The New York herald., 1862-10-09

snsee devoting three columns 10 denouncng the gov
sr;n. uos tereds (Cries Of No) weii treason
" was s,s the sam. cu or Massachus.t.s Mr. rre%sne
/ went on to sSow that the the doctrines held by JEFF
fsrssn by M,d',os democratic papy msn, ana 10 ,sa a
sustssiSg Of the gcvcnrs He MsasSa and rebel
on irrespective Of party @ rats and tho ruan of & se
uun ost Eo sne Wsn % inquired eloquent
terms IL the countrymen or g SaInali , o slge
porting an osanuaon witch had > to pn rs Smerss.
the remnant OF party whose cry was,' 10 den,ess
the adopted cisiscn and deprvs him Of the " IS con
Al American The Seymoures called tnemstfN vsen
i was % the conservatism & o. man ns ,sxe. wl nf
away 80 gently that, while being rcmoved the rovrs
takes the life Of his father Rather let us have the coz
servassm that when arobber attaczs his father shoots
down or stabs him on the spot (Cheers) Mr. seymour
thoughr It unfortunato that this bonds hold for
was the act OF Congress. declaring that
they should be exempted from TAXATION, which, in
great measure enabled the government TO get all the
money II wanted, which placed its creditabove par sE
citing the admiration OF the world Instc1d Of saying it
was 8 unfortunate every patriotic would say II
the fortunate circumstance in the world, !
enabling, as did, the to obtain what money
was necessary to prosecute the John BuA TO the
rary Notwithstanding. (Cheors and laughacr) Now,
when called upon in the face Of the enemy 10 cnee the
Of this State from the hands OF those who
operate with the administration TO the conolo those
who carp and cavl at and denounce tho govern
ment. while they give encouragement TO the rebels,
the people should answer the Irishman who
was in tho water. by the explosion Of stsam-
boat, an lrishman, mare aud colt were thrown
into the river The Irishman could not swim but seiz
Ing hold of the colts tall the animal bringing him
safely to land friend on the bank cried out, "Pas,
why don't let the colt and catch the tail of tho
mare ''My fricnd," said Pat (sputtering the water
from his mouth) cit Is no time to be swapping horses
now!" cloud laughter and cheers Referring TO the |
recent of the President he showed that the
President commandern chief OF the army and navy
had power TO issue such proclamation and quoted In
support Of that position Judge story, Judge Taney and
others. Abraham Lincoln looking the whole
ed aud after the experience of eighteen months found
that these slaves Of rebels the principal
of their strength and therefore, he said would bring
the whole military power of the nation against that nsti
tuition Of slavery. (checrs) That proclamation bound
see, by the order issued by General Mcclellan that
that general understood his duties as officer
and sodicr-(cheers)- Sand had put the whole
subject in the following paragraph
Discussion By officers and soldiers concerning public
W%es ali byoad the e%pssa
ss Of s1d sss osps % %
the spirit Of political that rn steady earnest
highest duty Of the solder tchsersj
The position of the COVE nment substantially this
1t the lion OF slavery from his constitution
al ntrenchments and leap at the throat of the
ment Ho had been driven back his jungle it was
proposed to take his lionshp by the name 'sand
damned be he who first cries hold, enough" cloud and
long continued cheering It was not question Of orgi
have waited eighteen months and would not have recog-
nized the institution in the loyal States The President
forced step by STEP until he had finally determined
to take the monster Slavery by the throat and strange
T. heers The President appealed for his support to the
Should he be susainedY (Cres Of :" Yes, yes.")
The who attempted to stir up the sentiments Of the
people against the loyal order of the Commander Chief
is guilty Of sedon and should be punished accordingly
r'Thats SOY He desired the people to support and
maintain and do full justice to that youthful commander
General Mcclellan. (Checrs Let not said he tho repu
taton OF that brave and scientific and sklfu commander
be damaged in the estimation of loyal men, because
sympathzers and have
unholy work Of appropriating him to themselves l
therefore ask to put cheers for him. to be taken
up and echoed by army the Potomac and Mssis
spp and wherever it may be. ask you to give three
cheers for army, embracing every officer soldier
In II from General Mcclellan down to tho humblcs pri.
in the ranks.
The audience and gave hearty cheers In response
to the suggestion Then there cheers given for |
Temaine, and old gentleman enthusiastically exclam-
ed, " God bless Abraham Lincoln u
The meeting adjourned about six o'clock.