The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-09

sx,,,lf ract flr len On
lsi i. vas cornB' arc mo sayesodcr knss very Well
~, ara even " p'esent .n..s :, ms. so,n dis
~, 20 >ss Tee Ic.usr sns.,.uon ~" dsu,
g,yy ap9 Iss, wanted Cuba ard Hexico exseri Ella
tders -rrhsls 70 aio uea ~ io.', ms s'u:nc:n con.
10 .v and senator Mallory OF E,oras n.S de.,.rsd
ss~houi slavery IL Cuba he woI!t M. tase /: a
sSr ,s. - 49, ,..s .....,,.s -,
teous Senator Jhrsor Of rennessee recently ,od him
b that IN The Disturbances in that Sta'c 10 1868, the
" ope o.es many a, nee ana ,hss any pof,c n ~
have ioned 10 diving an the ct safe harans
Iney were aifs'd of them What them would be ths nep
~, NJ. y, ana p.nsF sounsfn safes shoLS
The question Of restriction or extension sst no IA me-,
AMY END sqnafey, an he was ead that lhere
W IN isa an' 10 isoo mere ~
strr or Cav bu q vas rlad t,.., ,bs r,ss tSsra ~.
no enc to entr ccmpi oDac
cal p,Osuisu ,ne eFps ,' s'apery y '.nns eve
anorg slaves and b his anchors very much as
abolition stump orators and lecturers wont TO 90 Hs
,n 80 nor any ympahy tne oes
niger, niger, bigger
Helpers "mpencins Cribs" my s:eriousiy found ia way
,bfse , re s k'vy ~ aas ,
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iHE NoNIEot IN CONNEotloUI.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT NEW HAvES--sPEEcH
OF GENERAL CALEB CUSHING.
NEwH,yyy March q 1890
Va,
grand raHy OF the democrats OF New Haven took
place this evening TO hear Caleb Cushing Casrles z
v,.oysou r,ss,s.d
y AGO. ~ ,,,,o,r.,,o, u, o,,,. 80
EAter an appropriate inrooucuon, MI Cusnn toos toe
PLATFORM greeted by three hearty cheers for tho New
England statesman and soldier. Mr. crsuye commenced
by saying that he bad had only days notice to pre-
pare and that this was not the only speech he intended
to make in Connecticut After depicting the prosperity
ana glory OF ne COUNTY, he ead that the questions the
day were.-.shal this Union stand p, "saa wecon.uue
To have comn,on country %, .w.e.,o ~, ~, -.
~ ~ : common u""' "ss " " iaii py us Own
weigetr' "Have we been born with Some congeuia de-
,eo. ,hs' prea0oms Us to premature cadacy " as the
run :" We 'o'eh o'e rs 'Pc AFRO the peopie OF toe
North TO Persevere in angry, vicious miscbisvous, il
tempered ntermeddUps with the social instj,uons os
Tho sor,h %, p.ro-ora ,n,n,s,o.. 80. -
~' o'u'"' he'efeno minister's ana h'gn reaching
-o,.,,.. 49, A.. - - .~'
Mr. cussnV then svs,.a to sw.ss - - ,es,n
lic. doctrine The announcement Of p,ma
1900 -" - =. nA'"o was
ard would perhaps be the standard bearer Of the rspubI
ran, IN the anrrcachire con,ss, ana hss..
per- S'ae ana proudly ne would accept him as such Not
~ yhch NJ sars -, ,V u'S FILLS u = nseI isw,
for man who chose cara a on
,sr,Sr .ssrrnaa oh~sS" e'r 20" WV 49,, Soaou-
,oor an oath 10 srnnn,, tho .G,s ;, u :, n 10
above bs constpon ss uo on ,o ~ n 90
~.
par,u Pss me speaher cca1 appreCia.e me
cd and then a., y" Wus ac sn WHO ea.s.
oisnca doos,yd - ~ ~. 10 IN cAoIso or 1hooe
law so,ne wss now Nc a n. we ngass
az ,nsT,,,h, 1900 r ino pe,cnoe no" "ae o.
eau ,ha, n,I ,n w. III, Tso"'u ana ahanon was
siaves and ,hs,acoro " nnu.,, pop'e o"nso
oarchv That rsn Son1st ~ Al T oil
SS.s,cyy r,nrn.an,.t h;s 49, ,soy !" lsss ioe
an there ws no psp OF hs %o.
wealth wss 90 nntquauy distributed as here Nor was II
uue Vat e SOutn exClteu unoue influence Ia the nauon
liz weakness Ind been in Tho is.ionsc: ana r,a,rs =;
its statesmen The unity OF the South was dcsensive
unity ana IN the recent contest 70, Speaker had almost
10 be Between tho Tree labor aud s,sva iah,r
States. What conflict could there be where there
~ss DIVERSITY ol pr.ducons ana not idenhsy Let man
ter1beeaute there was identity ana not avs,s;ty t
under akc TO raise cotton and there would
be eohnc, WIN south CsiooA because Of identity OF pur
al Stats and labor states Tb., nomenc,s,ure VS.
disguised in Part cover up and distract at
ten'ion rom the conflict between labor and capt.
iai o. the NoItn (spplause) Mr.. Gushing then
adyeIted 10 the claim Of the republicans that the