The New York herald., 1862-10-31
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this administration. cnd to show wherein it has fals -
~ IS Ss Gironss Of The french R;v.a.D
| rnences with the following words o'n
mem a0w xsa Sadsss sas; y Ta, ' a'a'G
a greatest drama Of noasra t5;e:' Gonp - sn ~ e bs
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same blow which tAe destincs' persisted BY Che
at Nav not the historian Of the eE3ty thvir county
ihinS ,sts S q the SotS mis- 18th nc abolition
Of the executive and thas the legislative anotaer
he when he issues proS power in Congress ask yor
issue BY % maGn such % pns as ns ws nns
"a. mentioned u W. es not usup the legislative power
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uttered the sir two weeks before he issued IL he
iu. Mheh President The Chicago delegation
ces ~naerr said that it would be usecssha the lea OF
sd Sa. ang to emancpate the slaves Of these several
sin fur where slavery was the great local law unless e
eed by million bayonets , was a smy absurd and IN
tho have no mere effect than the "Popes bull against
s%sl tia, ases with a1d S
he gret that Abraham Lincoln Afterwards lent himself TO
ton States because recgnizes the inst ion
of slavery than many Of the southern arrayod
and ,sss nsy believe Norm
and coin has sworn that he would maintain and sustain
oon Ser as crtin New follow " Citizens Ms Liz
entered upon the discharge OF his duties have no
epce doubt with the intention :, acting honesty B e m
great that be commenced making mistakes
ihe val i john Fremont for gross ncomeency and for
frauds in the Western Department he put him back
next again nd Of the Mountain District in Virginia
cit His second mistake was approving this Cunscaon bill
h, adopted at the last session. bill which Mr. Lincoln
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.un.y y made quincy, H. August 16, 1862
explained position the conhsator
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state had 70 Gonseae properly ana hat con
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with patriotic to whatever & party they might M
bcan asked this abotns be would be willing
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intend morrow" AZ msn p % no, ee iipv 70 ec.jvf n
that So ~ npiHss they would urs abolish slavery
justly Browning said ths just he unprecedented abo
Il onists favor Of the Union ana the const
but would sacrifice batn ana puIy me ioert!rs q ~
people peyoau .La nnpe a.. o s s
hiire pand ~ ,i"tane a. isr inc In vrs in snnrovir
be- hac1mss he shouid have vetoed al IacLs
ogic OF ,d Save dona 1Cbeers Iased IN the ConGsca,
iy iuy act, he this proclamation Of emancipation.
% would have rid himself Of issuing the Act Of
n M bad he vetoed the Coniscalioa BILL The third
uei. mistake OF ar Lincoln which has cost this
~ veInment in my Judgment, three hundred millions
pied dollars aad perhaps two hundred thousand lives. Ii
r Lin iude TO Mr.. Lncon taking the responsibility OF hav
The kept Mcdowell from reinforcing Mcclellan when tn
New brave and gallant onccr trcIqcdous cheer Swas
fore Richmond. lie prevented Mcdowell, with his 40 %
men who at fredericksburg from reiforcng
have right wing Of Mcclellan. Had be done this, Mcclellan
inter my Judgment would have taken Richmond and tod
OF Inc rebellion would have beer. cshea forever. Ce
lot sub applause, ana CRIES OF lhAts so. why was th
In VIII eAlIah tcco W ooh
alarm the concerned has been carried
in an extreme partisan way the you
had one or two national sincerely
non puttug down the rebellion and OF having Il
ayes, Union believe that Mr.. Seward IL Of Tn
nays class and also Mr. Blair: but sir member
proca the abet who NAV be called the th
rthess, admnistf atonMr Chasewho has continually play
er who Mcdowell upon the chssboard for the
day as of breaking down eneraI Mcclellan and every 9th
strong who he thought might at some future day
men ~ President Of tho United states Applause and
ian re- voice, "He can't do NJ This man Chase have
doubt, induced Mr. Lincoln 70 believe that tho capital
sell safe a, the time Mcclellan expected this
States enforcement Of crty thousand The fourth mtai
very In Of Mr.. Lincoln was In removing Mcclellan fro
the command Of the my, that loved and adored him
ans ana the Old Guard loved plnc
on 70 command the Army OF tho Potomac the hands
1t they Pope and Mcdowell.
taning nectcd with the q Mcclellan from genema
ates then OF Washington, who knew all about IT,
going them here because they rebound
Of the the credit OF this receD gallant little general o
0Nud he ~ Orfrf