The New York herald., 1862-11-02

had arcd tho arsi gun aad had rrovoked eoas
and that they must g wipe outrto use Il lai f
oneo their or,orsss crush out this eneilion from
that msment the Constitution United State wss
anriilated and cry guaranteoo liberty teada nnae
footevery one Yor cannot ind one single guarantee o
personal liberty contained that INSTRUMENT tes once
looked upon sacred that has not been ruthiesy
violated Oh the part Of this administrator No msn.
according 70 that constitute 10 10 be tax n up eA
cepting up warrant. Now they take thelh up on
telegraphic edict the ignnisg becomes the seiy mes
senger OF OPPRESSION and in the single state kentucky
more than thousand i've hundred persons have bten
arrested thrown into prison without charge nkans
them and without the possibility o. beng heard q ries
OF Shame In the state OF MARYLAND they SO zca Upon
the Legislature. Every man WHO supposed T. have
feenythat natural feoNng which ought TO reside N the
bosom OF every human bcing-for his secti ~, and
Kindred and blood every m,n without having coinintei
any offence whatever seized and Ecncerated N the
most oalhsome nrson ever human being was placed ia
In the State OF Missouri going still further men had been
taken and deliberately ia the presence os their
and dear friend of mines who lived In louisville and
owned large property there, who member u The
legislature and candidate for Congress-Wilam n
Field--was taken ont and shot IN the presence
OF his family, in his own yard for denying. which was
true. that he knew anything Of guerilla band
which in the neghborhood aud tho tnea
who did it have been called TO account, have
never been tried or censurcd by the President o tho
United States. The other day q soldier goes from
Lexington the little town OF Paris eighteen miles of
and boldly said he would kill secessionist that day
some one. supposng he little intoxicated, aid
talking without intending TO carry into effect what 40
saii told him there one then lying ia tho s'rd
house drunken man was lying upon the straw ~ tlat
through the bars, aud deliberately shot him dead lilo
has been called TO account for it far as have
owner of large plantation ia the South--Abrth ham
Sp,crs Of Pars-was deliberately shot down, and the
soldier who did it demanded that every Union man III
the little town or Paris should treat him for havn per-
formed merorous an act. These thugs that are
going on unrebuked Need tell you Of Tufchin! fou
have heard OF that. II is too horrible to detail
lie proclaimed to his brutal hired assassns that
lac wouid shut his eyes for two hours ant they
might do what they pleased: and by hoso who were
at No fine have
could not look doTn the streets Of the te town OF
Paris in Alabama in any direction without seeing
women running, with their clothes half torn, and
brutal soldiers following them AS to Butler the decree
fnny has been pronounced against him by the civilized
world He has achieved an immortality Of iniamy NO
man who has sister wife or some person aud dear
im OF the female think of tho hideous depth
OF tho enormty that ought % be attacked 10 that prcc
nation. II Is not that has been actually carried out
but IL the dis that he has attempted TO leap upon
the whole female population there Yet we Gad that
lady for sm ling federal corpse carried BY. r.
imprisoned indefinitely, carried and placed with soldiers
upon desert island And when the pen o. an impartial
historian shall record the trial. SGe mock trial o tho nan
Mumlcrd who hung, all future ages must and viii
pronounce actual deliberate and promedtatcd murder
Allow me for single mo,nent-- will take but moment
to do ito give You the actual facts Of tha. On
the e5t Of April, at hal! past one CLOCK commodore
Farragut sent Captain Bailey with small squad
the city OF New Orleans Monroe replied that 1t was
under the command Of General Lowell, and II was
! matter Lowell was sent for He replied that he would
not surrender but that be could not hold the city and
ended ii after his evacuation
authorities might do what they pleased He did eyacu
ate t The next morning which was saturday the 26th
OF April they sent in squad Of soldiers, demanding then
OF Monroe TO surrender the city and 10 take down the
State flag which was upon the Common Council Chamber
However, ia coming ia early IN tie morning they noisea
OF the citizens Of New Orleans collected round very much
exasperated that the federal flag should be hoised before
the city had surrendered FIVE men volunteered 70 take
1t down. Among them was Mumford. He did not take
it down, bot he Of the ave who volunteered 70
do 1t. taken down by another man, and in the
A1.~ -
vessels the river II taken down. however, and
after that Monroe answered that the city was at Comno
undersnded; but there was not bne haud in the
city ef Now Orleans that uoad ever take down
inc no sss s n rag ~ osS ou c
respcndenoe kept until Tuesday the 2eth q April
before the city actually surrendered IL was taken
agreeing finally to take the flag down himself aud the
federal ag was raised the 29th For the taking down
the federal flag the 26hhe surrender Of the city
being GA tho 2el-Ceneral Butter who af<er that
into tho city, had Nunord arrested, tried BY mock
court martial and hung was nass sra: ;s,nss ~ ne m ssry
the horrors Of this war; aud as don't feel and hope
you will feel that making speech, but that
tion o he truth Of the remark make that after firing
upon Fort Sumter those who had waged lifetime war
sbie became paw esceIscs the Union OF the North
Mr.. Seward himser had declared in speech that
he made as early as ls4S that the Union could QUIZ
pcstcrcuy TO think Of maintaining IL IN any other
way have his speech here. But in 1850 he was
In the Senate OF the United States, and ON the lst
OF February OF that year Mr.. John r. Hale, who is
very well known an abolitionist there introduced
sight petitions from these that are now such pure
Union men fighting aud drenchins the entire land in
blood in order TO produce brothery pc
os 70 s as ana rss sn 70 sea
This Is the the federal constitution IN
giving It's support TO slavery violates the Divine law and
makes upon human rights and Is Inconsistent with
republican principles that the attempt TO unite slavery
and freedom in body polite has already Drought on
the country great and manifold evils and has fully proved
that no such Union can exist by the sacrifice Of free
dom slavery They therefore respectfully ask Congress
an and dsso,on Of the American Tnion For
the resolution there three ayeshase tho present
Secretary Of the Treasury Hale and seward-noes 81
In the course of the debate, as part or his argG-
nlent Mr.. Webster, from Massachusetts,, said that
he thought that II was extremely proper that the
gentlemen who were in favor Of the resolution
should append 70 il preamble in these words:-
.Gentlcmen members oi Congress, whereas, at the
your solemn oa,hs in prcssnce God the holy
rvsnges that you would support the constitution Of the
United states now Therefore we prey you 70 'oke M
constitution of the rnel States soon as you ca. And
in duty bound will pray. fIc deemed thas tue
best argument which he could make against the rcsou-
ton that these Union who now dcsoatins our
land in order 70 bring back under their control and
d,mina onh sse par ercctRce Union n1cn. seward and
Chase voted for am afraid that OBTAINING yon
100 long fCries or $50 onl Many persons have said
no whatever for the action they took and that al
though they may be united they wrong n the
first instance. Whilst Union man never for single
instant that they not aborng under grievances
Of the most serious character desired the redress o
those grievances desred 10 have guards against their
petition In any way whstcvrr but wanted 10 preserve
ihe Union with these guards In the election OF Mr. Lin
cou Mr. Seward made trip over large portion q the
country, ard made various speechcs kept note BOOK
q. tho ne and have taken down Ettlc extracts from
portions these speeches and desire 70 reed you 20
show what feelings the south would naturally have after
declaration from msn prominent as be was, and
after announced that he was to be Premier Of toe
new sad he, "do we keep up
that attack any OF the free States they were
all se,sratcd and disunited from the Union. Not one
There Is such thing danger and yet keeping
mp army and uavy-for whsty In order that slaves
may not escape from the slave states into the free, and
that the freed and eaucated negroes In the free states
nav not enter and introduce civil war into the slave
states; and because that II we provoke foreign war the
Southern frontier Is exposed 10 invasion from England
prsrcc aud Spain Ina, IL the whole object Of army
and psvy. Have not, then, right 10 say that