New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30


Of what believed to be- my esithuate auLority.
ICbe-rr.l Later, as The war wen, on, I became
Satisfied that with its successful terminas m must
also terminate Slrvery IN somo form. f. Good,
+" good, and cheer.
I considered IL then sufficient tint some messn 2
should be adocted by Which it. rholi im.n, a Il,
cease as 4 pol 'cal power, and begin to tease Or
social fact. Bn' ~ the contest WA pro'rsced. the
conditional opinions viii which wesll entered npon
IT, in nv mind gave Place to the convict u TIA
everv advantage which the laws of WET low oil 10
las should bs smployed, and that to be effective 10
war measure this act should be thorough and me-.
diars 1t be anne apparent that the slower proo@'
would he inc f-ctue Ana thu events Of tie yesr
have brought me 10 fhe victiou thai there can b.
no lasting peace while Slavery eXs,s On our ,onli
nent. Great applause. Therefore, all other con
.idsraions apart, aud rrgarding 1t Duy r. measure
for the efrctusl sup! ression OF the Reieho", nj
in favor OF the inm dia's abolition OF Slavery
IQreat cheersl, and in favor Of usng every lrsc,c
lie means to make that nboi'ion elective cnssfs
and 70 deprive tie enemy OF their great element o.
strength. Crest applause.
Wherever on fay waves in jnri, dicton, let !,
wave over free nen. [Cheer. Let it auswer al
| Questions, and give all passports. Loud G. sepl.
H. Is arg d against Gun mary measures that The
liberation II The slaves woud bs act OF great In
Justice TO the loyal men Of the South. Bur sn,l
war vs. ths be- cirried on without ssrifc,s from,
the loyal people III every section Of the country
The Oyaliets Of the South would be required ~ c0p-
tribute port Of what s hello 20 be property, snd
for which they would douGtie.s 10 airsrwsrd r.
muner.ted. Against this the loyal Ieol le OF the
North give not only ab.out property, but their own
livrs aud the lives OF those Lost W hem.
lCheer. iAt tbis poiut Gov. Abdre~ came upon
, ,hs platform and wa received with loud cheers.
10 them their ioss never can be rsp-id. How thsn
Cab such Distinctions be eDtertsinedf Ano bOw eau
We Ill making war upon country protect It's vi'si
interests !~eparate II into parts AID Tor the saAe OF
pro ectipg the properly OF class o.go gIsal.at
Nh ~ NJ
itself tue elements OF sure defeat and the e.l Union
of tie South Ieddy for tue racihcs. Nor 90
| sbsre in tie belief thai there 10 h large bocy OF
| Cpionists 10 toe South
Ia my INDIVIDUAL experience hsve found them
few aud Ia ihe progress Of she WAT they hav, been
faS decreasing. TIE danger which h.. attended Vic
avo~sl OF Union teutineus, the uD' uiD protect.
ION which We have been stle to give them, The GER
tain seventies OF the Confederate Government, The
uueI scted length ~ which tue Rebels have ice"
able ~ yroIac, the struggle, tgsther with neigh
borhood friendship aud Interests. have carried ava!
many who IN the beginning nIaiht2ined iheit ,ll--
glance TO tie Union. Ii the VIII lie valley VI Virgil
IA ! 90 nos ,ineuber 10 have net Union nisu abG
cer.sinly not Union wou,au Laughter This
element # their strength must Lot be udci rat,d
serves 10 show bow thoroughly the feelings VI Tie
South aIs i'll Iair contest, Aid rsvcs no doub NJ ~
what will be tue tialnin. OF the growing gencraticn
Not only were ths cor 10 not desrons Of returning
into tile UnioD but they did sntertsin tb. dea III
| maunsr IN which the separation Womb finally b.
effected. / do nOI think that our Aoli1sfu i'eope
.slIo how many years sbe SCUM hss bcen preparing
for tLis struggle
| The udveu OF the hatcher 10 Chsrleston HafhoF,
with Js. ksUns proclamation aud Ler ready baterer
chsc kod IL Tor time boutL Car lima where there
was then strong body OF men Nth Union scDti-
ments-elropg enough 10 have the cor sislencv Il
party and with its ressntAtivs organs. Then quite
| : Young man, | was Among the Uhiptsts enrolled,
4 mad. =
gsd bead " TIE party ~ that ,ts'e. Dir.
Calhoun died seie.isd R-Uol chief but be lef, ls-
glos VI young uen devoted 10 Disseminate his pm.
pes-youug lesioIs growing ap III the " III " tle
principles " tbe establishment Of which tbs genera
tion Las beeu copsscrsiea Ill the Son;h. We q
war with people who have been educated 10 be-
leve they arc coniebdIng tor their liberties; they
are carry Ing Oh hi. contest vi untv and deter.
miBs,ion; their ARMIES have acquired The -oidii,
and Coz sistency Of regular tfooIs. To reduce such
= rebellion will require the utmost .xer,ion Of our
! force aud the iun,e1iate use Of every aAvsntsRc
hich naturally .alls 20 our snare ia lhs contest
Their determination 20 obtain sucoess 10 uucoDqusr
stl-. 10 sabdoe them their dvsigus must b. made
possible, ard tns unity which gives them strength
mu.t be ours also. lChsers
To tssdre this unity We must rouss ourselvss "
extraordinary sxsrtions. Not oulv must every pcs
sible uesas be used 70 damage the enemy In the
| field but We must guard vi,il.Dtly against the
enemies in our midst Cheers Will you nave
been lo,slly occupied with tie drfeuS Of the e"uu.
,ry ard tesdiug your voters 70 ths ID. the Pro-
Slavery party bus bosD st-althily and bu-ily EN-
p'oyed in organizing 10 control tho .lectious, And
TO secure q victory OF which they already feel
assured. To ssunterast them you mnst IL or-you
nrs, max. il matter OF individual labor ia order To
give this iorcs OF unity 10 she work before a., s1d
svsry vote Deposited 10 the baotox tells ne surely
Oh the contest ~ blooistsned musfs' i.ft on the
field. The endurance AID steady courage OF orr
.oisrs mus, be supported by united public option
nj hume, and when sonie brilliant victory IL hss
scro-s the clcods Of war; 1T responsive plo hRhi
up the undivided hearts q the North. Loud cbesn.
| We might make copcessions aud give up aivHn.
,sges il our contest for this general N only. II
We were coptending Tor ourselvss only. we might
conproniss or lot II go. Individual prosperity
could he sasily secured here or else where where
peace and sable governments reign But II 10 'of,I'
long ine Of generations yet to c'is Ia Whose inter-
eats we fight this battle. lCheen. We cAnuot Jay.
After a. the delu.e,' bn, must take The ii'os vi.
al its oblr aton. Our soGiers 20 70 the field vi
no short AIMS. Their hop-- are bot plsosd upon 81.
temporary success OF u BATH, and the imrulses
Which govern theni Gre mol tEosS only of Irrsoosl
fame. Remember how small their chance for l. 10
| No such considerstions would UAve ear lei q en-
from their little home cir lee, where each absence
makes horrible blank lmpeliei slore by e. ~r-
Gus patriotism, they f1bt Tor their couni'ys iuturr
not It's prsent Or theirs; Ibey have uo other re-
ward thai. the glory and safety Of the country. Such
men have seen 10 Me field. know bow cheer
fully they bear hardship-how si!eutly they acespi
wounds and death.
Go 70 tie graves Of these honored dead. and ,sll
them the hss they loved fosts over tbci' reg neni
n,on ZONE glorious frld--will their ,l.ep be die
| tnrbed Tell them that their nam-r will 10
handed down with honor through the succession o
euer,tiuns-wil tbe blood s..ia thni ~ their
Veins, and will Their eyes glslen I Give Them,
thea. while they can eujoy 1t, tue s-,ieiactlon TO
| know that their efforts have object ALREADY
Won bear the tramp Of Eager thousands has eni x "
The prepared batI.-your fAnc, in lhe 'esrrss I'll ht