The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-22

century 10 come. (Appiause) but ioiioW me little
farther Win not speak long Yoa find q good many
abolitonsts in the West-the State OF Ohio OF the
leaders What those Western States done? the
slave viii run away from his MASTER he WILL with knife
hano-in all probability having used il against his
master-come to them q runaway slave, they
will receive him In that State with open arms, take him 70
their board, and almost to their bed daughter and
cheers) But let the master set that same slave reeet
the master say, 6o where you will. Go 10 your friends
In Ohio Indiana, in Illinois. Go there" What have
those free States done, whore abotionism prevailsS
They have locked the door against them, II they
come % free men. daughter and eheers) If they
but come slaves-K tney will violate their duty
10 the master-H they make an Internal noise
and clamor-Q aghier)-if they give them any
capital, then the a0ohtionst hugs him 70 his bosom
But let them freemen, made free by their mag
ters and the great majority Of the Western states have
passed laws and are now passing then prohibiting free
blacks from ever entering the limit Of their State Cries
OF ''Ihat's CONSISTENT, and lsugher) DO we do sQs
mol No, my friends, Kew York, happily standing
between the secons Of me country, has always been
Seps naS snd Let the poor black g, came O
our princes and We will grant IT, whyf Because we
ooK oPo the black brother worm, springing
short journey Of life, meets all it's and all its roublcs
brother, destined with us 70 common grave; and
our brother destined with TO common resurrection
We treat the slave here We DO not urn our back upOn
him when free; We will take him bond or free,
and We will try and make man Of him; and Is
not for me TO say how far our power goes TO
effect that object. daughter and APPLAUSE
Ny friends this the Of the birthday OF the great
mAn Vi tno aSc-(cheerS)-Sod u mas oeeu pnPPny Sc
lected for this celebration upon Union principles what
Kind OF land do we live in s IL barren and-a land
OF Uouoef Oh, no. We have no famine, for our coun-
Try overfows with milk and honey-wh an aoundan q
rom ocean 70 ocean, from the Lakes 70 the bay OF
MEXICO; Have we psstHences God, IN HIS mercy has
averseo from US the arR Of the destroying angel Have
we foreign war; An nations do homage, an are
pe.oe VIZ me word. Having such pethf ~ Of pros
perry, we nave raesed demon within our oorders be
i9re which We fall down and worship. And
az TINS disce.d because We have no foreign
e enemy % ngns Although am noe nan Of blood felo~
cuaens, ane0 wish that We had war-(appause)-
inse 10y ena IN the left pointng 70 Gen. Sco-pro
iSnsse umu" Gus cheering, accompanied by the waving
" nas, nAnW ferchiefs, &c. which for some time inter
Iupted The y eaksr) -niehi onos more ahl perhaps
tnat was icked thought lAsghter) for am not
man VA my professions beng rather CIVIL b, u ~
Dao = wa why your politicians and your abolnonst
Nouic sn0 X like worms IN the dust (Appause) The,
YOU'D ID the North and the South, the Eat aos
vest .ndpg together, shoulder 70 shoslder, Tor
getsng small differences the common veal
Iney ,oud stand or fall together and then yo'
would see whether the Union would stso'
or wi.h them (Applause) Ny friends there is n
aDte sou,em berveen the North and the south. II
mH axe Our Southern friends all mistaken about
~ have some upon the platform 70 nght-sad Ssh Y
aveus We had more Of them rheve Us no Aniascn'sr
repeat no conflict either 10 principal on o.nsr riss
What y our counuyf Who won our indepcsienceT ~h