The New York herald., 1862-10-14

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thing or provided that now Rs Intends do his duty
70 the country have acquaintance WIN oenerm
Mcclellan eyen BY sight and no hcar ssrs
that M.they keep they will make him PRESIDENT Oh
| the United States loud cheers) Now, ! say .na1
a statement without authority. Ny authori-
" for that statement is that Of repuDnal,n
from Washington as he did who assured mo that such
then tho fact with regard 70 James Wadswor.h-
and ns name @ teat az M YSrH
will introduce that witness and rest-tlaughter-ano
when Mr. Wadsworth denies II will furnish m wi'h
thousand moro. say then when the country 70 az war
the bitter enemy Of the Commander in Chief should not
be placed the head Of the government Of this State
(Cheers) As friend of tho war, determined To- see
carried until honorable peace accomplished, say
Is the most unsuitable thing for 10 do 10 support JAS
y. Wadsworh for Governor OF the State OF New York.
had conversation with him mysslf--not pri,
vate one for these republicans never make conndants
Of me; they have any secrets cts 70 ", Keep 'ney s
presence OF several people, who will appear II he contra
diets what sayhow do You propose 10 terminate this
warf' wanted to sec republican who secs wherc we
are coming out; never met one yet agree to go on
with the war; agree mist Of all not 70 stop whom we
| are whipped but when get through want TO
know what then. "wl you hold the States Of
the South by armies and call upon US to pay
ing to some millions Of mena'' "a voce---,'No.")
That is what wadsworh said. (Iaughter) "Will you
change the form Of this government, so tn instead Of
ton, Il shall be- military sovernmentfo No" what
Them" "Why, We will whip them and let them 60"
them % without whipping sSe% &saIa G i they s %. b
continent the people win be there and ss mould
wnp wa'S them sna I. them And Ssias military
while staid here, after. he got through, 70 let
them go. daughter and applause) What s the
,Ds shsy afs s na oe
make colonies Of the South and TO plant upon them after
driving out the people that went through the Revolution
with and formed more perfect Union and consttu-
on and fought side by side with our people IN the late
the plains OF Mexico. in every great contest iii
this fearful calamity came upon us-to drive them from
the country and plant settlers in their place. To that
Internationally opposed-Qo eheers)-and to that
They win have an opportunity % the 4h Of Novem
Der 70 express their opinion In regard 70 this measure
and will be heard and needed at Washington IN my
plan, in support Of which We now meet
why is 70 sustain the President far justice viii
authorize us to sustain him. in every fair governmental
that he may adopt for the purpose carrying on
the upholdng the government II is our purpose
to stand by the Union and the
TO stand by Mr.. Lincoln far as he viii let US, and
70 stand by General Mcclellan whether no will let us or
ana tbs 70 oow
in their wake TO devour what they throw overheard
daughter and cheers) We propose II we can, TO tius
trate that party because, In what observation have
been able 10 give 70 the subject looking at all the
governments that have sexstedpariarchal ecclesiastical
| 'mixed-in much foreign travel, in considerable
personal observation and after . deal Of care
the the most coniempSi. failure 10 the shape Of gov
ernment the OF the republican party OF the
non.slavehoiding States q North America GoSd and
and cheers) have been upon spare diet for ten
months-[At this juncture Of Mr. Van Burens remarks
an individa the door made disturbance, which
occasoned considerable confusion for few momens but
the obnoxious individual was promptly elected and tho
speaker proceededlI have been, he continued, upon
scare die for ten months, aud months confinement
III turt Lafayette would not hurt me bit.s II won't hold
more than dvs hundred people At best and that would
l.a Intt al nlnt0f
and besides the President would have the OF
knowing that he had that fort stocked better gar
70 stop ssss ninety
the money raised by taxation applied TO pay the
support their families while they are in the
ned. lAppsuse.) ! want that tried just ninety
they could lay their hands could last for over ninety
days while We carried on the war with tho money II
strikes me there might be prospect Of bringing 70
| take effect (Cheers) We propose to have vigorous
prosecution OF the war now-(applaasc) IN my
Ric6mond aud take the capital. (cheers) Taking the
enemy Capital the natural resting place IN every war
| When Vienna was taken the Aastfian government
! subdued; when Paris taken upon two diff.
ierent occasions France was subdued IL was never
heard Of that you carry the in the detail
conquer every province the country that you
tempting TO subdue When Mexico was taken although
there seven millions Of hostile Me1cans In cvery
part of that republic Mexico was conquered and peace
was declared. say is hot the ond Of tho war, the
natural resting place in the and after that VIII DO
to determine what ought TO DO done. And am just as
well prepared now to say what ought to DO done as J
| be called (.Thats right" and applause.) | be-
| leve Southern brethren ought to be invited
to such convention i'sThls the doctrinc.') believe
that when Ricirond Is taken they will be satisfied OF
their inability contend with the gigantic resources Of
the and oya States OF this Union They have su'-
fer ed prod2iously and must suffer will not be-
licve that they have utterly forgotten the glorious and
precious hsores'of our past career (Appa ise will
not believe that they arc willing TO relnqnsh their share
in our common he itage fame. viii not believe that
they viii consent to see ' great sa,,o model me rsp.s
/ miration or the world ard being the hope and
| light Of freedom throughout the world, stransied
in rs nfncy believe that under those circumstances
they would come convention that could agree
10 live together under the constitution Isl or with
more distinctly defining what The constitution now is
(appause) Ana they won't consent then know that
am In favor OF 80 amending the constitntna IN TO let
them 60 saying to them, in tho language Of the gallant
have no right 10 90 IL is wanton and wickcd ATTEMPT
on their part defiance Of the constitution and tho law
pcaceabiy secede from the Union; but II they. after
due reflection, think desirable to form coniederacy
OF their own should feel In ard % II very much as
leave would say to her, you cannot 80 according to
| law You make mo mighty uncomfortable " you
stay you had better think this thing all over before you
out, and IT, upon mature reflection hough there ls
law under Heaven authorizing you 10 go) Peter or
Thomas, whocoer IL viii pack your trunk stop at
we can get apart al the possible expense and 60.
daughter and cheers ! had rather pack your trunk
to 20. Honor, sefrespect, the cominones, feelings Of
humanity would dictate any Of us, they did not
live with us, let them go according 10 law but
they won't 90 you will find And gentlemen, let
see what is our condition just at this time We have al
ready have stated 70 you carried on this war At this
frghu loss OF human lie ana this great destruction OF
property wo have 70 state OF things when tue
widowed mother calls upon YOU TO stop at the hrst
honorable point; whGD the wife, whose husband goes
| out to battle for the Union and the constitu.
| ton; when the sister, who finds brother
her future lord and master dedicates him service
OF the country when the BRIDE who separates from her
groom the church door TO forth TO bateal appeal
to you not TO step tho dishouoraby. With nrm lips
they tell you 60 forward long honor and justice
requires IL; but when you come TO point where peace
can properly be made then TO make H. And At this time.
and in this condition OF the country, asked 70 dis
band the democratic party People who are making none
but political appointments, who are turning aeo'as aus
United states, invite TO disband the democratic
organization. whyf Has u not great ana glorious