New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

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tia, State il Nov, inter. The Dtaoiooi-t bnters, On
n. othe ard sre no, likely tn get the electoral vote
Of single State spy here for Breckinrdee In No
vember. Mississippi vas the St-te where they mad
tie M 4 Glance and We from hatcher aud
er papers ttat they are likely 70 be wniopsd
u,Ie a,ain No ether paper has the new.
There was gest roS at Breckinroge ratilca-
ton meeting m Loussie, on The evening OF the ltfn
| inst The Lou,sviHc Journal says tost :" M. Sim
ral Col Presiop Col Gro. B. Hodge aud otners a.
ten t,ed to sc+sk, ad perhaps did speak They were
seen suec. ssi ely upon the stand brandlsbipg their
fss ,bsbiI their heads, working their mouths, ana
looking aufply ,ed IL the face, but no human being
there rou ieU whether they were actually talting or
not We na1beed to get Wit in i've feet OF Gov.
Pow ell and strbripg our ears for fifteen mnu'es, the
oply words we bes from bi4 mouth we're serenteen
Sfotes All possible con- bipaons of sounds, all manner
Of sb. nts wells. 500 howngs Loaded thu mosphers
tu1 deo sherifs each with posse comtotus, couldn'
tav. lept the .. ace The noires # al the wild beast
f twenty tx eDs,ye nersgeries, let loose in snsl
n,bi.test.r ould Rave been droa ned aod loet In
IN. hurricane Of arti, ulste and inarti,ulae sounds
TIE Iumpus was caused in pat by Bell men, who
"wtni to the meeting 20 attest their scon oil Col
Hump rey Msrshsll, @ho was announced as one OF
tie sp axe snd being { ere for such an unworthy
PM. re, they called occasionally Marshall! odd
Gms Old Tors # the Copper &c" But accord
irr TO The Journal the d'-ui bauce was, after all,
psly Dire TO the evaporation and anmosity prevail
rp tetu cen the supporters of Breckenridge and those
Of Dougas.
The Detroit Fee Press says that William Duer of
osv ego La. declared for Douglas, THIS is ne VS.;
lie v az d member Of the Utica Convention.
TIE National fnte,genoer concludes an article of
four columns aid h half on tie Democratic split With
the 10 vice that there are no regular Democratic
apcidst.s for the Presidency, all Democrats woad do
VII 10 vote for John Bell No doubt they will do so
ON Mr.. Douglass arrival in Boston, on Tuesday,
h. met with e,roal reception at the hands OF his po-
htcal friends ard in the evening was serenaded when
he nlsde T. following speech
F,1Low-CITIzEss OF MASSACHUSETTS: This sea
# lunsn faces warns me that il impossible for any
voic, 10 M Ike itself head TO the extent of this vast as
sen bIpe am overwnt lined with the honor that you
lave conferred upon by this spontaneous gathering
% countless thousands 10 py hons hot to me, u"
dOub ecy but TO that great pripeiPe OF cons'utona
liberty and sslf-gpverDnenS which underlies al our
fr.e ips,i,n,ops. Cteers. am informed chat now
have the hoI or speak from the same balcony from
Which your god.ke Wooster Icheers in 1850, defend
cd biz sciit in support Of the principle Of non-nter
10.
ss affirmed in The l.gis'stion of that year. Re-
t,Ntd cleeTIpgl The knowledge of the fact That
I speak CID the same balcony In defense OF the
IAN prcIl that the immortal Massachusetts states
n,sp yinoics,.d b. III OF his lie, ID suinc'ent
o. account fer thu ~, aIaleed arsemblage Vt the Ia
ticbsl H. n of Mossachus- it's. Applause The nlsto
~ of Naasciu ett- If tie history OF CONSTITUTIONAL
liberty La Massachusetts, our Tree institutions had
n cir birth The tattles OF the Revolution were all
IA hi N defense Of right of the people OF colonies
snd provinces AID terItOis, as wei as sovereign
States 10 msusg, their own affairs and eslabs their
owl institutions. beers Ii is natural, therefore,
lat he people of Ne~. En- gland the descenhants of
III Sc Revolutionary ssges bid patriots who established
our form Of Government, should now stano hrmly 10
d Ter 81 Of the prhpl- upon whieh our ennre political
syst. N rests. l"Guod! Good The Liberties of
Ills com y are now put in peril by sectional parties,
app+ sling to secti, bal PREJUDICE and Sc ona ambl-
ton against H.. lesee aid harmony OF the wnoie
Coz nIy. fApplause On the one hand you ind
great Nci,l err = cti"na party appealing TO me North
so,lu Il tre S,uh. On tie ober band you lind sec
topsl Iary sOu Inward. app, alng to The eJGdees OF
m, South sganst the North. II Republican party de-
nards the oss. ssion Of the FEDERAL government IN
order that its entire power may be welded Tor the pro-
hlbnion of Slavery wnsre the people want 1t. the
Sou.rn sectional party demands The possession OF IA
Fedora Government il rder that the whole power OF
To C,yeIuu elt NAV be welded for ths defenss and
NAN ienslee of Slavery where the people don't wan
IL faIulaus, These two sectli nal parties are IN Oh
lect toifit with each other add are producing tnat
irrepgt sall col hct which can never he recon He'd
Du To tnt Doctrine IObSrcee
il teri re viii the domestic iusti utions of the people
slyulere. Cleeis For the last few years, al
n lin e Of Cong ess has been employed IN the
Giscuis,n Of tn Slavery questln TO the excln
-,n OF important, rusilefs, sneeung 'hs Wnols
Il he ccnutfy. WI eneveT you ask your Represen-
,atves by il that they i'd not revise the revenue
- stem IN order DEF ay The exd-Dse of the Govern
melt wihOu browbg t~e'ty millions oil doas
ye.t tl,yt eIi YOU thai they hadn't tme-the whole
in % 10 time raise money to pay your h-nest
d.Ets IAptl use. w en- ,Ou ask your repre- senta-
t,yes " v II that the Pseic Railroad has not been
nsd. on ere told that there was no tme because
lie SioSery question absorbed the entire session Of
Cop,res, When YOU ask your representatives ny II
il rhar rhe bill system has not been reformed and car
re- d on with vigur throughout the country, you are
I. ID j at q hi vas 3, for want of time When you
ak uIy is tia. you have overland mai-route to
u Pacific ard 40 st-sm-liDe, you are told that the
slavery qus len ncrup,d the whole Session, and the
LI,, were Iost ior want Of time. Laughter mus
Won fin that all The great measures which affect the
ion uer, ipreees The shipping interests the manu-
ac urnR interest-tae industrial efess-o the coun
tTy lost iOi want Of ilme - I'm
NV fellow .,i izei g. there never will be time {" There
viii n ven are elected to p-rf, rm the duties for
Viii, tie Cover ment vss made, uDs- you BAL lsn
,o,ey.r rhe Slavery qneet from the Halls OF Con
.rss 81 r,naId 10 ihe people OF each Sta'e and
zach Territory riding To the platform OF the De@
,crarie Iarty. iThee Oh, ers This great principle
a. ncp.iI Iejierebce by the Federal Government ard
Polu'ar Sovereignty iD the States and Territories, Is
II. !. culsr the D. mo- ratio party IL was am rme9
IN ~. G. MI romlse Measures of 1850. IL was affirmed
n ib. Wing FL ifoIm IL 1852, well as the Demo
rsib IL Was sfiro ed by oil national men, Ill those
O, W. ard II ould BE- sustained by all NATIONAL conser-
waive. Uni n-lovir men IN the present day Cheers.
NJ, fellow citz.Ds | return tn you ny profound ack-
pneIis f. rhe kindness which has brought 7ou
here together, aid for thai respectful attention which
& If vast sss MI lag mas listened to my desultory re-
make {" Go oD1'l Again reneeing 10 you my
n ks h4ye the honor u take leave of you, aid bid
you I'd night
Mr. Dong a. spesking to the friends who greeted
lin ~ Hartford, on Monday evening, held the follow
Hg lsrgusge
you have done me no more than justice in stating
lst stand on ode onnd between the two parties
wo ere low sgatipg The country IN fnrfherance OF