, 1861-09-12
ANOTHER GREAT SPEECH.
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EXTRACTS FROM MR. DIcKNsoNs SPEECH
AT ITHACA, SEPT. TrH.
Now, we are told b our friend who has lust
spoken, that there Lii tlstely baen ConTen-
ton called Democratic party Cthventton- I
DC not 50 lndet6tshd It, and take all the pa-
pers. "a vofce-e You do not take TIE Daily
-Seaw RI Nal do not takeahe The Nesm.
derstand bim to 6 object I to ~ Tze Daav Es.ss. /
think rebel eecessiontsts ought to hsve =
noose 6si'y, until diEposed of [Greas laugh
te~.1 Nov, know there has been Conven-
tion held lately. heard Of it. But I do not
Fer, although it WIS called to order by Peter
Cagger, and managed by Dean Richmond, and ?
the resolutions we're offered By Sanford E. /
Church, it was not praieed over by'Wm. B. !
Ludlow land that is necessary to It's regular. |
ity: I1aughter.] Therefore, | say it Il not
sided over by very respectable gentleman,
who made speech upon the occasion. Aud |
! was exceedingly glRd-iof 1e is highly es. |
teemed-to heaf chat he was true On Gen. i
Jackson's May vile road veto-that his opin-
was in f.vcr Of the removal Ct the de-
posits by General Jackson to the Sub
Treasury Of ME. Van Bufen's Admins
tration- And If he had given bis views on
the discovery Of the ast Of printing, the inyen-
ton Of gnDpowder, the application Of steam,
more, tcr these matters were quite as material
ard spp:icab1e; [Isughter] koE, a. to the
Convention. The managers world not accede
TO the proposition made by the Republicans
10 hold . Joint Convention, and ignore al
every body that would come in AID meet with
them, Ct all political shades, they refused It on
the ground Of principle. You must know that
these managert never depart from principle
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about principle. I do not believe one Of them
siepr one wink that night after the Republican
proposition, fearing the loss Of pr3ncip1e! And
/ would net ksye Joined had been there; BE-
tause it night well be that, if they should
eyer get i'll with Republicans, especially the
selves ag.!n SO as to get out. They never
could have assorted themselves again when
orce well mixed. TCheers and Iaug ghser.l 1t
las been Inquired in some Secession quarters
why I, in my speeches, do not abuse Abo-
2lt.or1jsts and Republicans more, It is this
where all members meet, I think it in bad
taste In the next place, cannot talk against
AhoiitioIists without hitting Cagger, Church,
Richmond Che Qairk. Cannon & Snzp Of
the Buffalo Convention in 1888; and I an
! afraid they would deem it Personal and as
aimed at them if should speak Of Abolition
ISIS. [Laughterl I am net going to abuse
The Democratic leaders, though bogus, for
| DO not think it would be in good taste. For,
though an now il for union Of the masses,
| ! cannot talk where it hits those who assume
| to run the spurious Democratic machine
| am not going to hurt their feelings, as they
are very sensitive upon pcItic4 subjects. Let
| us look st their resolutions The State Com
| ni1lee few days since Illuminated kind
il Russia ukase; what the Pope,
+! suppose, would call bull (Laugh.
t'r.l And this Com. itree ls great on
rnciple, saying thas while they ware in favor
Ct the war and il ta7or Of the Union, and were
great big Union men, too, that you must al
vejE carry wherever you CO. and hold out to
armed REBELLION, liberal propositions Of pes :e.
1tr might point bayonst at reb6], but you
must Pms proposition Of peace Oh the end Of
T. Aid il ycu tired cartridge, You must at
| least wad your gun with 3 proposition OF
peace, and so ram it down. That was their
great principle--they must stand upon that
PRINCIPLE, and they therefore could not meet
the Republicans, nor any other interest, in
general Convention. nor lay aside all party,
zp6 SC or, aid prosecute this war, nnlss6 il
| propositions of peace. What should the Con,
veution at Syracuse be called? I call it the
Mrs. Curn!rgEam Con7entfon daughter
and chetrs.] 1ts managers wasn't to inherit the
estate Of the Democratic party; Mrs. Gun
rjngLsm wanted to inherit the estate Of DR.
Burdell, and in Cue tins, to enable her to il
Asrit. p-aducea bogus baby-and SO has ths
cenyention; [uproarious laughter, ad aad
eries Of That was a good one;"l They
Of propositions Of pesce their own people,
I nean-fow and far between, for there
were some people who were about as far be
hind the times as the President Of that Con
Vention, Who supposed these men were &
pox they might possibly be exposed. Ans
here they were mistaken. So the little biz
men went all around into their county eau
cuses, shut themselves up in close rooms
where none could see in, showing they wer
ashamed Ct themselves. They passed patter
resolutions :or peace, according to those rule
and regulations of the State Committee, sn
went u syracuse to prove their tealty. Whe
r they got there change came over the spirl
! OF their leaders dreams. Those liberal propt
:, | sitioDs Of peace that had been 80 material
y few weekE-yes, 4 lew days and hours-befor
we're ali q begging. And they undertook t
Z ,ake the fence position Of q rooster In
q windy day, trying to keep balance, and douot
- | ing Oh which size to tal of, it either. Tnsl
Y liberal propositions Of peace seemed to hay
e any Of you know where they got the medicir
;. | that cured the peace disease SO suddenly?
e think ] could guess it, if were to try! n
s pHtent medicine has ever worked such speed
e Feb,ifuge, Motfat's Vegetable Pills, Daley
!; Pain Extracter, nor the Mothers Relief, h
i. . eper worked such marvellous cures, with Il
I original Jacob Townsend'a sarsapari1la throw
Il il. And there las never been any Mendil
~ BY Epalding's Prepared Glue equal to the e1
" cacy Of this anti Secession curative Find c
" she author, and his fortune is made Ha c
10 get certificate from the leaders Of the Sy1
re cuse Convention, as follows:
"SR: vas recently go much afflicted with
cctsion sentiments that I Was inclined to ms
he liberal propositions of peace to infamous acn
~ rebelf-so much 20 that was unable to ele
y, nights. and was unable to seem tc be an hon
10. man. Bat oae package Of your inval1a ele me-
,f cine restored me in tile space Of two days to r
OF feet health, 70 that can be on both sides Of t
er- question @t veil as ans ether;" =
'ef WHAT abcut the liberty Of the press !? It
III ! Eke good many other liberties we enjoy, /
te, has 1o right 10 commit treason. One has
se. | mole right to commit treason and destroy
cher mIde. The rtghte a2d liberty Of
vas press is one OF our greatest aud most sac
by blessings, to be guarded with watchfuI u
en- lance, But what does that mean? In time
peace, to discuss all measures Of GoVernm
freely and fearlets9y. But the one who
re5 Government by treasenable means in y
Fea than cne has By writing treason Withou
BPS | press. There is nc charm about printed t.
zen son which gives it impunity: II will do '
Gar epough to hang up parrot IN cage, to {
~ Liberty Of The press p Liberty Of
its who leeds to be Gagged. Suppose wa!
red | write to Nj. 4, or B, and say-these rel
~ after all, are right I hope they will suceee'
ST. SID glad they are lighting our armies an
mp hope they will be successful hope the
Pa n!ulstraf1on WILL De oTefihfo"n, ana de'
lad eae ~ anu piaaD ~ ~ 1e.* .ds Inds
lie to be imprisoned, because It would be
the ,ordirg aid and comfort And II in psi'
, il letter, how much more in an Internal Sc
z s:on press, which eows its dragon teeth brc
un- cast 70 pcison the mind Of the country
the urge on the rebellion How much more shc
,ua- they be arrested: I approve Of every &c
IA the President I would approve Of more
w would do them.
rass Let us see what this Convention says a5
this very matter, for their views are import
as have stcWo:
I ResoIEed, That while we admit the necessf
II EuEmAfy processes and martial law among Ii
- | gent Topula.ton 1.-The GRAMMAR ie their OWL. ]
Lar within the lines of military operations, pEt
The agalns: the doctrlne that az power e4esp' m
to- Of habeas CORPUS for civil ofencee, flow if
oftnsee are committed when Congress IS n
sefE.on: i We protest against the assunptlt
The Executive power to establish system of |
,aa, ports; aEadnst the right OF the Government
'eeu EaHi2e fyetems Of State Police: against tn
past. eImption Of the Federal Executive to repres
for saeiIi.1ss ~ q 1,ee press y tne
It | the civil tribunals and that, finally, we pr
tho against the doctrine OF President Lincoln,s
sAs rage that the States derive their anthor1ty
2llaa the Federal Government president Lincol1
his +ha fnn3smsniai ngrt4na - fnd = s11s M
low Nov IpzupoBe to compromise lIaughts
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