New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

,...-asv Tfsir whole acs,sipe "a Southern, their
vle.e creed l. basfd Slavery. Somsoody he sa'd
As, 10 te Sonth they hunt slAves With doRe-n NE
North N i,h Democrsts. This wss fally susai1ed by
40. Northern ID, mocray 10 the hat session ol Con-
ereps afr. Log Of Illinois, the mo 1th piscs OF Mr.
Douglas In the House. 70 prove bis and t1e De crss
loy.hy 10 the Soutn, sid that the Republicans,
shhoogh they would not resist IT, would give acve
esd TO enforce the Fugitive Slave law IL slave
escaped they wond not pursue HIM they left ts4' 70
the Den ocras, who pever failed 70 catch toeui su'
retain them 70 their uasters. THIS behave Ia Tae'
We have this spectacle 10 this Christian country.
when who bss bsea rob led of his liberty ore iSs
the bonds of his oppre-sor, regains Lis natural ilsns
aud il about escape u IRud Of freedom, IN the
Seulh You see bloodboupos, 10 .he North Democrats
han gipg upon hrs bsunches. Which think You 'ne
pOsI r.speStsble-the biped or the qnadruped-the
Soms allowances can be made for b reckinridge aud
Rel for their praStich aud d.fendng Slavery. They
were corn ADD educated in Slave S'ates; aud eonscl'
epce in those dsys Of degenerate Chsila1i y, ID MT
onh nod,feo bat created by education. But what Gao
Be said Of born among the free hills OF Vermont
and taught from youth reed toe Declaration OF In
&e,el6-Ice, who says that he " cares not whether
SsvtIy be voted up or vofed dowa we CLAIM 40
night to int. rfeie with Slavery III thu States Bal II
The on, s,ion Of emancipation legtmately before
tie y,ol of Maryland AID keouchy, or Other Slave
S,s.s and a NOr,hern man should declare that he
cared Whether it were voted up or voted dowa,
ssebt be Dot ~ ook % upon not only With COME pr
auo a norrepce hus with detestaion IL can be ac-
counted for oDy by the fsc, ,h4t he lie now living on
the III paid labor of inber'.d slases who under his
svss.r, are toil pg and dyirgon the death bearing
pl.D atoms of MI s1ssppl.
Whether thi. ragged, torn, disjoin ed Democratic
party will survive 10 entsr another night against Tree
dom know net Daute tells os OF m 81 Ia the q ony
regions Of " bich be wrote who wae doomed Tor alt
msDf siDs IL uaverse rough pavements Of the In
rpaI regions through ilmtabe time, with his eutras
torn Gu. an orsghDg bet Biz legs Whether tnl'
uni Apply party is destined 70 81 nllar pro ged pau
faI existence time tell. Its enorniles, anc'
suJrepd red is,h 10 The dominion OF Slavery, nave
been Qusl 10 any punishment Freedom Ignored; tnt
D,el.rstlon VI Independence denied, ridl;aisd aad
trsEped On Slavery tnforced at tie point Oh the
lav,u.t: q - hoe quarter of the globe outa wed ron
AuinsD sympathy; a whole race Of God children d.,
slared to have no rights Sbch white men we're boz nd
10 Ie,pect would seem - justly the harsh-s sea
spo. which mortal or immortal tribunals could Dtiict
Fellow cit z.ns let all who love liberty more tha1
sAver,-wbo love their country more than party
ION the uiu0 pba IhtoIg Who are about TO escort
R.tubhcsD President 10 the Executive mansion OF 8
Republican Nation.
Mr.. Stevens was interrupted with frequent and
hearty spplause His hits at T4nsy were particularly
reksbed. Daring his address two companies OF Wide
Awskts came 10 and took their seats in the Hall.
The hoo. Butler q. NOBLE, Lieut. Governor o
Riseol sin wss LhsD introduced. he began by cay
hgns, a Distinguished Democratic orator four year
$50 IN tis city gan In this way Fello@ cltlzens
j do lot eone Wind cate the Administration o
Frsukljp Pierce admit that that If oorrop out as
your sufr, ges or that honest of Peunsy lvauia
James Butbanan." a week or two ago that sa n
nsD con meuoed speech in this way; Eel o " cu
Esps, 4 90 come 20 yludlcae The Administration Q
james Buchanan. admit tnat that s corrupt bat ss
youI sntrs gee that of Illinois, StepG.
Ar.od Dougas,' Laughter and CHEERS It va
baid l. al BDehsI ans Administration bad made Pierce
ADJ ibistIarCn Respectable. Ii this KIND OF tho
wss 70 20 on, this making previous Admin
isgslions respectable, he douoted not that Dougls
would be found eminenlly competent 70 perform hi
pat. 10, eat applause and laugnttT. Mr.. Noble the
"a Ii Ia
Territories and the grounds which dis ingulshed De u
ocrals bad taken in relation IT, If these Democrats
who advocated our doctrines twelve years ago, Wei
not stenn ahsts then, We are not s7cuoOausts now
Now, they said that the great popular Will was 10 b.
dsregaId5d aud nine old men should settle the ques
tiOn Of Freedom in the Territories. He winfield Pop
plar Sovereignty down 10 OoehiTd Of sovereignty
The Legislature oniy sbo not the Executive or Jad
esry IN lbe Territories being III the power Of the peo
pie an then they bad bat Ooethrd of toe lAw-uakio
power, as If the Governor vetoed the BILL 1t must b
parsed by two.thirds vote; an1 he added, aecordiu
TO Dsboils arithmetic, OF Was l-9lh. No y, tai'o
wa just as Ro1o as ANY Ian, but he submitted that tn
pohy Of putting The who people of Territory of tn
ULiIed oLales INTO the clolDlDg business, was ba
political economy. Cheers. MIR. Noble proceeded
70 argue that the Constitution did recOgaIz
prop.Tty in man, and reviewed the pass age Of th
COppromse n sssures of 1850, and the course of oar
ties He very the parry self style
OF the Constitution and The Union." Although bt
did begin until after ~ clock, yet vi the
audience heard hIs speecn through the late end.
they thought Abraham Lincoln and rougn they
were much mistaken. He was a gentleman and q
ecbolsr Of his own making AS 10 the danger of dis
uLion, he would undertake 10 put it all down with
few Companies of Vide Awskes. There was am
bilious bruIus reaoy with his dagger to assassinatt
Abraham LiDcoln, should he be elected. WHAT woalt
Abraham Lii coin do with him He would pat one
han his head and cay this ad vOc4te OF SquatC
Sovereignty, ger, Squat" tGreat laugh AM
appliance. Mr.. Noble concluded an argameutativ,
o. eech, but speech Astounding with telliOg hits bI
calling the Of New-Y0rk settle the eonfe
doclsiVely.
1t icing near midnight, the meeting i'm uedistely ad
jouIJed amid cheers from the audience and the musi
Of Ihe Wide "A wakes.