, 1860-06-09

argument against human bondage that has eyer
been made in this or any other country. s,pce
man first commenced to oppress hin fellow.man.
He took tho floor at ten minutes past twelve,
and spoke until little after four. The tone Of
the speech was not rindictive. and vet there va,
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.s'''p1o ee'ett.5 fann'us 'nfoogn " 'nas Ae-
rally a"ed the Southern side. There will, Of
course. be various opiuiane al to. the 4olics of
thia oVfn1 orra;oon,,a,,t ~ tha- -c1.v. pa-o. ,.t
-. 49,, - '0o ata'0 o"""'ts'
tnefe eau De out one op1n1on o. to lts extraor"
dinarY logical completeness, and however it may
affect public opinion TO- dav. It n an et7ort that
v;,, live l., h;.,o~. ,.a. ~. ~. s:...-,
"A uoA"1! 4ouA 1'lef ING eposWera! "
contest OF this age shall have passed away. In
deed, while listening to it, could not but feel
and The emma fee,;no -, 1know s-n.,;
.-.. 'o 'ee"os "As' Aoo"' e4pera-
enceo oy o'ne1s-that The eloquent and brave
orator Was speaking rather to future genera
tipns. and to the impart;al andi.nre of Inn wbota
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~ :".e~.. -. 441 W 'Ae LIEU u lo'eaJ' Win
aT1e" OF enect'ng any result upon the elements
with which be was imm ediately surr,nnded II
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~ ~"Dp4su Spseen' ou1 WIS
fa'ner 7andlcatlon OF the truth Of history,
from stand point far above that Of the nol;ti.
clan. In iostice. nerho,z + sborld "a. ~, a..
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eopo'sa' historian toan OF tne p1act'cai eta.es'
mAu-rather of tho earnest. uronhetic natr;nt;c
nbilantbron;at Than of .ha ;,,d;o;ara s.,,as..
"A ~ *Ae 1"o'st'ao' P'eoeo1'
"orkang ttepuolican- But whatever be the final
n"ds ~ opGa =. ~ puoHs o?1nioo'
5uoad he a. Gse9H . susn ~ s9.oom pro
aoss. ttsso ~ '..,a ~ rSe hAus ol Con,
shaanmt ~ ~ Snm.h r:; ua1s aee snot1 tepy OF
he;,a ,,1, c.ra;;na srt'y 'o!gaT ano aaa-
ossI. shaSu;i. ooA paooue!o". Ano At. oom
sn.aa1p XIX snas 1Hsnk tieateo n MS
;e'on ai",s os.ar. ~ y. h s'asety ~ 'ss enects
I'm, Sonth Gsrol;n. xnnI1 forna u sae senator
snnnlement there,n Tha-a ~ AZ "pp' oF5late
a-fstt:n,;-a s.,J;as aIbe aaa P
pas th-onnad as ~ .,,a saoaEu tne eanet3es were
.a.sat, 40 w "ne oeea9'on VI ar' oe"a1os
NJ:
n AI,s ~. 5,e'3 ~ "as snaksn from ceatre
IN for Marnr .nd 10 stJ.sma s"n oe,ng NE elec.
e e.oa !or Mayor anu aldermen. IT. being the
Ivy sty WoA etloi'; A'ter me conclust0n OF
rni. ~ ~ III or5 ~ .f'ouusu .ne oluefent
anI ,sx ~. inG 49, anSs. ~"u " ~ me ootraeeo1s
snJ ia"1.s & 'tha1Gt thot on tae past o' wild
carn. nndsr ~ ; nhsnrrate eser mMoessed. what
ca'ne uneer ~ ny oosetsauon Sestffday capped
ne M snea' @ tie nFsf th,ng 50" va: scene ut
tuE. tuE wy na'l po"; l1o'es'ant freshman was
taxing ~ very 10" tone 10 tasor OF Wal!ack,
"nen betre!' man-9 Catho!lc lrishnan-
came up 1fom oea'ma r. a'o = et1u:k him beside the
neaa' ana, q, me !" al!acE nun turned around,
planted anotner Do" Ia bis lace, and vas pro-
eeediDg to continue his assault upon thu nnof:
lending lrotestart. when the crowd intctferetl,
and lrcttg soon tue poEice ca1ne up and took
tue attacking party, led him Il little a'ids and
let hun 20. This was but specimen of sey-
eru' other scenes saw enacted: Going up to
tue First Precinct poll OF the Fourth Ward,
rerT strong NNIihCk precinct | sSaa ;ust in
time to witness ~ nt'aGk W the Irish Catholic
crowd OF English Hlll,' in tho same ward,
upon that poll, for The purpose Of aezing the
ballot box and destroying it. I'sving stones
we're freely throTu, and pisto'.shots fired,
The WaitacE men firmly stood their ground,
and promptly repelled the attack. Coming
round again to the City Hall, found {tbis was
about eight o,clock,) large crowd Of Berrett
meo gaihgTed n front Of the Ball, while a
| group OF Waf!ack men we're standing in frnnt
Of the residence Of Sir. Wallack, who lives i'm
| IN for their side, these Wallack men CAV. three
cheers, whereupon the wild Irish set up an infer
nal yel, and rushed acrossto attack then, hurting
| b1lckbata, and l'easlng stones, and firing pis-
| LOIS 40 1efa1,atory ttlort was made by the
friends Of Mr Wallack, who counseled fofbear.
charged right towards the row Of dwelling
houses II which Wallack's is situated, and q
| number we're shot, ona mum in the side, SO that
he is not expected to lire: Your correspondent
vas at the time in the Wallack crowd, and rs
tue stones and bullets began to be unpleasantly
prom1scuous, he sought refuge, with several
others. under porch near bg, and the door was
opened and We wero invited in. In our host fur
| the nonce recognized tai, intellectual look.
ing, angular faced man, whom, If he had been
twenty years older, should hare taken for Aba
Lincoln. Upon inquiry found he was the Op-
candidate fnf 1F$ bat