The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

cause there cher gsntem<n 70 speak (csis Of Go
on 70 % ~ merely eeVre 70 humble nsmSes
Of me republican pa Aas We ssaad upon Ne shepsk
,bs ava lu.I q. every y every osa CO.. 40
ur. d tou tois broad land pplsuse Trssprs ms.
40 mate. IN this contest is the spirit that
vas mantle se6 wo hundred and fsrty years ago woeD
on . cold December cay the Pilgrim Fathers planted
tbsir banners upon Ply mouth Rock rhst TOE spris
rb which We enter de hats 70, II Is the spirit thu. aui
bisne for bsvpg been born THAT'S SOL We not
to b'sme that our mothers toebs Os the principles OF
s,ood in the rAphs spd Tough ara bIed
on the battle Geld of the Revolution (Ioud applause
os sD-ben Re ssve us the nr.t principle that SeIoDss
to hun rights and TO be human beat, hr man love-
bopss sod tears, God taught M thai this country
be the home OF free men, and free men alone. Zap
psuse) II s rot With question Of ths niger. II is
question OF white n 10 question vhotner 10 re
70 Ave. ana h.ve nee homeste:ds; whetber We are %
wives and CHILDREN with hope end enjoy meat
Soppd own hearthstones, whether The
cot tbe rernbbc crushing the hopes Of the white man
forever. (Appsuse) Look down the Ohio - . single
ln.us,Sn LOOK a. me one sue ana me csher Herr,
spd tba yellow harvest waves IL golden head, and
there plenty which hes crowned the toll and perseve
ysnce Of Dsn "a God given gfi 70 honest labor. Zap
pi,ufe On the other eide the land scared faifpg,
tidirg; yet. when God made KENTUCKY he gave .
s, ss ns nan n.s me but While slavery
oun up the Oher. (Appsuse) Oh, there n In
Zee a,or 10 oe honest workof honest mans hand
the goes dowp At hight It cheers him to struggle
pics him hope for the funre rave confidence
ard to believe IN GOO 'bst be cannot faa No. with
slavery, which the soil Send your toing bond
men 10 work sueenbly, upwilliDgly, and have vo
lated the law which ioms the principle Of the
redeem the white man q this country. to make
this . free labor nation, . hopeful, believing,
spd h sh ,as We s Of s
Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin (Applause) We wage
no var w,h the South. We entertain msic, .s.ns.
The South We merely mean 70 fence them in This IS
all We propoee to do 10 stop the extension OF slavery
sro Aoshsm Lincoln hes p. the rails to build the fcnc"
way 10 other gentlemen who viii ' address 90" You
ontsiee we're calling for speakers and asked there
vera any gentlemen to volunteer TO address them.
GENERAL BRrcxs srYxcW
General BRuCx, OF Central New York, was next intro.
dUced. Be wss areeted With applause, and said-
Mr.. PEyspKSI BES or NEW YoRx CnY-Akhoueh
enough to believe that The welcome You have Even %
topRht s own account. soc, beyoni that, de-
erm alton In every breast that each man here viii do
bis duiy and because talk 10 you ef fnee mon,
free speech and free country thut you receive With
ihs enthusiasm (Cbeers) whs. the question issu,
cem ,ssp.s slavery, and b., issue has ' been made
40 pain by the % called democratic party
,hA. he who run, may read and the way.
err therein (Cheers spd laughter Gentlemen, how
comes this ssue before the peopleS where the proud
wonder ard sdmirancn Of the worls-that oommandei
the respect OF the people OF this nation and Of al the
Isrops Of the e.rbS say where Is that party that
sttUo up he defenders Of reedom-tna party who pro-
claimed 10 the world equal rights end equal prvege,9
Ass, CTR, n 10 gone 10 the bourne from whence shall
cay pioclsimrs themselves Jsnsrsonsn asmocrsss '
wonder what that crest apostle OF democracy himself
would one bad power TO ope the portals Of the tomb
Of Monticello bring to life that great apostle Of democracy
ana chow him the democracy OF the present DAY. He
would call upon the rocks and mountsips 10 fail upoo
Linn. (Appsuse) ! tell you this democratic party
epe The hand WrtpH the vail
In an old man ~ Washington vhoee knees are knock
ing together Ike Beshazzr's. Every man within
the pale Of the psrty knows that has got 10 die Bat
cir, they sct a. though they were not afraid to die
Laugher They remind ne, in that respect, Of story
Ia 40 peri, cily Illustrative o. the party to which he be-
longs that viii although bad sory teller, give n n
youA man tod his friepcr, his sick bid tina, be
not afraid Tn dN-he not oil afraid OF deaih-but
he asbamed 10 die. "why I" they asbed, care you
ashamed to cief' He did not with TO TELL su, being
prsetd be replied, "ihere ~r 'ime wben he was
plump and fair, stood mp in manly proportions brit
be had contracted bad hsbits had ruined hnnssh
bad nov such miserable looking body tina. be ssud no.
beer be laid cut and looked at" Apeher and cheers
All gentlemen, tell you Why this democratic party hss
dwDoled down 10 what Us. The day Was when TIE
sae,-when Northern DEN oc,as. true 70 the csnsttu.
ton ana 70 the government, were the
who controlled H. Bui In evil hour the power
went fon The North 70 the SOUTH and from that day
tbs the democratic party tss teen prospg less ss
northern oemocrscy h.s bowed down and kissed the
souh has taid to the csuoorscy has been willing
Wren ] think OF that psrty and It's willingness he
owned by be South, makes me think OF the boy ho
Lao bull terrier ~sshg 70 see his quality be ssii
10 The old gebtltnsn "Fsber, plsgue him" The ole
ssptIeman poked him With hs cane whereunou The dos
csus him by ,he cal ard the teeth met The old gen
ten an nasoed end ncurrbed his cane with pain; ba,
the !ouIg uIchir, chipping hh hands, cried "Dsdoy,
daughter and cheersJ So u s wnh the democra,c
parry. The South, while they zee the North 10 being
I ss snso e Sou 90, 70 nee, ps'
can IL viii be the making OF the party down South
(Resswed IAughter) On, air, whAt . poser there 10
ss hey cen zee custom houses and post onioes vas
sbou, 70 say, the fuspsest thing that IL
that which has happened In New York lately that d.,
poet r0ter runpint s~sy from post Office. Uarehter
ard applause Why, gentlemen. think that mus b.
pretty honest democrat Well. now -hsa have ne V
OF NO'f THANK God have come 70 The city of Se~
York, aud can meet republicans here. I, Is in goOa
fortune 10 live in Central New York where repubEc-w
srox right out Of Inc soil (Cbeeis) We have no mn
there afraid cotton We fax and spiu IT. Ner
In New York have, IN wears uas been afraid Of cotton
tell you there nothing TO fear IN that respect TAX Of
the South dbtolviIg ths Unop. Who 1t that talks
~ No, republican On The floor OF Congress, bes has
been the n.me o. The democratic psr,s n.r.
he Union. And what are you thinking Of ~heo you
hear the democratic party and press sesus@
vhsdrsvins from ,bs us,oni How can hey vf,sdrs~
~onld spul the lsst drop Of my blood In deseoos ~
sink before would suner sirsle sac withdraw !,
sell tApplause on, gent-men, there Re nothing n
nll blast from the good old too,ne horn OF jack
son that speedily put an end 70 H. (Che~n) And
b ibs doctrine claimed BY the democratic pafy-porI
lar sovereignty When The Ittls Giant undertook
peal the hurour Compromise, then gave otteranoe
this oocuire that the people could govern themselves
discovery General Csss bad srent mc,tns ard sy
days patching out the little ssg Of 'squaitsr sovs-
reisn,y;" bat. when sepben A. Dnusas came cot "a
hing nsw. WHY, long before biz great srsnS.
iaiber's uncle vm born that dosume bad