The New York herald., 1862-10-31
epeech of the Hon. John B
Haskin,
~1 &c., IL.
arissipsi public hall of rarry tow, 49,,

,oantueut Vim. A, haat Of Wesflheser as chairman
md the number Il vice presidents and secret aries
The followl ware then read by SoRcx W.
YEvoE, Esq.:-
weschesler Eochsna and pu,naE IN meetins
. 70 'ns ns,SR1 On
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name she bears the sustainnsths s,
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Union ma and the eon.itulSa and he govern
we a. now, as ever, heartily resolvs thas the rebellion
shed ecRedr5 sRs ,a15 'h' S'' Of the laws must
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Worthy and capable OF selfgovernment
Three cheers then given for the ucKet and the
resolutions were unanimously adopted
After few effective remarks by Mr Frederick Coudart'
Mr. HAsxw was introduced. amid loud applause, and
spoke as follows
SPEECH OF HON. JOHN B. HAsE;Ns -
Nh caMsSas AND FELLOW CrnKSs=ta sSsed,ercs
to the invitation Of ,!nor y0ur &c o0mps' on invita-
you to-day for ,..ts the purse Of ratiyins ihe
congress II coming among you fellow low asa'
zens, lor this purpose, only do it from full consider
Strict as 70 how he should vote al the ensuing election
desire this occasion to assign the reasons why shall
and congressman applause )-reasons which salts
factory 70 me aud reasons which hope will be
last August Union movement was started this
resulting in the nomination Of Union ticket at Syracuse
ad thai NJ Lincoln then disposed 70 live within the
proyisions-for you win bear in mind tina, At
s ss S & 9i renea 5as WHICH
was unjust and took part in the pro-
Sss cemposod % Of men who were sincerely dssrous Of
aiding the administration In speedily supprcsng the ex
ministration Of MI Lincoln has changed, and desire
upon OCCASION examine and review and criticiss
seSsfsa from the platform professions upon which
Al elected In doing so VIII De necessary or me
pardon me The Chicago Convention, which nominated
Mr. Lncon, adopted resolution upon the subject Oh sa
yery in these words Fourth resolution):-
Tha, the vi ss Of the right.
the and ~ o ssPssa icf
judgment exclusively is essential TO MAJ @ 6alanSs o. h
depends.
Now. fellow citizens, read this for the purpose
party have that record for the purpose Of prov
Ing 70 you they obtained in this countr
undease pretences and here desire and here inten
TO arragn them before the bar of public opinion so tb.
they be by the fat Of the people at the polls ust
tend here in the presence Of this asscmbage that this
party under the ana @ my wsras PS
and William Lloyd Garrison, Sumner and others has .
come now purely asosn cSseo psyy or h, IN 'he eoas
(Applause) Having read 70 you the the resolut ESQ. I
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jurisdiction and under their control, now
me refer you 70 some resolutions that adopted
CONGRESS during the period after the election of Mr. Ii
coin, and before he WAS inaugurated as President y
following resolutions offered by Mr. Palmer Of Ne
York, Que Of my colleagues, February IL, lS6l:-
Resolved That neither the federal government I
people government Of the nonsaveno ding states have
with slavery any the Isaveholdins) States OF
Resolved, That persons North who su
numbers influence 70 excite the attention alar
ofsay portion q TIE peop- ,d Of - NE RE- uec an thai
with increase OF the aggregate population Of the Union
T. These resolutions agreed TO by Of 1l6 aye
comprising republicans and democrats, and four nays
all democrats. How does this comport with the proc
nation which been justly referred to wor,hie
has preceded me When again, sir, on the same day
they were satisfied that the resolution s,ro
they offered tins resolutou-oIered by John sherman
4 publican leader IN the House.
That nshs, the e. federal g, no,
Ga s ss s Spoo Tnsn win slavery
This was agreed to by ie1 ayes-aII the republicans q
democrsts-wi,h NO, a single nay Then, in addition
were IN iayor q the consi.u.ion and Of mainssni
the rights Of the people of the southern States
proposed and adopted in favor q an man amendment Q,
consultation of the United States the only legal w,
Censrsss aud a three iourths ratification by the sever
State Legislatures This was the amendment propose
The oomm.es o Thirty hr.e, COMPOSED Of one fro fro
each State, and Charles Francis Adams, Minister
the Court of s. James, was the Chairman
Arr. Is No amendment shall be made 70 the csns
e1 hs s asTs %sS a., y sac. 20 % % se
suions thereof including that Of held TO labor
Mr. STANTON the ablest republican debater from 1
state ~ Ohio made these remarks this subject. IA
don me II little prosy In the remarks makir
wh,ch win he 20 prove demonstrate beyond auest,
II doubt what have said as % the republican par
having obtained power under false pretences
inc that uupishment which say ought 10 be given 10