New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

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men who had bssu howss From the beganng about South
srn rights and Northern They bad never fer any
hass sy.holdsr in Florida His rights had ,zisted ss
ons a. the Government. Of the United States exed there
His rights preserved sny a, the sg. o. tse Con.,
had been ramped He came to plead ths sense Of sa
Re ing Union at tho soohhss they might DO restored
n and protected in their rights He would tel the people Of
the North that unless they vgsn their liberty would
taken It bad been from the oaen Of the South
between despoti.m and in,uons II not merely
question Of property Of rEht' H. ,sms peculiar S,tu
suffering Union Of the South or on tho side Of tyranny
Bnt the greatest peril was IN oer mid,. lie had been
al The head Of hs bed and oh baeted about him but he
felt then he did now when he read some o. the
s. made Pd n" sosS. Of Jsa Davis rsjoIco
Gov Seymour talked great deal about putting down the
thing to cali the Union AbolitOn''s' then no.
Sc, and Bs.nIesaId sshtns Tor the sane
was the whole free North that he branded - Abolition
lis And If Gov Seymour dared TO differ with him, Beaufe'
gard wond brand hin as an Abolltionis' tool Seymour
called upon his friends and supporters 10 vote for him in order
down but he says nothing about the
lie he viii give peace II the AsO.ioni'. are put
down When said with breath he was Ia favor of
the with vigcr aud In another breath that IL
been avoided aud that as soon ~ the party he
country peace the speaker doubted Ria patriotism They de-
ho.s who using all the Of he Government
To al dow rebellion usurpcrs.
Auyhins that tho President nigh. do that was calculated
to pri; dova the rebellion constitutional The President
cond take hi, slaves wa. TO pat down This
john Van Buren, who Offered his s-Isce 10 the Government
week ia the back he conld not shoulder na.k.t
the Rebels with olive hranchas zGi las
wanted OF the Rebel csal and then
to those who have murdered our father. and brohe BFeh-
Wa, this the justice he would meet out 70 the Union men
him than the rights Of Union men at The South. There
Southern man who lsve his country that cared
became of slavery The southern un9ni.t. believed Tat
avery had been the cause OF the They in prefer
10 losing their liberties. to become slaves Themselves,
lie, Slavery go-e, be b.oited out forever. ChesTs.l
The cavaliers wanted TO control lsbor Thy ted .
monuchcsl government with iorns Of nobility They were
not satisfied with doaineernc over few nesroes they
wanted djnnser white men as we'll Tnse away the
cause te President proposed to do and the evil would b.
de.troyed forever ICheer-. ,,,-., Il,
Ing all r,y and i.,ues until the Rebellion sra be
oveHnrown. indoI.ns the Proclamation (Which me. with
rounds OF psuds rejoicing that the completion Of slave
sbor would be and that Inviting potion Of
county from which fcomen have been practically excluded
about to be opened to their ndrsy sk and ealeTpsiso
ndorns tbs Union csndids,es refusing to support An,on
Iienck for Conges. because OF hi. Efforts to divide the
,ns. hi. cooperation With BcsurrsGd IN r.siss ih.
cry Of "Abontionism" srsins, loyal men 8, well
Of South submit they should DO forgiven and
stored to ali the rights and nmune, Of section Of the
Union recognizing Democrat y the genuine stamp IN
Col J. McLeod Murphy tina, hG faithful Of his soldiers
his gallant conduct the ned and his unconditional support
ofthe Government in s efforts crush out the Rebeon
ene bi 10 The fdle. confidence aud support and prsus
Union Of the south that the sword shall
STAYED by onr consent until usos shs be meeted ont
om ga punismen, to their Rebel peEsseusoI The
lniions adopted
VIM II. Barlesh followed in pv~orfal speech. bat tho
pressure npon columns forbids synopss Toward
The close Of his remarks he brought forward bloody and
flag lilo aid It had passed through hoiy contested
he, borne by the gallant DO, who gathered round Col Nc
cheer. giv.n for the flag and tho STANDARD be..r 10
ss;h r. Cumming who present
aer paving an ,rrgant tribute 10 Col Murphy and r.en.
What Lad been accomplished b. b. regiment NJ Bsresh
read the following letter:
th.ut you for invitation TO spssi
citizens the iNh confTssionai District but th.
be- unbecomBg in ohc-r first Of all. am here
upon duty conduct political cIhvsss since may
DO onvd 20 return to post at any ncinsn, 10
no, wish % be rpndsr.,ood. Lc,e,.r 10 TO position
have taken II Ia d.: judgmcni o. the people Of the psre;
can serve them Congress- AL have tisd them 10
yp Wei, nov th., si OF my an,.cs.nt. ,nd ..os.ies,
hsve been De,a1cras bul when entered tie sruv, Vol
nwss ~ish deep ssG'e .. M oii-lti0i,
aids al oonss,rafoai Of r.agY ie, :. r.
tie life Of nv cono,ry aud far not geiici rrrpon.
iiie. which this deearNien nay iHpo.s 90 s0s ssss.
.n. tho Coycrnuirtt Ia cfrshiug this rebellion
Tho shafts q eaumny isi hs'ne.. a, uy e.t but re.
.sses self f,red n battle L.; the ssd.
1il' OF the rcrimsn, sn'wef hire we have been.
Wsshoron when tho lamp Of m, died out Ia b. ho.o.
though cde's m,n corhded 10 te tusrt As'hip Of ts
snd 10 nhom ven .,.s ,.n .
lilo ujoiLed that III. bsuss continent shoud
,bianz place s hat he 'Louil the guardian ars-i Of
fair h.IEc lotto hopeless exile more sn.~sf
Would you Iem'in STINT snd torn from her G hre.
the iich mtne sic sssIi That mantle nlue nsii
which l. remind 81 tho Divine snoarneo Who's ins
marked the STARE and ho.- stripes syfnbore the pn.
Tl;y Of good nton,ons aud Of tho blood that shed 10 re-
deem msnkiud. Again sDsw y, HoU! You could not
When viEGIu, asked In mocl.ry Of eaiy 10 rcurn
10 her tho un Il Contained Tie sb' Of Moure he loving
younger slater NEwYoss back Treasure ard .p
alsi .he did through oBeirs esr tho h,a
Of ths, doctrine Of which Monroe had tho ihul
Divide I'll. upon the reos.phs.i lac the, Mr. vsn
Buss' iden in'nnsie and ,0a val nl t's, II caves the
North trTToIy hot dIisiGisF IN shays hou, eias.
Does bis .asge.i that tic days our ice
incscuabe IN leneA asths sds the would son
Woudo God tia, hi. blessed sou m. at sssiu ..y 20 the
rrbueni Dow Ing e shs.es Of d country
Psao, be shAp Ths Intervention Chstsn msn would
reject IL Is indeed tbs only Intervention my beat ard con
scieles would secePi UphsPg,y Tor the yi,h6sde Of
STA lom sbese have forgotten tho whsuoe
nsJ haze is.sn IL duty the oah Of al
eI'nce to eavea ard be no on,ef Je'igaoi TO God let
q. Nerve tie s.U VI tie Oovornent 9hfo aud ,wst the
houi when Ia m,fcy lie ala. teg Us " !n'sffzfe"
Warrington rallied around him your psirio fathers Ia
.olelan council The pow'hare which ). asde by tie red
ghts Of the workshop W fertile uToN ia our happy
land who're the sesd' Of patriotism always take root
thoush tbs humble ai,i.su who mods may have
Of gold with which 10 rep, nsh tho treasury he ready
To beat the plows>rs Into sword AMI tie puup Into
Pes for the defense Of the land. whether bs Of III,
couture you remember George Washington for the
glorious .a:o'e oi9en4 ahg TO th hgh hohor-ths, In
flexible iniesryhst cldlshloned good il, Of which he
YVES the grand example.
With many thanks for your oebGlene. aud the assurance Of
ny hdey 10 tue tLioH, sNs tn7 hnnof % me- your oOe
ti.n. servant, JNO. MCLEOD MURPHY
Colonel 18th Reg. N. u Vol fnRinsee
The letter received With icnIults Of sprsus, The
meeting then sd)epned.
GERnAy MAssMrETISG At COOryH IssrITurr.
--1hs Geiaau Democracy Of New.YoIs City held uss.
meeting last gL ia Cooper Institute which si gey
tended. the hall bong enroly 6cd Tho meeting ".
g.nzed b, the election Of C. Godfrey Gnel President,
with nun,bei Of Vice Presidents and secre'n.s see'
of revolutions passed denouncrg e Republican party.
disappoyng. ia particular, the Emancipation Proclamation
the President snd reigng the support Of the 0r De-
moGncy tie Democratic State Ticket Tho resolution
tie Emanc patton froCIsmetionw espeoy greeted
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