The New York herald., 1864-06-28


than any other ] know. (Applause.) There
objections 10 General Fremont wf1ich will
constitute obstacles 10 the way Of rn success
Frss, he 10 II decided convictions. Who has the
cnusge :" stand by his cnpvictions. lie. Of
strong individuality and clear aud dehntse purposes from
which neither you can induce b.m unless
convince his reason Bat be dirs from Mr. Lincoln
In ina, 90 has reason 70 be convinced Iaagntsr and
apnlausel He s also q man Of remarkable vitality for
every caort that power could make had been used
crusn and disgrace him; but to-day he stands with his
Confronting Abraham Lincoln before ihe American PEI,
pie. Continued appiause) The }estcr has emoar
Tassed OF ioeed from bis path the Pathhnder, who viii
succeed and write his with WashingI Adams
Jefferson aDd jackson. have known Webster Calhoun
and me men Of the country but 50 lifted 10
be President OF these st tss, in times like these,
as John c. Fremont tApp.ausel. lie Is man
OF mind; he has a magnetic soul, which k,ndle
souis Of Others, aud make the tmid brave the weak
strong and tho selfish dsntorested and heroic (Hear
hesr.l lie mas 10 him tho elements OF success and 4
any other man than can be named. Abraham Lincoln
dreaded him Haman did Mordeca when sitting in the
klngs gae Macbeth looked upon the keen sighted
and loyal Banquo. ] aim at the preservation OF
Union, aud can be better preserved with George b.
Mcclellan (umauous cheers, the assembly rising and
waving their hats enthusiastically )-orany other man.
Gods name make him President But believe Fremont
is The man on whom all true patriots should unite to
trial. But " Abraham Lincoln s elected, farewell, my
country; farewell libertyl a voice-"Keep up your
courage is not madress. j know that the spirit Of
the people 10 loyal know also that the rays OF the
Of the sun you must have glass that brings them 70
entrates them wood you would ignite
and you must give the people man VINO VIII cali forth
and concentrate their SPIRIT and not eternay damp their
nrdor as is now done by Mr.. Lincoln II he again
elected shall feel that sboddy contractors ocehod
(groans-and the next thing we should see would be q
proclamation announcing 81, Abraham lincoln, by the
grace OF shoddy, Emperor Of America" lsnouts Of
Colonel zasonyi read despatch just received from
Missouri giving very encouraging the great
platform.
the 2bth inst
Mr.. cLAIBoRNE's RExARKs.
Hon. Mr. CLArBoIss then spoke. He from part OF
Missouri whcn all know was aQuet aud peaceable place
He democrat-had been member OF party from
youth 70 now Had stood oy that party In the past and
would stand by its principles in the time His
party was the party OF the constitution and Union.
to uphold the principles OF ireedom, no could
claim TO be democrat who did not stand by the const
tioua the pane Of traitor with which taey
had been branded he hurled back the teeth OF tho
would say IN the words OF the poet
bid them defiance, turn aud bie
And in their throat give them the lie.
The democracy had been faithful TO the republic
In the Revolution. In 1872 and the Mexican demo-
Gratis bad never fa,ered. Had every conri.
buted their democratic sons to the harvest OF deathp II
was charged that democrats held back from the In
Missouri Lincoln got sixteen thousand votes Missouri
gave sixty thousand TO the war There must be some
democratic blood ready 10 suffer and die Tor the old
ship OF state When you accept the nomination tho
Sevelsna Sna ss .Onven!Sn you 40 well says you shall
vented from giving uteraDce TO thoughts
That desposm which sti6ed mems tongues stiied
the press s passing away, and in few months the
man who oppressed shall have passed away He had
come all the way TO learn the feeling Tho feesg
IRON power the tyrant who presdes over the United
states tCheers,) We do not nike Mr.. Lincoln In the
the constitution given by Washington He swore to
support IT, aud he has violated IT, and the who dc.
less truth. The President has ramped the constitu-
ton lHisses) u 10 not necessary 70 prove
men confined without a charge. He has s.iaed
freedom OF speech and freedom Of the press.
Abe Lincoln is not the mau President nohow.
Abe Lincoln has not got the intelligence and lastly he
has the dignity OF character necessary was said
Nero fdded while Rome burned. 1t too to max
e OF it, while our nation Is struggling In death that
President Washington deals In Jokes smutty anec
dotes. lie not. therefore, Ut for office sgan friend
said should complain Lincoln being lester ss he
saved the cabinet at Washington from the expense Of
maiutaiuing State fool Laughter) II had thought
successful canvass could be maintained by domination
OF democratic candidate lie would be for him. but II the
Chicago Convention should to the conclusion that
viii be necessary 10 unite on the Cleveland ticket he and
his people would 20. one and a for Fremont and
Cochrane. (Great cheering Fremont only man
at pressn, known who possessed all the neces
democrat in all the laad who would hesitate moment
a. between the twoFrsmont and Lncons (Cheers FOR
Enough OF blood been shed. (Groans) IT, then we
can restore the Union and make friends OF the soun
be done under Lincoln. II his election thar brought
on The war; aud every act Of his has widened gap
iorn-a bridge upon which they more reon Us
and they will accept it, That platform 70 the Cleveland
VIII Osgladly accsp,ea i, tue Monroe doctrn. saw %
the south down bars and ouco
more run up toe bright galaxy OF stars aud lot drive
from the continent all kings emperors and poteu.
tates" Cheers That Will be the talisman touch the
whole Southern neart cheers when they learn that
you have driven Lincoln from the Presidency OF the
Stases he thanked them for the patient hearing tAey
had accorded him. He was iatigued and wearied with
long journey but be would be happy an opporiu
nifty OF again essiug them fully and fairly on the
great and ya question which at stake ana which
Is to be decided at the ballot box by the American peo.
spEEoa or Hon. john cocHRAss.
The President then introduced General JOIN CocaRAyx
the Vice President OF United States he was
lonely chce-ed and say had ts,eoed
TO the SPEAKERS OF the evening with much pleasure
proving II did that the liberty Of epeech upon the
platform had been reelected by the liberty speech from
the auoience( daughter FAR from repressnK
IT, ne hailed 1t OF The happ.est thoir sue
Cesnot the success OF the gentlemen whose ap
peared upon that Ticket fer 10 the hour OF naiicns
peril men were nothing and principles everything
AppaGs) He oo.ed upon that occasion prophetic OF
the triumph free speech free men and free There
may be geutemen hero said he raly their in
dviduai avorcs bear from yonder the name
o Geo. b. McCeiianeut thusiss.ic cheering and
~ viii spend . hundred dollars him myself'')-
aud ysndsr az the echo OF that name hear name
John G. fremont. reat applsuse IhIs indicates but
ths great principle Of Tree and froe speech
So gentlemen under whatever rniyng cry you advance
here niFnt, you como NJ Individual dcrs
great army OF American frosnen whose rights have
beon tramped upon, whose privileges have been az
sailed, while reenen they stand they should
" ser,lcd ranks y oppose ihs rebellion We stand upon
that platform, or !. the platform upon which fore.
fathers stood which descended through long
and nasirions descent Of English liberty. which was ac
copied and adopted at their hsnds by ancestors
and was forgtI tor throngh the dreary' and desc
iate hours OF the revolution. II Inscribed upon
our hyng triumphant banners then al Yorktown and
Saratoga was Inscribed upon the glorious pages cor
constitution and now conieIded snd struggled 10
IN desoiste hour Freedom Of the press freedom
OF the person the privilege OF habeas corpus aud the
right o. asylnm fCheers) D. but am tod thai
has been violation Of these principles that there they
stand intact and powerful In tber native dignity
especially the principle that oyery shall secure
Of hts Ike, his liberty and his property Secure ndsed
Have not The prior speakers upon this stand explained
you the tissue of arbitrary arrests that have
your midst 6eDtlemen, pray you understand not
Az among those Who would excuse nothing
by The e1igencics OF war 10 the present 10,
cumbeni OF the Presidency of tho nation but |
will Rothing 10 that party who overlooking
and striking fur beyond military necessity, declares
Affrlns lhat The a