The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11
THE IMPENDING cRIsla
GREAT SPEECH OF WILLIAM [. YAkcey.
The Commercial Side Of the lire.
pressible Conflict.
NE RIGHT AND Dsry OF sEtEss'es,
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address from Hon VIM l. Nancey, u Alabama Asfat
eight ool ok a gentleman forsSd % no pssa"fn
and called for three cheers a. the 500 = We s1naT
south--nationslty and democracy o'eadea y ooe-"ef
friend, Vim. L. YAnoey a Alabama iAs saa1caes 70
sponded with vociforous cheers
Mr. crsrAvus SMITH Thea came forward ael $40 tat
the national democracy q the city and county q Ne.
York bad, through N Authorized Agcni nvtei tAs Hoa
VIM l. Yanoey, Of Alabama, 70 address then.
Mr. YaEccy had accepted, ard had named TIE EARLIEST
time consistent with hA previous engagements ana
now here night, In compliance w, the Avstoa q the
committee, 10 address the assembled cstiseg q Nee
York and through the teegraphc wires whose peoTs
OF this great ooDederaoy. Mr. Yanosy hal ees sessd
to speak the political Of the prescott
That the meeting might proceed IN order, the spaAxs
nominated the Hon. Judge Jas. Green, VI Nee N0gk .
Chairman
The nomination Was ratified By acc.amai.o1, AL M.
Green took the chair.
JANva BsAov
The following letter nom Mr. janice 7 Bray r-aa
amid various demonstrators
Nrw YoEk, oct o. $50
DxAR sIR-I would give very great pleasure y al
Tend the meeting Of the Breckenridge gnd Lace Iafty, o.
be held at the Cooper lnsttute 70 morros nigh w
cannot do so am 20 speak Al Wesi Toy e me eFsn
ing support OF principles ald ne Jni0n e. our
States. fregrct thai cannot bear VI iaacey, whose
eoquence has linn reputation AZ excessive ~ oar
territory, and whose views tie important qlcstoas
now agtating our country VIII be delivered W the Al
traciye and orcble manner by which hG ora,ory 30
tlnguished. am sure thai people VII tgra oct 10
great numbers 10 receive him, and VIII give him tie
hearty ana enthusiastic wecQ me which a stranger VI
merit Is sure 10 obtain In tho city o. New YORK
Permit me, as am thus called upon 70 commsucsie
through you wit, the meeting Of our friends . SAL that
In common with all Of them aun as always have bceni
ready 10 adopt any honorable course 70 n'ure NJ La
coin defeat in ths state but not condtoa Of sfrcn
S Sopns o. our sH,e @ @ o. nser de so
expected TO be nominated as Governor by the aatoeAs
democracy, but viii cheerfuy abide the foare ~ the
canvass, whatever is ssue may be II our ticket re
ceved a not greater Ia number than that Of the ms
who signed the Declaration Of American Independence Or
who in the FIRST Convention which adopted The consii
tuition OF the American Iuiop, | would deem the smaL
cohort OF patriots whom thus supported ~ mQrc
worthy my admiration than the most powerful host
assembled 10 advocate expedency gather up the
spells Of victory sought only for Us osn sake But even
If were in huenced IN my personal course oy mere sag
gestons OF policy, It would differ from what s
Tor 10 il most obvious certainty that Mr. Doug "a
and his incohercnt notions about slavery 10 the Terrific
WILL the close OF this Canvass be obsolete and
that there be national democratic party 10 this
country hereafter which does not approve ard advocate
the doctrines pronu gated In our platform.
To the gallant men ., our noble who adhere
rageously cause promise the exeron OF all ihs
capacity possess 10 insure our principles aud candidates
- A'''' ANU 'N'''''' '1rp'''' Jas /. BRADY.
Mr. Yancey was then led forward and introduced TO
the meeting. He greeted with loud and long con
tnucd cheering There eight hlsses and other
unriendy demonstrations, but they were promptly sup
pressed.
SPEECH or wM. L. YAScEY.
Mr.. YAsonY proceeded TO address the meeting He
said Fellow citizens OF New York, trust that Ain
baman may yet speak TO the citizens OF New York In
the language Of fellowship. trust that the hour Is not
yet arrived in which, when an AlabamiAn speaks
to his brothers Of the city and State 0.
New York rs brothers, It will be . subject Of eerng
and Of kissing. We ought to be brothers,
we are not There ought To be brotherhood Of citizen
ship Throughout this vast country which would knit
together its social and lie business relations in bonds 80
strong that the fanatics OF the whole world could not
burst them. a. Goodr' Loud cheers) I am not una
ware gentlemen Of the delicate position which speaker
from South occupies who In this horr OF Al excite
political Canvass undertakes to speak in OF the North
ern States words Of truth and OF usce for his section
(heers) Butt believe, my country men, that truth and
ankness At all times will win their way hearts that
swayed by truth, by generosity and By Justice Zap
pause lido not disguise frcm you'll would not have IL
osherwsothas speak to you here 10 hight as Southern
man speak to you here 10 nigh, for the home tha,
love better than any home the state that love
better than any other state for the section that love
better than any other section-(cheers)-my And
surely may be amss TO speak these words In this
spirit 10 brave people who love their homes and
their own State, and their own section, better
than they do others. Bot ! trust they have
and | desire tot ght 10 iSCulcats In tneE
boeoms that they shall havo-s respect and loyalty, aud
an aeg ance 70 the law and bond that bind ~
together Union. applause and cries OF "ecodD
feel too the difficulty OF addressing popular audience
In this any other strains than a. the advo-
cate Of the election Of Breckenridge and Lane. whcse
friend am (cneers) But my coun,ryme events
have happeued-the wires bringing the news to IA
nov that the groa, Of Pennsylvania TO which good
tea have 70
yass has given way aud about TO ia vote for
sectional candidate on sectional issue candidate
all OF whose sentiments at with the
constitution OF our country (Cries OF CHATS so'D /
therefore feel my duty TO night TO try TO rise above
any party aspects OF these questions These aspects
great and interesting they at all times are, sink into
beside that other questioa that has arisen
YESTERDAY anil 10 day, did not exist berore-our 10y
Atty to an eu dangered constitution and sngerei
Union under the constitution. (Cheers Therefore,
passing aside the mere claims 81 men passing ASIDE these
questions Of party politics, and endeavorlng TO rise
20 tue dignity of this great questionable safety
Of the country under the constitutions address you
night IN behalf Of that union q good men which was
nnuguratod The city q New York and whose In
uenee will trust extend vide over this vast state, I'LL
II produces conservative majority In favor of the
.,,,r,,ac ana ire Union (Cneers) IA speaking, my
count men IN behalf q this great siue sha necessa
rily have 10 deal with the fate y my secion saah ne
cessary have deal with her position 10 this laon,
part, present and prospective shall necessarily
have /, deal with Der relation, 70 the consiui o.
neettoos with yoa 10 this section o. the country
u 10 another metSke that IL made hy some ncn-g1od
men doubtess, indulge IN u, o1, y = 20 iess nis
tase-thAt SOUTH tie great issues that divide the
North and south, has been aggressive south Far,
very far, from T. rne readings q history the teachings
OF your are and your experience, al dsprcve
H. The Souih asss nothing Of this government hut Elm
pie protection from wrong (Chsersl she claims And
sae must have IL, AMI with much emphas,s) sue viii
have a. Crumultuous cheering she mus havs aud she
will have recognizei equality IN the Caion,
or she will take out Of H. (rheers
We desire my countrymcn the Union n the constitution
We know other Convince us--as vcrv possibly
m ight be done, and am very Ar from thinsnE car
not be done-that VIC car be more prosperous poorlc
outside OF the Uui0n and " the consultation and the SOUTH
ern mind will reject IL The south IL loyal 70 toe
pact oh her fathers made with fathers and that
compsc she 70 defend against all Corners, shetnsr
IN a majority or q minority. t1mutlors cheers
She cla ms only elualty within the Cnon not sng o.
this government single act that win agrees any
right that you have Ready at all times now sn has
been M the pssand ss part CT her glory V refer 10
ito defend your rights when assailcd, whether from
abroad or from Within the south has occupied IN this
canvass ana In times past all ssues affecting her