New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
FUSION REPUDIATED !
SPEECH BY THE HON. JAMES t. BRAD

In anticipation ~ the sortDdoe 70 Mr. Drauy, uo
street In front of Congress Hall Albany, was ull.d
with deuse crowd on Monday eveuing. About
O'clock in response to loud and reiterated calls, Mr.
Brady appeared on the steps. He greeted with
vociferous ertbusiasm Hiram Perry esq., the Brock
inridge Elector for this distrs introduced Mr. Brady
to The sssenblage who proceeded to address tnem
Opering vi suitable acknowledgment Of the kind
De.s of HE visitors be passed TO the discussion OF
political topics:
There ia a dispRuih-d Senator remarked Mr.. B y
of whose friends quite probably present in the
gathering here VI BIO has succeeded BY diDt of perse
veIapce, in forcing hmsef upon Convention, aud
through 1t upon the Pope, as candidate for the Pres
idepcy Of the UDed States. need not say / mean
Stephen A. Douglas. Acting rs a Politician father
,bsD 81 ststesus, be BIAS committed great mistake.
Instead Of waiting for the people to choose him. he has
forced msef before them, not to promote their well
fare, but TO CRAFTY his own ambition. We Of t1e
Br, ckprdRe sDd Lane party repudiate his socailed
DO, ipe Of Popular Sovereignty The Territories of
the United STATES are the CON mon property OF all sec
ticrs of lh- Union. We hold that the sons Of tie
South-our br tbren-nay @ into the TsrIito les with
their properly just as We may go there with ours; that
they lave n Tigtt TO lake tn. slaves wi them when
u ey euig rate lust IA have right 10 take onr
property y th us. Neither ksh philanthropy on
thtIone baud spacious Squatter ,vereignty"
Tie other CAP blind 10 this fact and nothing short o.
its acknowledgment will satisfy the party to which
belong. II there sny who fser or fall short OF
tbis W don't ant them Ia the Biecklordge aod Ane
organization. While speaking Of this, may here
tice that in rvcent speech Mr. Breckenridge court
eously alluded to Mr.. Douglas " the distinguished
Senator from Illinois," But MIR. Douglas when he
rad occasop slipdt to his opponent coarsey styled
him that nan Breckenridge" | could hardly give
Won letter illustration OF the respective character OF
The two candidates. There two gentlemen who
have been prominent the Douglas aide, in this
,Aipn, who have been undertaking TO negotiate aud
ba gain with us. refer to Mr.. Pee Cagger aud Mr.
Dem Ricbu ond Douglas man in be crowd: Three
oh for patsr vi
Now | do not ca e how rich Messrs. Richmoni
az Csgg'r my be, tut | do object TO their
being the owners Of the Democrat party OF the
S,a,e Of New-York. The Democrats who sup.
port Brecknrdge ana LaOe are mel her to be bought
Tor cod. Applsust. Douglas man trying again:
| "Iufee cheers for Peter Cagger nnrr-' lndig
Man, outburst of groans and cri,s of lence y drown
his voice. Douglas MAI senced and order rest rel
Mr. Braoy reeunipg, briehy recaptula+d the atem.ts
ut fusiop substantially ss in bis published letter. For
uyself, raid be, nothing has been more remote IRON
nv wishes than to occupy the Executive chair, and
Nv ssy for the beneht of hr Csgger friends IN the
crow that there not the slg danger that any
| such thing will occur. Laughter. But when the
nomination tender d NE, II was accepted in STU
cere d-ere to ad Tar as might be In my po Ter the
Democratic party aid toe pin fes IT represents 10
| a similar sIint, We WHO support Breoklnrldge aud
Lsne nave list ned 10 every overture aud ma every
fair offer and us pfop ston To thr supporters OF MI
DOppas in order 10 eff CT fair and honorable union
| OF the party for had no desire 10 be respoD-
| sible for tie cslomities that might ebsue from
election
be content with seven of he Electors, the Lieutenant
Cover or ald ate Prison Inso, ctor. And how VA
,bs cOnril ator, proportion mt They repled, u
msy have Electors, but they must not be caosen
| I ON tie Br. ckinIldge Elsco-aI Ticket You may
have cauo date for Lieutenant Governor but II snail
not be Mr. VIele ! ore insulting reply could not
have teen made Of couree we could have nothing
more with thoee who demanded such JumlliAtns
corcefsio, s. To have accsded TO them would have
been 10 d-serve tn. bssirg and reproach of all
honorsbl pen. We bad b. en- ioerai in tn, extreme
80 bea in fact, as to incur The disapprovs of some
of the ost ears and strsightor I'D erents of
| our Irip,iples But now take these gentlemen by
the Rand and in with hem In vigorous prosecution
| of the cswpsgn. IApplause.l The hour OF compTo-
mae IS past Enthusiastic app uLe Dougi's must
try his strength 10 the canvass Aud the probabilities
thst he will receive q single Electoral vote In
sirgle State OF the Union. Laughter d cheers
Suppose Mr.. l. neon should he elected trust for
tps good Of tfe country he may not be- Bot
| # he should be- William Ii. Seward will
probably be hls Secretary of State, and William NJ.
Evar,s will be eectec L. Seoator from this State
And wbat then Why the Republican party Will die
| out in two years time Ii csnnot last Cries Of
that 70. II And where will Douglas be then He
| cspnot pet a vote or sp flee. He will he without
| party and without power The organization winch
low supports BreckipTidge and Lshe will be the ma
tional o. ganzaton If tue Democratic Party aud 8
Grimes Will be the do riDes of the Dem Gratis of the
| Upion. IApplsuse.l Upon IT will degoSe the dnty
of saving the cou try from nrgOvernpeut aad Of su.-
tnnipo ana defending tie UNI aud the Constitution.
The Kt pub lcan Patty lie essentially party OF one idea.
That one idea hostility 10 Slavery. Yet whie pro-
claim ing ibis hostility, s lollcians are careiato oony
hat they are alb, 0Dsts They SAY they do not pro-
pose 10 abolish Slavery in the Sta es aud they have ooI
be vet declared favor OF sbOllshDg III the District
Of Columbia. But they II mutt De kept out OF the
| Territories. Now il is OF no consequence, prse-
| ,icslly what becomes of the question of Slavery
| 10 the Territories. II makes very lue differences
whether the slaves coDhued III The states ~here
they how are or scattered over the Territories
Their numbers will be- the san 10 ethercase WHISTLER
u,y 90 INTO Lew regions stay where they are, iner1
will be neither NOR. ers II Them IL Is al sDsu
sp6 trivial point mpt 10 make naopal ssue oi
Nor is there any danger INST Svrfy VIII ~ iuto any
locality where is not prob able Whefe IL ceases 10
| be prof able il will cease 10 exist. Sout1trn
clapi.r once remarked that the Only productions OF
lis estate were con- logs and negroes, aud that TIE
hogs ate no s the corn aud the negroee up all the
| hogs lLaugbt.r. Now, where SiaFery Is OF toa:
H. r. il caDn couiinue exist very long. Far beyobo
tbs question howev- 7, is The question OF what Is 70
| be,oue of the African Tsce la this come Ton.
| nv advert t. asptIsiobs The N. T. Tunes and
| TKfsusE b,sed upon a report that !, in recent
stesh bad said pr, JUL I'D against 10 race but
hat wcud be willing 20 see all tue negroes Oh eaftn
eat.rninsted dsIy tra expressed sny such bo"d-
thirsty deere 10 exeIminste tbs race M has been at.
| tbuted 10 ue-for | only utt. REQ the truths which
now reiiersie. The truth IA u at very dtk skn0ed
race on earth pt risbes when CONES IN cont act aud
c. llison with the bite race to which we belong The
aboriginal race Of ibis c0unSy-toat SUPERB, athletic,
! manly rsee-phsre they nOV They are gone,
and susIgtrs inbsbt the places that we're once their
homes They are gone becaGse they coaid not submit
| 10 our rule aud cud maintain comp t,ion With
uf " bat but similar fate would await me Affi an
race in similar circumstances What Is to become
of that inferior race unless 1t continues To I've 10
| Ibe position X now occopes Shoud aSNt
ttrs ard fanatics succeed in stio ulatDg that
TO attempt to acquire equality with or superiority
over tho white race, the white race would,
| irtslhby i, s.lidefeDse, turn upon it and put IL
down Is present posii Is The one which nature has
assigned IT, and TIE only 10 which 1t caa thrive and
Or ser in contact with the sh es Nov, would ask