The New York herald., 1862-10-23
the MEETING IN BRooKlYM.
rroyrTNUED yRoM FIRST PAcx.I

border 3tsiss would adhere to the free States zap
psuse, believe that virginia. know that Ken. .ucky
and N,ryland, and Missouri and Tennessee-I believe
that also North Carolina Delaware and Arkansas would
adhe.e - the nineteen free ncnsayeholdng states and
United states, more than double the number we had IN
the w'r Of The Revelation, and more than double the
before; and the power, intelligence and wealth which
sney "a"a possess would IN ten years place the United
siatc. = the front rank Of the nations Of the earth ad
NIT mat Is possible that the States Of Geor
ga, Sonth Carolina, Texas, Mississippi, Florida
sa, ana i"aisiana might stay out and might under
take 70 set up q one-horse republic (laughter)--
and key they might. A nice time they would have if
te. % emseyes supporting an army and navy sending
Mississippi free TO US, wah our ships trayersing their
country through their rivers, and their slaves escaping
United thus formed with no obligations upon us
70 sur fugitive slavesfor while the constitution
now pny dss for It being done history does not record
an inst,nce OF treaty providing for the sur
rendcr fugitive slaves independent nations II
- no crime TO escape from slavery. Neither England,
France nor any OF the great Powers Of the world would
aver n,eat to enter into treaty to surrender fug
tive siaves, and am entirely satisfied after weeks
along ir Gulf and along the Atlantic would fnd their
oontaor existence depended upon joining our confede
lAppii, sol In convention such as have described
there n at sti be some States desirous to 60 and
'i,e question Of what shall be done Now, il
would 10 prepnsterous for men, who agree
that aopd shall be seized, who agree that conSen
tion m tnen be called 10 quarrel here, and now be-
oausc some future indefinite contingency they may
be ca ie. 10 differ. We invited regard what
shoh1 ne donebut that is mmaterisi for the present
occsspi felt at liberty the other night give notice
and now repeat it, that when Il becomes ques
tion nt paying two thousand millions Of dollars,
reqareg then, as it nov does, one and half mil
lion u men to carry on the war. and
oalied uta to prosecute the for the abolition Of
aave'F md to arm the slaves as means Of prosecuting
may ahead ss. qnss@ ssa states say
mo- .Applanseo AID ] say further, that il il
Is attrpird to carry on this for the abolition Of
he nj fhrla
bruta ,noL known the slaves of the SOUTH to !al
upon deenceess women and children OF that country
willis reeve the natiors Of Europe would never inter.
fere e at our mutual reqncst long this
prose- "a having respect to the rules Of civilization and
not on interfere, but it would be their highest duty,
as c 81 Chr istian nations to do (Applauss
There Judgment Of the civilized world before which
W, mt stand and when, with regard % the men wo
mon aid hdrea with whom we had lived eighty years
% lres m their rights, violate this constitution and
violate 'so the rules of civilization and humanity in
ra s as ss 70 every bsaon IF eraey aSd ey
AMI Ctto; anity ii they did no. do it. applause Bal
.s.o% NOV Z T, hsns. Il might De oyerrulsd Ny singh a.
mini'e G III. Dix outside Of convention. ali the mem.
tbsrs /, which were determined to nominate Horaio
Seymoe (ApplaGse) Bat being cverrced,i l should
stand lii,a where stand now-dstssbg the cause of
'the Va denouncine its authors, and yet saying
that, le involved in the contest, am now as
shat 'arnue To be first, last and always for my
'ery, an AGAINST It's enemies. (Appause) Now. fellow
this Dis sson TO cal attention to very particularly
Task - attention for moment or two to something
il'usirrcn Of why should be willing to separate from
8 me he states in sort Of contingency Mr.. Van
sure 'h,n repeated substantially tnat portion Of his
roce prcch where he spoke Of the proposed intention
. W. 70 leave her husband without cause, and his
awi'i's acaaescencs IN IL and proceeded to say
this Tree and easy virtue In article which will
oo nos elaio You by reading he undertakes to show
M 4t and has several times erred the same
.subje' show that my regard TOR what deemed moral
sty and tue Is moi what It ought TO be- and as neccs
,sary ueace, that my psacces eonformt ray rae
thai Pr virtue S. would necessarily become
that ILL, question only that ii wouid
.ospo rhaps in very active and angry campaign
20 d. ) the relative virtues Of . the two cand
dates Governor and that there
'dorncs virtue Of Hora,io seymour and las. $ wads
worth might be al ed on 10 enter upon it. am
ready shat now-(applause) land am not entirely
cert 'ha course in abssaaing from that has boon
wise bc.ieve the chief magistrate Of the state OF New
YorL id be an example tho pespe vi the state
Neu York in his domestic and private virtus and J
thin ,rrerore ii n,ay be amiss, Il the friends of
that chocrs)-and II his supporters can show that
he i are and blamsess in his lisp private life IS shall
direrw,e between the candidates (Applause
but ,i.. perhaps, may be dscned, ,.,a1s and !. y
'hewcc mysclf and Nj Wadsworth shall not decline
that ;nnaton and when the Issue Is made up shall
he examine and after having parged as far as
4 am regard = myself, shall testify in regard TO
us win "a the Judge do not desire to enter into q
discu 500 of that ksd but shall do it these attacks
now sse notice that intend TO upon exoniina
tiop j Rochester Monday, unless, in the mean
time 20 editor Of the t'sn anS or srays1 s
s'leu. regard to this subject Good
and cmsrsl name Rochester - because that @
cause within twenty hye mites Of the residence OF
Gem asworth whore he ard are hth well known
ioa "a.a md reigi us community, before wncm u !
prI, this sub should be di cussed. lRencwcd
sppra Now, II General wadsworih desires this ca
Ania he will allow these assaults 10 90 on and II he
don a. y,ll call or hts dog (Great laGghtcr) Mr. Van
irn proceeded 10 illustrate the mode OF separating
stat -, sGdng law OF partnership between busi
ness u 4. and on i previous occasion merely gge,ed
q ration might be one Of the modes which could
AL { Il ! no, necessary These states viii act to.
gethe ,nd this Union viii be preserved. & ohecrs)
THIS ~sr. he continued must os prosoc.od nv Win "a
the writ OF habeas corpus was unprecedented
VIII Mr sorwin stood up in Congress and declared thai
the lcans ought to welcome troops with bloody
huas hospitabe graves there was no suspension OF
thc habcas corpus in respect TO him In speakiae
T. at ha TINS was the most corrupt government the
fac ,hc earth He said this in view Of Fort Iatay-
ette Tor the Provost Mlrshl come forward and do his
dn,g hcy would know him BY his care colored coat,
hr would say TO him in the words OF his great name.
III, h,er and applause Referring the recent elec
h sad-0hin his given Judg nent against secrc,ary
CHI trust the i'resricnt viii hear aud heed the al
mon ton aud put some patriot in his place Let him
put ne VIII in his place Let him put John J. CRIT.
tenlc. his place.. (checrs) ac Is an honest
latriot. q brave man. The President
Should surround himself with brave men, /. and
he vi, lind uone braver than those Of Kentucky.
1 ue,s saw man woman or horse from Kentucky
that remarkable e r fidelity. beauty aud courage.
H. red to the TACT that much money was being
spent tho election OF Wddsworih that Gerrit
Stn id brought MS large fortune t. his support aud
that esrii John B. Astor set down az his supporter
NJ As'or .hculd consider whether his property will be
ert safe when the very foundations OF society coma
TO s,asea. You and said he take our property
'pw 1ndcr stone aud set on It, Oaughter) But
"A so i'm n tlrk ktpnh rhtg nndp aim
ia gu,er) hink when the confag ration comes that
ny sell running with bucket TO No % Lafayette
p,,l.' ~ take care Of his. (Taugher.)
SPEECH OF MR. DAVID FLOYD JONES.
tr AVN FLO icNfs, candidate for Lieutenant Gov
next introduced. He did come, he said "a
makr Speech hut lest his allure appear mig hi bs
diseourtcous lie said that. should he be elected
Il mis- duty and his pleasure IT, aid the Governor
. state md the President OF III, United Statcs A.
at This unhclN IehelIion Mr Iincnln N,