Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
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That on the stretched forefugrr Of al time
Spsrkled forever"
At Springfield, Illinois:
find that I cannot succeed without the same
/ divine aid which sustained RGshingt0a, and
In the same almighty being place my rsli-
/ anee for support.
At Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
/ The condition Of the country is an extraor-
1 dinorv one, and fills the mind Of every true
patriot with anxiety. Il is my intention to
/ give this subiect all the consideration possi-
! blv can before specially defining in regard to
/ it, Teheers,1 50 that when DO speak, & nav
be ss neatly right as possible. Vel, listeners,
! I must bring my remarks to close.
At Cleveland, Ohio;
Mr.. Chairman and fellow-citizens Of Cieve-
/ land: We have been marching about fiso miles,
I through snow, rain and deep mud. The large
/ numbers that have turned out under thess cir
eumstances testify that you are in earnest
aboai sOmsth;ag or other. n
AZ Buffalo;
Your worthy msvor has been pleased to men-
I tion, in bis address to me, the fortunate and
/ agreeable Journey which | have had from
home, only IT is rather circuitous route TO the
/ Federal Capital. an very happy that hs was
/ enabled in truth to congratulate myself and
/ company on that fact.
At Allegheny City:
The tariff is subject Of great magnitude
and attended with many difficulties, owing to
( the variety Of interests involved. Tariff is to
a government what meal is to family.
At Cleveland. Ohio
Think there is no occasion for any excite
ment. The crisis, as it is called, is altogether
az artificial crisis. What is happening now
will not hurt those who are farther away frem
here. What then "a the matter with them
/ WhvalI this excitement and all the complaints?
As said before, this crisis IS al artificial; it
has no foundation in facts. Il was not argued
up, as the saying is, and cannot therefore be
argued dotgn. Let It alone and q isiu 20 dOBR
OF itself It al do not Join to sdUe
the good old ship Of the Union this voyage,
nobody will have chance to pilot her on an
other voyage.
At Columbus, Ohio:
Representing the policy Of the new admins
trstiOn, have received from some persons
degree Of credit for having kept silence; from
some, otherwise. have not maintained si-
lence from any want Of real aHriety.
At North East, Pennsylvania:
During the campaign received letter from
a girl Of this place, in which was kindly sd-
nonishsd to do certain things, and among 9th
erB to lei ng iDhiSicers gT0W, As ] have acted
on that piece of advice, should be glad TO
welcome my fair correspondent, if she is in the
crowd.
The young woman was hoistsd up and put
upon the platform, and kissing scene" fol-
lowed between her and Lincoln.
At indianapolis, Indiana:
IA State and County possess an equal
amount Of territory and inhabitants, in what,
as a matter o. principle, is State better tbsn
a county
At Columbus, Ohio:
tits good Hiag there is no more than snx-
iety, for there Is soothing going srOAg. It is
eoHsoliag eircumsiGnes that rhsn We look OHf
there is nothing which really hHTfs anybody.
We entertain different views upon political
questions, bat HObody Is suffering Anything &C.
TtOus. This is most consoling circumstance.
At Allegheny City, Penn:
The consideration Of the tariff should be
posfp0ned till the next session Of the national
legislature. No subject should engage the at
tentiOn OF your representatives, more than the
tariff. II / have any recommendations to
make, it will be that every one who is called
upon to serve the people, in q representative
capacity, should study the t5hoLe sabject thor
oughly, as intend TO do myself
At Stsubenville, Ohio:
a wrong policy, the opportunity to condemn it
viii occur in four years; then can Be turned
Ost and better man, with better views, be put
in ny place"
At Indianapolis:
In what consists the special sacrednsss of
STATE? I speak not OF the position assigned
a State in the Union BY the Constitution, for
thar by the bond we all recognize. That posi-
ton, however, a State caEaOt carry out.
I an not asseTfing anything, but ASKING
QUESTIONS.
At Steubenville, Ohio:
fear the great oO1fdenee in ny ability is IN
founded; indeed, I an sure it is, encompassed
by vast difficulties as l an.
At Allegheny City:
The question as to how far imports may be
adjusted for the protection Of home industry
gives rise to numerous OBJECTIONS. ~ Id0nf
sunderland The subject in all its humorous bear
ings, but promise I viii give it my closest
attention, and eadeaUor fully to comprehend Il.
At Columbus, Ohio.
I cannot know what YOU all know, that
without a public nsme-perhaps without a
reason Why whould have such q nsme-thsrs
has fallen upon me a task such a. did no
epeB rest up0a the father Of his country.
At Allegheny city:
II bar Of iron got out OF the mines In En-
gland, and bar taken from the mines Of Penn
sylyania, be produced at the same cost, ii fol-
lows that II the English bar be shipped from
Manchester to PirtsbuTg, and the American
bar from Pittsburg to Manchester, the cost Of
carriage is sPPrecisbly lost. % Laughter.
At Stsubenville, Ohio
II the majority should not rule, who should
be Judge? Whers could such a Judge be found?
We must all be bouBd by the decision Of some
final Judge. That Judge 1 conceive to be the
majority Of the American people. If not, then
the minority must control.
At Pittsburg, Pa;
had intended to say few words to the
bsople OF PittsbuTg, the greatest manufactur-
ihg city Of the United States, upon such mat
tiers as believed they desired to hear me; but
as I adopted the plan Of holding my t0Ague dur
ing the last canvass and since my election,
had better hold MY tongue aOD.