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that party from the South who has not talked about
'ssoiution OF this Union in the event of Republican
t nens elected Why do they call dsunonists? l am
80 isuhiohlst would preserve this confederacy if
@ can, m SO long as this government can be maintaned
mocracy should b it, But suppose that the De-
The rnI 90 who declare that .te Constitution is not
freed In 'ne, ] action, and that negroes shall be
rom 0nrDrght banner fifteen States that has tyinDad
battle with ns with MI oi the stripes-that goes
pain ted upon it, death and dissolution ,ons4 @ III
country say that this Union, halowed as itis and
devoted as am to it, rather than live the domna
tion of men who hate me and mine, you and yours
and who would break you and US into dust should pre
fer seeing it rent asunder.
You are Democrats because you love the country
and the Union, and because you believe the
government you live under is the best that has ever
been devised. But when it to be the govern
ment your ancestors formed, when Gothsand Vandas
come and trample upon your liberties and put
you shall not long debate Do you wish to preserve the
Union? eyes. y do. Maryland threw away her vote
once not pleasant thing alude to matters that
- a. pS anu unpleasant both. They had Mr.. Fillmore
urawh as shanghai hen who had large number of eggs
t ne' ' win te name OF all the States in the Union,
eAeePt one painted on them and that exception was
very small chicken following behind with the name Of
Maryland on it, Mr.. Fillmore was looking over his
shoulder and observing to himself-'These id bings
won't halch.' (Laughter.)
Now, fellow citizenes, you going to put yourselves
IN TINS position again? Or are you going to join your
brethren for the only man who has the shadow of
chance lAppause.) Vote for that ticket that the
North II begin to that the only way Black
kepubcanism and save the Union is come in and vote
for our men tApplause) Division among ourselves is
the only thing that can defeat us We have asked moth
ing but what is right and we will submit nothing that
Is wrong They call us secederss Why Are in the
outh attempting to interfere with, the rights of the
North No. What do ask? We ask simply to be let
alone Oh they say you most unreasonable in ask
ing that We ask that the Federal Government wherever
IL mas jurisdiction, shall protect life bertyand property
Mr. Seward asked the Federal Government wherever it
has jurisdction,t to deprive. us OF these.
Suppose after leave the stand am going nv hotel
and brigand should meet the road. He presents
pistol at my head, and says your brains your
would as be without brains as without
money, and therefore a fight ensues and they
say and the backguard occupy precisely the same posi-
Iioh call Tor the police in the meantime, and Mr.
Douglas steps and says mon intervention sir the
Giu5 GGcrnG' lLaushter say to him, Mr. Douglas, my
ifiend; am for non-inervention, hut by that
that you shall not deprive of my life, liberty and
property (Appausel have given you my opinion
IN humble manner, for must know that the people
where reside live beyond the borders of civilization If
nonnervention means not to protect property life
per then the Congress OF the United States is bound to
repeal every law that protects property that prop
erty is IN slaves, but Mr.: Douglas dare introduce
bill of that sort in Congress What is the of nomi
mating a man for whom the people will not vote2-
Mr. Pugh, and some other gentlemen about Washing
ton and especially those belong to the Douglas Com
mittee have been voting and eectng him for some
tlme @ out they cannot make him President Again. do
you Deleve that Lincoln be President thrtythree
State of this Union2 "a voice. ''neer a time ~ Whv
he is actually more odiOus than William Seward is
cause he has not got the sense If elect
ed do you suppose he can get collect the Gus
toms in South Carolina? You may reason about these
things, but don't believe that if even this Union is
going to be dissolved it is going dissolved by Ma
tonal Convention. If it is going to be So will be by
some sudden outbreak on the part of the people. And
who is going into his cabinet if eected Cres of 'no
body, and Fred. DOuglas.'D You have one man in
MARYLAND who may (cries of never! and Henry Winter
Davis,) John Minor Bolts of Virginia, Mr.. Bates, of
Missouri and there might be in Texas; but gen
tiemen, these men would go in this cabinet, because
they would have to leave home if they did (Appause)
Believe me when tell you that politicians up
to the people Believe me- that any the Southern
States who would hold office under Lincoln would be
ynched Take the ticket that you probably succeed
with and having taken it, that you elect it, and in
passing this point let me say that have been much
amused by statement touching the conduct Of the New
ork delegation which controlled the Front Street The
are play for the benefit of Lincoln. Old Dean Richmond
their leader, says the virtue that delegation
worthy the best days Republic but it is generally
considered that the New York delegation to the Balti
Convention were the most corrupt body Of political
ticksers that had been cOngregated together and
In all the acts of political hucksterng Dean Richmond
exceed each and every one of his precious followers
Why, that corrupt New York delegation
harm than they could possibly atone for if they
worked in the changing of the city Of Mexico with ball
OF their legs for the balance of their natural lives But
when you show to the New FORK delegation that
you are thoroughly united and by your union mean to
in the quarter stretch far ahead of you for they watch
only for public punder, and will they ahead
OF you in the hour of victory Laughter But fellow
citizens let me tell you if this election were to be lost
troublous times will indeed come upon this nation.
believe that the of the Democracy is the only
mode of saving the Union, and say to you in all frank
ness that the of the Democratic party the only
thing that will render the Union worth saving Gap
pause As to Douglas he cannot be elected He cannot
get any of the Southern States and he may may not
get some few of the Northern. hope he will. But if
we go up and stand by our principles like Northern
Democracy will following after false Gods and
those will see that have not fasifed the record
and Will rally again under that old time honored banner
of Democracy marching again in solid and unbroken pha
lanx to victory. Applause.l Let the South show
unbroken 'front.' and support the real genuine Democratic
ticket of Breckinidge and Lane, and victory and the
peace of the country inevitably certain applause
The PRESIDENT next introduced to the meeting
Governor STEVENS, of Oregon who said time
they all at home but before going Just let say
one single word. feel, most deeply feel the solcmnty
1f lIs Won hanr
ber of the Charleston Of the Baltimore and Of the Mary
land Institute Convention. (AppauSe.) | have been
introduced to you from Oregon, but the citizen
of territorythe Territory of Washington The people
OF Oregon, through their delegates, hOnorcd with
their proxy, and huSt my brief public life has shown
you that will shrink from sibity,
turn his back upon his friends. (Appause is il
most singular that you find the whole Pacific coast stand
ing shoulder to shoulder with the fifteen gallant States
of the SOuth-sandng shoulder TO shoulder with old
Massachusetts,, with her Bunker Hill and her Lexington
and her Concord? tAppause There is no small sig
nhcancy these facts and refer to Massachusetts
cause she is my mother, for twas there saw
light and there grew up nearly to manhood's estate
lAppause Fellow citizens, that western shore you
find every county, almost every hamlet, in this
States with toll and suffering and with blood leaving
our children and our wives the road every foot of
| which almost deserves monument to commemorate
heroic, dsnteTested and unselsh patriotism tAppause
Fellow citizens allow to say that l filled with
hope in regard to the issue Of this conflict feel that
are standing firmly on principe-I feel that have
courage to bear aOft flag and fight on fight everl
We have the glorious announcement and the hearty
sponse from the South to these sentiments. say you
that national ticket will be tower Of strength in
Pennsylvania, in New Jersey, and in Minnesota
these few words, regreng the laencss the occasion
and regrettng my feebeness of speech, will bid
you all good night and God speed in your noble and pa
triotic cause. (Appause.)
At quarter past twelve the President put the ques
tOn and announced the meeting adjourned.