, 1860-10-03

;Artv. aad ,he Naive Americ.n party, m.n
enough to constitute Republican parsy--lhe
party of Freedom. a. peu.e
And Tor that We axe Indebted to tue klnaness,
no daubt, Of you: distinguished
s-ua.or, now Q candidate for the PreaidencF.
str. g'as-{'aushtes1-who.i in procuring
Tho abrog4tlon Of the Missouri Compromise, 50
shattered tue calumns.of these parties. este
disiutegrate them, and instantly thers Was the
the preparation, for the onsiAu zht.
Stsll there was wanted IN occasion; and that
OCCASION Vas siveu, when, il An hour OF mad
ness, the Denccratlc party end Administration,
with the synpa,hv. or at 1eas. the arqn:cseaee,
Of the O'd Line Wh;gs and the Native AueEi-
cans, refa.ed 10 allow the State Of Kansas to
exercise the perfect freedom il choosing be-
tween liberty End slavery, which they had
promised to her, except she should exercise IT
u 'aror Of Bi1very- Then caosethe hour. We
had then, fellow citizens, the material Tor
party; We had the occa=icn for party; and
the Kspub. .ican party apra1g into e1is'aoee a.
once, tnll armed. [ will ncEer knowingly 10 evil
that gocd mar core Of it; will never even
wish that others may DO esll that good may
cYme OF it: nEd FIR the simple reason thas
know evil 10 be certaaa. and tha tsooo oniy
possible or prpbtemG:'ca!- But 90 ntn ever
rxjaice1 more besrtily oFer tbs birth Of ms
first b,rn, than did when SAN the FOLLY sra
,naduess Of the 1epeci Of tho Missouri Con.
prvn,se, ,4nd,he rejctinn Of kansa@. [Applause.J |
These a:ts, said to myself. aEe the doi ~ OF |
Presidents, Of Senators, OF Juagts, Ct Ff1es1s
aud Of Deacous; aud when the Hepuetean par
ty organized l'seif, | sa'a now Is tue ~ofk eo"-
pete. iG,od: Goed!] ,n;.l
How much have b:ea eheesed IN this long
contaat. by seeing that o?lT stolen. surrepu-
tiuus advantages were gained by Slavery IN taa
farm Of rescrip.s snd edicis and laws on tee |
sta,use.took; while tbs cansc OF freedom
brought in, first California; next, NeT Ae1eo,
with her conatitullcn ca1inicE freedom; nex'
Eapss&: next M:nnesot1; end ne1t oregon;
you my ali know, II yon possibly reuem9er
The song tf ioy, Ipt To poetic, bat as f4al ol
truth and h.pp,ness; rs the sooX OF Miriam,
which tten uttered, declaring TIN: that "as
the End aad .he victory WIS s7rn, houa Ap-
piause The battle is ended and tbs sic:orys
ours. Why the, say they, why NOT withdraw
from the field? For the sinpte 1enon sha. i
the victor retire from the fel3, tte rang ;'shed
viii then come back, aud the battle vii! not be
wor. Why snoa!d the v.c:cr *lshdfa*, and
enemy7 Why should ne place taa enemy back
upon lie tield, Iad withdraw his teg'o2s into
the far distance, to give him ca t1ee to re-
estabi,.h the live tha: has bean hrckea up:
This KeEubl,can rarty will ox complies this
great revolution. I kuo7 It will, because, In
he first place, it clearly perceTes H. duties.
Il ia Ut ap,mous upoa This tuo!ect- We have
had heai,etion heretofore, but the czetd TO
which have already adgerted, "h1ca 'sued
from that Caancii chamber NOW befoTe sis'. an
uounced the true determsna atioo, and e. esnnos'es
| that great, living, national idea ct freedom,
| with whicl began. know that tie Aepnoi''
can nartr will do it, because it lads the reees.
sar, forces ia a!l the free States adequate,
trust. 10 achieve success, md has forces in re.
| aaryr. and increasing, in every slave State IN
1hs Unior, md Only waiting until the zuccess
Of the Republican party in the fEee States WILL
be such as to warrant protection to debate, and
| free .nfrtaya in the slave States. tApuause.
| Raj. above all. know it, because the keiubli-
| can nart7 uas what is necessary in every revo-
| intirn. cbos. the bright lice OF policy. las
| III. nnlicy of paace and moral aHaslon; Of tree-
dem 1al sulTFage; the policy, Sotof is:ce, but
Of reason. [Applause. It returns 1ladas-s
for uakla1nsta; 1szsenuy ins1eassa ~ a4s5 sss
Genes III. a:Toog In contention with the weak.
# lrss.s !Aa subject Of sifrerr 10 the slare
states to the c.re Aaj responsibility OF tue
SLAVE at.t+s a'one-lioud cheers} 40, ding oJ
The constitution OF 1he eoH'tE5. WHICH III -ass
t1us,iu,. ,hat tie end capnot be wrong, roTi-
did lLss j. sbsil confne itstlf wi:nla ITS iegtt.
! irna.e ltoe Of duty, tdersbr n=k'sK freedcm
/ parsmourt II the Federal GoSernment, aaa
IN ling it ths iutcrert Of every American 1,s:-
~ tn sustaiu j: as sucl. know ttGt toe Re
nnhl;cun marry will succeed IN tAia. because It Il
3 nnsi.,ys .aI a.: lct.ve party. l. j. the oniY
nariy ia the couotry thut il or can be posl:ls I
, ! IN rs scion. lou haze three other parties o.
forms Of parties, but each o. them without she
characteristics oi party. 1oa s1e to choc@s
!, | The c1..z=1 ia to caocse hes"eea Lac NsFue"
: nv them now by their candidates. II:
, I;ncuin represents tie Eefub.icaa party
, IHasrty epo1ause.l LIZ Represents part:
i | WHICH Iaa de,~fm.ned saat aot one mere ti.S'
, sba.l be imported frcE Africa, or tra1osesrs'
irom acy sia.e state, domestic or t1relKn, an
| = Tn Hntl ct tie DAltE
S:stes, {cheers II Eou elect lin, you kEo*
/ nni a = trer;d KuGEs whvt OF Cil71 Toi- laA
: tha caeu Of Mr. Iohu Bell. an honofab!s mao.
= t,na ma and = very learned man, very patf
: otic mEn; man Hnon ze:pso., n.e - soI.
4 intcrcaur.a quite as much ss every where e,ss
i ns hers where my word may be regarded
| s;mn;v complementary; hu. what GOES NJ
r J,hn i;e1]. AID bis constitutional uniou-"h:
= IA tha name oil his party! C9ast,tn.onai-
unon, Is it not; [LaeKf!:e: .';ss, %1nf "a npt DOT
= nronos, m ,bis qaessio..? liz proposes 10 il
!. no1s il 4uoss.her: nus to know that there
4 | srch a question. II we cac suppose such
ts,nr noa.ible as .fr Belts election by the PEI
:. nie, vi;st ttsu7 He ignored The question Il:
II Tue day ot election csEt, but It VIII not s1a5
r. nored. Kansas comea ana as7S oF nsnSs. s;=s ~
n 10 be ndmi.ted into tue Cn'oa. The indian re
10 r;,orr also. south ct Kansas, moss re Vasett
i. hv tbs Jap,ans and here ut oace 1he staEeaol'
"a eys prrseut ire question as T. ey viii atso DO
4 H. case Of N.~ Mexico- 1t will not stay i
r. noIcd. 1t wlil no: res:.. 1t canEos res. x
~ have u9stoored the decision for four 1eara. u
y. that Il ali. Postpoa:ag does nut sstte It. "h'
II ,ufens;n1 t:r sults, have seen times when
i; thtur}t / wcn a great advantage BY getting I
~ .+:1arnmsa:, {tsughteE1, hu: always 'ou,
rnvsr;heiess thA. II WAS Igteat de IL better to
n beaten in the hrst instance, and try It aga
vt thau TO hang MT hopes upen an ao1ousnmsi
-, {Rspered laughter aod applausel
i. Tase the osser: sar. Brecktn1iAge Ecpresen
nv Il par,y that proposes 4 pulley the very oppos1
=; of aura. They propose to extend s'asefy -
~ to use the Federal GoFernn.ea: to 10 y
~ IN Euppo.e h.n e'ecse3. Nlll that eans'5
Id American n:oq!e (efieF o. no, np' Isa. ~
-. onlr wha. Mr. Huctaoau nas sl-sAdy. dor
,a Ana If should put vo:e 10 this audle1cs
am sure I should get no vote ot eonuuen nce
I'D Mr. Dacbanaa {No, ra, mol That, oI eoar
tar H1: if wers to 20 into D+ii-nna'EseIet' :
est tiouaaUn nion party meeune. ~ 'sst -
~ Gsk fo- voss OF c,nI1eaee o; ! au'ea D1eaaa
nv ttes would se5 No, just az emphatchh* 20
r. d. In tho demonstration tor Ms. Do'
H. 1as Eh;ch ia to b. made here Ga7 alter tom
II row. shall net be here, lad would nos III
e,e the riph. to appear if ~ere-eu: anJ Of
% have tee right By Their lsa1e' asa 5oa ~, ou
N tut to DO ii without, to offer aoa put 10 Eot
vas rf.olu}iou Ct confidence in tauses Ducnan
II sud YOU would gc. PIE ,:se'g toe sama nega'
hut resnonse that rcu re: he:e, only l1'te lons
hss 1Applaase and laughtes:l Thea tue people
.n1. not coipg to elect Mr. Dfeck1rr'dge' oscaast
rar p.opeses to follow in tie iootstepn oi aif'
snt caansa, who II T. jecsea. Grant, however,
IL owir. to so-ce strange su':agrrehsps!ont
m some s.rsnge camdi1as.on, taes laa1 cotan
,h.a shfY htpe, ana Indirectly, i not directly.
heT Mr. Dseckinridte President, sappote
..I lI1aek.urid4e elected Does that sess'c tae
his lin N .ayor of slavery: !n=a Jqu WIZ. VIZ
stst and ,Ao Constitutional uaion pa:t}, asd
rrr. D-uc|as party, to drive Lin out agaiu, l:a
a ~ ,er1 but You hare oily postponed the qaef
ont, for four years more; and tar Eofe se1l'es'
rear AibjY fatal.
l.ve Tbs Douglas party. ,ls. Douglas party i
,ksd 4 positive party. IL itoposss !aes s,"s,;,
hn t:ong,a.s. Ttat Is jrs: xhas We had the
,as;s nia viii rot do, and will net &c content =
uu5er John Bel. Whr shaua they like II
p of te. uztes NJ. Dausla.? As. DouslaS ans
&c scrs. Tso:,s icncrsd, but .ha. it belongs to the
;.rs r;trrias. ard tasy c2n sat:ls it better aud
,r;iJ wiselv +haa We c4n. What ezn .leJ do:
ate5. they settled it in .he!E Territories n iaF
sst Ia slavery Are you, the people Of tbs Tree "
hen gang to eoneent 10 taat! II Mey ms'e,
jrr In ali thev not consent to the proposition 9
as.a. Frcsidsn., that The people OF harsa5 &
1heir be suti led 70 slavery u:ser tao Lsso1
= the C,ns,;,n,;oae Then, :asy said, that va
Q ycu act Of the people. nu' sao pesF'S ~, a.
tatEs, Territory shonla uecloe ~ !Aos y. ras :
CONT A:e the Hare o'sses 4o'9r - a.4u
u can be.au:e taeT bare tatls eaoo.aa@ .1 ~ ~
Aye, Of AF. Drstkin.io4e 70 soaenue ..,a No7 "@'
- The they shall regain 'ns lost oeA.e'
trade Eut Mr.. D1u2ias PfoPssa'ooa naJ assa
=, sad different way. Ae aa!s' oL9s4e
.h=ir rightly, that y IL lmmase1sai 70 nanas -
1st be be has no right and ooes nes psoposs "
y fe. upon the question: "ne'ne5 taeJ so.o -. :
y, Ws up or doFu. lAangn ss.l 80 'a"5 - :" ;,
rump- slavery up IN toma AetInuate7' 10
:, and down 10 so9e olhef Ies1l:o1es' lnss.