, 1860-10-31

THE KALl.R Last NIGHT,
GRAaD TURN OUT or REPUBLICANS
Speeches b. aS,; John ,,, r. Hale, ng2.
Scr1h.
The rally Of last evening at tic Wigwam
Was notcble proof that our Republicans are
still keeping their watchdrcs brightly ag1ow,
:,ud alating no whit Of the enthusiasm which
from the first has been the lapricst augury Of
the campaign. The Wigwam was the scene Of
!: splendid rally last evening, tho audience be.
Ing well repaid IN one Of the finest treats oE:
fcird In any evening Of the campaign thus far.
The speakers were escorted to the Wlgwam
1y o torrhlight procession Of tic lincoln
Hangers.
Hon. JOHN r. ualc, having been introduced
10 tic uudicncG is The Pioneer Of Rcpubli-
tanls,n In the Senate said: No s6cptic!sin ID
10 blinded as tliat which fails to recognize in
tho dealings of every day life the hand Of
fcncfcent, oycrrullng Providence; and that
hand is plainly seen In every asscmblagc Of
this kind.
i congratulate you, fellow citizens, not merc-
!; in reference to the recent elections which
aze filing every heart with Joy and gratitude,
but upon our previous achievements. Before
that joyful news reached our ears We had made
::;rc4t progress. Ii there should bc no future
fol us, If the need Of ctr praise and the meas
use Of our fal,e we're TO Stop there, set Upon
that would congratulate you. We haye, ILL.,
decd, cause 10 congratulate ourselves that
when tho great question of tue age comes be;
fore us we have the men aud the party to crap
pic with 1t.
congratulate you, also, Douglas Democrats,
if any bc here, upon the Ercai work you Dire
d0iig, blind instruments in hands Of Divine
Providence. The usual course is to invite you
to come in and help us. Unless impel1cd to
DO So, do not, for your duty is to work out !
j: different experiment. You have successfully
, bowed as tic demand has Dccn made, to the
bchesfe Of the Slave power. It has ground
You down, ill at last You have stood up and
asserted your nanloou. The alternative Is
that you will be obliged to give up your De-
! mocrncy or your manhood. The end VII be
/; that x',u I'll cling to your manhood.
/ congratulate you, Republicans, that y.on
| have lattIrd so mantuliy through successive
defeats, till at last you stand upon the thrcsh-
+! hold 0f your Triumph.
| The MD WEi; pifi,S is dead OF that there e.:
! IcAa.hs ~ ooagL 4uc on,s elsu ~ 10 ny
uial Aas 4ol u !utlS t.nls use4 eAaintIu, -
Mnsnsoms on ioss! III ~" io6h fass;, miscs i; sc
! South, aud an appointment is made to meet ut
j somc llottl in Buston where good principles
; aud good brandy can BE- disguised in safety at
! t1e same time.
Inc oid Vchlocf'stlc party, c9uailS, FoS1esse;
no 1naTka ut liit, yet ~ no:'c t:u"ft"Ts lAsJ ll
% 1cttE'nlzc tae ecrtun si;:ns; Us aaieten's
! nave itli"wcd IL so lonS-it mas So locS 1uf-
nlsAed 80 many sols 1or Its children that it
cannot ut once DC given ul. Ihc oid Hunkcrs
STAND over US dead poay anu cihnoL "Mahe II
deal The pclilica1 doctors OIL New 1orh.
appealed to. preSer'be c'lNcus tofes u fusion
"tsAen hot" The Douglas physicians feel
I'M! t4is WILL never 10. 1hcll hpeta!ic !or us
radical cnre il Popular Sovereignty, "taken III
INC r1Sht way.
Now. th'"'' s hui ar encomium passed upon
! iopnlar Sovereignty that DO not heartily III
aofse. But there arc two Popular Soyc:ei::n'
tics IN TIC field "h:nrres tncre is genuine
good article, f.csc are always many counter
i.lt--: Low about this new article: Kansas,
II put on the stand would Say, that bound
: hand and foot, having it cranilnei down tier
throat, sht tried it. aud that 3ll l,rr Subsequent
1lrocs and }.Hir ari due to the taking OF tic
do>e. 1hc old Popular Sovereignty doctrine
is that the rights OF human nature arc coinci
dent with human existence; not that It l,ad
been proven Or elncidatcd by any battlefield
but because God had given it. TlAls old furnl
Of Popular Soyfrcrg,,ty it Wa, that btiilcd ii
the breast of Washington and his tph'pcert
aud that was rrcognlzed III tic subsequent
battles, nna te tic formation Of The Consii
tut:vn.
The same Popular Sovereignty controlled in
the formation of the States, and ,uade t,ier1
wlat They arc Wf.c:. t.c ptopfc Of tlc State
OF JNi-ois made their Constitution was no,
popular Sovereignty there Mlcn they thought
it right to spread abroad education, religion
freedom aud selft5ovcrn1ncnt Ard 30 each
State has come irtn ttc L Lion with such pro
I visions q. tEuv chose to live Those WHO did
not dc~ire to lave sucll blessings, were per.
1nittcd so to CHOOSE. No State has been re-
fused brca.l*c oI tho provisions it chose t.
/; make It WIS attempted to exclude Missouri
aud thc attempt most siy',al>y f:silcd.
The true intent md meaning Of the Kansas
; Nebraska act was, not to Introduce or exclude
slavery, but to leave the people leritc.ly free
No: reme'nbcr,th the peculiar beauty offhc ncV.
kin1 OF popular sovereignty Is TINT IL Is c1nl
! .icnlly adarted tur Territories. Kansas nlld'
t the experiment. Trying this new, perfect lAns
Of the article. she inccts aiid t'rfns frc'
Statc Constitution, and comes IL Congress a.it
i asks for admission. The record is That sA
was Kept out, NJ! solely tur the reason t':a
sue had free State CONSTITUTION. !n'ltc!l y.
tic English bill to come III IS slave State
,
! Sabbath day OF Freedom al! the world over, eh
meets In convention, and the Federal army
paid by the money Of the people, marched il
and put stopto the convention, and scaltere'
; her delegates at The point oftlc bayonct-
4 third attempt is uladc. The Wyandott
Constitution is formed, uld again they :!'.l.
! for admission. Tic House admits her. The
come to tho Senate. The Senate Committc
on Territories 'yas Of peculiar formation, b.in
composed uf fthrcc anti-I I.ccomptUnitcs0 oppose
to slavery, three Lecomptonites fn favor q
slavery, and one Stephen a. Douglas, VII
! don't care whether elaycry is voted up Q
down. Again Kansas tries the new article {
popular sovereignty.
remember vi IL fayoritc medicine, per
scribed by a doctor, certain bark, 1Ilc ettlcac
l of which depended upon the manner in whic
: It Was taken. For certain diseases, it must h
: taken "s1r,iylt up;'' for others, 'strafgl
| down" And go, K:nsas having tried ropul,
Sovereignty ~ II State, now tries II as 4 TER
tory. She meets and excludes slavery frol
d the Territory. By orders Of thc Federal t;o'
( crr,nc,,t, this action was vetoed hy her to-
: crn,nc,,,, She WIS moi allowed to come in c
l free S;atc, OF stay out as n free Territory.
c Nebraska tried the new article OF ropul;
r Sovereignty. She passed an act abolishin
e1or.r :, IL. tJ.t,,. r,t,r-,1 tsr,-or,