The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-21

reasonable Individuals IN the loyal States the rebellion
would, in all imNn probability have put down be
fore this. Cheers. But when they those who arr
tratorous and reace going to Fort Lafayette AM
Fort McIienry for LODGINGS, they win entertain deren
ideas altogether from what they do at present angh
ter Such men as these reminded him Of the fable o.
tho beasts and the birds, among whom at was
Aprudent bat joined neither cause
Among so many teeth and claws,
| I'LL in the battle heat,
| he thought he saw one side would beat,
| And then he joined the stronger part,
| And fought with all his might and heart;
| At length it turned the other way,
| - And back he flies to win the day.
NOW THIS exactly was the position Of this party They
tell that the President OF the United States has vo
lated the constitution But they say nothing their own
PrtsidenMr. Confederate President Davis Oh no; no
mas not violated the constitutions but Abraham Lincoln
mas. HowP In attempting to dispose of and put
down an internal rebellion. (Cheers) In doing this
the President committed in the eyes Of the peace party,
an objectionable SIM He would tell thom that the Pres
dent would have done great service IT, along with
pending the habeas corpus act he had suspended
cries Of Thats good tier late than never howev
or daughter aud cries Of THAT he had done less
ne would have been oren to impeachment 1t was his duty
70 seze every traiterous spy spotted and prous who
was attempting to break down the constitution and
punish them In ordinary times the press had right
discuss freely the measures OF the government that
was what meant by the liberty of the press
III was one thing TO discuss the principles of govern
meat and another thing to sap and destroy govern
men And when tho press attempts apologize and
stimulate rebellion it was guilty Of eason the duty
OF the Pres mt Of the United States put down
(Appause) Some one has asked, fWhat about the abo-
litionists? They to imagine that tho wind is
blowing northwest because it blowing in that dcc
ton last January O2ughter) Let the dead bury the
dead They had live questions to-day. No matter
whether the conagration agong by abolionists
The abotonsts could not have dore much harm
| II they had not been aided by "sevcn devils more
wicked than themselves" daughter and applanse.)
| ca voice-"What about Fremont's procainationf'')
Read for yourselves medde not with those sdeboard
difficulties My interest is with putting down this rebel
lonputting il down that it will stay thcre--(ap
and then all these
democracy, spurious democracy repub.icanism, Amer
cansm, abotcnsm and all other isms be attended
TO- But In the MI place let US put down this rebellion.
My war cry Is "Peace, prosperity protection loyalty
everywhere, North and soith"-(ioud applause)-and
| where" Continued aprause) There Is great and
impossible gulf between fidelity and treason-as great as
men, fly from the Sodom and Gomorrah of while
you lave chance. The storm of public Indignation
much nearer than you imagine. "a voces1hat is So
You can no longer be in favor of the Union with dagger
in your hand aimed at its vitas you help the
government, along Shoulder your musket II you
not then shoulder your musket and join the opposite
side. Well give you a fair clearance and play the
Rogues March, after you The great ball ID open;
your partners and take your position On the floor
and We will 500 whether you keep step the
Of the Union CHEERS and laughtcr.) The aiminstra-
tion was exerting the war power, and he intended
war power to its extreme limit. (Appkuse.) Permit
this informal rebellion have terms of peace and
in the world Divided North and South we should after
wards divide Fast from West till State should be arrayed
against State, county against county, ncighborhcod
against neghborh0Od and man against man. This nd
be the end u the informal rebellion peace men should
prevail He had the accursed serpent OF rebellion
nom tho moment was hatched, and he would live
to 500 it-God grant it-crushed into the very earth
Enthusiastic appause.) They who aided II, direct
or indirectly, nearly or renesely, were as guilty
mcnt. l, too said he, am opposed TO war-so much
opposed to it thatI would, possible, bring the
But yesterday young bride called WIRE lthc
her bridal flowers with widows wcods; and you peace
hands II you can, you infamous wrctches and aid this
rebellion further. (Cheers) He cared not for political
men or deeds IN this great emergency Let every man
moan Of woman's prayer BIO heard in Heaven. The bow
Of promise arches Itself in the distance God protect
safe The battle is And he who has fought
with me, who has flushed his course, and
tho miserable political organizations in existence
Tho people and press Of Great Britain attempting
Of pure snyy to annoy this great rssc eGhsy viii
that that to become tho question ty would cut
efastanchored isle Of Great Britain from her oorngs
(Cheefs) trust bettor spirit will prsvaik trust
that Great Britain will learn the difference between an
infamous throat rebellion and Of the great Powers
that and does manfully and thoroughly, prepared
To acknowledge tho obligation shall herr but when
see her attempting TO give every back door aid and
fore the Judgment Of the civilized world This marking
great crisis in the history of our affairs h great
political emancipation Is passed-no the emancipation OF
back bat OF white Tho right thinking
brought cgether Their institutions the cruel
bic and to be tried in the furnace heated tim
But truth mighty and will prevail This rebellion viii
be not only put down, but it will be hunted from tho
abodcs OF civilization. Cheers
Rome in its glory neer told such story,
Nor can boast OF such fcats as Columbia can do
He looked forward to tho moment whom the Stars
and Stripes should float from every State capitol
and every fortress and cvery American vessel and when
every American citizcn should acknowledge with pride
fettered Union He called upon the old their
COUNSEL the women 10 give their influence, and he ad
list, oh list if thou didst thy dear country love-"
Come forward swell this great army OF freedom and
march forward till this rebellion is put down. until the
constitution trumphs, until the Stars and Stripes
planted all the ropubc and then let great hura
go up which will strike every monarchy in Europe and
even make this FREQ country trefnble to its political
foundations.
Tremendous applause followed Mr. Dickinsons pcrora-
ticn and tho audience gave him three hearty cheers.
REMARKS OF MIR. HoxIE.
I JOSEPH HOxR, ESQ., then introduced and received
with loud applause He thanked the chairman for the
introduction to the host of frocmcn assembled to take
together how they could best preserve the price,
less inheritance which they have received from the
fathers Of the Revouton seemed TO him. after having
for SO long period add his fellow citizens upsn
political questions Of the day Ike being INTRODUCED
his wife, H felt deeply the Importance OF the contest
in which they were engaged We must have country
first and then settle minor considerations afterwards
Mr. Dickinson with the sknl knife Of an artist, had
made post norton examination OF the pretersions OF
deyoved upon the country bring in the verdict, which,
would be Dicd Of disease Of the heart" The speaker
tne people 70 SuStAin
He believed that the President patriotic and honest
man. (Applause.) know, said Mr. Hoxic, for haze
recently had the pasure Of conversing with him this
snbect--ihat he determined to prosecute this To
successful end until the enemies OF this republic shall Lay
down their and for peace. (Great cheering 1t
may much treasure as II will; 1t may cost mich
blood which It doubtless will; but veal WOO,
prosperity adversely life or DEATH this administration
will sustain this var, and will prosecute 1t to successful
termination. removed applausc) In conclusion lie
urged those who remained behind TO encourage the brave
young volunteers stand by the old flag, which would be
their winding sheet If they fell on the battle field.
AZ Mr.. Hoxie took his seat, Dr. BRADFORD came
forward and offered the following resolution
Resolved That deegatea the Peoples Union Convcn
ton ut Syracuse this city, be directed appoint six
delegates ward viz two democrats two republ
cans constitutional Union necessary
measures for tho organization the Peoples
Union tickets In this county.
lie put the resolution to the meeting which by courte
sy should have been handed TO the Chairman, which gave
rise TO considerable confusion.
ISAAC j. OlyKR x-Govcrnor Of the Aims House, moved
TO lay the resolution the table, which motion prevailed
Senator MAxRE presented the subjoined resoluon-1
Resolved That Of this meeting be and they
hereby constituted committee to recrganize the peoples
Union party different wards for the ensuing election.
This resolutions was adopted with great enthusiasm.
There was good deal OF wranyling between the pot