The New York herald., 1862-10-31


a paragraph Que Mr.. fan inress sss~.hs ia.
sss q sS,. m; y VI would I I'D .s s kss IL m
who becoMss my assaiinni s,f hy sids With Horalis
Seymour i tbs avIee we're asked to-day .otsnt oal
tne man, q sil nhas swho, when Inc den:os.se Party
was 10 eAisttaee @ad represented prs0fEs, iafoea
traitor, what wog.d you suswers ~ 'sts...-
4 GEsrRal srorr- John vsn Buren,.
Mr.. rRrSAMs-'<hy, you arc very COOS Yankees, You
guessed il the bst tune Yes gentlemen. In ls41 Joha
Van ruren pSeIesssd be the lrieudo freedom aria
when the WEnoi proviso laid the table al S5se-
Joka Van Busn called boiting convention whsch
he sdeeseA rs sullow tretors,r asa he succcedsx in
heskrg lawn sAe nominations ana orsanlsslisn & tho
oennrrst.o party John Van Burcn, white dad Was
Nnder tAe bay sueceeted again IN breaking down the
ergan zAbon o the democracc psry at Baltimore and
accsssosd 10 boast that ne had sent tt'oody Of
Lewis caas home BY the way Of the LAKES. he
hostility OF The sOs,h; and now, when there Is
no polisssi principle involvea when party organiza
while stand on The altar country only, and the
repa0ioan party has oered up s organization - saor
nss on ,0 Altar snn van sursn heard sg soon
QSughtcr:) sambo calling cuiee black. Oaugh.or.
John Van Barren talk about deseron Of party and about
its effect Aeing to make politically and pecuniary
bankrupt! ] accept his testimony, for have been
sauehttst the evidence Of expert should BE- received
Ausfser) ircgrs,, on Johns account thai according
TO aa own confession he s q bankrupt politically and
\ Vniex-Morally, too.
Mr.. TREMAME-I consider myself sound, politically.
and by my own endeavors and by the favor Of kind
Providence happen 10 be toerabIy sound financially.
and John the bankrupt he represents as an evidence
or my sympathes assure him that il ne ber-
nioney cnongh 10 get major generals uniform when
ioratie seymour, his commander-in chief tenders j 10
him, viii lend him money enough for that pur-
pose provided he furnishes good security daughter
New John is very fair specimen Of the kind Of gene
rails that you may expect II Hsrato Seymour be elected
commandcr.in chief OF the mta OF this State He has
laid his programme Of campaign, which is TO take
Richmond, and hen say 70 The rebel States. Wayward
The fall o. the wallis Of Jericho by the blowing
horns and il seems to me that Seymour should send
John Van Buren, with proclamation and With seven
rams trumpets To proclaim the fall OF Richmond If the
walls did no, fail the gates would be thrown csen. and
Davis assured as he would be that be would have all
| he 6ghtng for. daughter and applause Leaving
Prince John Mr. Tremains said he would now answer
argument o Brooxs Of the Express a. general storm
o. hsses and groans evclled at the head Of him
hom many tongues described "Booby' Brooks He
confessed that in coming from Seymour TO Brooks he
verified the old saying that there but step from
the sublime to the ridiculous. bright and shining
apostle Of the Seymour democratic church that
fierce vindctive Know Nothing, Mr. Brooks
whose recent speeches had been published III
Brooks had cited the treaty Of Ghcnt-( laughter)
and had said thai two millions OF dollars had been
paid who had captured the war Of 1872
Now, he (Mr cmaine) had examined tha, precedent,
and he found that ii was Overwhelmingly against Mr..
Brooks He went AT the history OF the treaty and subsc
quent events and said tha. the question had been e to
the abrament Of the Emperor Of Russia, who decided
that under the treaty Of Ghcpt all theisayes places
restored 10 the United States who subsequently,
rfcd OF by the British vessels should he pain for by the
British government and further decided that for all other
the slaves belonged by the law Of nations party
which captured them, and that compensation should
be given. Mr. Tremane came back from Brooks his
mutton and charged that Mr.. Seymour entirely
sound the question Of secession-that after this
the city Of Utica against tho right OF coercion, and
expressed the opinion that the government would
never never eonqner e,o The South an and that m Wash
tions with the ultra friends OF secession
OF The Valandigham and Ben Wood school that his
return home 70 the city Of Albany he declared that the
States OF the West would pay the great debt in
CURED for the war and that they celebrating
whether or not they would accept the proposition Of the
south for the free navigation OF the Miss sspp cond
tion Of their neutrality He made these propositions
respon fty and authority If they denied the
proofs woud1e forthcoming lie char ged, BESIDES thai
Seymour had bced the North telied the ministers Of
religion libeled the religious communities 10 endeavor
ing diver, responsibility rcm the traitors Of the South
Tor tho breaking out OF this He quoted from of
Mr. seymours speeches and referring TO the boast that
the democrats 'masters OF the situation -
said;-lhere is one situation Of which these
are masters il is the Situation Of cringing unmanly
patriotic, ablect Submission before the crack Of
The southern s'avehoding rebel whip-a position OF
prostraton in the dpst, ready to submit cheerriy any
Bavis aad his horde OF murderers traics ureTs ana
thieves. Apiausc.) Conspicuous among this band s;
memory lasts i'll forget 1.-THE Of Hoiaio
Seymour Better that the Army OF the Totomac were
than that New York should give her vote and inference IN
favor OF ioratio seymour. Elect who like Gen.
can 60 TO him with kudnes bn with decision, and say
This policy l. ~rmg-morc vigor must be nfased into
ne and requests will be grantedr Will
yon de- That y s,f you elect 80 TO tho Prcsi-
den his and who will bsing the power Of the
State nip coiisI9n with the general government inn
lhore you, ihe", my conntrymen, by all the
memories and traditions Of tire couniry's pas,-
by all yoar hopes of future peace, prosperity
md happiness TOR yourselves your children aud your
chdrens chidrcn-by the example and teachings Of
Washington and ADAMS and jefferson and Madison ard
the oEg liuo of lustroue heroes statesmen ard patriots
OF the Revolution come up 10 us this day
from their graves mpIorc you not 10 believe any
tiCp Otnr nriQue tfpkp
impose you 10 cling to the government which the
only source Of your protection and prosperity against
terna and foreign foes Listen iusidous and
gerous terms OF peace with rebels unless il this
condton-ihat they shalI submit. every Of them,
enforcement Of the laws. BY doing you will be able
net only to send down through uDcountcd ages this
glorious Union Of ours redeemed from defects purged
from its treason rendered stronger by the fearful trials
through which II has passed, perfect beauti
OF its makers, but you will call down your heads tie
blessings OF loyal men in the prisons and among the
tans Of as well as TO loyal the North
and and secure the approval Of the just the good
and the wise throughout the civilized world But above
ALL fellow citizens you will thereby the approval
Of your own conscences and the smiles of that great
and good Being whose holy word is full Of illustration Of
the terrible punishment which he awards and
OF the rewards which be bestows the patriotic and
good this world rs well as in the world that II 10
come cloud applause.)
The audience was next entertained with song By .
glee club, the refrain OF which was
Columbia, my Country.
GEN. wADswoRrR's SPEECH.
Gen. JAMES ). WADswoRrH, in answer To vocferous
cries Of "wadsworth, wadsworth" from ali parts or
the house, then forward amid rapturou cheering,
and spoke As follows
! thank you, gentlemen, for the overwhelming cor
dia'ity OF this reception. should under any circum
stances have found embarrassing TO address such an
audience as thispcrhaps tunes large any which
ever bad the honor Of addressing bcfore-ior am little
10 tne hsot Of speaking and End II fur more embar.
raising now gentlemen, after the cordial earnest re-
nrod of
carrier STARE Of this canvass, that ] did not |
propose 70 come on 10 New YORK until after
the election was closed. ! have been induced
20 change that decion, gsptcmcn by the earnest So
I'ctatDn Of some Of lay friends and By my own con-
scousness tne great magnitude Of the questions 10.
volved 10 the canvass (A9pause) Istaud before YOU
gentlemen candidate for your sufrages-( (appIause)-
but come with no personal claims upon YOU In know
my own heart, come with personal aspirations
have with pain the undue ana exaggerated nersona