, 1860-05-16

made it, and the fathers who administered it
to Bay that where the Constitution protects The
Institution Of slavery, it must not be interfered
with. but as the Eternal God has impaired
Prolonged applause and. cries Of rood. eood.i
Although they hare no Republican party, there
are great many live Republicans among them,
and ifthe great body Of the peopie.ar'nt kepnb-
lieans, they can't tell you why they arc noble
can creed. (Renawed applause and laughter.l
ALLOW me to say that endorse most hearti]y
the closing sentiments Of the eloquent gentle.
'nan who preceded me; I accept the dogma be
announced. and SO do the people Of Pennsylya-
mia; that The blood fthe martyr is The seed Of |
the church. lApp1auee and..laue ehterl We are
willing if need be, to die Tor principles, but we
had great deal rather not die for it il we can
lire With it, and insti 1t in the coutrol of the
institutions Of the first government, in the first
country in the world; {Applspsel :; Therefore,
particular candidate each of US may have b.
chosen man t9 urGe; tut + the Others say "qay,"
be he who' be eimay.st [Grear applanse.T a0ur
business is not merely 10 nouainate candidate,
but President. Tremendous eheerinE3 We
arc ready to tell the people who lie peo.
but we wilf adhere as faithfully to
one or another, and no breath Of ours will |
usk the concession Of = principle Or the aban-
donment Of "a issue, it the Convention deem it |
essential to give ne go:ey 70 eny Of Amarica's
have no Republican party in rennsylyAnia:
lou woald like me- to tell you, Know, and !
would like to do it, but upon my word, can't. |
fhs Republicans are there-the spirit is there
the yotcs sre there. Fqr the last two years
have attempted to stand up before US, Zap
honor he ntfn6fy >of tie ilfaStfioas dead and |
aaite by tleir doctrines, and we are ready 10 |
abide By the single dssue;t shhl slavery be ex-
tended: Jet, from the want Of homogenity in
g.: @sa ksesb2sss @ 2sS sssss able to wheel
The sale Pa2s Penis, irania a +'tuaat aad the
recent glorious victory achieved by the Repub.
.icans Of the city og.pbuadelphi8; appealed-to
1ns to sapd 81 @ to The hs
pects to The Little Giant in scorchiog terms:
continued bis REMARKS at length with spirit and
i.umor, and closed with an eloquent perora-
), ,''A' : r.: --iT.:xs EE:..: a.. :: !. =: i
:. Gen. James y. Nye, Of New York, was then
introduced to The au9ifnsa T.; and .Eas rsscs!yea
SPEECH or GEN. JAMES VI. ME-, OF n. 7.
Ladies and Gentlenen,: am not 1t all aston
ished to see this mighty gathering-this mighty
tuass .; hpman bur nt.ll!gsnee ;ongtega.ed here
ing Convention cluster the warmest sympath;es
Of a liberty ;loyingpeop The dntes that this
Convention have to perform are at once deli
cate and responsible. know how high the
public pulse Is beating at this ,momrnt.4 ! ap- !
preciate fully the ardor with which delegates
nj, Nfafa in +,nfi1 hn-
cuu,e here toperform tt1edr duty To- their caAdi.
.late and to their country. But ut the same time
moved by. the same a.dor. coming from State
that has as loud voice as my in this nation in
Individual from small district in the State Of
New York to aid, If possible, in the election Of
that nan .who sii1c be to: thia country-:a the
resurrection and the life" Of freedom, Tcheers
aud laughter.1 Strongly attached as am to
son Of our own State floud cbeers1 whose whole
ness If the eflulxeuce Of statesman's career,
I hnCa come here. if necesssry, to Weld nv
own pfafeFeacea to efeyata that stand.
ard haareF WIN viii hriGr arior ont
.of conf,s;an and farm nst nf cbans
- ,t1onsn1 rha 1,har that tb;s conran.
;nnortance than any Convention that has con.
vennsd ;n 1hia nation.: VA heho1d m ali .ide,
ruin I'd hroadcast. promises made tn the
head that are broken to the heart. pledges Of f.
deity 10 principle that are only made to be
,",e 10. ~ 1it,,s t;n,s r;asS;nn
Jn;t ~ = a. aI;I9SS
pllt ooeu: ~ 'as Ia..oS. .9 ~ 81 ~ ut.snisn5
iaesae' .tat o+;sa :. -;ra".a ,ne;;
,seene: ou'su. s, ~. ~ ;rn 6rfs. aasn
sists !: ~ ro o'L io ~ get g IKE anu 10
an s+aon tha hiectar - can 4ae t. taca
d snd itsopI ts hcart ar the mora IN teen;9c III Il
seens :: to. thinI itself With its mas
.srs: lApPiaaseJ 70 prsae 1 to,s tnrataem,
uispsl n uatT Maa.. ~ - ~ ~ cs! .! ~
sI. . ~, a1e ~ tSs
" 'Ms H. 'eau - -, ~. H. a,s - ."1 ano n,,e.as,
io..ts u and m 1our mat ntiiccs s; rnr sr,mv
"os Ivy -. n,,, Snu 80 na ;t..~a1r LII 1910,
~ 1 ~ @ yous 49, ~ 4saa @ sn ar ~ LIZ
rson a GeSau @ ~ H. ,ts - ~ VI
!angs aua1 saS .oa ous ~. IL & perp t - y 1y
u.u luz h. H. ~ tta 1;,s h;oad r. natr;at;.n,
~ - - ~ tha. - +bs rnhts ,enrI ~ hava
hs1a - % s>arfo.1n ard =. Wav God s;va rs
stra"r1S eccord;nS tn mr. Jav" snrak to vo.,
,t an1;stn. en5 hi, .xjth ro,, ~
aaenSI go .rt5 80 ofa.+ IN ~, >he 10
aus9no4s 10y t5sLI;e ~ ESs.sa s .,c -! &c &c
iaaoe 70 oinE ue u.o snip t " o'1,s oaea 10 ~
nu ~ fs;,,'r1s ~ A
IT." ttteo aLu % aoa. es ";a"a a .os maI M a.
sne pe!u "a1ss .t ~. ..a'!v ~! o'ss ~" "
heard aoo'e .4g cont1s'Hnc q .ne nnEs't nhu
laaee inat wv cup ~ otpsa 1uat 10 II "" Hon1
to DO when Jefferson. and Maaison. ana JACK
son hclo IN thetr haaa9t WIN u!m grasp us
| ncim' aa4 Then ~ ".o 'oaueu "ln SUI. pre-
| cious lseisht; lChee5s:l men Ttloiee IN an
other view. Ills WORK Is taken out to1 Tue hands
q poilliclans. lou are o9ng liz: II 5ousiselves'
tAppiause ana cheers.] MT leio~ ctlzens:
what ls Inc Feal aspect o. 1n'ngs "nen sie"ea
oy Tue eye o. honesty. Ihele IS not qepa1E
nent o. tns Government: eieeause. 4egtsia-
we or Judicial, nat "nat II ~ Tue aaaas o.