The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1867.

would their against Jesrson Davis and ell his
crew. Cheers, and cries Of "1hats SOY Then We
vsrnmsnt 70 put down rebellion, however large and
respectable In point OF numbers and character that rebel
lion may bef have no more doubt on the one matter
than have the other This government peculiarly
founded II Is founded the intsliigenceo New Eng.
land II founded freedom Of mind. the hts Of
man, and the equality u the people In all respects Il
n me duty the government the duy OF the people
thai those rights vindcaied Whenever attack
cd and In whatever section VI the country Cheers
These rights have been attacked b. the south resao
Of speech v not allowed there. The questions " the
day cannot DO discussed IN nswspspers There =
success OF this vile conspiracy against freedom
nas n hate ks bate her
!ons hate her entsgprisng spirit bate her roe schools
Gate her colleges, hate her manufactures hate her ma
shnery ard hate that enterprise her which has given
the South well tie North thar grand character
q American nationality which they enjoyed. They NAE
the whole thing from beginning 70 end, aud u IL the
design OF those men ihcy scceed 70 wage eternal war
against the sprit OF freedom in the North do not
speak in excited speak the words Of truth and
sober ness, and know what say They wtn irm aud
STRONG They all say they ought 70 have and
have stronger government Their society i built
slavery. slavery turns out millions OF IDLE drones.
II Is becase they want The negro 10 DO all the labor.
They hatc III and love slavery That Is the whole thing
slavery. $500 m. ssHt.
have nothing say 10 reference 10 the policy OF the
question slavery; but say shis Here monster
chat has risen up midst ami that threateDs, with
Tvs ssas folds % crush sut tresao ana MI Us h nams =
ways q democrat, who deinJcrat tli5 monient,
who am opposed 60 Interfering with The ri-hs
Of the Ststes--i say that the ostcal government
sow seeking fastea Itself on the south ~ nothing
more nor loss than m'n.ter, WIKI slavery Ut
the bottom and the scum Of crea,son--Souihern
cnisalsy--st the top OF IL. uaigLleT and appause)
IL Is my iirin belief that democrats and abotuli-
ists can GOV shake hands. iLaus,,er.) There is no
need oil takng about mepsu 10 put out slavery
protect the domestic insiitdsuus u the
south tor thus war; Win s thunder and It's mighty O.
xF
say any more sboGt IL. iCbesrs) Dir. DAWN ana
his compeols do 20, lsh You 10 do anything more than
raise the banner Of emancipation, beclss they know
chat the people tue South wo4ld be rousei By
antlsiayeIy THAI by any other III ersero op
posed to raising an als'avely hs, ?. mAAins anti
ard stand ny lin IN IL. lAppanse--!n which evca
senator Chandler loins.)
Now. in regard IL this Ia hs city OF Washington
deDominsad this what conceived to be ittDsg
must say chat seemed TO strike cDnsternatrn
there but there rally, ald VI all
casses and IL Al departments Of the government, Ssna
tors and ireabrs ana officers 5sn. around mo- and
said "Tnat just what the people tb,ns, ard you speak
ine truth" Now have GOT 70 Ct. SO The e'k o Tao
ast year. and 70 et u all SO as 80 much loss We nass
branless Tor Il ingieDssa Of purpose unity d
military design. But fle lIst evidence that maa
Is coming 70 his senses is tho discovery OF E's
error. DO not underestimate tie GROWN Of lie
conspiracy the strength Of tho rebellion, or the
abiiiy Of the commanders OF thc southern Tmy.
tho whole th,ng Into consideration ley ha'o got
hetacen 900 900 aud 30 nen IL tie f9ld. 1
think hey capable OF b. Dgiug perhaps 1eoooo,
NOT 400 GOO Dien into the hei lis may ascin Sou
but yu rscelect that they bringing III CLASSES
AMI aass their ranks u is not sas There
many boys Of from fourteen 70 sixteen agntlhR IN
their ranks and old grey headed There ~ besides,
large per centagc Of the negro element n heir RANKS
which assists them much. For instance th"y alow Two
negroes each company tor cooks and tien there ARC
the drlners aud iana, who MAKE or savon per
II nesi.ts each coAspmny. that. multiplied ~
ss = s0fs 81 hs
them very greet service, enabling them 10 hriAg
more me i,o tie asl@ They nave also better adapted
their egs system - their volunteer system. They
nseq,enty they Nd whit ths French call elsn In
this point view Gen. Wilcox streous,y advocated HE
erlstGg into Old regiments rstsaa Of into ncw. Ho also
citizens hook after traorous and dloyal persons IN
midst. He epokc 81 the seh sacriicss made BY tie
souihern people maintain this rebellion, and appealed
the people the North 81 Ike c9ca! sacrnses 20 put
Among the most unartesl Ard gallant OF NY fellow
captyes who las made his mark IN tho his
tory OF this coGatrythe braye and gallant Colonel Chr
caran. (CheerB) We together nearly twelve
months, from the time Amt Lie hcsptal III the time II
my exchange. Most Of lie time was with him, and for
good portion Vi ~ in tho The class
incn called 20 see w both was wness 10 all ths
Efforts made by ln.imdsi by enAces, by aliprcnsnts,
inA1ce MIN fre hs devotion antluyalty 20
the ting, and ssy that man q mo dauncss heart q
pursr devotion Of greater gaapry or greater zeal Goes
light under banners am proud 10 say shA BE-
there many OF his corn,rynien IN the vast An
titnde which see nrcuud nc and because sono o my
varmest and mot che isad frauds sons Of Erin.
General Wilcox also paiA warm tribats 10 his OH re-
gimsnt the firfL Nichsgan-Aad To- the new regiment
IL &c s, h-whc leaving thai evening, antcr
the command Of his former acknowledgements
Tho sect Vl war. In cvDcson, he expressed Ills desire
70 have al opportunity 70 ss.s By 'hs baLd all Of Is oa
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