The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
The Friends of the Union
United.
Strong Demonstration at the Cooper
Institute.
Speeches by Leading Northern ant
Southern Men,
ac., &c.. DO.

day f0r the hnal and decisive contest TOT the
.ocupaton Of The Presidential chair draws the
animation and enthusiasm OF the democracy 10
grow GREATER and the and united Efforts are
being made all the power of that great II
united, party for tho total annhilaton and
dscon hture Of the sectional and destructive
republican party Of the North. The meeting
hist night At the Cooper Institute of The most
perous and enthusiastic been held within those
walls during the past few weeks The large basement
hall arly Sded las night and extraordinary and
mnsggirg interest was manifested by the immense
Der. of persons present large and excellent band ap
peared the platform, and did good the sue
eess Of the proceedings OF the evening.
The arrival Of Mr. j j. Henry hailed with loud ap.
pause aad motion Of tina, gentleman after the usual
preiminaries, q chairman appointed, who maze
brief spec h.
SPEECH OF MR.. HILLIARD, or ALABAMA.
The Hon. W HnIIAEp, OF Alabama, a tai and elegant
hooking gentleman, was then introduced He said
thank you gentlemen for this reception. know that
when the great heart OF New York speaks now
and hen the words OF southern heard the
whole heart Of the state speaks and as a consequence
success must follow. (Applause) remember that
! bad the honor OF addressing you some fsS
weeks since at great Union demonstration which
sent out thar concentrated ticket Of the state
81 New YORK, and which has been making great
progress then predicted, and | think it has
since been settled that the event Of the OF the
republican party stocks would 20 down, credit would
and commercial affairs would in every respect
derarged ana unsettled. We are, however, yet
deseatea. and never shall be (caecrs); but
he mare prospect Of defestthe peua.
synpa nave already, think, verified predc
tous hen uade stocks have gone down credit shsken
business u pant, and there uprsiug strong and
refractory ,nlr~a deep ecug-pervsding minds Of
the people On New York (HeI him } / say, and /
should be q. ust TO Sl aEd my country DID not cay,
that there deep feeling srougnout lhe aad peryading
seniiu future coL aison Of this great
Try. There those who do M look closely into
70 say, let Sc commerce persh,' let credit be
shaken let all commercial affairs with disaster" The
history Of the past Shich has already TRANSFERRED, SPEAKS
Of the events of the future aud they vii always do
We should Lot fear, for "the battle is MOI lost All OF
you remember, 90 that at the battle 0f Buena Wis
n-st that great aud mighty c6ntest-i. ux thought
that the day lost but xbn General TAYLOR Had on
Snc gorge q those mounas with the tag Of his country
.aving over MIN whigt ngntiog against the Mexican
lines, an appeal ws made send assistance
and support 10 his countrymen. VIVA. was his reply
You remember II. Yes said he ~tll support you. "A
n,ilo more Craze, Captain Bragg daughter /
and ehee,sl An. And need 10. tell yoa, geo, |
Eexicsnr routed and peoas aad put W flight
(Cbcers) 20 say tonight, ftne battle Is not lost"
fCheers) We have only 10 persevcre Ia exeriions
and victory will reward US tell you thai ali is not
hel aud may tell the tale Of the Mexican war I
newed cheers)-atd thus alone the re- \
public (oheers) propose 10 very few words 70 I
speax Of The great question OF ihe day, Aud
viii occupy your time long for am a~are that \
others 10 follow mo say IN Tue Hrss place that the
W force tecioral ideas upan the people Of the
United states, ADD TO Oh all onoss with members Of
risn, 10 som,psse NJ. Lincoln aud ,hsy ,hoOsas
proper 1, throw Mr. Seward overheard, they could
(aueh,cr) one Of he remaining statesmen IN TIE
world and nan OF worth ~ Mr. seward.
whom you his beer treated by the republican
party In tse ,curyy mann.r TO which have already
Aiiaded. here ne have movement Of this sectional
snd Vice President rhsy take one Or ihcir candidates
rom Illinois. and they go al the way y Maine to IA
aiogethefi Has TINS part Of the Union uteres what
10 the choice ~ representatives. Yes, yes All,
gentlemen am AFRAID they Will make believe that the
negro i'm porAnt than every other element
scsplugpr waxing, ayng down or risDg w. staining
vak0g In the street,, these men have euthrorcf the
gro They have made the the supreme srbter o,
The testing u The republic aud they expe)s carry La
eoln and aAmla into rover on the back q the negro
(Appause Their states nauship q imited 10 abstract
discussions on this everlasting question which does
gcod y the eouniy go iGftaer IsAy u y nnpltrioic
hsdson and Warrington favor s,vcryf Dd wa.hagtOaf
ark rhA, great maS--that grand name. (I.oaa ap.
parfo) Al thsse pArIssers m The revolution, and
present thc Coo that settled the
Of The young republic AID yct The noble name Il Wsh
ipg,oa-the memories u which swell IKE al anthem
tbe ears q Ia nasiuu-s found among those
Who equally recognized tns rshs OF each sovereign
STATE. Applause dwell on she name q Washington \
because IL acknowledged v be lusiious IN the
thest regions = the caEta He fame so grc@. that
evt icv dAg snce noble nj generous Prtncc-ihe
prcaompiive her the greatest ard powerful en-.
pro unief the sua-went doSa VIA voluntary ear I
70 do harnsee V msa wh,se unparalleled e.,s o. arms
had wrssted such side domalas from his aacesto-s
(rrcneaaoUs cheering) Daring the immortal coayau.
tou u which the Constitution w1 considered, Ga
10 the settlement II me slavery CUES
iou some we're opposed 10 ia contiuuause shiie
Others determined that slaves a. ,ud Be lmpprt
Cd toto tho couniry What ras dors aeng We're exfu.
Give and unpairi6tlc IDEAS Allowed 10 rr-vaiG II
dscldsd that negroes should MOI be represented
except y pro2orsiua - tsrth by themselves,
and tbs tc thc eictrm for ~ time - that
thus ccary thal these pRrty property
And rarty rvr~Ht-as property eaiii "A 70 be rcnre
seated hy thasc Sho bold N %, ald ~ pesoas entitled
Nnn1fft 40 rsa tfH "a IA eEFlfN
rooplo rhc fact thar worthy ancestors dan
from abfcsi aud 10 the futara Iley desirod - "a
Earc trarqeltfv % homo nd tatctg iron f9rc'rn
iutcrfersrce and they wAu'rt . crtabsn srtld
Nod posctlal government thet ~oeld make tnls
strUuG and cudurinE country ur al coming time zap. .
patFel And a. tne means 9 great cnt ,hey auani.
UousF determined 70 leave tha question u the tartdic
tou "a tlc states hcnse AEa male tie psoportoOac
rerFosental IN ~ srti-c ~ the constitution
q e1duro tareyer. Add v show Los folly oosvcrsant
ne. wcre vita tner dosJ aaa hos desifoas they ~crc
tseuiy years there ftoad u0 Ne am intereraEcc 10 the
soT'rrmcut Shoaed that the-e "a. great necessity
f9r putting stop a. The Importation ~ slaves, AL they
ad pat cad " H. AID more t0is, trast thAt
Sotsrera VI forever ~ ccd . the slave ualc.
fiou1 an Tremendous appi-Cac) For ny part
st ~ Ss,s Sss ss,y ~ rssDs -sa,s ,s.s
- ere T. itoA Ct slaves, pa a kaDAma-tohecs
lose allow ne Is ~ ibn 1. s4,s ID Nsx YORK J. ID
n ~ sag rapoae.pc ~ ile slavery q ne
,ss,s. so n -, 49, yo5 /, 10 sisvss u ,bs -
gruss Fcsteut p the stale " NeS Ak but you
re time po a. CAL upoa 10 Alabama ~
our asts nee What g,o4 ior .ou 80 rooi ~ ~
he lhcra ou r. 80 slaves agaestioa e't y our
coGsc encstlt bcdt rs u Cod "a oar n wts aod ii
rsu would BIT eave i y = al d oar se4ss 81
rirh and justice would very b. settled ualvcr
"a ectoa (Appla9,ol ~, ior as r'cAi state y
youf saves * ~ ans hesatf sttc tat Gaudt saah
rich ana beautiful borders. reausg EcAM sNh1ut stnt
T. oosrcc any other STATE ats IDEAS Fhch tbey rra5
against j. contrary & TIC Epi-t u 80 constitution
(Appausc) New H.rs - Connee.elt = a. s2see q 4
Aabsna Tncn whai right Ia say Northern sac