The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

thank Gca-for J an, no; going 70 speak-I have 8.
this canvass; but VIII say, my friends that if we
maintain ibis union-and y is worth more than an mo
/ viii preserve this Union, must maintain
! HE constitution; we must preserve the constiiu
Ten IT, Sai and ear not and si:iory viii perch Sp oel
! ~ DSnrers FAINT apI1ause.) "A voice" How did
lincoln Soie IN the lime Of he Mexican VARY Gen.
snt-ih 1 YOU. While your humble servant
n1NMH ms ann almost shattered 10 pieces and whilo
0shp 500 alic' q This State battling IN defence
o. ynnr "'rp'fy honor friend Lincoln over in
! Mashreioa voting agalps, supplies for the army
| naIthurJ J eiaht say friend" did " III take
! nlncsi for you not only friends. hu, YOU are
,sui''s, enl YOU are law abiding, good citizens, that
"ifI tnhity 10 se and 10 speak To- AND n WINS any other
occasion iian this-f WASH the ticket with that
gallant noble generous gifted man Brees
would say much moro in his iavor. As 10 myself Tc,n
hot :rah 81 that gentleman much and mag no that
can illustrate now, II you viii allow me 10 en little
al edoie and theh will quit iasingl have followed
all honest yocsilops IF life and among other things
worked in the mines OF California in $780, dug gold FOR
took hcme. "a yoce--"Good for you.') While was
ou' there digging gold went ont prospecting day
e1 ssn with dsn ~ G nsn
a Gsn!r.s prospect as we eai i.--and me. very
never him before, he me. well" said j, how
DO you get on ,oday? What luck have prospectng
n Ssl Ys 1 he RsS are Pq 0ns sa
YOU fromr' Oregon, said l. Oregon" 'Yesi' what
sort Of country is thaif' said lac. Wen, told
heGos ssr knew s sn to you
very near catching santa Anna Well, told him yes,
kncw him li'tle, but never spoke OF him. "Wel,",
,ays he Why don't YOU speak Of Cen Iane',' Itcia
spoke Of linn since. Qauehter) Now, fellow ctzens ~
lsad before was not On the ticket With this man. this
bieman, Breckenridge, would ray much about
him and urge upon you much stranger than cam
The veto ~ ibis State viii depend The election Of
ffcsid"n'. Vow, every man viii concede, tha, knc~s
fhy thing about H. that Br, chnridge viii Perm
yvania IN III electoral votes this State gives IT.
that wcuc make Isl clcc,ora! votes Give him ncnr
,vania am nc h BE- elected, and electoral yotcs
to spare. WAN this fact before you gcntlcn,cn, vii |
ycu hesitate IN tho discharge Of your .uty: VIII ycr
hesitate az to he course lcu VIII pursue when you
hat his ssate, with the votes That Breci M dge
will get eisev here certain No elb.r comes relnd
VII elect bin sight srplausel Then Why gle yom
vote "a tso; that every sensible IN ne country
kn hos earthly chance of success? None under the
canopy az heaven why then, divide tho democratic
streig,h and .c'ca: tao election or orc OF tho
lur".t, aoest and most talented men in the
country Cne whose heart IS as big as the rnion-
whose heart rests upon every inch Of American
saii-whc is as nGch devoted 20 Massachus rs,
manc Rhode Island and Pennsylvania, as he "a 70 his
own native kerrcsy Then, my friends IN taxing !oare
Of 20" nnw me :? invite ynn 10 dives yourselves OF al
v"ntc and take that that you eec, ard in whose
hands you know this country will! be safe. Gentlemen
were given Tor lane. The police arrested s,ue
twenty thirty persons during the delivery ofthe
afs speech and before IFS conclusion comparative -iat
ara order az restored.
Hon. HrsrnExr MARSHALL was the next speaker ThS |
srcakcr safe h. recognized the nominations CT B-cckn
fcge an lane as rest upon fundamental pr.i
ps, ~hicn hal gudei bis political course during the
ihst Zen years Ne then proceeded 70 examine Tie com
promise OF 1856" contending that thos'
surs did ne, Justify the position OF Senator Doug
las, hut that their purpose allow the people
Territory 90 Dc de when they formed their State
whether they wcu,d have slavery e ~
ccca iisa that Congress unahlc itself IN rror.h,
slavery. organize Territorial government which
shall rcssrss tirt pcDer He AMY defended the I,
SIS Territorial condition eobtibues. Referring ., |
The sin f Candidate be said that Bill and Everett,
with their patforn-the Constitution, the Union ard
ceivc hi support IN that great ~ on of
southern rights made eis,nc; suc. and every
must boldly take sides with tina, parry which |
advocates the true constitutional doctrine with /
REGARD, e slavery in the Terrieerics Hc re,
argued hat his showed him to have sympathy
with disunan purpo.es In reply 10 an nterrogaory Of
posed b. the principle Of the Homestead bin IL regard
to that and the tariff question: he considered them both
OF minor importance when compared with the vita. !
question now At ssuc-arc we equals in this goycrrr,cnts
let this be properly decided, and Of minor
importance WIN be duly attended to-
Gen W u. wArI IL Texas, made protractai and Bit
tery personal speech against Messrs Heron For
ryth Who addressed the Saturday night Douglas meeting
Hon. JOSIAH RLyrAiI said be had speech aud instead
Of delivering IL he would print IL.
Mr.. STEyEssos of Kentucky was too unwel 70 sp,as.
The meeting was then declared adjourned.
There were faint cheers for recknrdge and Iauc.
Douglas the Union greeted with tremendous ap
plause. Calls wero made for pougher'y Cassidy, and
others Douglas procession was then formed, and
marched up Chestnut strcct.
=, crowd collected IN front Of tho STATE House s,aps
Eycre,t meeting was gotten NJ. amoroas fpae- s
made. and vocscrous cheers fer Douglas Brccsr-
ridge. Bell and Heeusn kept up until 1!in rh;
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