New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

dton Of colonial vassalage andsr The rude Of Europe
AZ I PST Is look At that. That & the last count find
Mr.. Brecknrdge, the papers tel ns, has sad Yes,
Sir John has sad that there Is trouble brewing Wnat
IL the matter, joint You end the Democratic party
have had possession Of the Govefement ior neanZ
three quarters Of q century; you have put Up ana
you have put down; You have had eon'roi OF me
domestic and foreign policy Of the country yoa have
been omnipotent IN States and In the ynion, 10
the Senate And H. Congress you have had the Tween
and the country Is sick, hiti Why what 10 the mat,
ter Who has been doctoring IL Who has canned
this breaking mp Of bonds Of union Of which we nsve
heard 1s day am S are sad ss as a
Of peace and prosperity dragged 10 the verge Of disc
luon and the curious part Of it is and the cruel part
is that II one Of you had wife or daughter that you
,snSs 81 yr To you Soa n o e s much
God knows, as bad man as am thought 70 be- and
AZ Kentuckians are thought to be in general Hove
nv wife above all women che is In heath, and she
goes and comes, che smiles and crles w9rks aug Isys
do. and if call in some doctor upon some imaginary
or real affection Of the great internal course Of health,
and the doctor brings her 10 bed the rose fades rom Der
cheek the bright eye Su md ana sUe SSS
DIR. the woman is dying, in the name Of God wat are
Won going to doi '"WeIl," says he, the woman .
diving. am sorry, but am going TO yindeae mysssf
in history" Great God are we american PsoPs sae
solved Re intends 70 yindicate the Democratic party m
history. :. ao.,.,s
The Democratic party has brought you o. ,sps ' Tw
them out, and put other men at the helm.
VoIcE-Who do you propose 4te
NJ CLAY--I am willing TO take, for insiance thls
much-caluminated man Seward Chase or ncLs1n
fOD, Criuenden. lAppiause.l If we could have hia
fairly and squarely upon the platform. Anybody en-
cept' lie old Doctor. have got sad d1sAN iof
him. lLaughter.l ,suo, ,,,,o, 80 = !.
Let us look little ct that thing Of dissolution. A
body would suppose with Canada for removed, that
when has become dangerous fur me TO speak where
we're are millions of white men 10 few hundred
thousar slaves that slave property had become un-
safe Dissolve the Union, and move the line 10 the
north of the Ohio and would you have additional SO.
curityi Does any man supposeIis any man MAJ
enough 10 suppose that if these people, once bound To-
gether by common brotherhood Of suffering, by as:o-
Cation in churches by common Christianity BY the
ties of education cannot remain In peace IN me union,
that they would remain In peaca out OF IL docs M.
Breckenridge or Gov. Magoin suppose such ease as
You have your answer when you say Gov. Vice,
Who in the last Presidential race, talked Of SEEING
upon the arsenal and marching 10 Washington 70 take
possession of the archives and preventing the nargn
ration of Republican PRESIDENT saying, now mere
is any fighting TO be done it s TO be done In the Unons
and not ont Of 1t; when you see your DeinocrStic
of the Union. Don't you all begin TO zee the folly OF
this thing, don't you ala see, what all men Of
common sense must see, that outside Of the Union
there lies less security for slave property S.sn,y
thing other than the way Mr.. Caldwell said to-day.
Do you suppose you would have peace No,
Sir, it would be war 70 the knife-nd ne
knife to the bilt. That is what wou'o oe
slave property then Would you, eight mil
lions OF white men,. enter upon contest with
twenty millions and hold your slaves a home. IL 10
not to be heard of. More safety Mo- the fact is yoo
would have to sacri6ce your negroes like France and
Hungary did their slave property, at oace, az the be-
ginning Of the war. Then what would you gam 70 far
az you are slavehodersi What tho non savehoid-
ers to gaial Why, it reminds me Of history that
friend of mine, al iDgent us man, used 70 tel Of
white man and an Indian. They got into fight, and
after while the INDIAN proving too hard the white
the latter cried OUT stop white Han, sOp and the
white man hallooed out, Stop will De damred
doF Why gentlemen, you AJAX all OF us non-saye-
holders of the Union who have borne an the oppfes
sion to sacrifice all the liberty we have, 70 return TO
these rules and regulations Of despom, against which
we rose mp in arms IN i1I6 - 49,.
What do you propose to give US in lien Of this great
Union AS a protection Why The Charleston Her-
cnrv and IRe Riek,aond Esqattrer say, I'VE win
send to Louis Napoleon, and will ask him 70 lend
Us some troops TO defend us! J" Oh, shame shame !
Are you going TO bring as TO this lie this the re ward
hat you offer us that you viii call ON onis Sapoecn
be despot of France, and his troops, and he will de-
end me- against these Northern traitors and fanatics
Are you ready for that, Democrats We have been
led SO long by Democratic leaders s this the feast
(which you have invited us, that afesr you can
longer be preserved that they viii get cus Napoleon
they can't trust Victoria she has too many notions
freedom about herr to preserve as. What
does it mean II means going absolutely back
into French deepotism. Are you ready for that
The Vice President is unfortunate in his aason %
the great Athenian orator. II il we who defend the
liberties of the people, and they wis propose 10 cali
in Philip of Macedon-Lo Louis Napoleon, not The
battles IN Kansas, which fought for the common
liberty, is the reproach of Eschines Not only these
but all the glory of the lustrious dead is In vsn u the
Democratic party consummate the sublecting us 70 q
foreign and alien despotism would that coaid
evoke the genius ofths ilustous defender of Grecsn
liberty that my voice. like his, could touch the hearts
Of my country men with the divine fire Of any as
praons, till they would be again ready 70 cry out
with one voice, /" Let us march against Philip
No, gentlemen. That is the reason came here to-
night because heard this thing is talked of-beeaase
it is threatened. conc TO tell you live, IS we
all live there is not SIM le true Republican bat will
shed his last drop Of blood bef,re he viii submit 10
this; they will fight you for thousand yelrs they
will submit; they will not relapse into French seryi-
tude. Cd. - tll .... $780,. ..... ~. =. :.
We preach no new doctrine, we invoke no new God,
but standing by the old doctrine of 10 upon whicn
our fathers fought and died. we say with Crttenden,
that that which is good TO stand upon good ground
90 to fall upon" We invoke the people OF the North
and South stand by the Constitution Of the United
States, and yindicats it beyond the possibility Of
doubt. Who are the men that have ayowed the IN
tention TO dissolve the Unioni Look at the record.
Not a single county meeting district eonvesnon,
State assembly, national convention Oh tne ne
publican party has declared that in any eper-
eency will they dissolve the Union. No, ars we say
an the time that we submit 20 Democratic rule while
you shareholders rule US, and we submit because we
know of other policy, no other a,eresuye, eAceps
il be force, and when that u used an law silent ana
the Government becomes a despotismi whenever you
raso,t M violence Won have anarchy has Mexico,