New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
CITY POLITICS.
RocKY-MOUNTAIN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
SPEECH or TRUMAN SMITH.

| e. o. IL spite Of the rain.
At O'Clock the meeting called to order by ar.
NJ, DeErT, the President Of the Club and be intro
| 'uC.o M. MosRoE Of Texas, who said that be had
SIDED both il Texas and 10 Loui,ian4 for long tim-,
81 fp7 the last four OF five months in Eggpt 10
| Il, Xea Reput ictnism was city much crashed ou;,
Lu IN h'e precinct in Son bern Illinois, where there
Were but four votes for Fremont, there was olno OF
| tiSty FIVE Low for Lrco'n The Democrat. had q ne
tytJytii5R they could, by w'Tj and deed u beat
| then. They lad mobbsd Repab lean meetings and
shot 81 Republicans. He related the experience OF
| Mr.. Da' neDtausr and Mr.. Bate, in attempting 10
make Reyubl can speeches IN Nashville ard Mount
Vernon. A party OF ope hundred armed RePu'llea?s
protected HI b. es in Nashville, aud the Centralif
Wide Az ahe Club took care Of him 10 Mount Vernon
leaving ole Democrat for dead, who a'temptef 10
ard btuighi,d that Of them h4viog dscove ed a
p'ruIe of black bishcp in one of the BOOKS OF Sab
bat School library, they got together Democratic
love-esst ana burned tie whole library. lie SAs sure
that short rtsiderce in toe South would convert any
ttdy wlo YVES iUc.ned 70 Pro-Slavery views. Al
foJgh the Southern portion Of Illinois went heavily
DeUoCIbtic, yette State wss pref much sure TO g
fer liz coin by 500 to Is 900 m4o.ity that wss COO
Cod by The friends Of Douglas hs well az Lincoln.
IL no applau 20
IRE Hon TRuaAy SMITH Of Conn was then intro
due With three cheers He said that it cert Ala
thst 10 mDn could BE- elected President by the people
bat Abraham Liuc,l IN. And we were tod hat il Lin
ciln wee elected the Uni n would be knocked into
CO, ktd bat, ard it would be ossolsed The only re-
herpr Nh Smith then proceed d TO consider which
OF the cardtaies was bfst qualitedi why we should
net vote fr the cLly candidate who could 90 elected
bv the reople; what woud be the quenee Of let
tn the eestion be thrown into the House an tue
Sc ats; wheiber the candidate of a da gerous fosiIn
womb lot then stand the test chance, d the great
measures Of the R'ppbGcaD psrtythe taflf autioor-
rr ton the hom sesd sures the propfetS OF re-
buk- - TIE MN who broke up the Missouri Comoro'
mise TIE IN Of securing he prosperity OF our
country aid carving on to suactsslol Issue the geat
DIS bic M Of the 90 lily Of the people to govern tue n
eelves We had come very strange thing III this
Stale in tbs campaign. We had seen some eGtraoril-
usy st mp's at fusion the more fusion the more con
fusion. IL WAS fsid of Jeahuun that he wa&ed rat
srd kicked Now the hhrd-sbell Jeshurun and TIE
soft I'd Jethu1un and the nosh' II Jeshurun had AL
Re would OF FAY waxed fat, but they bao klek'd Ia
tte widest way. These antagonists OF lncoln were
usirg each ether up aud secullog his election NOW
What reason RES there why Abraham en- uld not be
eeced? They said Il sectional that lne 30 suu
Hsnlin were both from the Free States. Wa, zen.
JscSson ,DaliSt when he ran with Ca'noan ana
" az el. oted too We were sectonalsts too, bcanse
q q could not carry sry Slave State. tie would like
70 know how many Free States they could carry Tor
Jcl c. Breckenridge. lie would like TO knoW how
msn, they could carry for Stephen A. Douglas Tue
Prince of WsKs would make great mistake II after
hayi seen Il ondin peri .Tm oa The ugtt rope ne
should 90 bsck to England without sstiog stephen A
DougIas reform on the po al light rope, come im-s
o. hs heac al sometimes bic heels in Pe1nsvl-
sylyspa for tariff, in Virginia for free-trade Bat
phen A. Doogas Boosted tina! be oond 60 ato ever!
State in the Union, while Abraham Lincoln dare not
visit bis fathers grave in Kentucky. lie md
thai was foul slard-r the people Of hen ucky' III
auy section Of the Union so lost to pariDem az 70
III dtr,Ake TO overthrow the Government the PC pie
OF Kentucky would st4Ud by AID help Aprah4m LIN
coin PIT Il down. lie asked Son hem Sstaor 0i
tIe.estiug stamp, the her day. II ne hougnt Geofge
Washington would 20 ABOUT toe country Logging t9
election for Pretidett. The answer was, No sna
he did the pe ope would have to much sense 10 eeCt
him. Mr. So iih then alud' d 20 the ysws Of me Re-
prbcsn party on the subject of Slavery in the States
resfImipg the right Of al the States 10 constitute aud
maintain euch domestic institutions AZ they ;hoee Lei
them bug the thing. The tune wac when
there wss Slavery in Connect ut. His father
wired two slevts he remembered them we'll
But soon after the Revolution ihe Northern states
paced posnati laws for the a clifton Of Slavery Tney
bed tn, ed, N 10 abrcgate slavery. Let those VINO
hid OF the wsd n 10 abrOgate IT, h1g II az long az
they pleased He did not mta1 to modest them, and nc
Ana y that they knew that Abr ham LiocoG wrHld
boz; But they would day gov wise enough 70
abolish II thea selves There eere men heie living
O no would Delaware, and Mary land, ara virginia
Free S'sue appanse. Tie had an eXtract nom one
Of The speeches of Henry Clay where he dsdncsd that
he would vote for the INTRODUCTION OF Slavery
into Territory than he would cut OIL his right arm
" ha, was all their cry of Black Rfpubhcansm. What
riety was there in calling the Republican pTtya
Ba,k Republican par y! We wFre no" J1s
bsp7nupg The existence Of America It had been die
GOV cred tut little more tbsn three hundred years
We bad bot about 80 0O0 900 Of people now. ard he
hfd 10 douht that il well cultivated, he conntry would
susiain 500 100000 Of people. Those VINO would eA-
terd Slavery over The Free Territory would extend tue
colUIed race, The prtsent SaTebodlng ates might
be c8rsbie Of supporting 80 coo 900 Of people
r. COO coo black snd IS 100000 whiie Now, tnst
wonld leave $50 600 600 for the Northern states aoo
the Territories. Now we Black Reoubhcans wanted
tbia $50 0CC 900 TO be ali white; the DEMOCRACY waaed
8 good portion of them 10 be niggers. The D9moe-
rscy wanted The future mothers Of the counlTy 10 %
Niger wepctea, aid thst N ght DO very well under
tie administration OF such miserable Old bsche'or az
j. NEE Bucbauen. But he WAS for the psrpetushon
AL the gaticn Of white children; he for the
Anglo Saxon race; he was for the Ceuc race; rs
yyss for the TelOnic ace; he was Tor lie Scthdua-
yisu race al ibs Block kepublicaolsmi ne was
for the white everywhere, Snd not tor inc nach
race Let The Democrats hog the blacks II they liked
We were tolG-aud Judge Tagey had SAID so-thit We
nd DO right to keep he blacks ont. STEPHEN A.
DoUglas said could co il by uatnediy, llht " oy
,rckly legislation; though he did not believe 10 tieky
legislation ard he did believe That Gopgress hhd ule
power TO regulate the Territories. The seventh law
which George Washing ton called ulon to sga as
Prs dert Of ibfse UId Sa'es was the ameLdmeDt IA
1859 If the ordinsI Of 1877. II anb expressly
eat. that Il va done make il agre with tle ton5il-
IN ion All The lews to bs made bf COngfess ua-
I'll there we're 5000 voters III the Territory. AMER
that Congress appointed hf the upper house, ana Az
the time Congress had the power % abrcglte any law
whib The 1errit rial Legislatures might maze, anu
arpoju ed nearly all the eli To Gle ths to
the Cor i ut on, the appointing power OF hSfess
was transferred 10 the President. lnder thai Ia" e
State Of Ohio mp 10 be one OF the Free nIs OF
this Up0n. So, TOO did Ii dlDa, Illinois snu mNul
pap. For the Territories south OF the Ohio RIVER
Ccpgr, "a made very much the save iaws, excepting
the Slavery GLANCE. Mr. Smith read the l'lter from
Wahir gtUn 10 Lafayette, ~ which ne hnuts 10 tne
Ordinance Of l7S7 wire measure, ana ssxs tnAt
tie rreva I q opirou in Virginia against SlaVsry
IN the TeIIories. Nj. Smith sad that duriug the
XXlXrh Congress he met the LIME Clan. in the douss
# KeIresi nia ives. he On ught then tna' ne WIS
pretty fierce and rampant IN the AAAth Congress
b. went into the Senate md there was placed vt tue
I'd az 80 On Territories wheu he reported