The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-15

You from ths Saeeony q wizards I told
you that for twouty years had been wGrriag against
this institution ~ slavery and 70 effect its overthrow
willing % sacrifice property comfort and life itself
and that had always stood by the Constitution, the
Union and the enforcement Of the laws oud APPLAUSE
J. never advocated the immediate aid unconditional
aooiti Of slayerr WISH % deprive no man OF that
winch ne Regards ~ property and regarded and
protected by the constitution OF the United State But
nasmnch az the shareholders had refused TO submit 20
the NJ bit ament which the constitution had prescribed
and appealed 10 measures 4 no primo pIo I'd
which they Dan be successfully met other than Ia pro.
claiming, In the language OF fathers more
and trust their descendants arc not less ready
valiant and just than the OF 'TG-tha al men arc
created equal entitled 70 life liberty aud the pursuit
Of happiness. (Prolonged applause That was my plat
form when spoke at Wizards, what Is IL now Ire.
newed applause wei now, you are GONG e conquer
d-inksy daughter and applanse.) You going to
conquer the South by taking the sword in hald
sh ckles IN the other You going q conquer tho
South with portion Of your force while the other ia
de allied 10 guard rebel property. You magnan
nous that you are going TO put down this gigantic effort
al our national life in the language n Jim Lane by
lighting their battles and your own" (Applause.)
How long have you tried it2 For nearly eighteen
gone down TO their graves Two hundred and fifty thou
sand Of the loyal troops ~ thefnted States have died
millions have you expendsds Why, sum rolling up TO
one thousand millionamos one fourth OF the national
debt Of England, that has been accommodating for ages
and still you have been carrying the Upon such
principles as that cannot stand upright III the eyes
Of the world On these principles you conquer
and told by high in power that the capital is
still in danger Gentlemen how much longer is this
thing to continue? As regards the finances OF the
country must say, In justice to the Secretary
OF the Treasury that II had not been for the eminent
abilities with which that department OF the government
has been administered, long since you would have
down TO the Southern standard or shnpasers which
man in any portion OF the world with any
would have taken except compulsion. Now, gentle.
men, know that there difficulties in the way; bat
! think this name. Of conducting the shosd be
changed. When spoke so boldly at Wizards some
time sncs great many said Heres that abolition lead
or again to disturb him." Haughler.) Wait little;
doctrines ripe (Iaughtsr) People will gradually
get ready. Well, thank God, for they told the
truth. The people will be gotten ready, and now
ready, when the government Is. cloud applause)
Fight this war upon this principle OF AS
lor mysel, never 50 help me God will draw sword to
Keep the chains upon another fellow being tremendous
applause) Suppose, gentlemen that you upon
nize the Southern c,nfederacy at and stop this e
sion OF blood than TO continue in this present runous
policy or have restoration OF the Union IL
Change your policy, and say that you in earnest
Send an ambassador-me you will, much as the slave
holders hate me and them.-to Jeh Davis, with mes
sage that II he will consent TO have the rebels
lay down their arms and come again under the
protection Of the old flag and constitution,
that protection will BIO granted TO him but II not,
warn him of the consequence and then TO work real
earnest and IL necessary desolae the whole South.
As regards the disposition of the negro am opposed
TO colonization, because 1t will be the means Of delaying
emancipation; in fact only tending perpetua,e the il
situton Of slavery by raising the value Of the slave.
The speaker, after extending his remarks upon the
subject Of emancipation and conscaon OF rebel pro.
pery &C. thanked the audience for their kind attention
and retired amid deafcnin. applause and long continued
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