The New York herald., 1862-10-09

a. Houttom0n
sienssrasy Il the country-the loyal democracy-ts
sh but that with energy In the hoiest Of causes
osss With proper efforts must attend every thing which
ing from the effects of the rebellion. (Cheers.)
long list Of vice presidents secretaries read
and approved and the following resolutions pro
posed, vocilerousIy applauded, and adopted
Resolved Ths in this great perious exigency Of our
their attendant jeaodses snpahiss ought o5i
and % IN sa Sas We % v al oya
ar ny as aaa and EG nSs %
the hsidall who would withhold nothing Of easure
So ns mot aaa @S
Sornasa 5, % s ns bn who %nes
the q the sne ns on ess held
At Syracuse on the aah dar Of September lsss
rna ar Rsa %
anime into his acts past and and %de n aor
not utter word against the lofty patriotism, the eounaless
%oh TS "ns he Is e's's win lie
under tina, he to es up Sy
y s:S sAs sss s with
By and bali and true aim n. at the heart
q arms ne = a'a1 m N S Yo ~ vii III do lis dy 10
him by elccng him its Governor by an unprecedented ma
Resolved That in our candidate for Lieutenant Governor
I We party
politics and throwing Of IL saGses can y my
he does net IKE those po. its overthrow and attempt
and destroy whether they be the open con-
Of @ e % a are the s %
gnobs peace at the expense OF degraded compromise
elect him nowh, may give offence to
our Southern brethren and their distinguished Northern
Resolved That our candidate Canal Commissioner,
Oliver Ladue st Prison INSPECTOR Andreas Wiman
and Clerk Of the Court Appeals Charles Hughes are
sar%sn,s mem at mem % emneny quaaed
shout be in their ssr serVd ay as
ant Goyernorelect them by erwhelmng ma lorles
son. rebels in against the government have no right
10 any properW, We nod LIN A' nay ~ sn an rpmd
sssSa sd %e hrsora the
epash eG I out una hs mad aud and in view
nation Of the President dee ring intention
pate the slaves Of all rebels we DO not return to iaer aes
zens and Judging from The wall % That comes @ from Rchm9nG
Resoyed. That with mingled feelings Of pity and
fled portion Of our so-caed 'ellcw citizens who spend
vainy Imagine that by their speaking they
aa YHy e ns a n@ 10 az g into
fun and Jury about the rights Of the South, but
the mend sh lies perps.ra.ed The
Union; no sympathy for our noble Soldiers now eid
and for The memory Of those brave men who have
They joined .otAsir Ilo,s M s, them Alone ,.n,
o0lcers and Of loyal armies and fleets whersyer
s be- e aa
ZEAL and promise earnest and uneeasng efforts
e S wei
selves and their families.
SPEECH OF DANIEL s. DICKINSON.
Mr. Dickinson was then introduced by the President
ono the good loyal sincere outspoken democrats Of
whom no had spoken The audience up and chseo
loud and continuously.
Mr.. DIcKINsoN.said:-
Tc may as we'll come at once to the great subject in
hand We by discussing the positions Of those
when Of tho most shameless causeless and terri
bio reboons that have ever desecated the earth visited
They did not like the two characterized by the prophet
Nathan live in city nor was the one rich and the
other poor but neither far from the central regions
of this great State Both were in the full maturity
of natural lile both had been honored by marks OF
popular confidence; both had been educated by that
known only to fathers solictude and fathers
hope: both were blessed with ample wealth. the fruits OF
industrious and cntcrprsing progenitors and both
qualified by circumstances and fortune to exercise an i'm
portaut influence upon public affairs in moments Of
peril In this. their countrys evil day, both left the
State Of thcr birth and residence and their homes o
went abroad one bid adieu 70 his wife and children
turned his back upon his broad and fertile and his
extensive business pursuits and with his sons and as
sisants repaired the theatre OF strife and danger
while yet the arm Of government was paralyzed BY
treachery and dcsuton reigncd in the camp. and or
dercd forward cargoes Of subsistence for fashng SOL
dors and with his own hands, and by the aid Of his
sons apportoncd them among the needy upon the re-
bellious border (Cheers) He too, three sons to
the cause or the Constitution; he volunteered his
services To the for the eld in capacity
who're no could DC most IN crushing tne
brigader general Of volunteers, accepted a commits
son and has since devoted his time and energies and
ample 10 his countrys cause aud IL at this hour
doing service. This mans name Is James 5. Wadsworth
cloud chccrs) About the same time the other ind
vidua designated left his family aud residence OF repos
but for the of He hed himself away upon
tho double quick in the opposite direction and for nearly
half year hid himself among the lakes ana rivers and
romantic woodlands and inland towns Of Wisconsin,
his tongue silent the subject OF dcnouncDg
the rebellion as the murdered volunteers whose
ghosts walked unrcvenged amongst us.n There we
may suppose he basked and balanced and watched and
waited, and turned ard twisted until autumn, when
EUal nf hnep
bic politicians who had for years hung upon the sub
ssencc department OF the Democratic party in this State
his relief by entering the fold. They borrowed
without leave the honorod name OF democracy, under
which 10 pcrpetrate hor covert treason the hypo
Stole ,h- livery OF the court OF heaven
To tle devil IN
Their dsgraceul and dsoyal record stands the de-
ings Of mon too soli Ia political depravity 70 be gifted
with ordinary instincts and too regardless Of the popular
will TO be mindful OF shame and the defeat they expert
enccd at the hands OF the people should serve as warn
ing aud traitors and parricdes and ngratos
through all future time This movement drew tue Sc
cudcd from his hiding place. and he forth with
all the courage him who conflict with his wife, be
ing driven undc: the bed bile remaining thus csconscd
declared that whether she consented not: bc would
look out through knoih,le the clapboards long
he had the spirit (Great laughter) He enter
cd the noi,jcal canvas and ON the 2sth OF October 1851
cw days before the election made spesch the burd II
which apology for tho rebellion and condea.-
nation OF the administration Tor having mcted out the n
yor OF tial law to those against the govern
lnent. Though aboundng with limsy disguses and
phscal generaltes 1t containcd point worthy OF
not ony notice. but VI the scvercst rcprchennson ard
hero IL is;
Ills true that slavery must 10 abolished 10 this
Union, pcorl. OF the Sout should be allowed
Withdraw themselves thai government which cannot
give tae. the protection guaranteed by It's terms Shame
-nnd hisses.l
What Place this glorious Union this heritage or hu-
hopc-this asl lum FOR the worlds aeary pilgrim
this refuge for oppressed OF earth In the scale
being beneath tho black and bioascd and bloody
tho corrup, aud corrupngho stulod and stultifying
institution OF slavcryi No than see this Union
severed let only the Institution perish whenever and
wherovcr bo found, but lot the haotations that
hasa hp no
cvcr. (sThats the talk, bully YOU" followed by loud
cheers And yet this returning fugitive from patriot
ism procaims his creed in effect not IN tcrms that
II either slavery the Union must DC destroyed, IL
should DC the unon And the name OF this man Is Ho
ratio Seymour convict him OF 1t and arragn him before
tho people OF tho state Of New York upon hat ISSUE
These two mon bavc bccu placed In nomination by
opposing organizations fer the Office of Governor OF
this Sa,c-the one by the loyal masscs, acting a
IInian orgnnizaton. rcsardcaa and ius,arcndcnl OF