The New York herald., 1860-09-19

Supplemental Repert-speechss OF shs
Hon. John Cochrsns, Of New York;
In consequence Of the strain upon our columns 10 our
issue Of the fact hAs we On
deavored TO our readers by issuing triple
sheet-the following speeches Of Hon. John oocnfane'
delivered at the monster meeting Monday night, were
unavoidaby omitted in the HKRAIps report yesterday
At the outside meeting Mr. Cochrane introduced py
Alderman Cornell, and was received with protracteo
cheering Mr. CocHRAsx said they were present night
placed in position for the first nre into the midst Of their
opponents they had called fom their nresides and
homes for vain purpose pursuit ofno vain glory but
teach the proud and nsoent enemy that they demo
inspired with the OF their ancentvc
tories and animated by their wonted srengh-tha. al
though scnsm and division had prevailed in hs democratic
ranks those dssensons were healed and that tnas party
the old party, with Its ancient proud step,
moved vctoriously for ward 70 It's usual riumpns Cloud
cheers) while thousands upon thousands Of our fellow
citizens were in yonoer room listening to the speakers
there there tens of thousands standing
without and under the naked heavens that they might
listen TO the great truths for which the democracy were
contending. He Mr. C) had len his position within
TO speak for few moments TO the multitudes with
out he would return from his position here when MS
which they the OF thousands Of their brothers. sent
unto those in yonder hall Of encouragement and God
embarked. (Applauss) II was but few nights since
that the ranks o the enemy proudly occupied this square
assertion that beneath their Efforts the old democratic
party should yield. cloud cries Of "Never-never")
Scan you overcome the who often has carried
dismay into your ranks " The to that question
has been rendered here TO night We democrats an
swered the question: and Il Is TO be found In this vgor
Gus cheering, appAudng multitude II is 70 be found in
your nrm positions and in your upfted countenances
Il s To be found In those principles which inspire you,
and in that determination which gathers you here to-
geher to night He not prepared TO 60 Into the de-
tail OF tho principles which characerzed the party to
uUad. lifti
from the ranks OF their opponents. He had simply
70 say that the side they had heterogeneous
OF people opposed 10 them. On that side they had
those who proclaimed themselves be Lincoln and anti
slavery men stil on the side, they had those who
mem sort Of piebald sectional rarty-O Oaughter)-
= party composed OF the odds and ends OF
trosic democratic party (Great laughter and cheers
There might - well be brought against you an army OF
boys for this host Of democrats assembled here TO neht
in spite alleged DIVISION and In spite OF charged schism
in is ranks, Will teach its enemies Of old that when
the country in danger democrats unite and rally to its
rescue. (Great cheering) Where was the democrat
who would assert that because friend Of
Bell that therefore he could not act in unison with the
friends OF John c. Brecknrdges or where the
who would charge that the friends OF Breckurdge and
Bell could cooperate With the friends OF Douglas when
the country was IN daDgerS whenever yet the country
has been in danger, orgetul Of all minor divisions, pa
trots have rallied to lis and m preservation The
Bell man flung aside his peculiar thoughts, and the
Rseckinridge man his peculiar ideas, and joined in
cause, and the support Of the ticket
nominated BY the Douglas Convention confident that in
Cechrane continued at con sideraoIe length IN similar
stain, and was heartily cheered at tho close.
~ .ns eOse o. s1e meeting wnp M o,S
spoke AZ ioowsFellow citizens and Union democrats
have just returned from action on the tented deld
(Cheers.) Yonder aky without looks down upon
such as the patriots eye sstens to look upon and
which his heart swcs with emotio Of gratitude while
his judgment becomes satisfied that his country SAFE
(Cneers.) know not what may be the peculiar organ
zation of those tedious lines OF which while
dragged heir slow length along clothed with gtering
Ranc strength OF the people who here, and know
that ssch people, in such numbers vigor and euthus
asm, though sunk in drowsy sumocr t TO meet and
vanquish whole armies OF Wide Awakes. (Cheers more
mpoT ant and amore peculiar than this which
previous political campaign Never
which thundered at Bunker'B Hl-never since the day
any political campaign been opcned more pregnant with
the fate ~ principles and interests than this present
campaign Of lsoo tchoers) And who are they who Ia
this conflict ths base Of the constitution VINO
they who with the flag OF country bound
them proca themselves the champions Of tue rights Of
the people, the defenders OF democratic faith and demo
cratic pripcipcss they those who always
been enroca in the party Of the whole country, whose
nance couspcuoas IN the annals covered with the
traditional s'orics II democratic unity Are they
those who time alter time, and year after year have
marched steaai.y shoulder 10 shoulder over onward
against the contepding foc and who as otea have rc
turned from the contest with the dead their eds
victorious banners waving over them, and martial mu
sic prociamipg yictory 10 the party ol the country
(Greaf applause Ana "a now asserted that this
Victorious army ~ nstriois beaten and dsperscd-that
union has scattered them they weak and willing
victims 10 the militant army OF repnocaos-(;r.e OF
mo; never )-ihat divisions prevail and sccessioos
have occurred among these lately victorious masses
Forbid n, op' Turbid IT, fsc, let rdicule boot aud
scorn iebuke the aesaion We who 'ompose the people
creed OF our psrtyse know that, Of old yet
united, and II moved with thai vigor and determine
ton that hitherto have characterized ed rus and
tlon, success a~ats such efforts and such action.
(Chsers) Ihave sAid that this inporiaot
Of all the political compagps that this coauiry hAs ever
n ID "a Nstf
aide tho constitution ant the country the other
= f.nasiclsr, division ard dsnnion u - prosaimed
shadow 10 not 70 be cpgagcds II not, Why do hear
hAranguers in far distant parts ofthe land away where
that the republican party abolition party-ihst the
republican party, u Installed In power, win excadc
Fugitive Slave law why do we hear them proclain,
with trumpet note and riunphai strain, while gathering
TO Their rank. the radeal soolisionss Of the lana,
tical with the standard Of the present republican
party And pcroeivDs these things yonder North,
Why u u that away where the southern Cross gcams
rora the Southern sky hear another tale unfoaed
and told that Abrsham Lincoln the representative
Of tho conservatism q ths land that Abraham Lincoln
viii be the protector the saveholder In thai be win
administer the Fugitive slave law that be w protest
nsvery ana continue within the District Columbia
Rome and another ier Athena way TIA. this sioucn.
two faces, (chcers Aushtcr) Why &C. gsntlemss,
Mr.. Cochrane said be resumed that such hypocrisy
SAHst ~ prcNns~ tnAk pftnclpfe " no fonxcr euter
Ained, but " become . mere axaumptinu; 10 N be-
esnse there are gathered together this land pcoald
crew Of vHriexAted coors-hcre black spos and
white srot-wbo Affect 70 assemble une ax9rexated
wholea miserable union-a soathcc oppostion orgAa.
red contend against their ascient and enemy
theoe ieuds Of The country and the Union, under the
Of the united opposition. (Applsuse) Those enc
mies Of ours have nxcd their eyes upon the shadow
Zee. With thst exceeding that which uncatai ca
pscity can properly estimate they have fred their oog
Ing upon the running Of feaera patronage
and In their anxiety 10 mbibe Of the and par
food rnep NJ
vievs-men who consult consistency Of trutn or Of
acton-men who animated with but one desire, and
that one Of self aggrandixemertthcse men, like bees
hiving together, ssien their goadng grpe upon each
otber ana are thus mpcl<d, BY their own momentum,
against The demooratic rznks- (ApplsuscD And Who
are they that constitute thoee democratic ranksf DO
they not come Into tho Geld captains Of
oonqueripE hosts which, while struggling Cor victory
refrain from directing fraricidsl hands against their