, 1862-11-01
Chs GritunE.
WHAT THE SOUTHERN EXILES
THtNA.
Speeches Nf Col. HI HasntltOn-'Rev- Car
11"ye, aAd oteaers-

Ta1NA.
Spee~h-a or Col. HI H4.at,ton-.Rev- Car.
tet-Enyntoh-"11"ye, aad ~teers-
On Saturday evening last q meeting Of exlles
from The South WAS held at Cooper Institute,
in Naw York. The audience WAS large, and
Was addressed by Hon. 4. J. Hamilton, Of
Texas Rev w B. Carter, Of Tennessee;
7. J, Bosnton, ceq.. Of Florida, and. the Rev.
Mr. Hoye, of Mississippi The following re-
solutions, prepared By Southern men ard
a aye owncrs, were accepted:
NuEEEAs, The political leaders Of the elaEe
State. under the admfu1stra,ipn of James B1-
chaLan, wi.hout cause or lawful authority. con-
tp1rcd and 'evl.d wHr to overthrow the govern |
raclt oI the United states, and established upon |
its :uin al oli:a:ciy, whose foun.Iatipn sid chief
cn;1cz@e1one Is lie Perpetual bordagc OF race,
WHEREAS, The preseut chief znasie.ratc is using
all constitutional means to put down this rebel
hon, restore pence rn tire Country. anG h.iDg thu
!4aderR Of this unparalleled tseasoa against fs:s
institutions to conu1gn punishment. therefore.
HtfGred. That we rf:,ard the conasciilu act
al tht p1esidcnt'e emancipation proclamation AZ
eniOtr1ly just and constl ut1oaAi measures. which
eheuio re tternly enforced.
Itso,red, Thai We Eo-t solcmuly protest againet
th Iee.st RIoIotltalo1n q {,s alstl1ait3hea Poi
the capture If Nchaoni, and that the S1u~h |
thurld then be oisraestd with the bene3ictian, |
.,Wsywa1d si:tass, depart in peace" as p-ajn;;
diCfa1 10 the lteIcs1s the cJu1tsy at large, and
especially rnjast and cruel toward the loyal men |
Of the South, who lave suffered 70 much for ths |
CEion /
Et4xred, That any terms OF c3mp:onli:e 0. Of /
peace thori Ct an unconditional surrender OF the
rtbels TO the authority Of the Cnlte Sihtes, anid
Of The rights aud liberties Of MI loyal cittzcus of
the Son.l.
pe1t1z up n vigorous lso=ecution Of The war,
! M I'll 1Ae stars ahd stripes wave tciuEp'lanttf
f1ern 1hr Canadas to the Cali, and from ocean to
IixSoZrfd That we know no distinction between
| 1hc government and tbs ad1inislzation, and he
vile, III 1sIe of wa, refuses to support the one. is
i t1aitur to the oihcE.
We append the following extracts from the
! eeecral speeches NJ hamilton eaid:
! i do not want the aid and sympathy Of .
! man who thinks that the war maSt he carried
on in such q way as st'll TO preserve the caase
OF TIT war. IGs. It upp.1use. I waut it 50
! rettltd that whel. every thing shall have beea
! disposed .'s.no cthcr G:en haviug tendency to
found It 1*etluon. Il ~ thrl., are We Aboli-
{iurie:s: ICGters aud cries Of " Yes, YES,
| 4es''l Iin7ecd TO contribute tny humble ef-
1cr-s 10 pu'l slavery no By tn. last ROOTS
IChters, loud AID Confined I kcow iha5
t!:r:1y must p=nsh iu order that liberty may
eusyi;e- EGreat applaust.l know shas Tho
Esnac.es Alust ia(l rom the ftsteee3 limbs Of
tit Elack race oI this c:n'ircnt in order th4t
the white men mag rot he nanaelcd, Ia cry:
sGuud-''l take my po iii IN on the side Of
n52 r-ce dc;=ard .ibcG. J tor u1y children evau
at the ex.,suse OF negro slavery. If the whole
l.1.ct II Tie earth, aad all lac ot:cr rlauats
Gf tue universe were crowded Tith usgr;':s
under similar circumstances as those in the
S''uth, [ would strike tDs nanac1"s f,on e7e-g
| slave- Loud ehseric=] The II III WHO at-
Intn1s iufavor o: the dl5rracting influence of
61.rtry in his war is Al ,7nbeclle, fool, Or IN
jiciT ut traitor. }Sseat cac<ru@.l I tell
you that the .slareaaliers Of ,hs SAITH
never will be free again till the last negro hss
been swept from The condition Of bcndsge.
9 l;ev- Mr. Carter said:
Aytar and hair ago he told Ills people
tl'at he did not believe the great question
which WAS TO be d. cded by ,hes Tord was tue
| freedom Of tile :Iave- Nor did he that nj 1t.
But The gus stio1 gas between coas.su:i9aal al
! liberty On Gne side, and despotfsm on the
= other. Being slave holder himself, be could
I have remained South ty staining his soul
with trrason, lApplausc] eut Goa forbid taa;
/ 1tat- Ha did sometimes 1ike to hit th: cop
t l,rl. 9cs. [Cceers.} III hated tue serpent
: ~h.r.y-r he saw it, North and South. lap
3 l.lause-] Wni'e he hated treason Sou-h, Ii.
Iatcd treason North, for -hile there rui.a: bt
soI.s sprlc1y iur il South, ta=re WI; not ths
lcae, slizdow o; apology for it North u
| wished 10 remind the editors Of New York
: 81 he did i. for q practical plrec5e, tut 0
II all The help which secession RECEIVED in ta
o South two years ago, noae :Sss greater thai
i. f. M,Gll.''' "H,rcld!'' "E1p5ess!" ME
= Ca11tr coLti1uea: You know them bette
d Tran 60, gentlemen. III tAose papsr
~ VIC found the very arguments ,whic1
~ ;hs Southern 1sns's Use against Us
4, ,srn.s? E:erna1y pratiEg about 3 .u.hsrI
:. rights apd Northern aggr-ssioas. And tha
L. j. what your papers are doing now. I be:
IT. these .dltcrs, for tho sake If oar comno
C. coun;1y. for the sake Of the weeping aud pc,
:, i=EnS 9 thousands Of loyal men III the Svusn
'- 20 ccsse trlduciog their own government an
Of 10 Sustain that government. I ain coascfoa
t, nj having les: rights, not through my govern
=. n,ent, but through this accursed Souther
Il Confederaey. IApplausc1 have lost IL
tlcc. In shcr*, have lost the right to be
n, MY own country fretn1ap. A ysice-'' "
~ viii Eestor= it, will tell you ho E to Civ
2. 1nc hack thos= rights. Crush The accuTse
~. exile back 10 his home, his viii. and ch:ldre'
"a In a word, re.tstablish the S'ar Spsng!ed Ba1
IL mar over every town ard city a1d haal;et
this broad nd. Thu; OILY can you give has
70 tit Southern people rh.lrlost and psicsle
rights
'0A ieEue before the country.
aa The sooner the masses supporting the 60
.of ernment come to understand and act npe
the feet that This is struggle between cis
liberty en- the one band and insolens arist
''s5 cratic d+sporisu on tie other, IN whit
[i5 one CT the oti.r must 60 down and be ms
IN trred, the sooner they will perceive the mt
th. H. sufes NECESSARY to be adopted to secure Vi
>ne tory to the banner under which they are e
-ca. Lifted Yca must coH1ner them. or they "
'e conquer ltu Choose! I taink you do n
reed TO be tnld after tho last two years tt
.1a the rebellion Ia very violent manifest Ill
49,. OF total dtpravlty, With ro redee1ning featu
pa to base hope upon. Under its yoyernme
We must become slaves or under O1r OF
ccutinue sovereign trefmcn- Shall We ser
in bell or remain in teaycns
oW- OF the PTesids n1's proclamation he says
the Justa word abont the proclamation.
accept it ak the conclusion Of the iDscrutaS
irrefragable, and inexorable logic OF even
len lion, and 10 do so most ei1ectEa}ty We wo1
,,- save tie ration. Does not the spirit Of I
constitution ABIDE In ths body Of the natio
pre- Do souls remain or earth after bodtes
dead 2 Save the marion it you would save
constitution. Kss the president shown Ia
TO exercise doubtful powers? Did he not
lopg time propose to save the goyeraM
e. and slavery too9 Does llB not now prop
thcr to do So if the r,hels will lay down their rt
rs ne il it rot lawful to save the nation a. any
,,,. lion which can be tortured into the inte
melt that rebel soldiers have a right to
st. suIS ortcd BY slaves or any body else: III
per- lawful 10 shout rehHls in the de1d, is it
- an So tn kick from under them the prop VII
feeds and clothes them in the teld? We Il
upon the prcclAma'lcn as military melsl
'ussl not aimed at slavery ror 1he rights Of
GERS Statef, but at Inc rebellion, and as such,
To Lecessary, ard lawful. TaeFe is nothing
consistent in our Theory Of many in oae.
LE OF stars are COUNTLESS, but the universe is 0
tl,e planets are numerous, hut The soar
tenl Is orc, and Caso'ina Venus will
ucerr aCy circumstances, be permitted
secf DE-, though it be found necessary to euf
tho E.cst ARBITRARY Of keplcr>s laT5 to
~ Etr In The GEicu.
Is The remarks OF the Rev. Mr.. Il re Of Il
were principally descriptive OF tli= sc'uc
.N hid passed through end the horrors h.
witnessed. HI talked Us follows abol.
proclamation:
. II am asked j; I believe that this procl
Il, ton can be carried out. Yes, believe Il
be carried out, just so sure and jnsts, 10:
rreroes have legs. Laughter and appl II
For they will escape to tue Unton In
nntt .vH opportunity. They cans Into the U