The New York herald., 1862-11-11

Nov what viii they d when thsy get theref In my
hembe Judgment lhey should call convention q the
Ieopeo the United Slaes la conformity with the pro
vision The constitution of these United States And wb
that pToYisi r. y very short one, and will there
fp real t0 yon The aith article OF the constitution pro
" - that the Congress, Whenever twOthirdH of both
hoNfes shall dctrn t necessary, sha propose atDand
ihehs y TINS c0nsl tuition or on tho application OF the
ek@huFes Of two thirds "a the several states snai call
achientlhn Tor proposing amendments which, IA either
use shan he valid 10 al ntents and purposes part
q TINS rhsttsinn when ratified by the Legislatures of
three oar ol he states by conventions Ia
three soufhs thcrooi as tbs or The other mode of
raliHcaton may be proposed by the Cnng-ess.n Now,
In such con pcuton, my nfe a. the upson OF the
whole tl,riy folr states would he (Appanseb
bolicyu Il would be sorest,red under new
iho present oonRtitut od.led anu amended ~
declare 10 plain and unnNt0kshc terms what the Sa
peIre oart II The United states hs dccreed IA regard TO
tha, iu,rument with suoh other IA the pro-
gTess government and the nc easing red or cvii1a
tioT might donand- appalse) land 80 surely thts 70
entire Mith in that proposten And think tint
time IL would not lie aniss 70 alter the tenure q
tho Presidential occ extending IT, say 10 six years, with
the understanding that the President elected for
shall he Ineligible for ever after. 1bs ~oud put
end t, the continual strife and agitation II the cs
dental elections which regularly every four years
And suppose that but thiriytwo or thirty three ne
State should 10 usite under the nov
II would be- q virtual reconstruction Of the Unrm ny
mcans ~ passive revolution Tor tho restoration Of
Old unliy The convention would also declares u the
constitution which they would i0rm. at what time an
election should be held ter the choice Of Presdon and
Nce President OF the reunited states Thore would then
tc question whether they would like "a connns
the existing President Or not they might declare that
election be bed immediately or at the expiration
q, ev q. twelve iuoths Now thai the Southern people
would desire election entertain doubt fIAosh
ter and applaaso) That concur IN such AL opinion,
have iust as little. Confined anshter) The preside"t
who surround him ana he is made 70 hesvs
that 10 is ! pop'iar man. langhterl lie
has only served eighteen months out OF term of onY
years. and every part 81 the Union he has numbers s
friends while in tho satea n Missouri, Delaware Mary
devoted TO his interest. These states would form
p'eponlersnce In the unoa. II be restored. Tie %
hsves s, hf policy and course OF government have en-
irsd him the people of tho oountry( (lAughterj-
who wo1la therefore call upon him Agan TO serve another
fl Presidential term a,n unable u say what would
DO The action Of tho Iscplo in regard 70 thss call.
hrt he has righ, to assume that he would be
tnuai elected President of the new conederacy.
I certainly would make effort " do (Appauee.t
should be oppo 81 hs election opposed 10 hs
administration. Nond appauee.) know what would
bs my course though have not consulted with anybody
else this question should support George q. AcCte
n for President when the next election came on Tire
meudous chcerins.) General Nc iean is q young man.
VolcE-Slaiuc ou those who removed him.
Mr.. VAN BulTS-Ina friends of other Candidates must
bear ia mipd that these are my own individual views.
able bodied private IN the army Of the
Known ms .ts American people, and only know What
viii do myself. say that Geu Mcclellan s young man.
coartrys service Hitch him upsany where and he will
draw INT now that he s altogether unhitcbed zee no
reason why he should go on receiving large sum
OF money from the public without returning them some
appropriate service for H. He would do bottcr, IN my
oIani1 thoee employ mens which are more
hah,ul 10 him lie be, less, the subject
misrepresentation and InisundsrstandtT y; but would
presume % sds'sc hi'n in anything else Ihavs
never said yer nor to him Ichsve spoken 70
nun / would not know him from any pcrssn In TINS
fcoin but look upon Gsnelal Mcclellan ss one VI tho
ust rxuaer ainar. Iae ual has evcr lived IN our age
,ArDaure) think the goyeInment hM made great
mistake "a withdrawing him from the command q
The army i they arc desiTous Of prosecuting the war
that the wy has gone far enough and that " time
mike peace with the .ouh-r they desire 70 restore the
Union and W make No, ieIn the next President then
hcy have Done the very exact thing they should do
frre,uendoaH applause and cheers FOR MCelan.) And
no., havhr spoken V yon all that intended purpose
antS that IN ths rooms Of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic A.sciaion, where 30 many great popnar move
n.en,s heve teen Mlrurs,ed and ~ Jften iO
k~sd, t'st the cse of Mcclellan, In connection with
thu high Office, should have boon first presented(ap
p,@s,) ana Apprehend with great confidence that
iese ,eale BY e;r esuse have restored the ineG ny
Ia :ssnoyaj that iot J.sn viii be the Pre- deni Il
'hs whole Onion aoder an amended constitution p'ad
H. Jss- isop.p. sho aae Icadly chsered, the
na speaker. BE dec.ased that profound gratitude AS
SCI being for tbe result of The late eac
"n IN New YORK, and he was ready 70 ehake hands m
zee; or IN s'sapho-. with all present. The 81 600 msior
Of artillery, u sayaiyy and Of infantry % bid de-
soe poi,sv and all else. and they would soonbaye
rit o. Ne sass pos~ the writ of habess
e.lys. Ct.ers he declared that tho southern pe.nle
Nr siossT pEAS sss me mex, .,eaksr e said ina, no
su rt- thu N ue lste eictton hnd been won sirce
n,e der-r ll.ca a ta United States was asset ed and
asn ~ioIzei. Hss heart sask within him when he read
yesterday morning shat Mcclellan was dspoasd lie
o,ei hsrm would oonc of II. lie hoped the army
Sd sl preserve is hteliy But be had been told by
cDinet oIcay the city n Washington. the i8th Of
sepomsey ies-tso days after tho battle S Antistsm
thst bc e.Ian Sd been deprived OF his command,
and bd been givea over TO Pope, there WAS more dan
eeE days from army than there was from
tha rcbn, army Coming back 70 state affairs, hr Dean
expressed te determination a the democratic pary 10
rceTr the CITY Of New York u It's Metropolitan porls.
tilssene.) 1hey would also prevent Horace GroeIey
ny of his stripe bsng eleoted 70 the Unel Stsies
sse (Three groais Tor Greeley and his old wbis6 cat