The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

hail ~In Cheeyer's church" General laughtsr)
"iu oheesers church, and In Al The churches tnss are
ystsd by sprit born Of bell 10 scatter dragons ssh
n every Walk Of society throughout our land what
more M 'aD ha s,con Is At baud the day Of battle al
most dawps Are you prepared fur me connlctf l"i@)
Are you organized Tell you that tne eneny are or
ssatzed ana tell you thai Ine materia aid n,ws IKE
wa er in gour rural districts Fight the dey WIN nre
Il you want TO conquer bin. daughter Rally me
vnl'n ,ds,, ~ sans srs,.hrO s' as lops Is eau
But ] am Southern man, AID believe the
Institutions OF my s.ction 70 be rgh. We 40 no.
Interfere with you and ask W not 70 interfere VIII
"a am siaveholier. Ibrlieye IL right 10 my $40
ton-(cneers)--Id do not wish 10 deceive you would
ask for hs right arm to .. a1s my here
and abaie one joi title from the constitutional rights
OF my people 10 Pander 70 the prjaai'es Of any AMI
spce IN the wo'ld-(loud app,ause) and, yet while
avow thee sentiments, ! believe and rs;s that
ihs poor heart docs cherish : sui,sole re-
bow is this Union be preserved? a voice By ie-
atmg The repubcans") Defeating tho repablsca cans 10
bot ore step II will merely TO defeat tue repub
lean cancidate the Presidency, but 1t must extend
down TO humbles, Offices 10 your git (cheers You
crush out this niereren WI n the property and
ipterefts Of your southern brethren (spplAuse 80
long as You tolerate Office an interme fdler IN other
Affairs you keep up the shaliii sentiment ID your
m,ss, Wby should we he dvidef nosy In fTmer lays,
vhen the people were divided into the wing aud demo
cratic partfs led on By me imtaort Gay, the
ny soeh as jackson there were great nasacA
questions hat divided usquestlns on witch states nsn
might disagree But these questions are among the deaf
Of the past. Why then should there not nc mar
monyf What other dissui bng Questions exsS None
hut harrassng aud delicate question OF slavery AMI
who agst.s that Mainly tho republicans CT the North
The sgators &C the soun ~h soon be sh'rn OF their
power thank God But this question o. slavery y the
everlasting theme OF the itnerant cemagogaes OF the re-
publican party. 1t is all 'oegro, negro negro with
them. II would that All their 81 mpasnrs are n-
vol their tenderness fer the Ethiopian ra;s; and
they lave to betow the sruatf anf miseraole
81 charity in their midst they shut their eyes
the squaor around them, and saed csoc5iie tears
over The imaginary ills of slaves In the South.
What The remedy for thlsS The remedy Tor this 10
ahauds rf:' intervention. (Appa ire Let slavery
alone 10 Congress and Of Congress- amt every where
In other words let stand by the doctrine that the
people o. organized Territories shall regulate their DO
mesc Institutions in their own way, subject to the con
rita Of agtaor either North SOUTH Are not the
pie Of The Territories the best JUDGES OF their social
otgapzsionl Are not al paates safesin leaving the
question 10 the people OF The TeTritoriesy That is
ihe national democratic platform (chcere) On that
platform stand, and on that platform nteud--cone
victory defeatto do battle 80 az there Is a
Lingering hope of honorable utenapce Of The Union
cloud applause believe 1t to be The interest OF my
section ard OF all sections TO adhere strictly tn the
great principle OF II is great ground
OF repose. II requires the smallest amount OF sacridse
from the various parties What Is ~ be gained by de
parture from thtf Have You ever knosn any case
where Congress- attempted to Interfere IN The matter OF
slavery where the attempt dill not produc srhes the
remedy Is to ansier the subject nov and Tor ever
from the halls Of Congress, aud from the political
arena, the people OF the Territories under
the limitations OF the federal constitution. (Applause
That will preserve harmony viii preserve me Union,
II Win preserve the feelings at brotherhood bet Seen the
sections and States Of the Union the Unon can
be preserved in other way. The government cannot
stand this perpetual agitation. II has dissolved the
church II viii dissolve The States Let US have peace
Let this afitson Let the party who undertak e
TO agitae be elmed at the ballot (Cneers
Nay God bless you and bless common country.
TIE meeting then, at qoarter before eleven, al