The New York herald., 1862-10-28

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Interesting reading matter - ssssss hslpsA sssn ,6s
saly Side By side, IN strange oempanionehip, ay sAs
spsecses d Hoatic Ssymeur and JAmss Dvookn
FnL0w Cnxnw-tsaid NJ BraAy)-FnACw Dne
sAls-h desired 70 indulge N tche, ~ whose prcspa
vesA nosrn, and NE ~ g whssA weald g invovsa
an By the designation which asisgusshsd orator,
memorable eccas.oD, sddrssssd n1g years ago . me
sonss of addressing Ss assemcikSe * his particular
Ssessss ss H np The Ola nas q saSr.s Dr. my isOw
itiaens in Now York on theeve Of important elections
began tins experience years ago when there was S no
Did l say thoro 70 Be eleclon9 Is not
that an error have always understood that an
Choice-a choice between sets Of principles and two
OF candidates. But instructed by what have
called orators Of the fanatic and rabd por
ton Of the republican party that this Is TO be no election
as a that there 70 be but ose candidate and that as
they tell that the who votes for ads
worth gives vote Of patriotism and the man who votes
ferred speech made Peoria, Ia, on the l6th Of
October regard 70 the political rights Of negroes,
40 sf1ssN
leading principle anchor Of American repabli
sanism.
This sentiment he thought little strong.
election Mr. Lincoln and therefore democrat would
him allegiance. And who u that had Expressed
h,ssssl M Brady prooesdea 70 show tina, the demc-
crate party had awayss supported 'he government
IN az is wars, while the whis or Or sspasisan
NOW that wAs loyal, y9ie the republican party were
aiming at the very lie Of the constitution. Il re-
Sssn of had
voeaied ing the seceding states 90 No democrat had
dismissed from is service or de United states for m-
tiny. dsobedience and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the darling
portion OF the republican party At the
time that themos dastardy and assassin Ike manner
they sought to njure that gallant young man AcCean-
cloud % ne believed M the time y womb s ooe e
his praise. (Chsers.) his friend oGormAn, Of
the IDshiuons voice and honeyed phrase. and ripe
scholarship and Judgment had been denounced BY
ofthese fanatics although there not pusatng
his nature throb Of anything but the prOsupdes
andacity which would be sublime were not dsiestabe.
You are-sad he-I am all the democratic that know Of
Dos: ana % what end IN fsv.r Of prosecuting nj yso
rousy, with all the power that be applied to it, that
through the presenceo an honorable peace We may re-
the Union perfect continue it, and 90 than
general government 70 the language Of Jefferson,
be preferred in its entire vgor {Appause
belorethat whom assumed the position Of candidate
Governor the Breckinridge tcket with perfect
tanty that ticket would defeated against the
mons,rances of some Of my most intimate and particular
friends, and against the ccnsure of old valued poll
tica associates 70 adhere 70 that
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should dwindle down few 40 the sieuers OF the
Declaration Of Independence, in order that the South
IL had political party 70 represent IL in the State
Of New York. Applause) The time is approaching
occurred may disturb present momentary tranquility
and bring anguish the hearts Of honsands and there
be Union men IN the south call upon them to trampe
leaders under foot forward
the unon, lay down their arms and give chance.
(Cheers) In conclusion he said we have all heard Of
that abed deity who invested by the gods with the
capacity, through meodous means, TO the
rocks and trees, and who even descsnded-as
the republicans think they now doing the
hour Of their adversity-to the internal regions, and
there discovered one whom he sought TO extricate
from that dreadful po,on He ailnred the xarians OF
the place into nnressting IL cheerful submission
and took her toward the region Of light, aud l!e and
freedom ON condition. however that he should not turn
back hook upon her who followed him. He debeyed
the injunction, and she disappeared forever roA his
view So we leave the republican party 10 conduct
ranks it looks back upon them the hour OF
pubiican triumph each OF these sisters will disappear
shall occur We propose that the democratic party shall
he the Orpheus Of this era and that shall initiate his
example By employing the Harmonious measures which
hAye the power 90 exert 10 every stone Of
fabric back into ts position, there 10 be ce-
,nsntsd and held perpetual by the presiding and ress
BILE force OF the constitution Of the United States of
America
Mr.. Epwrs JAMES (who the body OF the meeting
loudly called for) said that he attended that meeting
silent auditor, be instructed by the eloquent ad
dress OF his honorable friend Mr. Brady. He had not
so. any s so he soa 81 S po a hs
policy Of the abolition party who 50 constantly embar
could not agree that the hour Of their countrys difficulty
their opportunity loud cheeringl He then alluded
tohe peculiar position Of this country in the eyes Of
Europe. Msrtisl law had usurped trial by jury-the
habess corpus suspended He concluded by saying
that guard the free inheritance which had been
~ OF tbs press and the right Of free discussion the
mighty columns upon which erected the edihce OF
our civil and religions liberties tLond cheeringl
Hon ..~ssxp G. Issossos Hon. FRANCS GkASeEe:--
GksrLxxxrhe undersigned remembering the critical
condition OF public affairs during February, 1851 when
the momea.ous of domestic peace civil
waverng in the baauce and the efforts OF 10 many wise
and patri0 directed, through the peace
ference Washington 10 Union OF peace, during
last oplortuni,y which seemed to oder before those
who had been SO long brethren driven {, the dread
fn srbitrament of arms haze recently been led 10
suit the published Of that conference with the
desire Of learning what action was taken IN IL by the
member from New York, Gen. James : Wadsworth, who
is candidate FOR our highest executive ohice.
Tbey unable, however, TO ascertain The facts from
this record gives only the votes OF states and not
Of ndviduaig They ina however that the dual day
tho coerce the vote OF New York was cast in favor
Of only one o. seven sections Of the proposals for pac-
ing the restore permanently the Missouri Com
promise pe and the ssco 10 prevent future acquisition
Of terrtofysw hout the consent OF al sections OF the
country Ncw York was divided - aud her influence
net allowed 70 be given for the measures OF peace.
We hsres Apply % YOU members e the he. Conference
spirit and active in partisan politics, TO inform
US whether ycpr colleague Genora James s. wadsworth
gave bs inndeDce and vote IN favor Of the proposed
ineasures Of natnal Cancellation, or agalnst them.
Your feply will be Of deep interest 10 citizens who Will
this autumn exercise their franchise Under the heaviest
responsibility which rested on voters Of the State Of
New York. CHARLES sTEBBlNS
J. D. LEDYARD
W. BUTLER DUNCAN.
0cr. ~, 1861 HIRAM KkICHUN.
RTpLY PROM JUDGE BRONSON.
NV YORK, oct 25 1862.
GsSursss---I have received your letter, inqnlriDg
what course was puI-ned by General James ). Wade
worth In the Peace Convention which held az Wash
ng,on February 1861 did not arrive until after the
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