The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-25

the Administration. drew disheartnning
picture of the difficulties Of the war in
wlicb the nation iscu gagged, amused his9
aufiruce b Ridiculous sketches ut d ckin-
son Fre'nbn5 G reeiey and the Rra9ii-
caIislealltrs, 'ad- paid high com liIiatu,
to General Mcclellan which drew down
enthusiastic applause. He informed the
The Republican enenles Of General Nc
,CIellap that~if they. would keep op they
would make l,i,p Presdcp. Of the Unitcd
States. He denounced MFR. Wadsworth
as bitterly hostile TO General Mcclellan
and rs disuninnist and he declared the
purpnfeinf the. Deihpcracy to be o.stapd
by Pr'sident lincoln as long as.he wti,hd
let them, and to stand by G,neral McClcl.
Ian whether he would let them or nor -
The most coutenptible government on, be,
face Of the earth he. declared to be the
Republican government of the Nnrihern
States and after making that declarations
he cried, "AndnIw ho for Fort Lafay ette!'
H. had been dieting himself for the la.t,r
mouths, aud Thought he could stand Fort
Lafayette for two nlnutl's II could net
hold more Than five hurried, WIN would
NOT be missed out of the Democratic MIA,
,jniity, and tlicn The fort would be better
girrs''ntd ihan it ever was before tiA'H'
Mr. Van Buren, announced the follow
Ing t,rogian',ie +: @T2 fe' '.a"
The cnp'nre Of Richmond is the ma
tnral resting place of tile war, aud after
that is IN" time ~ treat If peace. and de-
termine what viii be done. | beii'.ye d
Cow, niiun Should be called 2" believe
our S"ntheri' brethren ought t." be invited
to- stelf a Convention [ believe rtat
when Richmond $taken they will be sat
isted ut tier inability to contest with the
gigantic resources OF The ID, al States. l
will not believe that they will consent to
see this great model r. public, starting
only in us career, challenging the adnira-
iiou If the world, aud beng the hope and
light Of freed"m throughout The world,
struggled in its infancy. believe, TINT
under those circumstances, they would
come into a C"nventiun that We could
agree to live together under the Cousiitu-
tion as it is nr more distinctly defining
what it is. And if they wont, then |
know that | am in favor IF SO amending
the Constitution as TO let them 20, saying
:" Them, in The language Of the gallant
Sc"tt ." lFdy,eard sisters, depart IN
peate." [AppIause.] e. WY. .t't2
Mr.. VAN 'Bnrrn continued: '. .'f.""
1--WE arc told that they can't five, and
in my Judgment the Sou hern people
ought not 10 1--we, under an Ambition
sway, Lou'l applause 1 would MOI
live witt them it they would. They cali
upon US now to sh"w that we are not an
Alb 'lition State. They say, throw asid,
y"ur patty organization, your past, your
political contests, conlbin. once and show
us that inwever you differ about other
things. this pestilent fncrion can BE- over
thrown by you, and we may once agnin
live in peace with our rights protected
uu'ler me C"nstitusion.' "CChcefi"g
Mr. Van Bnrcil concluded Will y.he-
mcnt appeal t" llislhcarers to show ther
Southern hreihrtn this IN the 4th If NJ
venbtr. lie pi,fessed his conviction a |
the triumplloi The Democracy at The ctu
ing election, and sa d that what was first
wanted was that New York should see Il.
II that her VOTES were depo.it, d 10 the
batl'a-boxes They should not lo<c tl,ei,
time in talking If people did call them
traitors, buI 90 10 ihtiptlls. s'.. Z