, 1862-10-26

dI.hone5able peaee. Which VII 4 ;ln + Tho end y,
fsbril which encompasses the Uuiyu fotTnlHit
our fathers bled and died.: [&yo!ce, I'VE
don't send that ktnd."l Il 1s often asked
who caused tho war, and the. answer Ia la
many cases, "Oh tho aeolitionls:e produced
ep5 S ss$ a. sqy Sy n lid e PG]s' s sf t9 tes ees1 M
'thd government ior TO show h!a tho tllst man
who had voted tor Abraham Lincoln now il
tho secession ranks But, said the speaker, I
will tell yon Eho has caused the war-it was
tho Denioeratlc.par!y. oftho North, tho party
thathad for 90 many yeara controlled the GOV
Who are the leaders Of tho rebelllon2 They
are, TO 9 man, old Democrats. Where arc tho
ga leaders Of that party In Congress-Jetf.
LAWS, he1tt, Barksdale. Il ID oxnnts aenus}
fhey are all either IL tho confederate army OF
III the confederate Congress. Docock of Vir+
gioia, who vas at ono fine the candidate OF
that party for Speaker, aud who WIS voted
saoel Congress. Aud yet no oro told that the
that the abolitlonIsts got It up, when wo haya
only to point to tho leaders Of the rebellion
to how to tle world that tho Democratic
party are alonercsponelele. [Applause.] ] The
loyal, but the leaders are corrupt aud traitor.
Gus. They fraternfze with that arch.tral,or
Va}landigham, whoko heart Is with tho South,
They act With him In tho House of Represen.
tatlyes, and all tho peace Democrats which arc
9r may :be elected, Will folloH III hls wake.
II was not because no iuterfered With SID
very that this rebellion was originated, II was
not for any thing which tue Republican party
bad done. Oh no, 1t Was tho deliberate result
<toyer thirty yeais Of preparation. They wero
resolved to establish republic Of their own
whose foundation stone should be slavery.
they wore tired OF our popular government
very oil over Mexico. Tho speaker had besn
told this in tho city Of Washington in 80 many
words by those who are now heart and sou!
rebels. Tho Southern Democratic party is
today a1rayedd Z 49,. .agalost our glorious
government into the hands Of that pity, and
allow them to be reiustated in power. III did
not propose to concede this, be proposed to
use all the means which God Almighty Ind
placed at our disposal to crush out Tho rebel
lion and in that Ray restore peace. [Uheers
and applausc.l uo touched upon
The H. ss,,. slayes, asking wby they should
horses and other property are taken. IL it be.
cause there Is any probability thata negro has
aotll. Or can 1t be because be Is to set down
In heaven NTH bis master that be should not
bb lbcratedY The negro i8 Of lnesttmable
use at the south, he does pretty much all the
manufacturing, he is the carpenter, tho ma.
son, the tailor, the blacksmith and in fact
without him they could do nothing, he is the
great element Of power to the Southern peo.
Ile, then In Gods name tako them from them,
like them away. [Chcera.] Tue rartuu, he
taid, had In bis remarks, emphatlcally and
literally, given the devil his tue-[iaughter]- l.
tnd he was glad Of the opportunity BIZ Ind ell
joyed to henr lin. Sfr: t3urley, concluded A[s
speech with On .alluslon to bis own defeat
whiei, te attributed Ito the largo nualber Of
Il, i,ublfcans which bis district hid sent to the
war, the Democrats haylug statd at home to
vote. lie said, however, TINT It would not tlo
ted tlrrf, because thay would not have ma
j.:iity, AID secondly, II they should hayoa lnA'
jority, supplies will all ba voted In advance
for the soldiers, aud Il there should happen tc
be 20 many of these traitors eluctcd, til. up
proAchiug session would seo laws enacted
which would take care Of them. [Applaus".
at tho close Of sfr. Gurle,'s remarks. tn
INT ettug adjourned amidst the greatest enthu
hinsn1. illus en.ted ono Of the most gioriou
meetings Of the campaign