New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

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the countrys goodi There has not been before snch
forcing process since the rape Of the Sabine and
the sacking Of lsmal. (Great langhter.l II is
true that Mr. Seymour began 10 decline early, aud
M ntioned the circumstance TO friends Fix months
since, as conclusive evidence that he expected
70 be capdidsie Laughter learnei wears ago
that when he began to decline openly, he was ON the
scent of nomination. laughter Icenoot Of cbnr'e
he expected to speak Of the inconsoable grei The
partial friends would have experienced If he hsd
perristeniy aud perseveriDgly declined, but so iaI
a. the country is concerned as Mr. Weller, senior,
would have said, think it would have " managed
10 snrwve" if be had not been forced to an accep-
tance. 1t ia not probable, however, that tho self
sacrifice will be serious, that the nonnhtion Will
occa ion bin any p rmanert inconvenience beyond
the casualties Of the race for the popular VIII 90
much In his case relieve uncertainties, to dimin 80
friction, and thereby save the necessity OF exisps We
repairs Ii If by no means unlikely 'ba' Tue ioy,i
masses desire him 70 Tun bat they DOUBTLESS would
preer that he should again .nter the track TO which
he is accustomed on the Wisconsin course, where he
could d, little harm instead of rnnnng for the exec
uive chair OF the Empire State, AS the representa-
tive of questionable patriotism. Laughter.
lie euloCizes the convection Of political schemers,
of which he was one and bemo8ns lhat compromises
were not seasonably offered the South, when oil
know. and none better than he, tlat such compro.
nses were offered and urged aud were defe ted
only becanse portion of Southern members engaged
in he reasonable conspiracy OF GsnnOn, Ou' WIN
ont courage 10 vote agans; th,m Withdrew, 10
avoid q vote upon them. and ofhers, by preconcerteo
arrangement remained and voted against them, Win
those known to be opposed 10 all compromise, III"
! thus secured their defeat.
| lie shows us that he las been an experienced
traveler, scarcely less than the renowned Mungo
Park Though it seems not TO have occurred to hlm,
in the hurry OF his addrefs. to give us the result OF
lis wandc.ugs a1i re-earches it IL notorious that
Il lo~s lln pf "a
or the mouth of the Niger in The East, he knows sli
the crooks and tnrns in The Fox River, in Wisconsin
"A name not uusuted Ia the occasion OF hi-
visit TO the West. Loud laughter. lie permits
us TO know that he yifiied Warrington, doubt.
less after HE long run in The Wet, aod
that he went 10 the camp Of the soldiers,
who must have been gatifed at Bis safe re.
tnrn especially the Wisconsin volunteers, who cond
inquire Tor their freldr that there he, naturally
enough found sick and bleeding and langulsiine
men, but yeuture he found no ruLaways, 10 poilti-
cal Sc emers or baiGnce-masters-no apoloeirts for
J the Rebellion of tie whole or the halitl0od, and
noue who spend their line in doDourcing the Gov
ernmeui for prosecuting hat 10 termed ali unconsti-
tuiioual war agaiurt conspiracy, treason, rebehoh,
robbery, piracy and murder. From thence he was
pleased TO visit th Capitol aud IN lGnguag- rvallng
tbe bilaluins OF the Milford Bard at Balbec aad Pal
myra, he describes that be traversed toe no'aic
ravements and gazed urof the ceilings which no
/ tensible man can look ut wltiont tondemhlnR TIC
execralle taste Of the grcbeci, ana was mi re'ei
/ wi n the strange contrast between lis tiabo' al
inish lof isian gingerbread ana the r1de ''9o.uic
Of the camp: and being seniiUen,ally lie med, u l.
rot unl kelly IN comparing II with tie broad Iraire-
or the We,;, which lie had 20 recently seen, he IN
i voluntarily exclaimed with Byron:
'God made n, country and B'su made the town. .
/ But Ls perteveFance did not terminate here. lie
visited tie Congressional Halle, where It 10 evident
be did not A-ure 20 a. seai or be would long before
this have declined it. he listened TO the ifiing
debates the strife and conflicts # which coniFusi'd
70 strangely with tire quiet OF the "woOds and
wlds" to which be bad bsooue accut'omed, that be
was filed with apprehension and alarm, ard he pre-
scrbes remedies TIE whole burden OF bis speech is
that end AID 10 prove The justice and necessity OF
party oTgAuzauou. lie Condemns tie rary acuon
of the kepGbhCns aud then proposes 20 cure tho ac
tion of one rarity by the ncfiOn Of another upOn the
rdhier. He serves up To the public rehash OF
Lewspsler criticisms upon the ooIduct Of the war,
with their eXposu.es Of disgrlceiul JecnlatOn, hs
though these arguments proved tie proprieiy Of sub
situIing politics for ra,noiisnihe separate action
of part for the united ,tiOn OF tho whole parry
for The people lie raitles The dry bones Of taxation
to irghien tie from their rurpose and family
wl i-Iers repudiaion TO alarm tie public creditor.
lCouiilued laughter.
MISTAKES. errors, blundors and miscalcnlslous are
in ~ greater ess degree ureparablo from tho con-
ductiug Of an extensive military campaign, and plum
derers are us sure OmpimeG's OF war ar yuturc,
are Of tie battlefield. WOuid 10 God We had only
those who pundered our material elements and not
those too who betTsy Us to death and crucliMon
with G. kris Bat the remedy couiisis in increased
aud no, in dinni.led par.otisu.-in drawing the
homes; masses together ia Il perfect Union. re-
pifdess OF polite al dsiiucicus and not by dividing
them into sections and partier. under the lead Of
fEltic aLL4roui ani attempting TO revive decas ing
aniZati with all the bgOlofprcludIces aud here
diary hates -er,lgto boilI up corrupt cqne- and re-
ward rotten lohder-. II inoOmpe eicy and neiciency
can he corrected, II can be done more eiectualy by
the lohOi than by a part. All loyal men are a,iAc
interested in putting down rebellion, or n employing
The beat agencies for that purpose and why th0ulj
they no. vet together All loyal organizations are
or should be alike Engaged in vlndlcaiiDg the Con-
stitulion, and III crushiDg revolt, aud why chou d
they not l.y aside Tor hs awful orsis their internal
.tries and struggles, snd hct in grand and COM
mon concert, until the great citadel winch protects
and shelters ali is secured from deftfuctionl mol
party aa sucn is adeq qunle - work of sucl magIi
tude, nor should any one attempt IL. The RepuDli-
can party, for which l claim no night to
speak, which Is not responsible for me, nor
1 for 1t, 30 far 'as | understand its Josi.
tiOn, does not profess TO act agansf the Rebellion as
party, but in theory and in practice lays aside for
the OcCusiOn u did last year. it, distinctive action
az n party, and lis members unite in common with
all loyal Democrats and others who disposcd,
upon platform iuculcatDg no party ends, but
pledg-s It's votaries 10 the vgisnt and thorough |
prosecution OF the war, until Rebellion shalt lie
conquered and tue ConsttuIion acknowledged, /
without reservation or condition, leaving to every
one bis full, perfect and independent political
opinions unaffected or untouched BY bis assoca-
TO 8 To this platform entirely agree. despi'e
mere names ~ any time and especially Mt ruc tue
IN This. DEFY aud ecorn all ringing Of party g0ugs
to gatLer tue hungry aud alarm the iimid. l act
aud propose 10 act entirely Independent of party.
desire 20 put do sn the Rebellion by force Of ann,
ana until that is done shall win those WHO wish
to attain thaI end BY tie most direct means.
This Union movement is Iopulir and not partisan.
II cOmmends Use 20 every loyal citizen, and not 10
a part, and all loyal men SHOULD enter into 1t heart
and soul IL has not in all respects been conducted
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