The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

81 mere reao quotation Here thoe 10 an un1uAli-
nea eonmendaton Of The sentiment q the abolition
party, Yes, that sentiment which administers 70 tho
mot. violent prsjudoes-,he most mpaabe animosi-
tes OF Inc human near-that would bresh up our Union,
oFef,nfow oer government n involve al In q
Tain-s entitled "honest, = 'manlyn and bsys and Ar.
give ts supporters Or he has not ae xpew that
three quarters Of the crowd he addressing were
and out aooltonsts, hown-no-an approving smile,
welcome recognition rssher-he may be title beh,aG
them, but they do not love liberty too much n-anG
they all disciples Of q higher law-soloterp 10 -,
Osprtng language Of their great leader Vie or
for death, for for woe, In the rrepresse cou.
nlct between freedom aud slavery How ong vas II 70
be expected that half OF the country woad remGn
with the other half wncn such sentiments sse uttered
a. sere read comiag from those who claimed 70 belong
10 the conservative portion Of their party he wished
that, Instead Of invoking lnis heleh abolition sentiment
Of the North, they cosd stand where they good ten
years aso, and ,hod the sacred bJnd Of Union. WY
could mol these public men have given Us tree confu
tonsl doctrines al these great quesiiSnsp ID
va, said Of Atila The Hun, that wherever ns norse
tod the graEg grew atterward. BE wondered
whether the seed OF constitutional liberty would
grow where the seed fsboionism has bsen ssersssd
Inc ieeing OF dtrcss between the two portions OF the
Union was already established and Heaven Only
where II would end IL the words OF Thomas Bee on,
the question .was one calculated to destroy tho
Unon as ii bad already aroused The evil psssons and
excited the luminosity Of the people shond this Caor
q the country fail lNever) Never-,hey ven ssid L.
IL ~as covered with everything fair thai grows
sheaf fesooned It's pillars they had seen taa
the old Key stone state had already given way; would
New York no vita the sharp point Of the rrspressoe
conflict, pry of the block upon which Dewitt Clinton
wrote Empire" Cleveland appiause) 60 prayed
10 God that might not be So and II not wttc nfy
years from the pfesept hundred aud hty mil
lions OF people would De marching with steady aud
josted step TO strain full and barmonious that
discordeut stroke Of mnstrelsy would ever fall upon the
troubled OF people surrendered at last infer
nal nend Of their Union and their greatness eGnthu-
Elastic cheers amid VII cn ar. Tnayer resumed hs
The band played /" Hail. Columbia" the audience gave
three tremendous cheers 10 the Union and
then announced that Hon James X Clin.on Of xsSssp
pi, would next address the meeting.
JAMES X CLINTON, Of Mississippi, introduced aal6
grea, cheering dc wss here said TO speak for the
lar 81 southern State OF Mississippi (Appaufe He var
one o. those who only inquired rgct Ihen
acted up To his judgment he belonged to sres, Union
conservative party of counry-(great aSpa lse)-e
Onion under the constitution As the lstners ..
The couptry handed Il down TO HIS drst.
nois; next, Tor Major Rreckinrlage or for he nooe
true hearted statesman, John Beu (rhese we're
bined 10 lick the sectional candidate. (Apyaaso) We
lived IN time when dark porientous sisai hare over
country in the world This cloud the wicked,
damnaeie malaria that carried death 70 nc
ton Of the American people, aud vas no. sus-
,ained by philosophy or the religion OF Jerus CHRIST
piest people in the world Tns country had expanded
from few feeble colonies 10 be msguii
where but at home daughter and cheers AZ south
err man, he inquired If the South was the OF tar
discoa'ent that prevailed "a voice-lt The bla:k
repnoleaus) When dc We Of the South DO you injus-
ticog (Never) If mary OF the States that orig nay
were slave States had sold the SOUTH was i not
base in these Northern states TO attempt destroy the
property cold 70 the southS The southern people
did not know how 70 get rid Of slavery and this country
would De delug.d IN OF blood before any oaIside
political organization you'd overcome the iusti,uIon az
slavery. Cheers He maintained that ice abolition
party Of the North ~ the Cause Of All the agitation row
existing was party not only without principle but
II showed itself to be wholly ignorant Of the suojec. II
sought 70 control That always the where parser
meddled with other peoples business great nrity
Of the republicans in southern State. The
speaker maintained thai the extension OF slavery IT,
~ o~bers o. slaves and when the institution spread
II would become weaker The republicans ignorant
also of the subject OF nhibrg the slave trade
the States for Virginia could never be made free state
lie inquired what bad the aboionsts zone 10 mill
gate slavery
A veIcI-They r.ole the neeroee
hr CLIsIoy-The republicans Keep the abelilonsts
sort OF conpend TO do tue stealing Look ne negro4
10 tnnsia they are stScped IN filth, ana pest
the nation Wcat was the condition of the negroes
North2 He yentared, II there hear. kiaded with
sympathy for the black the democrats, sud
pot the republicans. He told them tue negro vac
The most proper persou 10 sng ~ rdau s hard road
travel" when he induced by the a5olon ste Is 70
North The Republicans N al the la;ion and upor
the constitution, bad brought the country the verge oi
reference to negroef the republicans mad caused nve
stripes, instead Of one, % be administered negro
True philanthropy would induce them 70 os me subject q
slavery aonc IL might be that Abraham Lincoln would be
eectcd ~ an alnett usn 20 Told his hearers that he
believed Lincoln i elected al least Mississippi Flor IA.
= absma Georg aud south Caroilng woaid secedo
gethsr, and, Is my friend says, Texas rnis be
nrmly believed sould be Ii H. did believe
asso.ve Tue Iaion-tappllrse)-out IL MS Inauguration
woai4 result IN forcing the doctrines Of republican
larry ihea be hcstaed rot % say that every sou,nerr
Stale oUgat u 90 out Of The Unon. The Seuhern
oele I'd That they we're superior 10 The African race
White the republican party maintained thA. the black
nAn was equal 70 the white man lie asked them they
would live N government that proclaimed srcn doc
irine AZ for the soah they would never DO IT, (Greas
sPp tuke) lie did not believe that Lacolu soaid ever
De President Of this nation Creme set npolEuse
a. ~ the language Of the poet, "God often nid sailing
ace behind afrownirg Provieence' nc tai f.th that
'lc country would he saved. What the
q their country fear although Ohio gud ng,reyvani.
had rone for the black republicans that Nsw York ~oac
pol pc trueY she nos hal an opportunity ~ write tho
~ ghtet 10 her history, ard II sne oct n next
las,esy haI Lpcoln snout no, be Pres cert, sne wa
loud cheers He believed that New Yorr you'd save
ne raiia Let ever nian BE- hero - u or
city would roll up 50 COO majority or the Union parry
Inc tnion could not nc issoved, bee. Goa Almighty
irsiened that should always remain unled. He 1a1
ooseo ulsn inc various traasparencis Of TIE potai
parties, aud n was IN his ppwer be Wre uopn
ne armsmen. above them, The Unto, and tie csnsttn
or our naiye lane forever cemontei wtn he oood o.
Dor fathers
NJ Clinton resumed his sat AMID great cheering
On the conclusion o. 1r Ciut,n's spcch ice CHAIRMAN
iaee zone passing complimentary remark and tocn
The honorable General vArtA.neu.x n onio, who
aid that be had no cssce y detain The meeting tao
ear was late, atd tas eloqucnce thai rad pre,cdec
i'm coud not be equ.llsd His apology FOR appearing
bore wa that the Unian IN dsngcr II his osn
aie a. ~ Pcnnsy vaas. alarming ,gas bad oeea seen,
nj events q wctai Import had hapreoed New Yors
ow Tie ari atrenchatnt Of the Ualon an6 he eons;tu.
he had q cunGons metsage for New f0rS from the
e3end bai not osq ercd mcu % Onto that tnsy shoae
tnrd Hrm to ;hclr principles Ard their dutcs 10 roll
ack tne threaienng tide o tho sectional ~ Dow fol.
~ = destroy tue corntry Before Cod be beloved
bal The fcstins o. he whole county she AaudE
( Nex York Unied they mus, conQ3sr bot Z divdec
hey would fall 10 ilsioa 40 10 uoiea they soslt be
truuR, despite Of tho arithmetic ard arruers "a
ers1or seward. Wien bad combine good
~ associate. The democrais party ia done wei e
nlc Surrounded a. hey are BY danger, thy are tod
hat TIE UniOa must be Eavei BGt tAs eoei only
@ dCue D. supporting The doctrines &C ne Constitution.
T. vent 0n 81 oonsderabo length 70 dspu the theories
the republican party. add concluded his eloquent speech
y predicting thorough visory for The uaon on Tues
~ feSt
Ee vas loudly ap2landea Throughout, ana the COO
fusion o. his aTatou the baud played pssriotcsr.
The meeting after separated 10 perfect nsrm'rys
verv body quite determined 10 do the beet Tor
be tnion and the Integrity OF zach sovereru state
~ Jothus J. Henry vs- most untrng q De e01r1
D the good Of the popular cause.