The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-13

coD4insency Ia which they would dissolve It Nov
desire 70 know OF MAJOR Breckenridge whether the
contingency set forth by hw electoral friend IN yir
gmia ID bis heterogeneous 10 me, 10 the In which
be would dissolve this Union (Cheers) | have a
right 70 an answer 70 that question And here viii
answeF the question OF that gentleman In the crowd
Who became angry few minutes Ago-tcries Of Pu,
Dim out)-oecause would NOT answer him at He
desires TO know whether in favor Of union ticket
in this State. (Cries OF mo, no, money!
Tss Man N rIn crowd AGAis-A fnsion ticket.
Mr. DoueIAs-welI, union or a fusion ticket, which
ever you please ten him that am in favor Of cordial
union o. ey Union man, evy constitutional man. every
man ,oo desiyss TIE pvesrrotson Of the Union and TIC con
iinscses Oud cheers ka,m Brsesnr,ass Is IN favor
Of enforcing The lascs doasna dssaniois Scedvs dbolism
ias and all etAU cases q men, in Ae eue Ae esion
plause)-tut tell yox that utterly opposed 70 any
union any fusion with any mos or any party scho s0 not
s.s q. a ma' ma @s sSs's' @,., and
Now my excitable great laughter shethsr
bis Breckenridge inside Of the church, he must get
answer from that gentleman himself through the Nor
folk Questions (Renewed hughter) When he ~ers,
and pledges himself enforce the laws In the coutingen
time enouah 10 tax about he and fusing or ooalesoing
Three cheers Believing that this Union In danger
wi any personal sacrifice TO preserve IT, Cries Of
anne would tend 70 defeat Mr. Lincoln. would this
ment withdraw it-Voices-s You shall not do itp
mine would insure the election Of man pledged % the
constitution the Unon and the enorcemeot Of the laws
(CheeB)
A NoCx-There Is mans name can do IL but yours
(ApplAuse)
Mr. IoueIAs-That s very sensible remark OF yours.
ICrest applause and laughter NOW, my Friends now
the only political organization In existence su
GENTLY national In character and sufficiently powerful In
~. Three cheers am, therefore, in favor Of main
tanning that organization for the good win reader this
country Voices, 1--WE are also, The democrasic par.
~ CREST political party. Its proud achievements viii
be found recorded every page OF American history
and every great reform introduced into civil policy
has been mainly owing to its power and efforts. Every
extension Of our territory has been democratic mea-
and Al those great commercial enterprises for which
the United States have become 70 renowned are demo
triumpbs But stu adhere 10 the Old democratic
party, within whose bosom was born more for it,
pacy do good in the future than tor It's great achieve
BAH Fvrunr MAY in the crcwd-rhe question is
union or dsun,on, secsonais or union ! am Boil
and Everett whig.
Az INDIGNANT DxSocEAr-Your'e damn fool. (Iausb
Mr. DovcIAs-My worry jealous friend, the Bell and
Everett man, the question Of union dsunion
nov The issue. fea, that such is the case. believe
that this Union only be maintained by puttag do
ali SECTIONAL parties Il Is not enough you p i down
the grave Southern disunion Good, and cheers
The great political question nov involved that Of inter
ysD'on or non intervention BY Congress with slavery
that Congress shall prohibit aavery wherever the peo
pie wsot It: the Southern demand that Con
gress shall psss laws to maintain and protect slavery
wherever the people do not want IL. Thus you
nnd that both OF them advocates OF Congress
sioDal interventopbe favor OF the South, the
agaD<t H. They agree In principle, and they differ only
In the application Of that principle Ny friends, viii
not detail you mary minutes longer. cloud cries Of $50
on Go on) You have llstened to an eoq ucnt able
and patriotic speech from Georgias gallant aud fvore
an-hsee cheers Tor Johnsoni-a you have seen this
day that Northern and Southern men their
principles In the terms In every part Of this glorious
country. (Grca aPpiause) Democratic principles are
the 10 Georgia In New York they are the same
In Virginia as 10 ilinois-(ap whenever the
time that cannot visit the land ofmy birth aud the
graves q my ancestors and carry my pos ~ principles
something wrong In my creed. (Cree OF "Good bly,"
aud cheers see stated in ooe OF tho newspapers Of
this cry, on tie Authority Of an Intelligent cor.
told them that he anxious 10 visit the grave Of his
father in RsDtucky and the grave Of his grandfather In
the valley Of Virginia there 10 explain his political opin.
ons but fearful Of personal vioIencs II be did 40.
(cheers have very recently visited the grave OF my
father in irse state and The birthplace Of my children
In slave state, and in both places avowed the same
more have made good. sound democratic speech Ia
AS s Iincon arssdt.,Ss9 tcssem ''' u
FsTsrsAsTc tsplvDuAI--i hope VOC will make II over
n, NJ 10 mon,
u,oe duty On earth more grateful 70 fssnss ssAa 70
make one over Mr. Lncolnk political gave (rrcmsndous
ness 10 h. Lincoln, but believe that the good
Of his own country requires his defeat. fchecrs.
The party which be has become the chosen leader lids
doctrines rubversve OF our Constitution a voce-"So
Old John Blown He Was the original author Of the
rreprcss BILE conflict having declared that doctrine
hts canvass in Illinois months before Mr.. seward
made his Rochester speech Hence have appealed 10
you 70 day 10 Close up ranks ard TO all roon loving
men and s men IN favor OF ths enforcement Of the laws
10 every rontrgeucy, 10 rally 70 the support OF one
electoral ticket and thus beat the sboltlonss Great
applause, In which the Brecsnrdge ,nserrogstor
observed 10 Join heartily) But conjure you you
love your country, and you wish 70 preserve your
liberties and transmit them unimpArcd 70 you chdrco
10 make 10 bargain, no combination, no fusion, no
Compromise with the friends OF any candidate
the uaintenanee of the Union. the inviosbity Of
the constitu,oc aud the enforcement OF the h~s In
applause, which noticed the Bsccknrdgc inter-
rogator ct noe join Ny friends, there many elo
quep champions Of the democracy nov present aod ~
have neither the the strength occupy Of
your time even n desired 70 do 90 shall bring nv 70
marks 70 concuson 10 the that the and
patriotic cause 10 which engaged viii be bette,
conserved by thse great AID gallant young champions Of
W. Douglas here retired amid nre cheers but returned
70 the froui o. the stand Immediately, With Governor
Moorebead 81 keutucsy. He addcd-ecnuemeu. L dis
cover co The sisDd gallant old oe whs Who nov pre-
sent " you cThree cheers for Governov Moorehead y
He = man Who never had any sympathy for the
ierl-s msa with whom took great p~ssurc ia srs,ns
. memorable occasion when country danger
When northern aboionisss and southern dsunion'sts
the Irustrlous Clay forward and led the uniou
vnigs ard the Union democrats victory behalf NJ
the principles n intervention BY Congress with
patriotic old whiss sThree cheers fcr
Moorrbcsd % He 10 much whis 80 day ~ he Gas
then but ne ovcs bis country noe - he aid then and
ycu DO no, believe call on him and he vii speak for
himseh tGreai applausc)
GOVERNOR MOREHEADs SPEECH.
Governor hossHx.p, on coming forward, met with .
warm welcome He said.-My friends came here %.