The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

Judge CoxpoiIY, the chairman, made few appropriate
introductory remarks, explaining briefly the object, Of
the meeting, and expressing the hr n conviction that
all the Of the Union would unite In harmonious
effort the object they sought would be trumphantly
schsved HIS remarks were 70 the point, and were re-
eeived with great favor BY the .udicnce
THos W. hoNARoS WAS introduced the nrst speaker.
PRESSING his Tor the warm reception he
met with he proceeded to gay
whom asst spoke in public in Se~ York, IL was upon
the Of memorable victory achieved By branch
OF the democracy over another and then resolved to
participate no more In public affairs until that organza
divided nationally aEd locally; Il has been made the
prey ~ ravcuous bucp,ering gambling hcArisss poti
"a the bubble mlnd Taey s.re IsseS fa'se ss"ss >,
their creation They have becn nctous, turbulent
srd dlscorear But We must nov take the matter into
sodersbip IN the coming strife. (checrsl ksraser
stand me not, however: am partisan. The platform
xtsnd John < Bfeckpridge and Joeoph Lane Applause
But the,s gentle have representative upon the tcs
an hSmslc co operator with the friends Of stephen A
Douglas and honest Jhn Bel in seeking 10 rescue the
char OF Washington, Jtdrson and Jackson from being
sued By that sscoral arch traitor, Abraham fibcoi
n limos Applause <1o perpetuste the Onion, "
pftse,ve .hots sfsAs nsaIsens sl.a gave rec hons
rtfs ENLARGED our commerce IN or ge century beyond
AL historical example AM caused tbs wilderness 70 bios
I'd no tie great Calhoun tsagrte Tom the great Web
tter9 nd not the immortal Henry Clay eler from the
no iumCftai ANDREW JAlsNouf Ano now Qiten ala
not the late eloquent Rufus Chose disseb from stephen
A. fioug and own Dickinson Bat IN
1860 when the great Of anatcsm swept over The
Had rocked tho ship Of state from stem 10 stern
were not al u them that survived the hand Of death
found array ed n sod uson beneath the arches OF the
constitution and Inc iods o. The national naf contendng
fnr The comprcmac ncasurts (.lts, "les,h aud
clccfr) BIT thSre y manly forn, one eloquent
t-rgue whose famLia lace and slvcry accents these
hoss " n mas not Without profound regret,
when rtueipe dfarer than lie, who and
lcmrs he irnde " politics who loves his country, her
Institutions sud watches form u government SECOND tc
10 other that breahts but who has been tempora
rily cttrangcd from us great common cause By the
trcsrhefoug chcsnery ~ the gracecss and Infamous
political canal that cood bring the bush o. shame W the
cheek o. pshtentd gcncfaiou. refer, need hardly
say % the tudearcf fricEd 81 % ALL James 7 Brady.
too q mistaken principle Achilles the ranks
~ his rfrds bot did not the body OF ssln PAtrocus
snG the exgtuty Of the beloved Greek cause win back
gain fame 70 glory 70 vicioyy the unrivaiet son 81
Teiens (Repewed chetrs.) And whatever may be ha
course regard the state ticket Al the head Of whioh
he stsr a.. convinced that this hvorte of the New
York democracy VIII yet be found foremost among the
leeons that crovdms 20 the support Of the Union
.itctcrA ticset Cheers We need all OF soldiers
an all o. or captains We have -disgrsces enough "
win out and impotence enough 20 rcbuke. Have not
The l'rincple tboroughhrcs OF this metropos-to the
rrowth and spendor on which al the states In the Union
have pro, oray contribuedbeea polluted the other
evening " oygsnized and well disciplined
procsssou or Tiger stealing traitovs called Vide Avsx
There we're opticians ~ the water and moases5 stamp
there there wers ngGey wcrshippers and higher hw"
spehlicriw N tbeb rsus here night - sss1