The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-13

would 20 for the enforcement OF the laws
President Is bound BY bis oath to carry the laws into
faithful execution. (Cries OF good for DugP' and
chsers) tell you this, is the duty Of every law
abiding man care not what may be his politics. 10 aid
in the execution OF the laws (Renewed Ap-
plaase) Hence II Lincoln should be elected, which
be nauguated according 10 the constitution aud
the laws Of his country ,(cries Of sthAt's rightly
c ans onnaoen s mess and strongest rrecon.
OF every constitutional function. loud cheers) But
~ after that shall be done he shall attempt 70 snbvert
upon the rights and interests Of any secton Of this con
ederacy, will cid TO the full extent Of my power
cordng 70 constitutional laws in hanging him higher
4 yoi.-r1sfes plenty Of rope in Now York (cri.s
Mr.. DoucLAs-we live under the government and laws
ous tights our liberties our property on! lives are de-
ee cbSy.s o. v me lana i9r
any man on earth loves bis offspring, and yea have
wish 70 see them survive the Union Of these States
perform ali Of our duties according to the avs and
according 70 the constitution, then have right
70 demand mat every other man shall obey the
same laws and the same constitution. Cries OF
Hear, hear and Good.'') l had supposed
that there was no loyal citizen, no friend Of his
country who could find fault with these sentiments but
] discover, IN ,he newspapers OF the day protest
against my Norfolk speech signed by Mr. kst, Of South
that those sentiments must be repealed and resisted aod
calling upoa the American people 70 repudiate me, In
order 70 repudate those sentiments lries q They
who have signed that protest; but | have
as much right TO protest against their treason Is
and devotion to the consultation (Criss Of "Brsvo /,
GOOD for you and applause They in their pro
that rea, this Union perpetual bond to be &C.
guessed in and obeyed in all future time by the weaker
sections towards the stronger. They msapprebend
totally my position Ny position Is that this unon !.
perpetual bond demanding and requiring implicit ODE
dicnce 10 the constitution and laws by every good cit
zen-lcheers)-not by the weaker sections toward
the stronger but obedience from every honest
man to the government under which be was born aud
which be has sworn 70 support cloud checrs)
Bos they assert ihis protest their right 70 secede rom
nuers IN 1892 that secession s but another for
revolution. Csenewei cheers bold that every pea,
pie earth have the natural naeDabe right OF reoei
lion against their government and revolution whenever
the becomes destructive Of the ends pur
principle tina. our Revolutionary fathers in the
American colonies seceded from the British Empire
lAppaase.) But when Washington and Jefferson, and
Hancock ana Adams seceded from the British
they boldly and earessiy avowed that revolution
and they calamity looked the halter in the face
not succeed. cloud and prolonged cheering) Charles
Carroll, Of CArronton did not screen himself behind the
ps ss .us
man said TO him that he would the gallows, be
cause there were many Charles CAROLS that the
gallant old patriot walked back the ossk and added
the these words "of CarreItoD, that they might
know him Tremendous cheering. Three cheers for
Carroll and three cheers for Douglas were given) II
those gentlemen who have combined together 70 break
up this are determined o carry their treason
Of their condues. (Applause) tell you, revo-
luton Is never justified until the evils Of submitting
war and disnnion. (chcers) appeal to you,
to-day, whether there are any such evils
he os this Vas ever prosos
Providence. than these United states. What, then can
merely because the people had elected President accord
ing 70 the ccrsttuton 10 precptate this glorious land
,o 1s r,ans applause and cries o. Sever
Norfolk speech who have such Of the gallows Ia
The event Of m attempt 70 carry out their purposes
Ill desire them understand that
veregn satss commit treason Cheers and cries
newed cheers and cries Of That's sound ~ rs the
prsncipe Of this government that the laws 70 be
N ENrHcHAsuc ApsmHR-Hc known more tnan any
one else. tChcevs and iauehtcr.l
Mr. ppteiAs-why, these nuuners AID drnuionists
think thai st living under the old Articles
Of Confederation That old system abandoned In ITs
merely because proved impraciicAele (cheers> The
grand defect In the old system Of government was that
the federal government had power execute
laws ard hence they abolished that government and
adopted the constitution under which i've cenfeIng
upon the federal all the powers necessary 70
carry rs esn DEGREES into effect according 70 the
Constitution; Cheers Are tho southern men
State may release her czcns from their oaihs obey
the constitution How was u In Vermont, IN Wisconsin,
{ IN
tempted by mob violence the execution Of the
Fugitive Slave law Did not the President Of the United
Stsies send troops 70 Boston, Would 10 not be the duty
of the present Executive any other who be
elected IN the Fugitive Slave Law resisted 70
employ the whole power-army, navy and militia
mob violence rolougcd cheers and cries ssThais So
Are southern men prepared 10 admit that rmont can
eaeo -, 1, o Los, ~ e 20 rses.s
obligations (Cries Of "Newer,') No whenever any
q these abolition States stand NJ for uneonst,u
ia. II
rifles, VIII hang them shcr than Haman, for trcs-
Tremendous cheers and aughtcr)
A Noscv--HAng W every damned black republican In
Mr.. noccfA~-Ani. my fellow -eitizeus il viii not d.
for the Aboonists 10 set the plea that making
uppn the sovereignty Of state of this Union,
merely because carry nto execution, good faith
the constitution and laws Of the country. necrs 50,
the other hand when the stste o. South Carolina
1851 attempted the laws United states for
the collection Of the public Old Hickory Told
them they mus, and they should obey Applause
Noio-Good FOR odd Hicsory-wc'n have such
again.
ave-tcheerslln order thai he might hang North.
AM southern traitors the same gaiovs. Dcafcn
ing enecrs)
Three cheers for DsCrlas (Respooaed 70 with vror)
ANoig called ior "rhrce checrs for The Union ticket"
but this met response
Mr.. novcrAs-Sow. gentlemen, you cannot fail 70 pcr
csve tes this Union n danger from the very causes 70
which have reicrred. rhere ia ssunicn party in ,hs
and. ana they have resolved, whenever they can
obtain plausible rrsssx,. 10 prccpi,Ase this
try into revolution Ceres % That's q fact y
they have determined 20 make ,ne election Of ecs re-
publican President hat prctcxt and Therefore the real
aisnnou desire the election Of i1ccon. IA ced~r that
they may accomplish tha'soeiecs. Cyeocs-"rhey never
shall = "Tnns " the Rrcckinrsrc psrty) tAucoiu n
10 ciecfet-fCres q "Never" his election will Be-
brought allow, through the agency e tno-e Who
oppcsing the regular democratic party. yoices-
They're traitors" and oheers) 10 other ~ords, hts
csetan viii BE- elected W the innuepcc Of those WIN
seceded Al CharIssson and again Al Baltimore 'rha,s
SOL
Ma y nv cxo~p--is ,hs honorable scastor In IA.
vur ~ fnrlou with thai party
N noCcfks-u you viH Observe silence, instead o.
obsybg the order % By your Interruptions
vhi sntwtr a my oTn vay.
Im MaN rm Cs0vp findrnsntly)-Who y NV
usster ~ south Carolina (crics % "Tu, him
cut and great excitsnentl
Mr. nctatss-No, ~ him sl,ne bsve Known federal
slice holrrr a. their tools before into crowds
To interrupt ne tCheerl
Renewed cries - "fut bun oct and scucra rush 10
wrrds Inc ospoxious sudividual
M. D0rciAe--t dcssrs you " LEI him alone. He viii
and whs, think hciore ct thrCugh but desire
tell him that 10 rentleEnau evcr rc~ INTO crowd 10