, 1864-06-11

IT, hieh &c Believed would be Iii ard lust an
! tould rot OF at1tkc at and manage abbut tb
| klAtery question In this country.
Another great party in this atnte, lead br aaott
er e1ani now no more am ongEt ns, differed fro,
nt ssmswss, :sna xsnt m before the people with tie
ia erp 9'pstp|ss %1|eS Ihsrs alts
grave. tApp'ause aud hisses.7 III atood @ ~ A. - y
head Of smother concern. ->~0a ~ 'N
u, Ih1en' 1' II lS9, we vent tair'y before the peopl
| c!psts We sncceeded-the Union men. thsna a:1l aca1
ed the Republican party, soccecded-ths Rannbs
saa PATTY ftor sha1l attempt to BE- candid1 ctecse
r.. II. 1.eeoin. econ be was inaugursrcd, and roo
What spectacle for the whole world and for on
1we o sad soiEoEtpg may t. contemplated. In II
| Meeting uFon the incidents that hive passed be
had been with you, bur this was tie greatest tFia
q them al. But st11l in this city tonight, in th
the nidtt Of Irving and moving mult1tuda, "
con.d go on again, Eul1 milton, still q people
etill with the Constitution, still with thu sc, stil
with proud bear,a, still with our homer; re couj,
come n:aln to Sattfy the nomination Of that eam
,n znan ior nat sane place. to rule over us. I'm
Ihsve no; seen the day, ! have not seen tn
hon,. ssnee be to9s the oath Of Office to admins
when have doubted ktm-when have hes}tata;
lotndtEsc hiua-when hive not bsen resdv Il
yote for re-eaectlns him again to preside over ths
au So as risen Il. an60ss a6nxs ion years eheets
ment: and mens Of kindred Iniilds. seefn,
The Necessity Of roofing out the evil has
psseso 19t man IN position to guide the helm
f1Hte, snd tnroWn aside all party tics and attach
ment for unity with US, heart snd soui and hsnd
to sksitt in carrying him through this camne;s.
nnd RhhenE hn u eEeeutiIe to hold
ove Mhst passed ana tie war
this multitrtu OF nen, to-n1sht; The soui and enf
n and and power Of thc Democratic party,
;es ~ a'nH sn5 5pn soniga Old associates IN po
al for their countryf Striko hands to.nicht fof
car OWL 1aE, and 1sslet xe In putting that mau
Wnere God designed he shoald be put. IGreat up,
~ nnoesstand. @ BY NJ aeQuaintsncez in Chicago.
1ns5a,raea N The profse seray ef he wealthy
thon:hs, shst the has1i men ~ Of enn1esiaS WeallS
know yon think 1t, md now dismiss TINT psrt
s!po.t assets to talk about any particular
Of this people who sre devoted 10 he Usion. I /
take it that the intelligence Of tha nrone dsynta5
TO the Cnlon il 81 euch ehsra stcr ihat hcT are Iii
tnfed nSs7 npen tha, gnestion DO not ow
Hnaat It - 70 gather the people together and setd
thfoncLoet the lA4d the principles they advocate,
90 Long ~ ~ harc democratic sovornne7t,
bsar Il n md, VIC viii kars 10 rGletgo lbs bur.
sher Of hs'dinE these meetings. AID shall hsve to
labor to keep Il soEetLcr intact and snstaiE it.
Mr csnrst ev-dc 1his Responsibility, and b..
Nes. then, s17e eot tssoass TIC &c stsss s. At tis1s.
Erssl s d,nt :, - sad II i5.sid*at as nn:h a
platform presented bJ the Baltimore cen1estiou'
] will read over :tv Of them-thcre arc slcTen or
t9e,nLone raore m than the Ten COMMANDMENTS,
character. Renewed laughscr.]
lhese the speaker read lie first resolution ofthe
BALTIMORE Convtaten
T. t. 49, Ar$~-
crnncnt and naint:in the CONSTITUTION and the
laws, ard we pledge ourselves Il do, aud mean
whas say VIXEN say live pl.dgs ourselves
;,rE 70 90 srsy1tltins q IN ous power to aid tho
lt mere any man Htthih lh- sound Of my ro!ce to-
n1Iht thai czs ~, -Eo'' to$!at resolution, Whers
e.. ths ,I man n to s1sse Of nnus thai tay 20
rot WISH ta- l E,ll read sIo.hsr Of the resoIu-
ttnnt-lt Is the tslrd-dr.s, second, aud t1is3-
mt ,nt ss ne 'aih " hSrs ssd chsarsy LApe'sat
dafstnctty unGorstood-1 do Eet want oay who
hear ne, or who viii vote for me-. to tail ma he
rossd sez ne aud did not know what was ii ID
Sos or; ft ne Nas l1tsled III NY polit1ssl ere ID
want TO BE fully, and isrly and franklT cuter.
2tood, and thel want to be elected. (Ioud a.
l!:a's.l Il is not In the power Of anJ ona 10 de-
It'll. spcsk.c heiv READ the thlrd resolution AZ
The Ba1lno7s conve1uon.l
:, An to understand ftoa this demonstration
!ta. used TO be called = Abolition Chicasoa" ts.t
rcRon # PASSED aloag in lis ahol career vita ~
'93asy 3 Eafa nsn;es rs any town il tbs world!
Eli t.s1 I'D i i t sas 9aas. T. il
nj IT which will be honurcE By generations vet
snson. Y lchecrs.1 ] tell, yon there l. dignity.
n.s "a: . pace and dignity abons oar cs:atas
S Ssesesnf:ccf, and t'sndins up In TIC presence Of
,snds a.. s,,, .g ssa r, aad L s.5iag Tvs endorss
Re4!cc Zion It ypuav Zen lfrht h~4stn3 vonr11
.en. ernIns here to-night; remember sbs 9oE
'ou EA,e t.kca. zihk- deep into your heafts.
as on ,ke oh asy i Jrse, 1ss soa5aa 5amsIIsT e.
aea. wc1eu MD children, 5ou dcelare that glaTesy
sus1 he .fersy1 ez1,pated nom tue aoll Of til
[fEsee cheers for 3xesbT; 2ptr1, vcy. c,,.a ,,p
nd Eivsa with WILL ''4'
Fsg Heaq wlat I ny to-nisas. I mean jrst
.tas1, aid tence beiorc God md sofota yvu sos
'se GiIsls II tn viii retreat from thAt nos1tson'
ApE.skse.} I have had the ua.uii7 ~ 10 Gaot M
sa atser aSa ~ ~ s1y H., IN
2ail.zepEy l. i. aostis2 % = ny y sea.
TIsa aaa 9ou ssk gh:s
rsteskiane crEethes, AID that = fAir; aobodT il
-he.ied. u4nsltcr-) Eel The resolution gpcs
r. ~ u ~: tIns aeassa! hero read the mart se-o'c
hen to pay particular attez..ic1 70 tEst ther
Fou'd no: rssc Lderstsnd II; slEcs 10 was aoroi-
y 1Ssso 10 ~ II GFeJ nz WAs statesman, and
ztur Nsuld ke c4Asfidate. 'tTreuendons cheer
Tat Is high ground, feuow-cstssr,s: It Is high |
t4ad, W1ostty " t.su Lest resolves aaI the tast
relln:s Of tie whsle Ame7tcau p5opjo. Eaeh i
ser ALpIi4 II 1skca with elaboration and frIn- !
ibt1iy eboniS it be abxndones+sad / as1s s.ken
!. lths<ziss.l h.re pat my fest upon the |
lowsaArs; 10 me It ia pleasant and accept. bls |
tex.es N = ooaso1Ant with an tho natural feelings
My irGal4o myself for moment to p17s you
fsw Of the s*asens whJ tszam- IN anti.=!afery |
hs1acter si soy one La thil COUNTRY IL Of but
rte capsetutree: sill 1t was : 81: linz with
=. aaa c.a:!o'!ed ~ III ths l:tare thought. 81 ny
oT-le so.:, s,s hass. o. TIE Questions made s
I'd w,;s and eight ektldren, nrd-on]y one
spo. (-uEtter,] Nd idsntiiied himsslf with tbs
ttiuuttsa Of slavery. he was Vi1sinlan born.
tth s,thsr th:nes 1fan lis fatsar's
'tais. H .ook ta.t negro, loasaaa him the car
- shili1en were besns bonn be nursed rs, took
re u q, ise us 9lonE By the hand, and ta&As-,
o an Z sod 3nd bslie,s " tsae' never gn7s
: MAS sEk ut the nobicst black Eaen ] bave ever
een. Attsr while in IN course Of eveats, nv
a;ents aisa and !es y Hoos-very paor. Twas
sss ssd d az y. ss sass E. agsa Ga
II It ncani nav sse those ss4fssS 81 f7sr w.
i1oVs ssw tse about t. Ind suppssea assp a.
~ that 1t WAS al right. That nc;7o cane often !
zee rs. - he VIA taken hwxy only about elshS
hortl. afterwards son Of the purchaser, il tho
nth md 1re ofthe moment EXPOSED bis Old bara
lck, ald gave hin 100 deliberate lashea Tae
star, that ssd story Of bow Old unce TIN had been
eated. Sotna1Eiue settled hold OF n% then,
'u8g AZ VIII, and made rseoise for a boy, OF
lite seI'oos character, thst ifever in the Pfosi
,cu=h to buy him back 10 freedom, wonid doit.
y ~. 1sses g.esus g. W. Is hnd a. The, gen
sne bns H. .. sl,Tna eIsEs an
nethdng higher than mantle system. Time
l!sed q, ~ and 7 remained poor. Finally
,li,efnia lss became the 1ase and went taere.
fms and 70 to Kentucky; kept ny promise:I
night him ard set hin tres, and thon ewore
efnai 1eAEea1 On the Institution Of siareey. ]
: ncver favored me. floTe the people. for t tney
Ire my dear t1tcads, and owned sla1cs, most Of +
fs!aaon3. were nearly Ill Kcntueklaas and
in by ii, Ttere rere no ffee sehcois@ao susS
,sg as Learning TO read nnd write. lost my
LOT ihs institution. never saw the
haTs tie csntro. Of one. Ny purposes were
ed upon. cane to tlis free stats Whsre there
's no tuch thing, ~here the Joung men could
re them: and any man who viii insiss upon
risE the came stand that did, viii oone to the
No oouclaaon. separated from II, but did E
t light It as a fanAtic; knew the difficulties {
tuition. and / eaid in 1880, and eay IT now, +
ause Why cannot Afford TO be ju=t about thing =
s IL deadf lLaughtet.l say it WAS In The 1
ure 0: thirgs that people In ull countries whcra
:xis1s. should tayor the Institution. Most OF 0
N do It unconsclonsly. say / Was NOT fanAti- n
IN my hostility to II; It wss a very DANGEROUS :,
{orT m a f.1 min q nni}t3rA1 n Ffr ! Il
err, for tie men I associate with are men who Y
Sa,nfeed To It and tha Iuort I ff1nnpht | n