The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-09-30

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The Speech OF Hon T. 8. Biackr De
~ aiVered athes Great democratic
Meeting at York. Pa stss -se,,si /
At rhesF gfEe gfEessf II Democratic meeting,
over wffcff Ire pfesfded.s ~ "tiie public
squSre Of 1hs Bsf9ngb Of, Yo,k, Penn,
svlvania, on Monday evening, August
"a, 1868, s,rHonsJewmiah S. Black de
lisered .hsfollplssaa wing s elsade1l :aad nd in
Nseressing speech: "a
Judge Black. apoustaking the chair
expressed his-arpreciatiompof the abear
~ greeting with which his friends and
neighbors had ratified his selection as
oa;hairmau.S ssts- rat4 s.HN-al. s7sasets
In.defenea 10 The wishes Of themeet,
sng he wouid set forth some OF The
-poists IN iihe controversy. But, he
would doit sneh - combining himselfto
.Ale Isresnineat topics, 'easingi the more
selsborste argnmensk to be ipade by, The
distinguishes Eentseasau from Mary
.9snd fGer. s xap, ,wle- had coHte here
oa speeid desitafoR 20 grace ihe cause
ay peadiag II. .....s.
,iie eonunueil. The candia ates sof the
Swo@pmties are COW faiSiy IN tise tieitl,
and ,ass iiSse sbusdaat icausc 90 be
proud Of the seleetian made for zee by
the C,,avetl4ioa which assemt,ed in
New York on the Fourth of J0ly. l
&io, not behave hst spy saeRber Of the
,partyrto wlsGh we are opposed ~osld
80 grossly fatter, Grant and Colfax as
80 say that they are filter, nporsily ard
men,aHy, Tor rae places 90 which they
.e1pectiyely afp;se, tiiaos Seymour and
Hlai,; and a mao ~ red caodos VIII
admit HAT our candidates haye,a very
decided advantage oaer theirs. .IlE4
Mr.. Seymour has Tor Niaay years
been regarded as stantiing At tlrc bead
of those public menss from awi,sin tlie
Democracy would. lie bonpd afe selec,
Of the chief Of the nation. 'zlIe won his
Preeminencs Fat ty ans accidental cir
cumstanee. l,st solsiy bS his aekHowl
a.lged taiente- aud his sandoa5sed in}egi
rity. lie meyer soaght this aoa,itsatieaiii
Hn the CONTRARY, twas iifras, up on
him aher he had 'rspeate,liy declined il.
But az soon az heiiad eoHsente9 10 lake
it. there Was 30 name ia tue seountry
that could stand, lore one moment tefats
,he competition cf his. The f,iendEt
"a all The :oiifet candidate Immediately
conceded the Fai@ Of supeliorisy "a
him; and now 4those candidates are
themselves the most, ,eutlH,sSastic sup
''porters,' 0peetitiea rs inehirg away
before the fctvid leloqnenee of Pendfe'
ton the poaderous logic of Hendricks
rs literally smashing the ranks ofiths
Mongrels in Indiana, and Hancock, viii
the magnanimity ibat belongs 10. bii
noble and heroic zdatirre, has Thrown
the whole weight Of bis reputation Into
'EfhescaIe % liberty and law. BY asgias
his friends everyashefe to go with their
whole tuightfofi seymour. lGreat' aP
plause:J' iEsE g. tvsag,S ei,,Rs's
y In the rSsatesaof, Newly Yofks wher,
Mr.. Seymodr's shistosy and tcharac;el
are well known, bis majority II IS said
will be counteiby hundreds Of ibous
ands. This may be. an over .sanguin'
ecslculstion bpt itsis entirely eer,sir
thstlerSni has no more chance fof ear
lying Tia. State agaihst sey yssout, Thar
he has Of eeAine 4 rnajoti,y in OLD
Codorus. Laughter and applause.
| do.not say. THAT Seymour mas pt
zenehsiss HfroaigGc poIi,lciaus w5blc
not slander aud abuse him, that woul,
he very bad sign for him. The Scrip
sture says:g Woe be unto you, wbei
SJall mon speak fweil Of you;' ~whicl
fmeans!thAt vol cannot possibly be ai
honest man, and. AZ The same fine b
-. popular with all the rasca.a, There ]
enough said against Mr.. Seymour 4
fake that curse away from him Blu
j submit To- you that there has moi beel
and that there will not be one specif
accusation made againsi him With th
slightest show OF evidences to support
which ought 10 induce you to- bstieg
tbat be is pot, a Statesman Of the high
ESQ order. and a pat,iot pure and stain
Less. More over, be iaa chriatianman
lie believes IN The Obligation d, an oath
and if he swears 10 preserve, prolec
and defend the CONSTITUTION. you ms.
rest assured lhai he sil doitS. 5
Gen. Blair was one Of tbcaab)est an
most distingaisbsd7 Gsasrsjs of the lat
-fciviiswar. aIseiiass sesys high claim
upon Us and upon tbe eoantry. III
:, was a figlhing. TOT q stsslidg General
lie bad no eon1ectiop wa, my,of lbo.
= atroeloes crpeltiss upon non, combatant