Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01


who comes from that region where The
star Of empire has already eliminated
You come to pay a tribute to that man
who is not only the representative man
of your principles, but the representative
man of the people-(eheers)-that man
who is identified in all your interests by
his early associations in life, who sympa-
thiSes justly and truly with the labor OF
all this broad land, himself Injured to toll.
(Applause.) Capacious, comprehensive,
statesman incorruptible. man over
whom The shade of suspicion has never
cast reproach. Continued APPLAUSE
But what is the mission, my friends, that
is committed to our hands? 1t is to bring
back your government to the position, TO
bring back the principles and practices of
its fathers and founders, and administer
in the light of their wisdom. 1t is to
purge tie government of its corruptions.
compared with which those in any other
administration pale into insignifcance.-
CHEERS, and voice Three cheers for
the stick and rule0 1t is TO maintain
the integrity of the Union, with the just
rights of all the States and, while the
just rights of all the States are maintain
| ed, it is also to maintain that States shall
not interfere in Territories outside of
their own jurisdiction. applause. y
And it is TO give new aids to commerce
across the trackless ocean-it is to foster
and give new life TO the industry of this
broad land. What IS it but the labor of
your country that spreads out your can
vass on the distant sea-? What is il but
the labor that delves in your mines, and
and tolls in your workshops, and upholds
the government under which you live
/ (Cheers.) Who is there that should re-
ceive the fostering care and kind regards
of the government if it be not the man
that tolls and adds by his industry to the
wealth of the Republic? This is the
mission that the Republican party, under
r the guidance of Heaven, are TO preform
: and discharge. (Cheers.) They are
| 10 that I'd thor, 4haxy mill fro, A.
those who shall come after them our gov.
: eminent unimpaired, and it will remain
) and remain forever, the land where The
: oppressed of every cline and land
and of every creed, may come and re
, ceive the protection of our lands and oui
e liberty regulated by law. { Hip, hip
f hurrah,' and cheers)
Mr. Campbell, III. c. from Pennsyl
vania, was also called out. He eulogiz
ed the nominations and the platform, AM
pledged the, Keystone State TO Lincolr
and Hamlin.
: Senator Trumbull of illinois was ais,
v called upon and serenaded. Mr.. Trum
a bull responded in an earnest and enthu
: siastic speech. He said he had known
: Araham Lincoln for twenty years. !
native of Kentucky, he was brought owe
when an infant into Indiana. Theme
with his axe on his shoulder, he wen
:, into Illinois, where he hewed his wa
into distinction. He studied and for
time practiced the business of land SUI
veyor, then he entered into the study {
the law, and rapidly rose to the high di:
/, tinction of the ablest lawyer in the Nortl
= west. They call him odd Abe,' sal
Mr.. Trumbull, and yet he is in the prim
i. of life-about fifty-one years old. II
is giant in stature, six feet tire
inches high, every inch man, and
giant in intellect as well as in stature
In the Illinois contest of 1853, said NJ
Trumbull, while Douglas carried til
Legislature, Lincoln had the populs
>, vote by four thousand majority and |
- will more than double it in Novembe
and he will make clean sweep of ever
State west of the AlIeganies.
L A speech was also made by NJ
IN Washburne of Illinois. During his r
OF marks, party of Washington rough
nd endeavored to break up the demonstr
he ton by a shower of brickbats and ston
OF thrown into the crowd, but the police i
he terfered, and order was preserved. III;
n it not been for the police, it is believed
IT. serious row would have ensued, as t
a Anti-Republicans were very boistero'
y and evidently bent on mischief. FIR
IN speech, however, was triumphant.
as NOBLE SPEECH OF Gov. CHASE.
I'm At the Republican ratification meetir
at Columbus, Ohio, last evening Hon. S.
lh mon p. Chase made a noble add RI
I from which we make the following e
IN. tract:
ith It has been said that the nomination