The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

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=. MASx rhladelphia Gate OF Ksutucky) was
tnen mLc' ace followed BY three cheers FOR Kenfucky
az pS eled this the uprising Of the Of the city
giving a Of the Il.
ser satiye clement He was no politician political
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bird bare. (Iaughter.) he would say nothing about
the Star spangled Banner, for that had been worn
threadbare. He came 70 address their understand
ing. The time had come when conservative men must
speak out What was the cause Of all the present strife
y vas As
the Territories where i could properly Be carried,
pause.) Il was mere abstraction No man
dare carry his slaves into the Northwestern Territories
nd as he
panse2 Bat he would make no speech. (Cries Of "Go
m"Go on" he wished % say that they, as party,
and anghter) We have been asked nom every quar-
TER What s your platforms ?" Our platform Is 1.-the
everv sna ae NJ Of Inc aw
leader Philadephas not 80 lost TO require any We
don't 60 for men, but for measures. Whenever we nd
Georgia or South Carolina who will take our and
bear boldly he is the man. (Applause) He must be
large an audience, and compelled TO conclude You
who have heard our platform will flock around with a.
much good zeal as the Crusaders did around the banner
OF GODFREY TO redeem the holy sepulchre (Applause)
LEI US all resolve to preserve the Unon cost what may
(Applanse)
Gus calls for "Brown." he begged the attention the
audience for few m0mens- He had the outset per-
%%s, s duty in that certain
come and he had read their letters Cals for Grown"
The PRESIDENT here came forward, but the calls for
Brown were repeated. After little while he succeeded
in obtaining quiet and made an appeal the audience
Keep order and listen patiently to the gentleman who now
had the stand. (Applause and renewed calls for
"Brown")
Mr. GRysoN then stated that he only rose TO express
the profound regret Of the Commte Of Arrangements for
the absence Of the distinguished speakers that
noupced and their qualification at the manner in which
experience Of public meetings he had
aembly which deported itself with equal patriotic deco
rum. Applause and loud calls for Brown.)
No immediate response being made to the call II was
proposed to adjourn In moment more, however, he
came upon the platform, and "" greeted with enthusi
astc cheers.
pected the honor Of appearing before you this eveuing
and only in Difference 10 your emphacay expressed
desire that appear before you now. Respecting this
movement my heart is in the RICH. place-(appause)-
and rejoice before my God that find platform
which TO stand tAppsuee) I need scarcely refer to
have pursued but COURSE and that has been athe
renee to the Union the constitution and the enforcement
S ana n o cheers 70. Mr.
Of course bad no hand, yet. by the living God.
h heart to maintain il. lApplause2 what
voceIS'gsers.S isuenser) is not mere re-
wild outburst OF popular feeBng--not . mad i'm.
puse-but spontaneous throb of the American heart
The Union is pronounced by eminent and patriotic
men TO be imminent peril This meeting in Philadelphia
where the liberties Of mankind had their birth, shows
that the spirit Still exists that will maintain their power.
(Appause There has been exhibited of late intense
desire on the part Of the anatca portion Of the North
force upon this nation the settlement Of question of
stutiona constructions question which can only be
decided by the judiciary Of the country (Applanse
sectional party has been found, which seeks to place
sectional man In the Presidential chair We all know the
oe which spread through the Northern States in the
last Presidential contest when attempt was made 10
elevate John Fremont TO the Presidency "a few hsses
Was then that the conservative clements OF the country
North and South, were rallied ard 100000 votes were
cast for that eminent patriot Mlard Fillmore cloud and
long continued applause That same conservative spirit
still exists, and may be permitted TO venture pro-
phecy this State WILL under the nGe Of the constitutional
party, indicate itself md elevate constitutional and
Union man to the Presidents, chair (Applause) The
entire country, North and South has become sicKened
and disguised with this constant agitation Of the slavery
OF the North who would bring ruin and devastation
our country come, also, express just loud and
which has sought to control the ooooco party for the last
eight years Loud applause) We are sick both, and
to this ianatcism we must attribute the imPend.
can doctrines We attribute tho raid Of cid
John Brown At Harper's Ferry. {Applausel Il may
be that expressions such % these may be uastefu TO
slavery into politics instead Of leaving 70 be determined
by the judiciary Of the country There is where It
belongs and must remain. II . question purely 81
constitutional construction The majority Of the people
cannot determine -canpo leghlae upon IT, Extremists
of the North and South have been gu reng about It
years, when IL will not admit of any legislative remedy
whatever. While make this concession TO the South,
let US ask the South to make similar concession to
and give US tariff for the protection Of home industry
cloud applause.) The North and South are welded
together for good for evil, We are blessed with
a constitution the wisest ever framed The cues.
ton which threatened to be q barrier to the adop-
ton Of that constitution, should not be permit
s Sa T. sns q c " er
the Union being dissolved Not l. II will stand
endurabe the rocks This the only free govern
eternal God Of Nations (Approbstion) Washington him
self, in my humble Judgment, was much inspired a.
chooses Censaton) The speaker here adverted TO the
the providence which watched over the establishment OF
our liberties believe are protected from high,
and as long as We remain truly patriotic people, that
to % Union s p9ess OF oVer
the destnies Of their (Appiause.) Dis.
solve this Unons Why, is another ark of
the covenant Of God with free people It s like the bow
in the clouds rejecting the glory Of God and the promises
Of God to all mankind This Union cannot be dissolved
"a Voice, "No, never land If there any danger
you, my fellow citizens and patriots would allow it.
Apflanse) This 10 our linton, and not only ours, but
our chdrenss and childrens chldren's Therefore
let US run up standard high and let the whole arch Of
our confederacy resound with the motto of Gen. Jackson,
by the Eternal this Union must and shall be preserved
and not only preserved but preserved in tranquility,
peace and prosperity. cloud applause.)
The PRESIDENT then announced that notice would be
given through the Of the place Of the headquarters
which had been secured for the friends Of this
The meeting then dispersed
Coroners' Inquests.