The New York herald., 1862-10-30
German Democratic mnss nrect,,r

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German Democratic Mass Meeting.
Tho German democrats Of this city in favor of Borao
Seymour Cor Cove met in meeting the Cooper
In itute last evenDg--Mr. c. Godfrey Gunher In the
CHAIR. The hall well aliod Revolutions adopted
insisting on the freedom Of speech and OF the press
right to consider and to all Of pupc
wants ard employees, the immunity every citizen from,
deprivation Of his liberty, his property and his papers,
unless by awui warrant, the right public trial
counsel the supremacy Of the civil authority over the mi
litary the pyeg Of tho writ Of habcas crpus right
oil petition the unrestricted passage Of political ,am
lots and papers through tho pubic mails, the holding 0f
pablo meetings. tho speedy trial and adjudication by due
process OF law Of al tal prisoners by the peer of tho
accused, ani contrasting the sixty yeas democrat c
asUendanc, rom JeGerson's Pres ency iiucvius -
with the eighteen hs OF abolition rule, during which
the American unon has been divided, the states urged
fratriclda war, public finances bankrupted our
young diverted from the industrial pursuits OF peace
to perform Tho horrd tragedies Of war; and OF
popular set -govcynmen. sgraced before The world
The first speaker the Hon. SAMUEL 5. Cox, member
of Cos g.css q OHIO who spread himself pretty largely on
the negro 9u so, and asserted that the dcc, attic rr
nnphs in tue Wcs, no. owing to the fact pa
trotic republicans at the aud democrats left at
home 10 vote, the ac. being that % every five
d.ers from the Wcs.cr state ut three demo-
oats In good stands g. hc prophes i'd that, matter
how the irvo ressbe conflict between free states and
slave States i,sat end thorc wouid be another conflict
rrep essoie than that throughout the country
whom ark abr came n,o viii, white no.
and he his he;-r.s kn,w liaw that would ina
wi reicreac. 10 the bic!, shs,d into the
northern sto q u.e coentry. lie sso expressed
let that the bi ~ last tUngrcss ;,thur the employ.
m.nt Of hegros III tl, mi uvi;ation
70 servs ms 'rccn ami 70 rep tisiur OF tho
ST. Domngi AMI no quoted Judge :oagias speech the
Ii'noas irs~'Aaie, shortly btore his death, warning
them mol vae constitutional rghts aud not t turn
ioosc African against Ill; and children of
tne country la tn Mar they would have days of vic
tory and nights and disaster; bet s by
herng to tho 1nusttutlan they would have low of tie
reon banks ad shining river of peace, the old GO
veninent would cca,e back again their fathers made
A. and us ,hs they wore worthy Of II, would preserve
Mr. FIcKLEI followed in speech in the German tongue
He promised majority OF so, 600 Ia this ci,y.
The CHAIRMAN read letter from Mr. Seymour, OK
pressing his g.eat oosalcns to the GERMAN citizens
ahe'r support when he sssaiod aud Genounced by
neddiing fanatics because he had defended the constlu
tiona rights the pco,e the state objected
attempt M oic class of men u compel another 10 follow
their mode oi actiol.
The CHAIRMAN proposed three cheers Tor Mr. Seymour,
which we're sivch with will.
lbe next spe DR.. PHILIP aERSLE, who delivered
Al address H. tue German tongue lie declared that
thore was 40 oeer republican party IN tins country,
as II had bcen absorbed into abolition party ci
Weudcl .h'is and Lloyd Garrison werc the cory hcG.
hes, and tat then policy u repeat In this asa the
scenes OF san lom nSo. Int he democratic party with
Seymour a. its cannlate, resented freedom and
constitution 10 denounced Carl ScEurz, aud brought
down rpon ihi' worthy gust o hissos.
Mr. UTrfSi,sEF, of the Sans Zeiopg was the next
speaker He commented upon the gross Inconsistency III
Franz Sige wiring letter IN support OF Wadsworth
aud hts remarks provoked some hses against that brave
General The Kisses against Sciurz for the
were morr Ecnsra.
DR.. BEaAaas was next introduced He don,uncei tho
government the military Gespctism under which he
Thought the country was new runcri'g-icr the tarin
for the the deprecated currency for
many othe things The way 10 put mn end 10 alt these
evils to tor Hvfati, seymour. (thcers.)
Abrahan I,nuoln was great and Uiaiain H. seward was
hi p ophct. herr Seward ives man vino would sustain
imperiiiism IA raace Jeuiism III 81 am aud he con-
scrpton Austria The republican party represented
aDoliliUris.n, auaiicsm know nothiisism ana Name
lawism: but long democracy lived. the American
natisnaiity not yet loet. tChcs Amerca could
b. ruled bit by Democrats. he gave II as his opinion
chat under usc rsnuton the proclamation or the Pres
dent was null and nlclus.
Captain Il, aia. was tho next speaker. Hc declared
that II timn for the people when political per
secuon and The undcrns o the United States Treasury
rcga. loyalty and tte advocacy OF national
principles regarded ~ treason. There longer
any security poual liberty in this country. and 10
speak openly ierlossiy In denunciatcn Of the
patton OF thei. constitutional rights. lie was astonsed
when he oo.ci their oppression by the black repuh
can party tn $50 tn ,eoplo so submissive Were they
willing shassrcre bad N, n.s: 10 yield their fleece
and thea thcr necks 10 the knife Vi the butcher
(Crics OF ~.i;o,) fIe said no, too Thoy should
fhen spring /, their feet when the crsis caine
and shout ioesty They shoud maintain that great
boom OF freedom md submit 10 that despoc yoke
which arou bssng placed their necks. (Cleers)
They w0ud at cate the great principles Of free speech
ana n ee discuss.o ON all, SUBJECTS IN which the honr
Integrity sety the country and the liberties o.
the CITIZENS involved and they would advocate them
deae Of r the black abctionsts that sought 10
destroy this nee happy country Let them hang they
would. Tl.rs day oi retrbuiion coming. The Al
mighty had daped that retriDutivn, though slow,
came st last
For tinc rt last sets all things even
Aud " we do but watch tho hour,
There neyc. yet was human lower
Which could eysde " un;of livcn,
The patrtt ssar,h and vgii long
or him who treasures up wrong.
<Checrs) iiia, applicable TO this case. II they
looked into tn. Cs:stom isusc any day they would find
forty thick ip.e wooy beldcd negroes there while the
white MN was turned adrf That was practical Illus
trat,ou of what lie black republicans did AZ To what
they n,cl,t evil him..f only knew. He had this
declaration ri,kc against Unco Abe or Uncle ki or
apy III The res, of the old granies that were Ia power IN
Washington city that they inended by inauguration
that ths sniacent government OF whhs eopt, was to
DO prostitui aud negro .cyaact Instituted on It's
ruins they going step u tIan tsie Caucasian
race would siamit TO- Tho .,tan said gsoi deal
moro strain and also dcprccaon OF General
wadsworh s'd eul1gy Of Mr.. Soynioni AMI he was SIN
speaking wici reporter lcrths hail. al quarter past
elcv y clock.
Hat he