The New York herald., 1862-07-02


hero with partisan purp nS Sambs c -,
ns In his bresst; he c,ms nsss : nnno = o'S.n, -,
take counsel With fellow c,tt ,s.n. ra~ hss ~
co7ntry's danger and calamity TA ,s 49,. 80 ~ - 'ue
people of the North was not whsher nsy should prose
cute the put down rebellion by 80. pon 'na'
they wore all agreed should lhsy rrosecn@ sho ,o'
the maintenance Uf the constitution or Tor b
The Union % DESTROY itY There wa o'h
srrcy ut the North destroy tae constt ton ard oer
throw the Union-a conspiracy TO cvsrturn their
sutHli,n Union and TO set up military desnotism Ia
its plsce. not immediately them at the North. but
despotisin over prtion o the States OF this Union
without going into any a-gunant prove this he would
refer t. great meeting ia this city, which James
A. Hamilton prosicd at which tn deca alton made
that the sovereign this Union which, without
bmittng the question 10 the people, had through
tho form Of sccesson longer states o this un
bt were subject 10 be governed by th territories
Mr ner thon referred 70 the Enai citation League re
Gently established this city. VIA, he asked wore
their viewsY They say State shall be nerntted to
return into the Union until IL shall abolish slavery.
That is conspiracy destroy government ard
constitution. We have had Senators and members Of
.ongress-nen who have sworn 10 dc end the consiitu
tcii--addrsssing this Emancipation League These mon
cannot be sworn 10 any hing The honorable geutle
who just spoke said that they should be sworn
every day. Why, If they sworn every hour an
every half hour they would remember their
oaths Qauahter.) The IN o who entitled 10 honor
and esteem and who deserve the OF the coun
try aro like The honorable gentleman from Kentucky.
who. 10 the midst Of treason and rebellion have stood
true 70 tie Union. (Applase.) In regard to the 70
served severe punishment, and death in some cases
He wonld Danish many Of them; punish many Of them;
take the life Of but few OF them. He would deal so
with the leaders, but when come TO the masses OF
the people he vas for pa, don and for mercy. Cloud
applauss) No emanci ,atioa and turning loose upon
them hordes OF uncivixed and ignorant Africans, IL
proposed by the Emancipation League and Confscaton
bill No tyrant in history has ever made his name exc
Grated by measures more dspcable than Oh as those
op sed by tho abo,itsei.ts for the Humiliation and
de iruction Of he South Tho Southern people have
been deluded by their leaders in tho same way
who walked up the scafoid after jefferson
Davis should bo Charles Sumnuf cloud and long
continued applause, mingled with hootng ana
groans for Sumner. Some person III the meeting at
tempted TO say word in his favor, but his voice
quickly drowned in loud shorts OF opt him out) You
cannot take away a mans irol erty without trial.
Never in all the history II Enga, with all its bills oi
atandcr, were ever such acts promulgated those
which slain. I'll y 10 | rs there is no con
siituti,n in time OF war pd r fathers commit such
bunder We g't along with the last with England
and a constitution at the same tIme Why not now
result in the deprival or every Of his
freedom. They are also opposed to the common
principles OF humanity. In tho Scott sh Revolution that
thre ened the exis' ence o. the tish eni ro the sad
ers we're pnshed. bat tho great sses OF the people
who io med The rsbes were paldpned Their property
was not cuntscated. AS hc said before, despot
tyran ever attempted to enforce such an ecct and for
the best reason, That they could never enforce them.
And neither can we enforce such inhunian laws.
(Appause) Many of those who shout for the
Union would--if asked to suDmt to the c)Dsu
ri,ion--woud answer with Grcel.y-(hssinc)-
1--WE hey the constitution rar as 1t 8 u.s. aid yct
these call traitors ard say that they the
Union men, Such men may weil be instructed by Jim
stained with his brothers. blood And vet this the
man introduced TO this Lclgue Dy Gle gyman Of New
Eancipatitn League by Union Consiit tionai League
League against league. THIS Is the only remedy. We
must Join heart and hand Ia effort fr the overthrow
OF natcism and the restoration ot union aud peace to
our beloved country. He wished the conservative
bers uf q ngress would ogethe- and agreo Natl
Union Convention every state at which such mon
Martin Van l.usen, Mlri Fillmore, Lewis Cass aud
Edward Everett might speak, for no felt that such
body worh speak to tho nation like voice from The
waa tftrftn a. Ifuf.
~ it was, should be platform. Slavery, how
ever, is c'niemnet by tho spirit of
institutions by tho blessed doctrines uf Christianity
and b, the united OF the civilized world. II has
received its death blow; and let believe that
shall ever extend its dominion or ever have political
power again Ths fatal arrow Is in It's side. Let
leave 1t there 20 that IT may lnger aud expire thu
good time when thcfe who preside over shall lt T.
give it up its in conclusion ne urged 4 vgor.
Gus pr seGut,on OF the war against rebellion and acan,
the abolition army As William of Oranse when he in.
vAdcd Engand-rue to is Instincts AMI nis faditous
wrote Oh his banners, 81 me, ana then added
restore the Proesa iaith and the liberties OF Egg
iand, SO let our advancing armies nsc ibc their
banncrs, 9" We come,' and then add, . not
conlscate your property nor 10 emancipate yonr
slaves but restore the Union the titution
o. our fathers" Cloud ap,larss.)
nr. JA,tES BROOKS made cngthy sIeech which
frequently ntariul It'd, II did rotate iin-
moda:cy to tho sdhJect al issue.
The Hon. FERNANDO Woou followed at an advanced
hour OF the evening with speech length.
He took high Union ground and argued at length III
yer Of the c'nstit.tion In ncilding amid inuch ap
psuse he sa.d:Wthout dss ,pating our strength upn
differences OF detail st Us tight under banner for the
general good. Let rails. alot the sg Of Union
aud nscri up its olds, "own with traitors
Of tho South, aud d~wn with abctonst ira OF tho
North Death TO all who by the sword, by the tongrcor
by ths psn would interfere with or destroy the repuh
cani-m iahea ited from fathers. Ieatu a. ali who
oppose the constitution ii rs, and the restoration
the Union as II vas" As unde, stand it, have met
i.ht to iuuugnrate this movement, with
con that II It fails sli viii be lest, because without
liberty have no country, and without freedom Ct
s ssch and action We have no liberty.
M clsDx of .arh th-eA rl,aSrc
given for the Union- and the large mocng dispersed
There two or three outside mectnss at which
large crowds assembled and the whole PASSED Oh
with slccess Our want OF space fofbios detaisd re-
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