New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

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10 ~ : &c tc,I were out ia the $40, and could, like
4. espls look the san ia the eye they were the sas
stiou IN the world If these philosophers would ley
hfm alone. TIE Gu tvaton Of ths tJ'n croprsquWed
he regular eontipuous pers sent labor, from the
last of March 10 the st OF January. Now, white labor
was peither regular nor persistent. Suppose there
should be strike 10 Lynn It would ruln the crop,
md probably create a REVOLUTION in England and
In TIE wcrd. The civilized world could NOT afford 70
slow so indispensable an arice 70 be subject TO the
pBco sines 81 free labor. The nth, said he cannot
sford lse This valuable institution. The S01th pays
10 the North for clothing and working nsteria5 for
The uigeeTs, al least " wv VOO and YET Mr Seward
snee,s at this amount. do not suppose MIR. Seward
or Lincoln would legsate in relation 20 the trade OF
the South. No. they only want to cary out their
peculiar ethical theory In relation to morals and re-
ligion gro9t laughter aud spplause.) hope, as the
North IL ga q 10 be conscientious people, descended
from tie Puritans and Dutch, thas tlsy will leave
ma tiers Of religion and morals to the great Ruler OF
the Uoiverse, and dom let lincoln or Seward have
thing TO 90 win IT, great laughter oneer AZ the
merchants Of New-YOfk Tor attempting 20 conddCS
Government so as 20 protect material Interests Why,
my idea about Government is thu. it deals alone WIN
material interests and sets up no School OF eJnlc OuI
faher settled the uestion of rehtiUlasss Of Slavery
don own property IN man. As Isl msa me me hsSer ID
pro'edtd by the State j cannot lll-treat NM
A VoIcE-Suppose So a man he runs ava
MIR YAAcEY-lhen we recover hin, be:anss the
Constitution GAYS We shall Gentlemen negei mas
got legs you may be certain OF 10 Nhsh tieos
i've pllIOhOpDtIs HtI NONu NbStN'
nigp N ink ne is ba worst treated man allve ana ne
RUS away has % hide away and nsarly scarves 10
death MI az last he lie glad 10 come home, ana De
good bigger again. lLaughter.J Ire TannnS away
81 a niger is no more than anything elle; we have
boYfes and they have got legs and Gun away come
tines but thet does not deprive them OF tae character
OF proptrtv and If the G0verOnent nnds taat
borss n the possession OF another man. II says you
stole him. sud wish you could put that law IN force
here when our Diggers run away. APpi@rse'I NO"
tbis Republican party say that we hail nave no more
save States The South is not to have the adVant2go
of q community Of Sister States, ana you are no.
20 have the advantage OF thu general prosperity whel
more Slave aJes would give you. Iney say tle
slave trade between the States shall be abolished
This trade il incident 10 is vitality and property
Trade should be allowed 10 seek ltS own leyel Inc
GREAT idea Of the world is that free trade Is the
best trade. The Fugitive Slave law is nov nulhhed
l., the lava in twelve States. They VIII Abolish
Slavery in The District Of Columbia.
IA VOIcE-WhO says 60
MIR. YANCEY-Jhe AbOiinOnists, the JACK Rspu0l-
can; don't know the distinction. say has Mr.. Sew
ard says co. ] say that Abraham Lincoln Gays 80. lie
is the author of the idea that there IS an lrrepresoe
conflict between the labor OF the North and The labor Of
the South. They will abolish 1t IN the Dstric; OF 20
lumbja aud in he dock yards ands shipyads. Twelve
of these States have nued the Constl5u1n and made
il renal ofe1ss TO enforce Law OF the COnsttu Ion,
and men have been Imprisoned simply for b5log loyal
TO the Constitution. lincoln VIII bal up an ADohtion
" midst, corrupt the tone OF our people, ana
when they sympatnize with him, even # The Constltu-
ton of the United States is not with him. what VIII be
the result Why, with party 10 our midst disposed
TO symparhize with the rrepressbe conflict, even with
the ureseut Administration pray tel me how th555 men
will act il the Republican Party is successful They
will percOate between the master and slave as water
between the rocks. They will be fouad every %hers
with Ely chime 10 put in wells Laughter, hsses,
and great applause In Texas it is proven there are
men some of whom call themselves lie verend, upon
whom pistols have been found aad IN the bottom oil
their tugces quantities Of strcbnne, almost enougl
10 poison the whole world has been found there.
U%ugatsrj How came they there 1t was Tor the
purpose OF carrying on this Trepnes.ble conflict.
If tlese Inen think t9ty are doing Gods work, won
they OF the South be in dangerous condition As
you make people uneasy 90 VIII pf0cuce decrease
and the prosperity Of the North ana South wiz de-
crease. If ibis cUmee, what viii the Syu;h do 1t ls
said the south ought 10 submit. lie CID not think 50.
IGieat applause, Suppose tney dl0 submit. tney
become ike tie India lElends when England abolished
Slavery. Civil was and desOlatOn must follow. MIR
Ysneey then drew dolefGl picture o. rotng ships d
falling warehouse at the North III consequence OK tAls
abolition. But the terrible war OF race VII DO Ine
worst-tbat will indeed be 81 ir-ePre,ylh'e cJhh,ci
Applause. The North must share the deso."dou that
follows IuID loose these sjOritles to disregard tde
RIGHTS of pr1peaty and let the North beware OF The ide
Of ACTON, who was devOured by his own dOgs. lap
plaueeJ TIE South would not, ana ought not 80 sab
nit TO any denial Of her rghLs Ihey are minority;
a. the Cohstu ion made 70 protest mlnones dSd
ASSURE them that the majority should be guided Big
written law aud not higher law. App&use.l Tue
North does not need the Constitution for sns has tue
majority. If the South is obliged 10 slbmit better
have oae enlightened King than million Ignorant des-
uota, lGreat applause. TIE South must lOyk 20 the
Consultation for protection and 10 the Loyalty ~ l| IN
the breast Of every Buthe South saods NJ IS one
prd demands prOIg CtiOu GOD put II lniO q worm
TO ,urn on the heel that treads it. They men,
intelligent men, who knowing their rights, dare main
tain them. Great appisusel lilo sala ne h4d Deen
asked 10 answer ain quest ng; they were az Ol-
lowe: |. "Sir, do yOI consider the election Of mr.
1 efsut Of the limited St4Fg sIltL
cause 10 warrant the South III seeding IRON the
Unioul" ,. " In case Mr. Lincoln Should be elected.
and any of the States should attempt ID Gcade, would
Won suDpOrt the General Government aud the other
States In maintaining the integrity OF the Union p
This nr5t QUESTION was mere speculative question, ana
political ejaculation at that lie TGe IT, ug . avert
The aWfui catast Ophe which tina, question conen'
rsted loud cheIsi, namely, the e.ocCon OF Abrah
Lincoln Cheers, If others would labor rs zgalousy,
and give cir tire he did, TIE cl3, iJphg mig1t be
averted, Ths second question WAS a,j) speooi9'iol
on eomethipg which night Oo,ur after ths .st qdes
ton was seted at the baliJt-bJX. Loud cries Of
" Question "anewer the question !. Gentlemen
must not be impatient aud above all they must kee)
their temper. This Was speculation on toe tdLuIei
and be h0rcd 10 God thst the fire. event never would
happen, and the speculation might never coma TO
head Applsuse. ia the fret place Gere II 70 sach
thing IS tIe South seeding. He aid rot know hOW
they would 90 about II. There Is sugl thing as q
Stale seCsOiDg. lie hSd no ans Yer 10 give 70 ANY
cue stiOn 10 now the Sta could sscsds. BuJ he WIS
citizen Of Alabama, 6pd be belisvC0 N State rights.
According . The compact made among lie Sa.es be
believed .hat d State had the rgat Of secession. lA6-
plauseI But tho State Of Alabama had acted; they
had directed the Governor % cal tbs people 70 decide
THE question n the ca1s o. The election OF MI iAucOn,
and 10 lie event o. refusal 10 ADMIT any nor slave
States. lie could not decide, hut he wOglt 20
with MS STATE 10 whatever she might cecile. Then
il was FIR him TO decide, and the people OF New
York have Lotnng 10 do with IT, IL VII DO
crave auction 70 cecde; grave thing for him 20
commit himself here in Nsw-YO,k; andt) d 50 supply
TO CRAFTY political opponent woe one Of the widat
tIings imaginable. Applause ana Jaleo ohesrs ior the