New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

teri You must Just bu.s. On your amor. and A.
not believe you can put d, '" 'Is Rebellion, er.
cept by hard ticks, and II you 40 no better, wbv
dive the rascas into the sea. lCe~.-sl We cannot
live with thoee people, and although o. not vsnt }.
take the blood Of any man. could with jast 4 rosS
will as you can imagine see these fellows hsns,I
and don't know but could hold one end -
rope Cheers and laughter.] II you could "a tAs,s
and feel as the Union men do there would b. ~
milk and cider about you. Laughter This 49,
sion crew don't intend TO associate with Won an.
more, and the sooner you cut their ACQUAINTANCE N.
occupied, and closed amid loud cheers
An excellent and pataiotic speech was then mad.
by Judge FRAZER Of Florida, for which we hsys "a
room.
SPEECH OF DANIEL s. DICKINSON.
The Hon. DANIEL s. Dickinson was receives
with demonstrations Of the most earnest enthusiasm.
lie said
Mr.. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GEsrLExxy:
came as hearer, and not as speaker, here thu
evening. / breakfasted in Washington about s
o'clock this morning, and not having dined yet.
won't fix the time. Reaching my hotel few mo.
mepts since, l found note there, sayin,
this meeting was being held, addressed by orr
friends from the South, and l immedaklr
started for the meeting. l started viii
as much promptness the gubernatorial 'candida..
of the S1bmssionists did for Wisconsin when
heard the rebellion bad broken ont. U.aupht,I
And made about as good time as he did in getun,
away. wanted to hear voice from the South "a
hear some gentleman who had refused, when ,hs
ssck.but and psaltery and harp Of Secession PLAYED
to fall down and worship. l have been much inter.
eeted as have 10 doubt all Of you have, and now
to detan you at this late hour Of the night wouldbs
uniust to Won az well as myself. Loud cries of {" Q,
on" all over the house ImWtmis, then: Al
was quiet on the Potomac this morning. Uprorious
laughter. saw all the authorities AZ washington
but / speak by no authority, 10 not PROBES, to
bat viii tell you, my fellow-citiZ,ns, that which
Won have right TO know, that which you ought %
know, that you will find those waters suited alta
very early day. Cheers. 1 have every reason 10
believe that the Administration sre arising to tbs
fnl nece; sites of the occasion, that they comrs
bend thin matter and intend TO grasp it with iva
hand, and at very early moment The audience
N this moment rose TO their feet, and cheered with
the widest enthusiasm. And / trust We shall
all learn at very carly day that some move
ments have taken place which will give
satisfaction 20 every loval man, and make the nees
Of every Delshazzer tremble as cid the one Of old.
lCbeers.l II is complained that we accuse our op-
ponents If being disloyaL Teey say they are tis
democratic party deny that they are tho
democratic. |" Good" and cheersl, or any frsc.
lion of the Democratic party. follow principles,
not men; events and not names. Names prove
nothing The little boy rs coon 81 DO
can ruu alone wants horse; and he gea
stride Of n stick, and whips II mp, and calls II q
horse. But it is not horse, after all. The little
girl has { doll, and calls Il baby. Well 1t snts
baby Ia the city, they have one dressed IN style
high finish; in the country, they are msde OF ruie
cotton. and features put on with ink or charcoal.
They arr. called bcbies, bnt they are not babies.
They cali this the Democratic party; but 1t Ia n@
the Democratic party. IL answers .
mere hobby Tor the little politicians u
ride aud call il q Democratic party. 1t an
xxtn
lost TO dandle upon their knee and call 1t Demo-
cratic pary But il is motif Is not anything. The
masses of the people are the Democratic Republican
party. lCheers. And the masses occupy to-day
the position Of old Democratic party OF Andrew
jackson lCheers.l And these men knotted To-
ge,her for bare purposes, insist all the Dem
ocratic rarity in no sense whatever IL bs
feeble, diluted, weak dwar.ed imitation Of the
FedcTaliim OF 1872 laughter, with all It's mischief
and none Of It's spectabllity-politleally, mean
We have been cured North and South With polltes
TCheers and laughter. This rebellion is an oiic-
holders aud o..ce-eeekens rebellion! In The Loyal
States when this rebellion inaugursted, politics
were driven out; but these persons found tenement
empty swept and garfished, end they took seven
othersplrts more wicked than themselves and entered
inioit and dwelt there. lCbeers and laushterl Ard
the lAst state OF these people sbsll he worse than
the lrst. lGreas laughter They are loyal taey
tell US. Mr.. Seymour says he Is accused OF beng
dsloya ] have not accused him-l 10 not think
so: bat | will tell YOU what / do think. There
was a clergyman in Northern Pennsylyania, who
was accused OF some impropfietlesi and II was o
mat,er Of grave concern referred 10 COMMITTEE,
who investigated for two weeks, and reported on
the subject, IN the presence Of the church and q
large ncie1ce, that they cid not believe Brother
Smith gully OF any improperly IN the matter eu!
they thought bis conduct was fast lsadlng 10 IL!
The Rebellion has three elements upon which Is
relies: One Is foreign Intervention aud their own
military proves; one Is yellow fever at The Sousa,
and ito O.her j. ,hls spurious Democratic party o.
the North. Laughter.l These are tue elements
upon which they rely, and they are acting together
today. Ihis pretended Democratic party aclihs IN
concert with The worst elements OF the maliguanI
monsrchies OF the earth, railing aud gfinnins
ghastly and horrible smile, Ike hn'oas
devil, over their success and prosperity IN tn1
country. A Democracy is rising up 70 AID foreign
intervention, and shake hands with the yellow lever
- help put down loyal people and loyal Siatesn
tleir efforts 10 crush ont this internal rebellion.
tAppiauce.l more infamous and atrocious reosi'
lion never existed since Satan made war IN heaven.
IL must 10 met with all the material Of war II
a crime Il yainst God and man, and he is al houesT
lau ia the sight OF God who murders and robs ban
10 who aids This airoclOaS Rebellion, and who nui,
ders States, peoples, posteIiies as well as men.
arr;gn 10 the bar oi tho world that man who cares
TO palier with this thing in a double sense. HERE'S
a great conflict, two great interests u, war, oo'a
cannot be right; eau any one doubt which is wrongl
This thing is no more u Democratic party, and has
no more risht to claim 10 be one, than
Luciier has a right TO claim that lie il an angel Of
Heaven. Applause. have labored for the scuIa
tha they might have al their rights under the Con-
stituuon; baI when they cast away this Conslull0n
and made war upon it, then l said they haa ~
right to protection under 1t. Having Playslas
physician for years 10 attempt TO cure
this limb, now will play tue SUI.
geon TO cut ii of. lGrest applause.l slavery
an unnatural stale OF things, snd the world RIr
gress Is against it. | am DO party Abolltionsti pus
as an exercise OF the war power, am for taking n'
thing out by the roots. lApPlslse.I am ior es,
blowing every element which will strengthen loyay
aud crush this rebellion. [Applsuse.I l sc! 10
bounds to the determination TO put this ,ebelAa