New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
WHICH SHALL Go DOWN. SLAVERY
IN TIE gEY.MENEs

The Union candidate for the Vice-Presiaency,
ANDREW JOHNSON, addressed great meeting
at Logansport, Indiana, on Tuesday lat. lie
nldlcd The false Democracy that made the
Chicago nominations, aad let sunlight ia upon
the treason that Inks beneath the Mcclellan
scheme of in arlnstice and the trick of Il conyen-
tion of the States. A speech. sta,esmaniike Tor
scope and power, was wound up with the pre-
sentaiion of numerous evitrggp that the poll
ticians of the South had rejectn ne idea that o
people is capable of solf-govornmon', aad were
bent on establishing Nh aristocraey or monarchy,
involving the saljugation and Slavery OF 'he
mass Of the people, whic rs well as blaeS; that
tbs va, he object of the present Rebellion;
and TIM. in this object they had The sympathy
snl secret support OF the leaders Of the Northern
Democracy. Ilo cast himself maaflly and
sqnmr.brensie,l esaiust the influence that would
ave the slaveooracy by saving Slavery III
these words:
Thee men at Chicago tux about the peace Hna
rcs orstrD ~ tho Union Why DOM thry ~. y"n
" bother they are f1f Irr-tnbsbnE slavery under The
Con.t u.0n not. ~ that Is The question: lie, ihem
rlna t.elr Lands. Do iog wIni SLAVERY nAgail Lrik
Or IN iae face gent eutn. nnl look your followers N
~ face ana not hAe TO fny 1i's OF Old cicit each
other = lh yolr platform and soar nomination. f"n
lnL : 30 Lave r great uni M Which nobody can
an IF -fnul IOlk a. a. 9 ahc aud tel W. Wbethor
sl ~ ..T Incorporating uffs di-tnT LIZ element IN
anr .,strm | am .rre for my-"lL thnt though
Was bnt u and have resided oil ~! iic 10 snie Stie
y,t have hren dissei 70 t"iefGie fdihor INA Adt"
cat. and sslan IT, But iho time has c"He. and the
ou@.tion has g. DO settled WHEELER the Gu,ornueai can
sid a,iug al Institution IN II which ca Jeise iiaeh
allow. the Government and defy ~ us IL great
pr,po.lt.ul lying alongside oi the doctrihe ~ Tee
nlvrrnnclt-tia 10 no nation can er - lOig "iic an
t!niYA rxl,s inin II that Ties above Tue power "i
o.. nation ,,k ~ very under ~ arrogant sup n
ofs hos Tor yais substantially controlled the le-'A'
lion ~ ttis country. lie ln~tttun has uHd"f.n"rh
control the GUycfumeat and no" what Is TIE Gov
arninett - ,ln Wl II weld to slavery aud ac.n0"i
I'd &c this instlinfnn Paramount Ale u, thh! n'
.lnns II nee white people to be controlled ny fCnr
mi luna Di blacks aud their tire hundred Ha tfiy
Thousand OHIcTs Many yOcts. 40 M. Inca
he qucslion comes up Which shul ~ down. tie i-u
tuition OF slavery or this Go'egumcAti l'oiceS'
slayeTF.'I
hen llis issue caIne--my friend here viii bear
Witncs.-hat declared II you mfke the issue between
the existence " slavery and the existence ~ the Govern
ment cay let slavery 60 and lei the Union live Urat
sp.,lals. And now Is the tine. While tie Govern
nrni has been broken up IN fact AID the pieces are -
ing about dormant those of thcm h GIFTED with Siayor'
now is the time scttc this great question: nnd csf
man who hn- considered the difficulties had Ia e..
counter Ia 1890 and ia s,1 and ID ieoi who loves IS
country win say. leave Slavery out. Great cheen
Let the go, cTrneni b. paramount ana u IL" nsiitu-
ton If slavery gets n te gay ~ the great CIR OF state
let slavery 20 ind let The uaiinn live tCl,cnI