The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05


= n white men, and we're equally aosnlved ron Wy
RovoIuton, and DOT only held 70 allegiance nov
nnrer laws bot also suhj- 70 TAXATION sua
ar,val representation every department ~ the feoer
pcgeiImslt No government ARE ssseT rom ne
day Protecting ae ezfrs@e slShfs fsry na"an 'sn1i
ahek.r foreign sassrs trn foaa o. tree, oho o,m-
puofst bcas unhin lis Jly,sdioon rne great 'sct -
low uiy realized mat M A3con rae here foreon
aud Jeee .emsstlsAs the isdioss scaJsbe s@.taoa
but not .he iess, therefore, entitled 90 such care
and protection the weak everywhere may re-
ariFe from the ftrore that 1t IL pitiin exotic
isey and unnecessarily transparted into fields
ard vrih is unnrontahe TO cultivate the cost Of
m drsoiaor 81 the native vineyard Nor will
neit that the party Of slavery national ana That 81
if.e5cm tectiona any longer avail when Il is fully IN
iVrs1cod that, far founded truth, IL only
of thar psrvrfan constitution which
tempted ~ cucnnfcfibe FREEDOM and u make slavery
Il, .versal ihrcr hont the Republic Equally do
r,oasnp, mvsetives 81 tho advocates of ala
szsnsion ia since \ IL AMI felt that truth,
r,rsen ana humanity can work right on without fana.
cisn and bear rontume'y without retaliation counsel
Vi farther, because the nbinsons Of slavery
broken Up. ard can never he renewed With saccers
combination must ne basel the primo pis Of
VI. sptb~p oenccsatc faction, mat slavery nlerea
~ just and hensncsnt, and ought u be nrpssctei,
tie principe 81 The rthern democratic faction tat
slavery different aud unworthy Of federal protection,
MIND .as actually paced beyond priu-
cip q. and is settled n the convtiuu that slavery,
wherever haws IL exists exsss only to DO re
gr tied 81 rspoved
counsel II course farther because the necessity or
rsu'n 70 the I'D national SAY has become A. iAss
absolute and imperative Wa a. tend slavery iat1
T., roTef, create slave 3Ates only by re-
opening the African slave trades process rg which, by
all the existing values OF the slaves now hee
The coupry and their Increase would b. ing the North
ard the south Into complete unsnimty in favr Of that
return
Finally ccupse that return because q statesman has
ben gnated who pesessrs, IN an eminent aud most sa-
tmiacty degree the and tho qualifications reecs
ssry loader In great and generous movement;
ard fed .ceu assured thai Abrahcm Lincoln rt not fdI
m,aroiion n H. government sucesysiiy because the
pubIicon party after ompe erpice, has at lat acquired
As eouYuse As coFstancy necessary sain hia and
aenp hat
vrced Of the wisdom and necessity OF the pronea reiof
nation, are prepared TO snstain and give i effect
Bat when IL shall have been accomplished what may
expect then hat dangers must we incur, what dis
asse,s and easmtss must Wa ecGsv9 tans.er no dam
eers dnastfrs calamities All parties VII acqniesce
becacre will be the Of the people, in the exercise Of
their sovereign pnwer, in conformity with the constitu
pies Of justice ana tho bcngnans spirit Of the age in
which Two All parties and al sections VIII alike 70
cs in the 81 y. n wn ~ o. nss
shs repair the reepect and good viii II the natl ms and
ccnsb tent with our principles and with our
ancient character sbal with their free consent take
place at their head. ia their advancing progress,
towards higher and more happy because more humane
and more serisi civilization.
AZ the conclusion Of bis speech Mr. Seward was loudly
appaaded. An effort was made 70 get up cheer for
Liecoln but il proved disastrous failure
Gov wimcr next addressed the audience, in explains
tion Of republican principles One Of thezc he said was
land for the landess not nggers for the nigscress.
In the evening there grand torchght procession.
Gen. Nye Senator Wade and several local politicians
addressed tho gathering At different points, being i'm
possible for Mr. Seward or any man to make himself
heard by % large audience.
The demonstration in the evening very striking.
The two three companies Wide Avakcs, that
gathered from different points paraded with their lighted
torches and marched through the principal streets They
numbered probably 2ooo men. and occupied line Of
mile in length Looking up Fort street and down
Woodward avenue they presented the most brilliant ap-
pearance great wall Of nre Then there were
Ayewcrks The Campus Martins and tho grand circus
| and many private houses were Illuminated.
About eight O'Clock they took up the line Of march past
Senator Chambers residence, where Gov. Seward stay
ing. Here they hsatsi for Time waved thsir torches
gave The salute and cbeered vociferousy rs Seward
Nota siass cheer called for given for Lincoln.
One company had provided themselves with Roman
dies, which they discharged In front Of Senator Chand
Iesa Tho ensct Of this most beautiful, the meteor
Tho balls If IRE crossBg each dnsrmt angles
At length the Wide Awakee all passed and then the cf
\ ssos who remained demanded speeches Ia this they
wero sratihed. Tho first speaker Lieut. Governor
Patterson 81 New Ysrk Hc asserted that Lincoln would
carry thal sAte By 5000 majority. Tho democrats
might mot natter themselves that bccsusc New YorkS
fsvorite 500 mot nominated tiers would be any
| nioobpg the part OF the republicans, but Mr..
sswsrd bad received there would mot have
Would not Michigan give csorl,y Of thirty ave thou
sand Gar Lincoln ('yes, "So) wosd not Illinois DO
osttcrf csNever, never" from an ir,ai voice) He
wanted 70 shos tks, tie free~n Of Ia rns-d States
in rarnss; ard that IN "a 80; yeis
| inch 10 tpc sAecoc~cy.
| General SsE wAs the psst speaker lie though,
out OF place tc be advocating re ~ lean doc
trims here II like doctcr;ng poopic n
TREY sei He had -t their pulse 10 day. src had
pronounced them nois than healthy GSseh,erj Their
eeanDs oounisnsncss eooagh 70 sustsa bin ~ the
long pilgrimage which they bad started n. had -
one democrat IN Detroit bot ss,pnm bad c.ush. hl-,
ard be vas to be placed Alongside tho "wbaf Il NJ
(Iaurhtcr) This Donelas MAN was spgnr:-
How mourpfuiy s~ect The cchorr that rtsyt
when memory plays an old tone on the heart
Qanghicr)
lie hoped That the HrrAD reporter wcrla 10, mar
uc effect u Governor Stewards spscch BIZ placrs n.n
aanrsic Of II. and he recommended their attention 70
ita-pecch when The HrE,ip should csu,c saaz 10 say
or twe
senssas csAspLss made Tea rccsrk. and then r,vc
way to sG<,n- sswArn. Loud cheers wcra gwen Cor
cvsrr a. u cer.e forward the cage q The nalcs-y.
Re sas,--
Axnr,,,R sr~--, ~ror vr. sEwaRD.
IiiioW I7lssss LII ar,ea. - ye"s cav
~ pfasss y rnite, Hcvcr 10 Sivc Up an .,na
49, az nT', iheush might fA IN 1, the IN "a
nrh.s.,s ana sna rsie,y s'lej q make -.
:N"sNs.s AhhleAn hear, md NV \, =.
70 ysnr CAT e bigti ,eDew the en-, r, e'sae~
~ y" IL, ~ 'be p.cpie Is at b.ss If /. se.
:, ~ s.np'e reason 10 that tirs t-.,,,s.
&c " ase atte"tive. -lilng - II. - btNsp.e
lfve~< soaudness o. tbs rcgubI NJ f.l, s,acs1,
al ealkaed q : 20 rca "a ne $500 ~. III Y
BE- nrsiss,,sfA We hsu ma. - nv a~1
3 3, a. 50 ers.ta rs'IOa- w neser esy, ..
80 ler, icg~ sO'' ave esree,rs. e hs. bors W.
no ''ma" ,r. hl.lssy q 'usrtind n.' We ~
-ay.ceyOscd, end usi s.~ 49, ,ss.,
tfaAst4 WNMN Nsl - (
az las ess,s Al last. Cor tbo,gh The aesn~rssn
ave t,nied the sscerfsucy sDd ohiiKsiloss u the
hlgle. law sini the, beer ,stinlnry " 4 % TIER
lve- n rc, Va their cnEvcrsa on. lLaGgl'cr nrm0
acy viii de in vi,dlence 10 "hirhcr las ard rcpub
ans are born. and " II h. born, aud note but rcrah
ans w be tosr "a tie Ired Si1ies altcr the year "
lsee GAgrhs,F atd sprlaae The hfs. gcrcralFr q
ho youf q the country, eeu uisd - The republican