The New York herald., 1862-10-09

proclaim another day of thanxsgy wing though il might
have to DO kept IN iasiing and illuminate Richmond,
and well he might FOR its would hurtful
to tho causeof the Union than the loss the Army OF
the Potomac and the capture and the sackng Of wash
ington 10 ticket upon which all tho opponents OF
the war will combine at home and abrvai aud 10 which
thoy look for relief from their position Could that Illus
trous, historic patriot OF neghboring state, who re,
Gently started upon the Wise nsin route shift himself
into Canada in woman's clothes TO avoid draft be per-
mtted; as he should be, to stump New York for this
ticAet he would doubtless raise whoop that would 81
lcnce the most distinguished brave ever produced by
1ammany have no new light upon the subject OF this
rebellion or the in which il should be treated
stand to-day where stood when sumter fel-determned
10 see my countrys flag vindicatedto the supremacy
OF the constitution established and upheldto soc sove-
reign law acSnowledged-to rebellion crushedo act
with those, and those only who would go all lengths 10
break down-to act against all who would be its de-
Tenders or apoogissto act with those who In pursuing
rebellion would sop only at the outposts Of civilization
and Christianity In efforts to destroy ito employ overy
means, moya and material, known to man 70 cut u up
and to cut IL down the most eectuay and at the earliest
moment. tremendous cheers.) devoted seven OF the
best years of nay lie in efforts for the settlement OF this
accursed question peaceably-hat II might be taken out
OF the political eld North and SOUTH and be let alone to
work out its peculiar problem under the mysterious
dspensaton OF guiding and benelcen Providence Now
that it is unnecessarily the pretext for wicked and
causeess rebellion by the Bouthen people, care not now
its end. (Renewed applause, long oontinued)
hold the power bread enough to cover the whole
question, and confess, in time when government
is trembling the balance before the world, like to
see il exercised 1t is we'll and boldly and thorough
ly DONE let those who take the sword perish with the
sword is my doctrine and let those who raise rebel
and comfort martial law and the power In their
utmost rgor mete out to tbem whether 1t be hemp or
steol or load, or confscaiion Of property would
have preferred practical and real acts in the premises
occasions demanded under martial Law such, to
theories proclamaons, for hold the war power
abundant and legislation unnecessary but the Presi
dent having determined upon proclamation. would
have preferred TO see how it would work IN the last
few months or the old year to the first day OF the
ncw daughter and loud cheers) But, if the procama-
tion weakens the rebellion aud strengthens government
hope and believe it will am for 1t and all its conse
st,.l.
couducc to that end (Renewcd applause.) The Union
candidate for Governor, General Wadsworth, have
known for many years. know MIN as gentleman Q,
honorable bearing, OF unpreending habits and simple
dispenser OF bounteous charities TO the poor
who has heart Tor suffering man, wherever MS lot may
be cast who, when ireland was pershng with FAMINE,
sent cargo 0 provisions to the relief OF her starving
do not know whether | agree with him in all
political opinions or not, and do not care. agree
with him in the great practical idea Of putting
down down this internal rebellion at all hazards, at
any cost; and this is the only matter directly
under consideration And l agree with him SUBJ
stantaly his excellent and manly and sensible letter
by which he declares his acceptance Of the nomination
believe his election this time Chief Magistrate of
this great State essential to that end that his defeat
would be disastrous and shall support him accordingly
as every truly loyal OF party should do Let
every honest eector, independent OF all party names
which used only for cheats for the people, and
may pass upon the conduct OF these two candidates since
the commencement Of the rebcllionet thcm read the
noble outspoken letter Of and the caut s backing
and ng speech Of the other and then who ID worthy
support The intrepid nemane has already spoken for
himself he is Union democrat, and a representative
OF the Union sentiment He may laugh At the assaults
and detractions Of those who seek to build up selfish
rotten organization in the name OF democracy, as
They envy his position and fear him. and hate him,
for he early took of their shallow mask and impaed
NAV be heard from hereafter by all interested their
entire satisfaction. Mr. Jones, the candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor on the bogus ticket deserves better
company and better fate II he had kept one he might
secured the other and he probably regrets with
that he had not done He was put on the ticket by
men who have already injured him by their associations
past remedy in the hope Of ch eating few demo
Gratis into the support OF the ticket. But this will all
fall and mfr. Jones. like Tray in the fable, Will be pun
shed being in bad company. Must not every candid
man admit that the whole course OF Mr. Seymour, from
the breaking Of the rebellion to the present moment
has been destitute OF parosn or good or generous i'm
pulses or emotions? everyhones esctor admit that
he has exhibited only the characteristics OF the mere
That? Must every honest man declare that the speech
platform upon which he processes to stand deceittu IN
its conception and spirit lacking rankness manhood and
spoken fairness and honesty but contaminated by an
blew al our government anconceal the hand. 1t is idle
halves 1Thst's So" and checrs II is worse than idle
to the held OF blood and leave politicians
at home who are denouncing the government pologizng
for rebel ion, and nculcating no matter how steal
thily or covery cowardly and fatal propositions OF
peace Rebellion knows from spes and sympathizers
az we do II IL struggling in the hope that this peace
party may gain the ascendancy whom t expects to be
boedy M hands, and be rewarded ior its viany
by liberal propositions. This party with its pro-
positions Of peace having been exposed. aoashsd n
covered It's framework this, with . veneer
Ing OF different shade but quito too msy to deceive
discerning and loyal people Like the cat in the fable, II
has whitewashod its coat, but the teeth and claws
plainly dscernble Call back your sons repeat, or
crush this insidous monster a. home ana the rebellion
foreign recognition. It's miserable sy npathizers IN Eng
land lack courage to come 70 time Even Disrael who
OConneil said regular lineal descendant OF the
hardened thief fails TO meet the occasion expected
Its hope rests in the aid and sympathy 1t can com
punishment and ignoble end which awaits Call back
your again or crush this political hope Of re
belon at home. When this hideous monster sees us
united man, In one common purpose to crush it, IL
will yield; but until then 1t Will struggle on,
like the writings OF venomons serpent I'LL
Welded but for the hope Of propositions OF peace
from political quarters and terms OF recommendation aud
but for seeing the Executive denounced for unconsttu
tiona acts and party rising up opposing tho war IN
effect not in name-ior rebel leaders understand the
matter in all its bearings. Alas how many brave spirits
have been quenched forever because Of this shameful,
sinful diysion-by reason Of this miserable political am
biton to raise up successful party at home TO gain
office and spos But God will bring its actors to judg
mcnt Every household has been bsrcavcd. Our fair
haired boys pcred their lives in endeavoring TO crush
a rebellion which gains hope, and tenacity, and endu.
rance and in its work OF conspiracy and
treason and murder, and holds on because II sees
peace party rising up stealthy and In disguise
among us ct home. Their bones arc bleaching upon
every battle field the rebel States. Those who loved
them ask you where they ares You cannot raise the
dead but in the OF heaven, call back the living
that are yet spared TO u.s. destroy at one blow
of the chief hopes Of rebellion at homo, poll
tica organization, TO which rebellion nsnctivey turns
for rclie But yesterday proud boy In the heyday OF
lie aud hope fell. He the only Of his mother
and she was widow; he fell by the hand Of rebel mur
derer nerved by the hope that political divisions in
the loyal states would give rebellion aid and comfort
and propositions OF peace she asks you with trembling
p and fearful eye the idol Of her heart her hope and
ioy May Hc who tempers the winds TO the shorn lamb
protect her You cannot restore her child, but
destroy Of the accursed which protract this
bloody and terrible Wharf.-The politicians hope tGreat
The Of autumn beat upon the log cabin
standing by the little brook beyond the hills The winds
moan and the leaves rustic, and night Is gathering
woman weeps hearth cold and cheerless and desc
late A group OF little children, with curious anxious
faces hang upon her knee wondering why she weeps,
and are asking for their father
Aasi
Nor wife, nor children, more shall he behold;
Nor friends. nor sacred homo.
lie lls an unknown bloody grave in the land Of rebel
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