, 1860-05-16

nous still. Not satisfied with this, thew ak
not feeling that We are harbarized enough il,
portion Of our country, that we will Lring
nsked basharia"s from Africa through ,he slsye
trade TO still mora debauch our civilization, re-
dgeea low enough, God knowa, by the yseu,
oi slavery We hare here already,
This is what they propose. and mcrc md
more audacious still, they tell Us through the
ups OF their great statesmen, aud through tteit
presses, which bubble over with its poison ID
sentiment, that unless We will do 1his hattln]
thlng, If we shall elect men opposed to 1his
policy, then they will destroy the gosernmen1
ltself. Well, we say-l speak the voice Of those
aeaant Peorle-we welcome the issue they ten
Der Great enthusiasm. We welcome it ia
behalf Of the Union; We welcome it Oh The
principles Of our fathers; We wish not tt
take away single right which belong.
to them, NC simply propose, according te
the. American system to meet these mer
at tue. electoral urns, seeking there {
peaceable solution Of I'LL our difficulties
law, aud We propose. without treading upou
their rights, simply to vnte them down, aud
when we sha1l have done this. when we shal
hare contormed to tho law, TIE wish to Know
whsther the will Of the people, speaking in ie
gal form. shall stand hs the Judgment and
The Law Of this people until it shall be constisu
tionaitT reversed. II they say il shall not atand
then we are prepared for our Constitution
aud our rights In Try the strength Of this grea'
Government Of ours. We will see If there bs
treason in the land; VIC will see If there be
traitols in the land, 4nd il we Gpd them VIC will
he nercifnl long; bot il they proceed to over
acts Of TREASON we will hang them, Thunder
,ng aapluu>c,1 where all traitors ought tn be
hung. purpliug between heaven aud earth. IRE.
newed app!anse.l Thus, say, We will march
10 battle; we seek peaceable 'remcdics-we are
not afraid Of any other kind OF remedy 1I.cy
may teuder to U.s. but VT arprosch them in i
lraierual spirit; we have no bitterness in ot,1
hearts; We lore them and hail them as Ameri
csns-aa countrymen. one and all.
We know this struggle will ho fierce, we know
that this battle will rage Sharply over the hills
md villages Of their country but feel II since
Ioeking il the lace Of this mighty 1hrong tl.at
We shall beat them like thresl,ng door. fC;rea,
they united or divided know that the south wil
come up as unit against US, and if it shall witt,
ri uttSinR force for senator Douglas fighting Us
uu our own platform and on our owu sui it vi
he = hard battle, but We can beat them. II,
what is better, for would like to beat them al
in one grand army aud dretruy them in one but
tie, if the: will unite at Baltimore, ~ believe
they WILL if they put their poisoned dagger II ia
the hated heart of Dorglas, "a VOICE" lei
them kill thea, cm,"-applause. laushter) No, no!
Let them not kill him in that way. Let him be
converted. for
while the Lamp ho'ds out to buru.
The v1!est sinner uasy ,eiuta."
rranchter end much annlause.1 There i, but
une Tav for him tlere is but one sbel.er ior
bis friends. aod that il to pass at once into tie
Republican party and there they will be trans.
luted aud never taste death. Great laughter
aud much appfau,e1
The speaker then referred to the position Of
Massachusetts a. being ready 10 aseist her sis.
ter States less fortunate in the ability to coa-
duce to the spread Of Republican docttiue: aud
thea spoke OF tie caudidatgs:
care not what candidates. uame you may
Hing out to the air. I welcome than all in a
liue. Would TINT We CO Id put them all on the
ticket to selher- The great Statesman Of New
York Three cheers for SeTard1
"rru,hs I. a1le., champion On her n,dn.,ht ,ox.,
Wha,e,.snp burn, brightest when u lsmp:sts lower"
Or you can take from tile euoset eide Of the
aindt ., ho1as qee whose ~5o'e history Is .den
tor,tory-Hhose lie d IN h1am.lrss a,'d ~ mr..
that it sbames even lis enemies into respect.