The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

ing themselves =, vou,a "a. ,sa .oos ,ct
that this great and orous ccun,rv 70 Ss sven
up TO seVVoas pHy' He would not believe that the
BLACK rs y sns soycas IVES rule over the gre.. IN
aseaby conservative rAan but he could tell them
If Lincoln elected be would Join lie friends In the
South IN carrying oes any measure which might be con.
ridered necessary tApplaure Tho eDuocan party was
SEEM rom small beginnings, 70 march along stealthy.
And what their objectf Not 70 SECURE freedom for
the Territories for he would ask, where is the
not already settled question: In 1856 there
was, perhaps an excuse for this republican
battle waged by the partes-the struggle aud the
prize being who should have Kansas n republicans
WOO that battle AID what more DO they WANT lie was
not believer In the higher law doctrine which would
hx the limits 70 slavery for there higher lay doc
uiDe-the law OF cimase-wnich would exclude slavery,
for the simple that II could not flourish there and
again no power Garth could exclude slavery from that
Territory where slavery was profitable. FOR
instance, slavery could rot flourish 10 the New
EI gland States and from those States the people
excluded slavery long ago. And why2 Because slavery
could exist without COMPENSATION. And at the prs
sent momert although lne pa'e was With reference @
slavery, there no TER tory with respect 10 which
this question OF slavery cou arise He would not a.
pare the North ana the South seeing that one had
much superior to the cher in 20 yer and y andeur
But the South rejoiced in the prosper.t ~ o, the
North, and why should not the Morn rejoice in
The the ., prosperity and welfare Of .ae soushS me
South offered the live sraneh NJ naace
and rec Iciliaton, mat the tide az sectional
lem, witch threahred 10 destroy the land might
ueets3eu inc kdplbicah party must DO put down
tappsuse)-rad New Yora can put IL -(continued
ap2ause)--Sew York bad the votes and New York hal
the poscr, and ho hioOd before them q Southern
G beg ID, 10 assist and stand by the South In putting
Gown slavery agitation. he glad TO see, standing
side by side, the friends OK Bell, OF Breckinridge and
Douglas and thus endfavcrng TO preserve the Union and
the country for one and for all (Applause) Whist
would be the copsesnc OF Linoolns election He
cared not TO be tod that his administration would
be conservative one He could tell them that the
ment Lincoln elected the evil would be done fAp-
pause) The negross 81 the south on the st ne ss Of
Lincoln election would rise 10 perpetrate
and take part With the sympathzers OF john Brown 10
commencing bloody raid on the South He had wit
Dessed the John Brown raid. Re had the blood OF
his friends fbed ike 10 tho streets OF Hsrpers
Ferry. lie raw the negroes with In their hands
firing the citizrns OF that and shooting them
dosn-ore OF their victims being the kndest and
best OF the place. Ne could tell them the
election Of lincoln would be the frs. step 10 another
black revolution and they wonld the
ard he country plunged INTO civil He could
sure tie people Of the North that no power earth could
resist The dsunioh sentiment and dsuniou feeling OF the
south the moment that the election Of lin son rss An
noanced 10 the country. Il charged AgslDs. them
mat tney would Iot secede, they were tOgmatzed as
towards IN The affair at Hsrper's Ferry bat they had
the'e as al all other times proved the bravery aud
gaiai Try OF The south. fApplause.) de could aseure
bem ihal this the n ost important week thai Il
ever preceded Presidential election IN the history Of
the country. tApplausc) He would neg Of Of the
saie 70 be ma stirring and speakng Of the pers that
surrounded the Inion in the State OF New York
that tire battle would be decided and II thoy fought
the good fight vel they would have all the influence and
po~er OF the Ola Dominion with them. {Applause) Bot
TO IRON the tops Of the Aleehanies to The
tdai waters Of their state. They were prepared 10
stain their rivers with blood they flowed By tomb
q Washington raher than = have al outrage perpetra-
ted 90 he seos,ed coil ~ Virginia (Ap2lause
This speech concluded the proceedings OF the night
after come music by the band the meeting dispersed.