Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-26
TELFGRAPHlC.
YsslsEasy AilernoonIs Report.
DOUGLAS ACCEPTS.


WRsuISsroNi June a..
Astnisht procession was forHisa AZ the Iilumi.
aassS Ro,s .9s eS,e1psi K, ri aie ~ 70 @ ths
tal.s.. s.ei9a 20 so,ife see tlne.. slS ~ ngte &
ihs erssi Western baud and cane y special
I6sy rsparsi o the residence Of Mr. Douglas and
e1ulp!ilnentet him Wlfh aareia4e and hnEeas. -
luscknosiedging thuat uriashcus q then frenlthip
fEfIoW oIFIEr,s-I thank you iar this manlhsia-
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Hpontanecuriy, and without PREVIOUS nglco, demon.
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the oniy political orgsniration that = ooaaervstvo
9s s2s5i s 19 AZ as SS SSsas5S ss5sr sg 81 asi sg
~ fsly inpfs. y via ,bs rpapensiblIU 5flAs
pari % me thc lirolEh and Wisdom 20 comply with
eii a. FeaglIsa3eass' Ee5 ,,5, pel9yel
onigm, which placca the lnior usolt IN imminent
psrl Tbs saiss9pism y Prodasesd " shg sfori In
monf fog .ha purpose OF restricting and a0olshinr
slsySg, saa eeTEssE99diag ssrt 10 .ss other ses'
Eiou1 WheIe ne people 10 not Waut q.
- Tis-, rSsr Al - ss.-tiop demand eonzr,.si,
a Intervention upon the subject in the territories
Ihes agIee Ia rsspcct % me power this dHty Of the
hr only e. 20 the mci1 o. power. The one demands
he Intervention q the fsderal Governments for
slavery 4na tbs qther against u Each appeals %
the passions and pre- udoes Of his section against
The peaoa and harmouy % the whole country.
0a ths other hand the posiil61 Of an conservative
hat of non Intervention q cOhsrosl vii6 slavery
,cFiss q st6sis ,hs true dOctrao aud Erss,
fhis va the position Of the Demoeratle party In
the fTusidehflal contest II s. -. and s.. This
vas the position qpon which Clay, Webster Cess
sad the fends OF the Unon olal political afnities
81 that day established the oomproniso o lssU upon
Ibis common ground o. non-interyention. They
eonteaded With and pui % Right the abolionists Of
the North and the seceasonista Of the south In that
(Criss Of s'So'il Do Il again" and three choers.
IL wa on this common ground Of non-interVen-
u0n that Whigg and Democrats agreed 70 stand
on their respective party platforms OF is52, and
each party adhered faithfully 10 this principle 90
long as ITS organization was maintained, aud the
Democrats still maintain it as the key stone OF the
sreh which binds the federal union together and
% this cardinal principle OF non Intervention has
the uemocratic party renewed the pledge Of its
faith at Charleston and Baltimore Cheers and
cries Of "Wel keep the faith As the chosen
reprEsantative Of that great party 4 L my fixed
purpose 70 keep the faith aud redeem that pledge
at all hazards and under All circumstances. Three
cheers for Douglas.) The safety Of the Union de-
pends UPON the strict adherence to the doctrine
Of nol-interTeution, Intervention meRns dis
uniol- Intervention, whether by the North or by
the South whether FOR or ugainst slavery, tends
directly 70 disunion upon this identical question
are attempts now being made 70 destroy the
Democrats party, because the minority Of inter.
Tentionists could not intmidate the majority into
an abandonment OF The doctrine Of nOuinterYen.
uou Euey nave seceueQ nom LhH organization OF
the Democrats party and are endearoring 70
fern new party In hostility 70 Il fCries Of
LET them 60 we can whip tie disuniOnists North
OF South y Secession from The Democratic par
y means secession from the Federal Union
(Cries Of .that's 70 and applause Those who
enlist under the secession banner now viii be
expected on the eth Of March &c take up arms
against the constituted authorities IN certain con
ungencies We are told IN certain event the
south must finally, must forcibly resist the inan.
Euaration Of the President elect while we find
thoee Who loudest 20 their threats OF such re-
sistance engaged in the scheme 70 divide and dc
stroy the Democratic party, thereby securing the
election Of the Republican candidate. Does not
th.s line Of policy look % disunion. CCries Of
Does not this line Of policy look to disunion -
lCrtes Of yes It cannot be efeotual, &C n In
tellgent men must be presumed to understand
t1e tendency or consequences Of their own
tions. Can the SecedeTs fail 10 perceive that
their Efforts TO divide and defeat the Democratic
party, II successful must lead directly TO the
secession Of the Southern States. trust that
they VII see Whist must be the result Of such
policy, and retun &c the organization and plat
form Of the party before il s TOO late to save the
sogntTy IApplapse Ihe Union must be pre-
maintained inviolate (reneWed cheering) and Il
& cur mission under Divine Providence, as be-
heve, 70 save the Constitution and the Union
from the assaults Of Northern Abolitionists and
SCutheTn Disunionlsts. Enthusiasts applause
three cheers for Douglas
Ny friends, I have detained you TOO long and
VII close By reviewing the expressions Of my
sincere thanks.
Many Voicss-"Go on, 20 onV
~; Doqglas-"No, It Is nearly the Sabbath
Morning"
AVoies-isWe win listen to you year, Judge
NJ. Qouglas-l merely made my appearance
70 gcEnoWleaBs ehe Compliment you have paid
ne oy 90 large meeting At thisF hour Of the
uirhE recognize autuulE
Old friends. and large number OF my Immediate
nef-hhors- aum Illinois. Is well As Others from
sss15st every State In the Union. I only regret
ny hoEse & not large enough to enable me TO in
yits you IN and take you individually by the
band.
A Voiee-Your heart e big enough
fhrae times three cheers were given for Ste
phen a Do1glas, as the next President Of the
Ihe procession next proceeded to the quarters Of
GoT fit1patTicE and ofsrrsd him al cpporfunity 10
iudla q the quality Of a Chicago band
AZ tue Nico EEe1idqutial nominee had retired 10
bed, rspresgntatiye Cox at bis instance, returned
thanks i1r the political and musical compliment.
Representative McClornand Of Illinois, pledged the
North West for Douglas.
Itmay here be stated, as a matter Of fact, that
both wings Of the Democratic party are delighted
with their respective nominees and arc alike
confident Of success
Breckenridge and Lane accept, considering It
their duty 20 do 90 50 for the sake Of the country
as well e The Democracy.