The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

u.r orssD,ssd for The CANVASS your enemy 10 about
lake he bid Let every individual within .oe
'espor sibisy in this canvass Don't for couscisnoe
.ske frost this IN the bands the men who are 70 make
lump speeches Remember that every one Of you can
work than ! intend 10 speak as long ~
uy voice will last for Lincoln and liberty and when my
vocs In zone, can't In other ~ay ndrce the temo-
Gratis to flee from the wrath 70 come. vii lie uoon
back and bechop to them with my hands Qaughter)
II the person Of Abraham Lincoln We nave msa true 70
be contribution true to she principle: o. liberty whose
tain to be elected President OF the United Sates In my
Judgment, % the election d to come. (Appause)
Now,s the day and rows the hour,
See the front Of battle io~eY,
Zee approach Buchanan's power,
Chains and slavery.
Lay the looofooo's low,
TRAITS fall vheree'r they 20,
Loeriy's IN every blow,
On yard, DO or do (ApplAuse.)
Lieutenant Governor Rusch. Of Iowa, WIS next an
spspeled Bar ner' from the band
Itrtepsn Governor Ruscs Ead-Nr President and fel-
low ci'is: aid mos expect that farmer from the
gar Wet would be called upon 70 address thn assembly
greet fellow citizens Of New York In the Of the
,epublicsrs OF the state OF Iowa. (Applause.) am
,veDiDg the great and noble home OF honest Abe
Lincoln snd other hopest lam Of the LITTLE hap
py sny Of deegses that have since retuvned from NE
green pTaires Of Illinois, happy not becanse We have
been sent 10 grass there but because ,eeded in
bsrvesre from the fertile sol Of that noble State the
old corDsiak upon which We intend 70 feed the de-
mocrscy and prepare them tor The slaughter house.
Great augbter And when you read the democratic pa
peIs you VIII notice tn.t our fsnss sresdy 90
meal; certain that the Little Giant will be sick
OF before next tail. QAughter) You may not car.
much about Aiepce rail epEuer from the West knox
you used 70 meaxufg Thugs by the yardsck Of tns
cry but the great prairies In DIFF
er.nt way VIII remind you Of The feet thai the capital
don't do TO drive democrats from the Capitol ct wsshing
ton htakes good sound blown from walnut rails to g.,
thross In the Sate Of Iowa (Applauss) The fact that
Abraham IAroolp ~ nsr may nake1ou COOL bu. II rs
different ~b The hundreds Of farmers In the
Northwest They used TO upon those area
United States gest farm of tnrtv three nsds ana
grs at Of upconivated and besides, they Ioow
az ON Of President q the choice of suoer
inertept Of this farm fer four Yeas They want N
know Who Ia who is to superuteDd thai great fsrn
Ifeie man SIX feet and fourtpchss long (sughter)-
would soy thai that nskes him great for
ony two shes shorter, end have claimed be
osiu,aDy 10 the CONCLUSION that gill kno~
nansge their farm. There another man who will pre-
sent himself - oompettor would make no dff,r
that be 10 only -four feet egb he understood hoe
range the farm TO the tafefsctcn Of the
there appear before the people, ami each upoa
bH shoulder carries bag with samples the fruits an
rrodroe be intends to grow upon that grea. farm ABB
Lincoln opens his bag and tales out the golden wheat OF
he prairie the corn and the poaioe, and he promises
you bread for the millions Of the white people OF this
tiop. BE promises TO protect the labor Of the
White man, Of the mechanic, and OF the mutsls
very heavy osced and be appears before you and tells
you that raising wheat sni corn and potatoes m9ds
bo,o1s but he int do TO ow upon this great farm thai
bpop which founded civilization and refoement So he
takes down his beg end opens IT, ana he puts his hand
akes II out and shows you-a little niger (Grest
laughter Now, farmers have made up our mlnos tbs,
&c VIII cutivs,e the mndsiil idess an happy to pro
clam that the STATE OF Iowa will, with unqu s,iop
able DO one OF the nrmest upoolders the repub
hcAp cspodates, Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hsmpu
No.wnbssspdpg that went With New York for VII.
Dsm H. srwaro, although bc was nv choice. vet must
have satisfied myself travelling through the state OF
Per psyvspia that perhaps he The only bom The
repubi IAN party could elect next tail rooOgn William
seward was my choice, an not such . fool 10
Iounce TO the locofocos that the republican party
bss only TT, BE- President Of the United States
tsbier and applause) Gentlemen, there . thou
ssn men In ranks honest and able enough to be-
Prttcept Of the United States and the least Of the thou.
ssso better man than any one the other party
people s not always c.. Ss her ase.. nss ~ aa
CT usspces OF the tnes the moral stand point Of the
American people Abe lincoln VIII be elected and during
four Year, be will educate you to appreciate Ike
william II. ssward. Continued cheering was sorry
I've slsv, .w Should have Voted with that party rs
Arsrran citizen and 70 give my vote for President in
tbs my copied country. But the endorsement OF
party and my n,s vote "" gwen ios
Franklin Pierce; and hope that Gcd win forgive me-
daughter sno sppanse) Since tina. time the American
ave suivec At the bottom Of dsgrsce with james
ncohsrsu. lover they cannot 60. Qauehier) Since
ntiOn Of tne rtpnDucan parry the
ife Jtople ~ revvinx ana ere long william "a. Seward
sh be the standard Of the great repuocsn party That
my oyinion. Bet have not time TO address you
Sslied q Dutchnan. I ooui show you that that Is not
true; nc, because would deny that hail from tina,
area. and noble nation that has slvays been foremoe.
:or Truth Justice and bcpesy, but becsuse could snow
you thai have oissolved former political bonds add
hat 10 cay am IN my beartsnd saul ~ god Ameri
Il ny country men. l have not power 70 speak TO ny
o~n your sstisfactiop, but am happy that can
kss 'pesk the Ensi&h language we'd enough 70 ss.ure
that shall prefer 70 advocate freedom, justice
and huh In broken kpehsh, rather tina, To defeed
slavery, vrcpg and fasehood in native tongue Zap
6ko w. Crrr wss the next speaker. he said ,-FeIlo~
republicans, have . watch (laueh,er) yell you
en- aware Of the hour Of the night and that there must
n but thing thought Of BY all ssrnest Dsn - this
ure, ne question q The unss psrfec.y understood.
the cid sphinx Of slavery sitting 10 the path of
,y p'rssn, themselves srcs the Democratic party ha.
sspied the party. (App,suse.) Behold smsn vho as
paor Of the Cpiteo ssa voted 10 tamper with the
ms n s Sen. ,ATsy ,,s In Ss cssr o. w.snDa
10 maintain % law that wherever the nse of country
sos, there soes slavery Our foreign representative
The sIoosss for shv,ry AL the Offices u the
by Sled with the niniors Of the slave power.
Every petty pcssmssfer ether tbe advocate cf slavery
s.n; or ne. .0's as me . s . p . ss
srd the Union 70 stand only With pro slavery ipterpre
tsi,cu ssd policy. friend recently IRON Charleston
hgup How n thar" said I: ''n eeeus 70 me d has
bctn knocked down" CHATS just ~ raid be, "apd
y. ros se, s Sp' L.ushss, he democratic v.s,y
togttcsoe, Who rtured 10 . country tovp and ses u
businees hut amer ntle WHILE of want success, be
back 70 the city. He ssid be held until day
. man csme and said. "Are you . coopevY" "Yes"
care you pretty smart workman" yea" "well,
sopt you undertake N nske ncv barrel to that Old
burg hole Of MIMI Nou laughter Then the ssif
seemed W him that his busness had GIN out. and be
came back TO The CITY. uAcsbssrl Mr.. La
hg OF the areas and the litsk giant Unoo'a
took the Little Giant In his hand and looked at him a
moment, he snsbed II him instant, closed his hand
and The Little Giant had dissppeared. Osuehtey) The
speahcr then adverted 70 tue rominaion a Chcago
heartily approving Of the While he felt thai
better for ber great leader 10 retain 10 history the
name OF Seward than 10 oil IN history the seat n
Buchapsp, he joined heartily In the shout Of the thou
pnnds and tens Of Thousands along the line OF Ae t.
graph % the nevs Of the nomir aiion OF honest Old
Abe lincoln (Appsuse
General Nr vas nov loudly called for, and being en-
nourced by the Chairman, spoxe - folio u;-3eni,c