The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28
MOTHgR UNION MEETING.
Great Conservative Gathering
at the Cooper Institute.
SpNchss Of Hon. Charles j. Htlme, Joshua J.
Henry, Gov. stevens, Of Oregon,
and James W, Gerard.
VOICES FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST.
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A POLITICAL GARlBlLDl In THE FIELD.
WML THE FNl0N BE DIssOLvEDs
Cheering IntellIsence ffsm New Jersey and
the Interior Of New York.
A UNION vIcr0RY PREDICTED,
See, &e., Ass
VOICES FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST.
A POLITICAL GARIBllDl In THE FIELD.
wML THE FNIeH BE DIssOLvEDs
Cheering Intellls encc from New Jersey and
the Interior Of New York.
A UNION vICrORY PREDICTED,
ke., xs., ~.


Last evening the Cooper institute well Oiled by q
respectable mbsge patriotic citizens who apprec
ate the dar gers which peril Union who op
posed TO the elevation sectional candidate the Pre-
sdency. The meeting convened under the auspices
Of the Union Ee Ticket Com for the purpose
OF anordng opportunity TO several distinguished South
ern speak upon the vital sues Of the pending
election.
Soon after eight O'Clock and after the band performed
patriotic airs Mr. JosBuA HENRY Chairman Of the yu
sion Committee, came forward and addressed the audi
ence a. follows
SPEECH OF MR.. HENRY.
FTiow CrzxSs-We have met here TO night 10 take
counsel together upon the dangers which threaten aud
peril the stitulion and he union OF the States And
that may consider the question ed by the
sphere Of our own observation, the committee have
Invited gentlemen from Virginia, from ken ucky and
from oher Slater, VINO VIII speak TO you spou the
tment which pervades and PREVAILS In those sections
quence than for their conservative principles, and
g. ust will be heard u night with good results avau
o. ,os 70 s rev nc ~ az ,n
electors Of shls CITY. Tho committee receive
cheering accounts from the the
rural dsrics. They ell us that the Whole country
kinding with enthusis.m for the Uaion and for our
ticket (Applause) rhey tell that the country Ia
ready to saved, and that the city Of New York will
but 90 her duty lincoln defeated Great cheerlng)
] rejoice also 10 cay, fellow citizrns, that thogs
wear more chserilg aspec, every day here also.
Through the Intervention of friends, OF the Con-
gressona districts which from pnrality of democratic
and other candidates we're likely 70 90 Tor Lincon are
In course Of arrangement. Two have been already
ranged aud 40 NOT doubt that before another gee shall
roll round the voter az be goes % the po viii ud but
two tickets, Lincoln aud anti Lincoln App aose) Bat
best OF all the news we receive from No Jersey We
informed the most reliable authority that In that
State Union ticket has been formed, simar In prnoi
pie that which has been ADOPTED In this state(ap
pisuse) and that her seven votes, whsh have been
ccrp led In for Lincoln wilt be cxst for the oppo
si,ioD. (Brsvo and cheers) and tuus her territory,
add another laurel 70 her brow the Oh Of November
by tho victory she win give over seotonAsm ard repco
bcabsm. (Cteers Thus, fellow citizens, that
every thing is working IN our favor. Let US work on
bravey and with good heart, and let there be but one
sentiment 10 animate the heatand perysdc he breasts Of
both candidates and Constituents
let all the ends thou amst ht
Be thy country 3 and thy Gods.
The cHARMAs then said he had the pleasure 70 intro
drce the FIRST speaker Of the evening Hon Charles
Helme, Of Kentucky
SPEECH OF HON. CHAs. .. HELME.
Mr. Hnsr, rising, was greeted with considerable en-
thu'iasm, when the applause subsded he spoke rs
iollowss-
Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GRSnMsS-I congratulate you,
loved country upon seeing 90 many patriots assembled
here 20 hiehI ready 10 rase their voices and strike for
.ss .ss sad n S s -. s Ish
fore you NIL the feelings OF southercer lovirg
the institutions Of my native state this light OF heaven
6st flushed upon my infant eyes from New York sun;
ana nov fesi a. though were N truth standing uron my
@e Saad o psO Soe wo i0s az ' % pea
dy and willing TO extend lteir bands in unity
with that of loyal, faithful and patriotic Ken.
tucky in sustaining this grmd fabric Of human
liberty and handed down 70 ~ By our fathers, and
oeDented By The pures, blocd tsa patriots shed
(cheers sirs, eight years ago bid farewell 70 my
Iienss and soughi temporary in the Anti
dies tbe cscharge Of feielsl DUTY Then you haa
when wero two es. easn, parss eOoseedvg =
planted upon the Consultation, diernx rly tue
mode a IT. construction aud the In whch the
Fcner. gogernmeDt should adminiscr H. On my return
npd oDe OF those parties extinct ard the other
] ssns.s,sa i ans divided and nra my coue,rymen our
heart 70 gvo usicrAnco 70 ihose words the UHion 10 n
DANCE :" Voices" Good for youD Yet iii,true But
few snd escrIed Ia the political horizon
little speck, black cloud larger than my hand; sha
cloud bas creased gathered strength from the surround
ina political elernctss unt bla1x ebon rnantt
covers more than half Of tnis gorioas republic
mean That abolition, cc soil republican sectional party
at the North. lslsht hisscs ard applause)
Mr. Bns, 10 very excited manner, inquIred II there
was q black snake thertf
Aman audience replied N soothing t'nc Of voice
ihoy hissipg enc PARTY aud not you This resr-
Ing piece of Intelligence speedily produced In hs
speaserS counensnce and be proceeded thus aJnd4
70 ,nAi seoon pr ins fse son party zoe sspaossa ca
execution o law Of Congress by force of arms IN almost
every state In the Nor,ha Law which has bern decarei
constitutional by tnat aUgngt tribunal the Snpremc Court
o. the CDitsd States, Iamey the Fugitive slave law rna
party u their Madness have declared tue loor t
Congress- through their leaders and from tho husogg al
NORTH that whites ana blacks stand upon
the same great platform Of political and social equality
party my oourrymen, that rroposss by is leaders -
place ihc black man side by sic sith the white nan Il
the pps and ~ him exercise tse elective franchss
(,Nsvcfi)-a parly whose doctrine Mould slnk The
white ma. 70 Tho level Of The Afrirao "a voce"lhais
wbsrcs ,cralr ,h's anss,sal party Did il hive IL
birth 10 ,bs heaven favored larcg Hc' "a vcoe-at
~ m ctcsrer'z ohurch') Franos a's, secoescci
In emanoipstiug toe Gegross--foar handrcd toou
sspa of them nomsEgo; and eS thirty thousar1
whe neo ard ehsiorcn were henaoa over 10 tte
htttfr enc ~ 0f irfursted black mob ana vsrc ex
rrmina,sd from thai bgauilfel sem n the 0ctAa
(chcnrs) Next our hereditary Od England traaFrartei
ths abolition sentiment uron Vat sros where VIC por
oppF ssed victrs thundcred forth their mtedlr'1us
upon the heads n the patriot AUTHORS cf the n 1872
where our glorious faE was hruF ~ haH nSs u
SsS s,sS q gss0p g ss ne % 's 4 ha ne 0 paS
OF the Revolution, became the rayiag poict
q The abolition iFai,ors 70 tbs 9 unity l,Hfianr
Yts, Bnf'an the psift ssieN'e4 ~ Lag aud iroo
which % send her enlssaries, nnd aite she har
had emsneipatcd her negroes IN hc West Ia1ils s-seo
are eBos IA state of sarsaon ana bafeary' Nn0D ras
for All the philanthropy or The x0rd-Aar she hat dsna
tbs tae ssnss forth hfr rnssarcs wta sttfiy tM lth
out tns south ~ Amerira Shc propse y tgsoAta ht
beautiful porion 81 your cotnirr ~ rroplss " elo
NJ your great storcncutes at Chafies.gn. NeE sas
and Mobile And for WHAT why, b.ncvag ma
b. succseilng IN this, she could, IRON b.
Fast lnda rossewous, create monnppy
FOR nc supply q cut,on and surar y Nc World s,n
rcd ire balance q ,sse " favor q Toe unioa Il -
duscl arevenuc which paid on be revolutionary DEBT
enriched lbe people North and scuth (Appauscl 81.
every pound N cotton raised the south tne Noy,iern
m6rchanis, mar uiaftrrtrs, aud iaDorcra rrc.lve n
larger prodt thar does The sushcrn pisaier (cncsrs
us he other Gay entered the residence Of Aoutaorn
nantsr loo al around and set Of magnificent
curtains aOf what n,scrs, are they msief" IN
guircd. "of cotton, ard we'sh trs.~ sn ,ue repv
They weighed I've pounds "How rlroh 'o' ~ w
VI ~" asked Tno answer wns, "F1y dor.,~ loea
thc ouhern psanter receives fCr his sasre tht'tg
stilo the Northorn Manufacturer the Nbrtheru rsr
ehsnt the Northern gsn, cnan Sho o~ns ne ,hp sas
eauspots the cottot Noriberg ahoer and Northsrn
%csrtman-evory branch ard dem -tmsnt q the Nnrin
Tectlycs k4p 70 ~ the ESQ thtt hs cotton cost Thu
Don arc Tho grea, herencarics h c9n7gIn ianf u
(heh ~rar squay interested Aoo Wren tne properv q