The New York herald., 1862-10-31
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:sr men - their sskct. Docs ssss arRcnsenl gen-
tienien, rcsc that this rebelisonis pu, down all
during which Mr. Lincoln si,st adnmistcr the COVE n
ment what, then can We de? What. Jhen can any
honest patriot do wfse hears looks seels and alone
the prssergation Of his country. whss caa he do 10
spztAtn and strengthen abraham lAHeons (Chceis.)
ADVISE him, adnonish. aim u you wH--And toll YOU
whelher he be political nissd poMcsl opponent,
with more pleasure and more coussesy than Abraham
a% s s but IL :sa'Ss s% S. ; s
pledge Of your ves fortunes aid your sacred hsuor
IN hs honest efOrt 70 put down IN ss rsesou and ven
will shiss apea land upbroksa IN ~ territorial nsser-
ty-(spslaaae) land q prosperity, land where labor
.(Cheers) Geutisncn, Mr.. Lincoln has told You that
he woutd save tbia country with slavery IL he
eou-tat he wo.d save Z without s!assry u he could
save slavery no would Jet his country 10. (Appause)
beeve that that honest patriot would rather be thrown
Cbeers He has said 70 those il rebenn against tho
CnIted States-agast the government. give you one
hundred days 70 return TO your allssi you fail 70
which or yhem to think dearer than life, than
lteerty thin country, than peace And some among as
stand BY Abrahan lincoln. lGreat cheeriug.) II -
,rs,' ~ s,.nS - w'se .y nSy s,o,n % 2 a. ds. ~.
sorts know sen.smon that yoa have lsls pernars
wen as myscIr, the shuence Of the odium which a
spurious arstecracy tha. has largely directed the dest
atiachoa 70 the word abolition They havc treated IL,
they have too often taught US to treat il as some low,
vulgar crime obscene offence not TO bc spoken Of
good society something not to be mentioned in fashion
able par ors know there are many men still influenced
BY this prejudice this cnm which 50 long Under
the influence Of this spnrisus aistocracy But gentlemen
lei these who r this hour OF peril IN this struggle
between.fe and death, shrink from that odium, stand
aside (Chsers The events OF this hour too big for
them. Cheers They will escape rdicnle but they viii
escape contempt, (cheers) and their descendants
they read thc annals OF these times and find the names of
their nQwhur recorded among these who
TO the Of teir government IN the hour ct great
trial, win blush for shame ttheers.) You are told,
is springng up, that they viii give you peace in ninety
days Gentlemen. believe them. They win give you
whcn breaks yor country into gssso
pcace-a Spanish American peacea peace which nangu
rates eternal war What peace can they give .ou in
ninety days any othor timer What pence can they
give which does not acknowledge the Southern cnfederacy
IA voice, "Not any, and cut this country in twain9
Gentlemen let ask you for moment have you
locked map OF your country which these gentlemen
propose TO bring ou-ths and improved map OF Sey
mour vanBuren Cothc map OF these let them go geo
graphers2 Qaughter)-a country three Thousand miles
long and little over thousand mics wide Why, gen.
tlemen, they could not make such country stand unit,
they their map thosraphed not even until they got
it photographed All the great water courses. all the
great channels Of trade cut In twandssevered in the
middle. Nc. gentlemen, the mandate Of nature, the
1ngcr Of God is against any such dssecrance Of this
country (Applauss) is never to be divided by the
slave line, or any otter line (Applausc) This country
knowledge The independence Of Inc southern con.
iederacy-to take this peace which s offered
70 you 10 ninety days--whss are the other
nj n Qrnn IA has
dccared--and up TO tho last moment unanimously de-
cared far as those in rebellion concernedthat she
will submit to restoration that she will not under any
circumstances back into the Union tolerate the
idea Of restoration Of this Union What ihen to
social systems or sueugate them 70 our LAWS and our
systems (Appiause) Abraham Lincoln tells you, gen
tcmen, that he intends 10 subiugate them. ca voice.
4" And he will do it.''} Your soldiers IN the field
say that they intend 70 subugats them-soldiers
VINO tonight sleep. the cod ground, tomorrow
perhaps. on the battle field, 70 sleep in death
rerderY c.Ncyer.') What is 70 be the voice OF New
York on this question: (Cres Of Subj1gate them,
No surrender ~ Is it to declare brave and suffer-
ing sodiers2 Is IL 70 reanimate and encourage them
against their cause Cries Of 'sNos) Aud what gen.
temen, Of the gallant deadf What OF those who have
fallen in baieiaen by disease N thousands and tens Of
thousandsS Have they been sacrificed ali IN vans Have
they been sacrificed IN unnecessary (as Mr. Seymour
would say) aud unpronable war? Are these the
desoate by this fathers and msthers
the aud children OF the heroic dead2 No. gen
tcmen, never (Apphuse.) Let Mr.. Seymour say 10
iLem il be the heart say it. that tley fell ii s
war shall say such thing. (Cries Of
good y and cheers AID 4 1t is my lot to meet nny
Of them, shall say, "your knsmen fell In glorious
cacse he gave his life osave the life Of his country
lcbccrs)n war forced upon him by aselasb, savage
ali bonor to his name aud may merciiui God miti.
gaze the Affections Of those who mourn. tApplause
& SGG ss sas q y
fully appreciate the inminen u the peril tell yen
now gentlemen, that here in New York you face
70 face with the enemy Checrs Here are the minions,
the instruments, the tools o that aristocracy ch
have referred Cheers) Here too, the agents. and
here the money OF that other aristocac that other
symrathetc arsocracy the far SIDE OF the Atlantic
loud cheers )of those people, who, while talking OF
peace and neutrality, have sent out their armed ves
captive your seaman You stand face 10 face
with your enemies here, gentlemen As upon the hills
Of Antetam and the pains Of Manassas your soldcrs do
you stand face 10 face with your enemy (Rencwed ap
pausej know, gentlemen, that ordinary occasions
there might be question raised 10 the cxpedency
Of candidate nduging in spcculaons upon the result
but having dvested myself Of all personal feeling in re
gard TO this matter shal speak Of II would II were
not candidate II s fifteen months since have stood
upon the soil OF New York until this evening
but have much and perhaps she sons Of
New York than should have done Il had remained at
flushed with victory have seen them dismayed with
defeat, have seen them sleeping on the frozen ground
s ysnssmee oeem 70 sn1 nyns N hospital
what race OF mcn come from New York-(Cries OF
Good and applause land tell you that they do NOT
intend 10 give up (Cheers, and cries cf sBravo) They
do not intend TO surrender They do intend TO let
their country 20. (Cheers.) You-win perhaps, when
ysu get the returns from some Of the election districts
near you, be somewhat alarmed. But wait, gentlemen
until you hear from the bills Of tho st. the
North wait until you bear from the bills Of the Allegha
the South: wait untn you hear from the valleys Of
the Mohawk, Cayuga, .0nondaga and Ccnesse: until
you hear from thsm. gentlemen, and you will hear
voice which will bring and glad tdnes every loyal
heart n this land, and make cry out lhe country
safe." prolonged cheers Gentlemen, only propose
10 detan you moment longer. fCries OF 0Go n.'')
Let me say 70 you that meet this great crisis Ia
which ap ovsrrulng Providence has assigned IL TO
act, II We meet become men, II shape our course
that we may app ao the God OF justice 70 smile upon
Dur arms and upon ur consciepcss, tell you, gentle
men that the gories Of the Revolutionary period eveu
pae before the achievements OF your soldiers your
'tatemen Great cheerings) will dstain you no longer
md thank you for the great patience with which you
1svc listened
General wadswcrh retired amid prolonged and enlhu
astc cheers
Hon. WILLIAM D. KnLS, u Pennsylvania, was intro
md n Int mo had m auo shss NJ