New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

hi. head he attacked Congress for tbe appointment
Of the Committee on the Conduct Of the War, the
Meeting Of tie Governors and the Presidents Pro-
elamation. Concerning the Governors, he said:
Thev affected positions denied to hem by their respective
state Goyerume and rr1ed anxious people BY 81
ce roceeding' and attempted to Influence The H ifen' 81
UIicd States 81 movement % variance win Tue sN''
OF orr Institutions" -.
Inc Proclamation Of the President lie settled to
bis satisfaction in this way:
Asto rs lex &c wisdom aud efficacy cordially iniose
he views gpr.sed los hr u nj ni-tsirw WIN ihe
men from CIcrgo La .hier and applause As TO ~ ~
.ay, man has Goubted that toe naYe, Oh i"eD 81
r. Jon be n hruily taken from them " in any he
kind of property 10y yriue 81 ia" p1t 40 10y ~, ,i
che nights or tie roprdy OF loyal nen' el'u't ~ 80
Moth o. South. Gao Do st,yed by o Wocsw'.i on
81 peace war Can We say ,hat the c'nau't 81
del 81 majority iofitt .A' property OF JOY a III
when We hold Ia nfori,y Of loyal cifizenr cannot desire
the risits OF single citizen be hss beea gnny q no o.
.usct This was decided Dy Coua vile they et shH
e1erci,s f.mprrsnce laws Gu safely ttnit the pm
d fhl. he crimes of ore c.r cen fnrt t-r if'It y &
,s az crrfccrce a. ha Lberies Of inu0crnt meal rms
MONT uus, come leforc tire Judciiry There all viii NEE
upou e.e and Pos dout aud People ate must %" 10 ~
Judgments. Loud airlause.l w,
Mr. SEYMOUR iuvcshed against the NAtoi" ""I
Committee az length, accused Caesius ii. Gay oil
making political speeches when he was paid for
fighting, and gave tho "Iary more especially
welded to the war tie following comforting assnr-
ance:
"Le, me here state dsnc - those who reyie us-who
threaten with imprisonnent for reed IA O. u
ing The Ion period the Dem ci, panty held power II ei'
no such IL will soon ,Sir IL ascendncy No oIoft
your p4Tt however frantic VA prevent t,l' oie'
p,suse When i. u restored power, 10 man
pe.,on will be ,eizei without process Of Jaw 80
mons hght 10 the "wut Of liberty viii be DENIED Of
ABRIDGED Every home via he held 20 be sacred heh
YOU ssk tie projection legal tribunals you deny to w.
You shall have Il. You sha follow your vocation Of abuse
ana cslumuy a. securely When you insoks Govern
mem 10 violate our rt pfel1 10 ssy We always Ten
oug enough n conscious ctude 10 meet TIE 'i ~ o.
cur opponents, end 10 Iepe! assaults ~h Arguments ana
reason. Applause
In reJukc Of Prince John who was to follow lin,
he said
owe mo-. only eon,ede but we demand hs tie presdeu,
Of the United staes the representative Of our sw or az
uity and power shall ~ W times bo treated with drici
ence and sloasl Of 10 lespectu terms
lie concluded by burst OF frugllity intended to
cover up bis previous speech, tending TO undermine
tho credit Of the Government and flourish OF pat
rio;sm.
Prince JOIN Vas BURfs was then introduced.
He commenced, after stating that he had entirely
recovered from bic long mental prostitution, by reaa-
INK the following correspondence between himself
and Gov. Morgan:
CuDwrr1 lake Oeo1r,l. Sept. /. 1902.
Hon = D. MoggAy- Ielr ST.. TIE sdsces = y-,t,riay
and o.lay nom our force. Virginia give ny judgment
e.ni.s an our cp., .ee1 .ia5si as iAc.y &, m fas-n
hat pftLr enemy lL1e9 sla cfclsttncrs tnlk 40
loy man United ss., who haf rot imperative obi.
g,ion a. -o,h.r drrc,i. al ,shoe Ltafh will permit
thcut omit 20 tr4def one service O. tie county f'fmil
through YOU. sr 90 d0 o. adt' rGur whether Lc BE- auy
position an wlI might t1pe 90 uc ei TIE east ne t1al
decline Oh copelfato cI.cff 90 hel rrtrfrd auy u.
cfc,,ed eHrsndifreio which TO Glveuclt lay pat
/ should tLla decline loI three fDasoas:
J. became all a.uiHf crf,ly nuact in'fd VIII military
iit-is hrd e-n iLri'ioic 10" 'iin 20 i't A'l. t
My health bas been fucI nat my physc-rf think that
unusu- et li'er rni n.'- ~ a. Itos'ial. n' i.i
Q. be.-u.e n certain lhsc oes noi nos faf if~toui-
rfut tioId terca'-'T llIly afcfhl H he adiilfi .'r
CO., our Government flc Wy M re- lr.i,e a 'ef olr G.
which 'Ie uncoatn non-i a-d f-e-H. Which ook pa
40 lncl-isflln ADD Infamous.
Fof ne at i've fc.f3nt wish DO rul.s - the
'o.'4ec 'i permit 90 f",tsFe g 20 ieto "Len7'ef
otoo.e Although by ea.fas ..asl exempt f,f coa-
palsoly service dNerss cf 90 1.gcf irri ulta lave
D., changed -aa.4 he foey - 90 po't4ntftt Decono
what las- hrfi fie reason at llofe eoltI ..d
may thus be- dsssed ito o tod c'ea t'u to - shot y
che enemy wfic t.Aans of - car osn ,ops retire
Voluntarily 81 'u-h eontins'ney VIII crest lsss.d and
= - -hsl De :, Lurerne, Warren Comfy for ~.si
ou WrlicsiGy n'rf. wlffc Iea.e h.ifrta n.c }. y b
70 hli uots Ne Governor feaFo-ied in The oo~ns Ian
guttc: =. $500
M DPAH SIN: We,tt roi ttat am cIpe 'ins g. cave
town in ho morning, would invite yo1 70 a. Interview,
that might have 99nlliiy Co f-' 90 sPopsy Tor ca
apparent disccroy ia Dt feryts O. f letter allfrf,ed
70 Ir. fon Lsko Grcr.c ada ih4. an much a. i.u.t
.nd beg you 20 accept ih' - ~ tfo.og tonf to ell
noon soon .of iufter cvrlaiafJn ed or rr olusi
,il1u noon tho IhIoc' II yalr generous ans c
P'J.yy' 1S Bus. "a $3.50 Id. MORGAN.
lie said that he bad thought tie nomination OF Mr..
Dix would have been irose Advisable than that OF
Mr. Seymour. A leading and able editor Of this city
had invited Mr. Seymour - withdraw. Ii Gea- DIX
would Lave taken The position, and there could have
been no contest in this State, lie felt authorized 10
say that Gov. Seymour would have withdrawn. The
Pree,den. Of the United States wss fully informed
before he entered upon this Of tho nature Of the
contest in which lie was going to embark hr Van
Buren, proceeded TO tay:
ole had information from source witch never could haze
deceived lin in fes1d 10 1ilo 20. |Al' 10 Va oht'
,yor iuo Office found hlmsen 10 tho ciii Of W2'hrsl1l
having reached h. digu.sc srsie cotsfed VIZ 'tch
r.p ~ wrapped b1e cloth CLOAK for thf tra, tine n %
history Of s country sic Pisslcnl ioni himself 4u br cfj
Of Washington lLeusAtef end .pl'1se ~ he ~ day q
Marc before D.. took ;le oath or oior ESQ VI ra.s
90 lin which propo'o % read 70 you ask rH 20 notice
because have not tlnc 90 rcErn io it c ""niel a q
prophecy the .1tra3IdiTy Jligu o. f a. rou,i
p4ofi.ni that animate every word aud Lc o nis eef.
Mr.. VAS BUnTs requested our reporter % f,ate
that be made this letter public without the authority
of Gen. Scott. II is as follows:
Wa,nrGrov, Msrea o. I1ci
DEAR SE: Hoping that % day or two the new
President will have happily passed through all per-
sonal dangers and find himself installed an tonorcd
successor Of The great Washington, with You M the
chief Of bic cabinet, beg leave &, repeat in wrii-
ing. what have before fa.l 10 you orally-hs sup
pleme't to my printed "views dated ia Octeber
lostJ on tie highly disoriered condition Oh our leo
lae) happy and glorious Union.
70 meet the extraordinary e4ieeIccs Of tie times,
!. seems 70 ne that am guilty Of no arrogance ia
limiting tho Presidents Ged Of selection 10 one Of
the + .ur plans Of procedure suhjoinel
I. Throw oil the old aud assume u ner designs
tioa-ihe Uaion party; ADOPT the couca'oty mcas-
ures proposed by BIZ. Critenden or the Peace Con
yenton, snd my lie mon 10, We SHALL have 40 uey
ca.e OF secession; but, tho contrary, an elly rc-
turn Of many, il not Of all tie States which have
already broken OIL from the Union. Without some