The New York herald., 1862-09-28

Tor that system Enp1snd I'm the Arst Dace <d In the
oin. place 'hs Northern ststes-New York soosy A.
: New fok tht morga-ed the Soath-Nes Y rK that
sect ts sa ers ~ Cub b,-wero respo sble hee . ,
lie hid SAID that owing the necesstes the consttu
un when gave votes tccor iing 10 BamDsrshvc saves
eau iof three white IN n-wioh retdfnei ueu '. .ns
Ito 80 IT he tves, the teachsruus action u New
York was bepuu and the South ell back upn ssl'-ln
te es. fhen that stem Io,med. II VAS 4 aoomoi
b. suidea enancipatun by the violence o Bate ana
h .nlcr, or the ei Of rhrow Weed. Gree'ey or Pnu
Ups, siug the 1ck man L. take Vengeance upon MS
IA ste Shear, hear )-blt its doom lay IL aiaai email
cpaon ealing from savery 10 serdom anu IRON seFf-
IA ilborty. (lea hearl II was not ike 90 De
doonol by man like L,nc IN making pr ,p,sts pro-
I.si t the black to take adv ntage OF the INSTR
tdnes Of the Sont ern States and leave bamc to settle
IA the isthnB M faniml, because the S1te U
Illinois had just passed. law pruh biting every ba man
from crossing the frontier HE 8, m athiA.d WIKI 80
condrte placed m positions Of resp nsbi iV. and
he woud treat the leter Written by SIR Liccon with
dae Christian charity-( laugh er)b q whel he had
sp cad over IL ali the Christian charity OF aicn he was
master he must say that, when ho the cynical NV
in .hich Mr. Lincoln proposed 70 preserve slavery tbs
greatest curse OF tho human race or emancpste the
slaves. whica meant massacreins the wh es-w,en hs
third rate lawyer from the background of Illinois
hu ted up " the chief masistracy " powerful nation
m Nj such proclslnaou say. Ia the of
everything that great and ilec and In the II
aud The Christian aith itself was II RI st WAS
10 desired that such na ion and such man should
nt.gper2 loud cheers) ILL., S0uthx,rssr sym
m ~ Jsfore Ball run. some became so when thai hap
uened; others became ut The time Of the Trent AT r
othors when Batler issued MS proo.san K".erne Ter.
iy7o political Congress- assembled Of thirteen ftaes
which threw of tho allegiance Of England Thss sas
tae provisanai gousrnmea AMI Y lroke d'.oA u iss'
under the tihc Of the "federai Union," nc reai,
the first srs q a., oons.su'o' inst. -" hs ,ne ss
81 tes OF America" .ISat at once did away with the
q .ibble OF the lawyers IN 70 the words NMeue-
rao and "United" having soi> maau.us
Article said, "Each state rasaeS IS :ov 'e =, J.s.
doas ant tni1e,desc,, and every poaoer a4vu anu
rlh Whih i. ty thus conf dsrston e1,S<sy dzaes
D. h Uniei states Congress as<stbed" rhfs was tss
sovereignty Of eacn state distInay ait down. ./aat
kety old r,StiU broke do,oa. TIE ttutio2 q
1851 maintained the prnccipe, but creaed IN ex
ecutive, ministry, government and the coled Ration
stood III subst .ntal form bcfore the wo.d. The pre-
snbie 70 that constitution said, We, the eops OF the
United States. to form q purtec union,
establish justice insure domestic tranquility, provide fo
the common deonce, prom te the general welfare, ana
the blessings OF liberty " ourselves ad
terity osdan and establish this const tucn for The
Unite states OF America" No rd I'm lying ths
egnty o! the individual States was gwen ~ (iear)
Thai absurd articles ying 'Lhis Union is farpatua'
ab gated iu 1884, The OF that time with Washington
Ia the chair not mad eaous 10 tnnk that they cold
bind their posterty. (dear) The goveInnenLof 1857
much confede a ion of sovereign >tites
the confederation of 1776 aud 1881. They only
thirteen In number at that tme Wnen the govern
broke down il several months before thr. zen
could be induced TO return tie Now
they had increased TO thirty -four States and party squad
bes had taken place among them uLtl the south divided
from the North Mr. Hope then proceeded ~ point out
VIII ch led that vsion and quoted OPT
nion Mr. Everett the candidate Tor tie Vice Presidency
In 1861 to the absurdiy of suppsg that the seced
ing States could be coerced into submission 10 govern
ment which they abhorred The grave question
hop the Coafeeyds States 10 b. recontsed he
o. that recognition ouM to have taken place earlier
(Appauss) He expressed himself satisfied with the way
Ia which Mr. Lindsay motion Terminated last
he should be in Parliament, as he expected ~ be-
Febr )he would not ieud himself any
knot Of men who would adopt course to render the
question complicated by pettonng President Lin
coin but when the opportunity offered itself when Eng
Land might do with safety, with dignity and in tie
name of, suffering Lancashire, in the Of ne Aero,c
federation itse IN the name Of humanity has ootc soa
Be saied for terminating The Oar BY placing the Confederate
ates among tie QooarHsents Sf tie Word loud cneers