New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

left Charleston and had returned to their constituents
this effort should have been renewed with redonoied
power and virulence at Baltimore We have, e. me
suggest KEY TO all this matter. Toe RePaoheah
party as we all know, is avowedly sectional parry,
with sectional candidates There are .novo n,S ahsr
belonged to the Democratic party VINO would a son
reign in hell than serve in heaven They nave seen
100000 of spoils they have thrsted ana nuugereu;
many of them are wanting principle, wanuag power,
wanting bread. And they havesdetermlned, ~ Were
possible TO take of the Treasury OF the coun
try. How are they to do il They were unwilling to
ser We under Seward n Hale, Sumner and Gddings
They do not believe thatthe platform upon which snese
stand, being extremely sectional 10 its cnarac
ter can succeed; but they have conceived or renewed
rather, the idea of a great Northern party. 70 be
controlled BY what theJ call Democratic Influences,
and they are reviving the effort of lS4S to raise
up great Northern party that shall absorb the Rspub.
can party, that shall place themselves at the head Of
it and that shall be able to control the destiny of this
nation by controlling the electoral votes of the Free
States and that ride rough shod the Southern
States, and over the Constitution alike. They can
do it,
Let the Southern States bestir themselves-let
them see the meaning of the efort-et them zee the
hidden springs that propelling this terrible ms
chinery. Let no one lay the attering uncion 10 ms
soul that this effort is effort at the eecon OF
individual They will see that they cannot c,e .s
the individual they have nominated; They VIII see
that he cannot probably get single electoral vote pu
they are laying the Ldation OF great secuoh-
Darty. that IL TO be confronted Dy
Il to absorb the Republican party, and rule the
Democratic party of the North. And then II span oS
under their control and they will rule the deshiss o.
the nation and partake of this mighty sPon-uiis
spoil which has tempted tnen i9so ' % tbsv
and wicked act. Hungering and thirstlng as lucy
have, it has not been surprising tna., io1ams
principally, as they do to this spoil, they nave nave
made an effort for it, The angels fell from n
les teontatIop So long as the members OF me Dsm
oc attic party are true themselves in this MAYER tney
need nave no fear They will find noble hearts, noble
shirts and mighty in the Northern or the iree
Sae' that will stand y the anpauss And
this good ship of state will never be surer dered until
the Sc nth mutiHyuntl they shall forsake 1t them
selves. But if ever this mighty fabric shall be broken
up, may be in the power OF the South 70 excia,I
NAV never be discovered; but if it should may the
Southern States not when PROSTATE and bleeding,
RS in the case of the noble bird their own feather upon
the fatal dart that winged the shaft that qu'vered IN s
heart Nav no States at the South may no orgapiza'
lions at the South, may no individuals at the South
who have the good of the country the Integrity OF tbs
Constitution at hesrt aid this move rent supposng II
means nothing but the election OF an individual l
raise my warning voice TO day. i have no
more idea but that it means the organization
of great Northern sectional party, than l
have of any other problem that has been solved
within TIE last ten years, in political history What
does it mean if not that? ask every one of You,
ask every one of you within the hearing of my voice.
/ ask every individual who may read Of he inds in
print what l say), what means this mighty, terrible
effort urged by some unseen hand, unless IT s 70 lay
broad and deep the foundation of great Northern sec
tional party to rule the desnies Of this country?
am fully aware that that is its intenton and intend
10 battle against it with the ast breath OF my life
[" We are with you" and applause. When raised
nv voice with regard TO the sectional issue IN lS47 IN
wonder Capitol, enlisted for the war. knew then
The terrible controversy that to go for ward IN this
country; and if had believed that could ever have
been tempted to retrace my steps like the desperate
behind me, so that i could have had no re-
treat. IApplause.l Aye, in the language that was
ascribed TO John Adams, 81 see. clearly through
this days business, and survive or perish,
through success or defeat, life death, / Intend
for one TO invoke my friends to stand up for
the integrity of the Constitution aid the whole Union
IApphuse.l No particular section of the Union, but
the integrity of the whole and preserve this great leg
scy that has been handed down 10 us by our fatherd
OF what avail are the struggles of parties OF whist
avail are all the spols Of office OF what avail are all
the rich productions of the Treasury if it throw away
such priceless inheritance as has been gwen 10 us
IAppausel OF what avail is this boosted Democratic
party if it degenerate into secioDasm--if lg-
more the land and the memory Of the Washington,
and the Sumters and the Mariops OF the revolution
If ignore aud forget the JeiersOns, the Jacksops, the
MonIoes the MadIaons the councils OF the nation
We may well be as sectional IS the hspuolcan par
ty if we are to forget nationality add degenerate
into sectionalism. Applause. The Democratic party
will be of no avail when it surrenders its great prin-
ciple. IL has maintained its hold upon the affections
and the confidence of the masses through all the con-
ficts Of time by the integrity of its great principles
by the catbocity of its creed by it's benign principles
OF equsty by its following the advice of the Father
of the Country TO frown upon all efforts TO kinde sec
tionalem jealousy, and disturbance; and whenever 1t
departs from that and undertakes to follow ambitious
leaders, it ia no longer worthy of the name Of Democ
rscy. I"That's so" and applause. The name OF
Democracy, then, instead Of rallying the mighty
masses of the country instead of every generous heart
OF ;too n xpill ha hvr and