The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

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20 res. u The nasss save tho privilege Of rendering
~ heE hasd earned earpings In erder that the masters
night rvvsi In Infamous aad criminal luxury and wealth
w. lsAy trying 70 raise up her bleeding and bruised
nsss hasds ystfsruggIing for the great right Of 70
W, .o'm" toAsssl Have our fathers provided no bet
srvern~st szssins upon the viii Of sovereign ststse-
conpscs bcsweea sovereign States made states by
,us sSt made coosod Id masses By the conqucrnE
thrown into tho scale where the vii or the n
%. Consulted. That q not our form Of government.
II sstf government IL Is government where states
have wlled 70 make compact with each other and
wbuevcr that compact 70 violated, who is there highs
has tls Saesf Who rs more sovereign than the
parties compact VINO have reserved rights guarsa-
ths oous,lss co elf guarantees them and there -
graf right that rises above revoutonbecAuse it is the
rht hansnty, the right OF cviizstion the right of
ntelgcat p10uc opinion, the right OF freemen-anA
that b. That vLen governments beco oppressive aud
u tue objects for which they formed then
new ssssamroa ccsssrso $50 GoSsramsSs 8 should ,o
%. Dc ens.s.a g, %. ,,gS. , or sr.Ss'ess
mlses deaS dsaah bios directly; when tho sooiA
resaoas o. an eniishtened virsuous Christian people
uss~msss tne. cad produces Inevitably contest BE-
tweca cAStss and when these rights touched
so%.s sss s not ~s us. aa q. upon po sssm
einshed upon them. Ihe very moment their
sss.., ass.,e'.s I. the soysromen, under =.
risrposag his reserved rshs between the acts Of tSs
Thai, II Abraham Lincoln, OF any other man who aSs
Abraham Lincoln or any other man In the Presidential
free and sovereign state IN this non Il answer thae
question ~ an individual becaVse II docs not involve
my s,s,s 'ssii Y " .ss ., standard q that S..:s
Great cheeripg) Put consider for momeot
where ve would be Suppose Georgia should
10 admit slave state INTO tho Union Georgia has DELHI
raey resolved by Der ordinance In conveutinn-and
faci o. bar constitution and nrepealabls save as the
Constitution IL rcp,aabe-that IN the event Of refusal
admit state into the Cnioa bee rs slave State,
(and that part Of the rrcpressbc policyl II shall be
duty "a her 10 call convention OF the peo
pc togcther Il made their duty 70 60 out Of the
luton That the as a. Georgia and she win resist -
the utmost and sever the last tie that binds her 70 the
che go@ out OF the Urion. She does MOI
hurt you she does no, resp.% upon your
she takes nothing but WHIT belongs to her sne merely
wthora~r IRON The government Suppose that the eds.
raj army was told q mach agains, her, and tho navy
told TO blockade her ports and suppose that Georgia
should he conquered by these eighteen mlioDe-s she
thcu free and sovereign state In the Unon The oonst.
sye that she But will abe be ro She will b
conquered province with standing army TO keep her
dosn-a Standing army, supported BY taxes levied upen
lection. Georgia would not then be state 10 the Unioa.
She would be conquered province OF the Union.
s,aU., a Union under ,hea onsti,utiop, a Unisa
OF Statee free and equal, based on the mutual -
sent Of the people No IL would be military despotsn
The very moment such thing occurred the whole char
acer Of the government would become revolutionized
and the Cabinet itself would do, what Georgia had nod
done by Withdrawing. Georgia by Withdrawing, leaves
you frce sovereign and equal States ia the union and
she herself free sovereign and equal out OF But -
force that State INTO submission to eep her conquered
province, dssolves your constitutional govern
nent, inaugurates military gov snment, pro
yides for standing army, and entails the evils
gentlemen, this Ia the time, this is the place thu
alnoet the hour for You to deo.de-whst' That your
such desperate straits Th is the dsv and hour almost
FOR to decide that, a. men you will not bring about
rnn s % ssyonss sr ,o nf'S 20
tect II nj the ballot box That Ia the genius ~ the coun
Try And how are you 70 dSit Vote FOR some party -
some candidate that acknowledges that the southern
States are equal in this confederacy-thai they are ca
tilted, at least, 70 protection IN this eoo'cds-
thai no rights light shall,s be torn from tben-
that they shall have equal rights in forming states
and in the admission Of states that they shall hsvs
free and equal chance given " their industry and cvxa
ton that The ciszson and industry Of the North sha1
march side by side with the civilization and industry q
emulation, and that the bsyones sha not be
the scale OF the North The sword Of Brenuus when
inc rate OF Rome nung IN the scale (AppAuee)
us . fair showing II Ia all re ask. Give n
equal chance with you. IL all ask. Trammd
not civilization and industry with your schemes
Of emancipation, your schemes OF abolition your schemes
TO encourage raids upon Give the showing give
you. Hands on Meet Us 10 generous rivalry. and he
who copoues In the strife conqueror indeed
be victory VIII be given 70 him the just NEED 81 sups
Tor sagacity superior intelligence superior virtue
nd whenever get 10 be superior TO the so-th In these
bnss, gentlemen We will bow In before yoa
cloud appause). And now, my friends. let me cose.
(Cries OF go ONT The events Of yesterday press hea
Why upon me acknowledge have exultation fed
none. can feel psne I feel that tie constitutes
10 weighed down beneath thee heavy majorit,es
feel gentlemen thai the hour progre IN which
tests must be applied which tests may be attended with
the reDdne Of the ties that bind Vs. In the dssout,a q
the haA has made happy and prosperous
and IN the destruction Of that general prosperity which
the I'd miraton Of the civilized Christian world
feel II, gentlemen The keystone OF the Uuica
10 already crumbline, and that great Abft the
shoulders Of New YORK lcheersJ In the hands Of ss~
York 10 the decision OF the question. A wcighty
question before ou Ore fire. GIFTED with the
fate Of societies OF patonalities 10 on your mind
Peace, prosperity unoa, the constitution the blessings
OF Christian liberty may depend upon the vote Of Mes
York That vote may crush all theee Thugs That
may pcrpesuste these blessings That you may be equal
gentlemen, TO the great respons bty OF this o,cAsoa
the prayer u him who addresses y,c and Who bids
you, respectfully, farewell
Loud and CONTAGIOUS cheering sa1ted Mr. yanoey
retired.
Before the meeting broke up . vote Of thanks was
given 10 the Breckenridge State Commiee for having
Withdrawn the electoral ticket OF that party.
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