The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-13

interests, they oommmtted themselves 70 T. sod sor q
time il appeared tnat Breckinriage aud Lane xefs
destined 70 sweep the entire South, and 70 the
But the policy ord bear the close scrutiny
few brave splsi In The SOUTH you all know, had to
meet the ISSUE repei and turn bark this tide Of
Southern sentiment which At rst seemed 10 be sweeping
over thu southern States But 10 proportion a. mas
been proved 70 oe but source Of dscord and division
there has been papaoe and strong reaction 10 the
public mind In the South favor oi the national demo
cratic nominee and adverse 10 BreckDrdge ana Lane
Knew that IN ,Ss Northern states Bseesnrdse and Lane
stand no shadow cnsnce, chance OF receiving Asn
gle Eastern STATE. a yooe-'Tnns so, no sane -"
believes Ii. "A yoce--"Nor any mailman ekhcr
tell you that the Of Breckenridge and Lane =
growing exceedingly weak In the SOUTH a, one ai%e,
when The Southern states supposed that they naa =
chance Of the entire South, large number Of them
were disposed 70 cooperate for tue plrposSe vi
pnynf S,sssrs sss' sna ss Masnes sustain
what appeared to be great southern mosement
AT this point considerable con as on asose among
sea- Calls were made for Douglas The cnAkxN said
that Mr. johnson should mrs, be permitted 20 an,sn MS
The crowd became calm again in moment, and the
speaker resumed.
viii be little patient will very close. (cries OF
Go Oh" Go on'O am extremely sorry that there
be any impotence on this occasion. viii cease
20 draw upon your patience II very few moments 'Go
on" Go onh) remarked that In difference 70 what
seemed great southern In the outses Of
seemed disposed 70 favor the clams OF Brecnrdee
Lane but tell you, fellow ctizens that they are at &C.
ther mistaken In that view inc cause q Breckinridge
They claimed, when the nomination was made that all
the southern States would give their vote for Breckenridge
for Breckenridge and Lane, just as Kentucky did
not very long ago daughter, and cries Of
Good breckenridge and Lane tell you in all candor,
In my opinion ieow citizens stand but little chance 10
receive the electoral vote OF more than two or three OF
the Southern states-( yoice'wbs about LINCOLN y
and s not certain that they viii receive the electoral
vote OF single Southern State. "a Voice He can't
carry his own.) Therefore you perceive that the con
tes is narrowed down TO an issue between republican
candidate and the candidate OF the national democratic
partythe Honorable stephen A. Douglas. loud cheers
he Is man, fellow citizens. born upon your own soil
progress throughout the entire Of his public
he ID who has been Just to all sections OF
tbe countryto the North and 10 the south and there
fore il viii be your pleasures least you great de
mocras, you national democrsts-to rally round the
All q see 70 II thai this great Empire state the centre OF
and Of trade in vast country shall not
her for the enemies Of the constitution and Union
YOU viii bave done your duty One other idea II is
supposed by large portion OF the people North
that southern States about abandon the doc
lrne Of non intervention. tell you, fellow citizens,
people OF the South will, the end prove them
selves true 70 The doctrine OF non intervenon rhats
so") They are true 70 the doctrine 70 day The mum
bers viii increase and the result OF the election No
next viii show that smajoritvfthe people Of the
Southern states In favor of adherng strictly to the
doctrine o. intervention. applause IL may be
that popular at tho = nth be
monssra,,on: but II is TO s. remem bered that Bell and
Fverett-that Bell Of Teunessee and the party that
operates with hm-are pledged to the doctrine Of non in
erveotou and therefore vote that they receive In
the south voice In the South n favor Of the doctrine Of
nou intervention And make the prediction today that
when oG 70 all tn aggregate votes OF the
southern people for Douglas and Tor Bell and Everett
you viii q very large majority of the people
OF the south giving strongest evidence thai they
devoted intend good faith adhere the doc
true q Intervention (Cheers) Fellow citizens.
eli have do. That Ia the issue OF this
IL is the great ground Of reasonable and Just
compromise between the North and the South Both
standing upon In hArmsny without the sacri
dee Of principle And. standing upon u harmcniousy,
they triumph In every political contest ano preserve
onion Throughout AL soming time, and down our
free nPutione chiioftnr children 10 the latest
poserity. Thanking you fellow citizens for the atten-
ZION you have given and begging pardon for the large
draft which have made upon your patience rctire IN
order give place to the distinguished aud able
Statesman who viii address you much more 70 your
ealisisctton and edihcation.
Mr. Johnson retired amid vocifcrous cheers.