectirgs 10 the
spirit that ahimates the movement Ia ths city aai that
they be invited " correspond with the committee %