The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

Lnrnicn IKE the ncendary Of Ephceus, 70 be.cne first
Ic OF Judicial niamy, let him ponder wen before
Vie and corrupt than scrogg. more fthy unprincs
ped than SAUNDERS drunken and cruel than JEFF
ides bu he cannO. be more dcyilish than fancy Let
In conclusion he said, that whether the ragged,
torn, dsjointed democratic party would survive 70
not know Dante described man who was
doomed for his manifold sins TO traverse the pave
mcns q the Internal regions through illims Die time
with his ertrails torn out and dragging between
his legs Whether the unhappy democratic party was
destined to similar prolonged painful exstence time
itself to the dominion Of slavery eqr al to any pun
shment. Freedom ignored the Declaration OF indepen
cence denied, ridcucd and tampled on; slavery en-.
forced at the point Of the bayonet quarter OF the
globe outlawed from human sympathy; whole race Of
men were bound respect, such lrses would to
Justify the hardest sentence which mortal or immortal
III Jun. could c Tess ays let
country than partyion the trumphsl throng who
are about to escort repusoa President to the EKecu
rlause, the band playing ps.ional sir)
The How Butler G. NonIE next addressed the meeting
aas,ngly made light Of doctrine OF popular sovereignty
He reviewed the doctrine laid down in the constitution
py dsnye that TIC oonsa,o s recosnssd
&C property In drawing TO close ne referred 70 lne
aO O whom he designated the
Word, the Flesh and the Devil He would nrst take Tue
word BE at tir,e used TO listen with pleasure TO the
Observation-Disclosures Of that old Bell. 1t was then silver
toned and music. and ruug the right kind peas He
mad seen the time when that could &c rung 10 lne
himself But the times had sadly changed since then
In those days the wings were ia favor OF tariff 70 pro
tect American industry and home labor; but now the
Wise's and the Toombs' believe that anything which
would tend to deveopc Northern wealth and Northern
When they asked the Bell and Everett men what the
principles Of their party were, they answered, "Dng
But say--DccIarc, oh Bell what you mean BY
the Union and the constitution. II you say
Dc the time Sonosc nsa
ent or the new tangled instrument lately constructed
but Ding dong the Union and the constitution"
daughter) Demsnd an answer, however, to the ques.
ton and also to the question whether Their candidate viii
sver, and when Bel is askedquestions them to
choice extracts from former speeches, and the South
would find thai principles there laid down pre-
csely Identical with the principles Of Brecknrdge him
view the policy OF Douglas against which be spoke
strongly In referring 10 the threats held out by the
Southern secsssonss, in the event Of Lincoln being
elected President he said that Roger A. Pryor boasts
that he will distinguish himself by striking down the
Of his orsanizatisn But our modern Cesar well neye
wrap the mantle round his head which Is 70 be pierced
Ss base ns. r' He mould
Ing through the vestbules Of the White House. coming
the and ss S n
split railing hand OF his, and laying 1T on the head
the a. 70 ss debris ~s
would result from this process OF dealing with Roger and
holding in his hand, say TO him, in the language Of
Uncle Toby while peculiar smile would tighten up that
enough for you and me'' aughter) great question,
he said In oonclusion TO be decided in this campaign
and they must they hoped TO see the great politi:
cal principles Of hsir party indicated every man OF
them 60 to the polls on the day Of election. Pablo
opinion the only political test in this country and
they could not maintain their principles could they
succeed in the struggle in which they engaged IL
they did notnot only vote themselves, but see that
their neighbors voted also. Wisconsin and the West
would do their duty and ne called upon New York with
the North 70 do Us duty, and In March next Abraham
Lincoln would be peacefully and constitutiona inaugu
rated President OF the United States. (Applause.)
This closed the business and the meeting dispersed.