New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
TRUTM NOT IN SEYMOUR.


TRyTM Net IN SEluOUR.
IIoratio Seymour exuitcd in bis speech at
the Brooklyn meeting over The power and en-
ergy shown by the upho!ders OF the SlayehOld-
eTs Rebellion now devastating our country.
That we may not be accused OF perverting his
language, we quote the passage from ver-
batim report OF his speech;
How happened /, in thi. grea, mr,ropoiers In this
great city Of BROOKLYN where you every day. wien on
looked Wonder beautiful bay your vessels esry fesh
ed with the fch prodlcs o. The South wtca ygu daily
evidence Of their wesh ard - their ability 70 buy produce
how was e that you made 10 bel We tat these were
helpless dependent ser'y stricken peoe Hoy cam. T.
that aesns your early teachings sgnsi YOU reading m ht
tanned cheri.hed his mousiou, msske. that teing
boted by tie red blood iFeg the 'io u so,l .ihei,
poss-go BAGS voor umsud ,ias soucfre - usc
- tie sacred house e God and you were no. t,ur'
YOU this fatal iscopnce was the result Of long 'fsr
Of systematic teactiog thst has Dforshi uP,n I'M.
I.na tue .5ne' s'H f', y wl' p nov s ,
what YOU the q this y - ~l-srfs
North and South. had been vel Informed s ie'd 20 rh
,ithou, hat great underlying csu,eihai rnorancs tho.s
those nstakesthsi wor. 40 inasonsy
nculcaei minds. coarT ocaF wculd not lie
od with blood shrd by bf1L-fs In an unnsiufh 't ZAP
risasr Now say nay insnas 'iH' ne n-poHs NJ ~"
amused With Cabinet cfef. sud others, wtp safH b-of0
you and tell you that this IN tie outset ~, hiilc a. ga
matter Of thirty d-vs or uirey days az ts netf thee
month"; Why. 10 sou remember iiur while 80 nheh
person unssc 10 !ouf own nie sr oJ " he h'd
.sd hs, could not crush out ui. Rebellion aud
tran loo 600 mea now slept o. bloody f's'e. l'n.
"Tnai .o3 applause bly, fndlc' ifsnd' -snn it,esc
yoa-do shnk that &C ssag she truth d. roy' ite o.
Let us tell Mr.. Seymour some truth that is
ignored in the above passage:
I. when he and his supporters held their
State Convention in Twedde Hall, Albany.
Jan. 81, 1861, ard be there talked 20 loudly
OF the power ard inyIncibility OF the South,
and declared that IL suhjugaton was irPossi-
blc--James S. Thayer following, amid general
applause. with a TRADE against " coercion
and threatening that ii blood were she'd under
the pfetext of enforcing the laws" 0V
the laws should have the worst Of 1.-THE pro-
ceedipgs OF that meeting gave great encourage.
n.ent 70 The traitors then breaking oat inio
open rebellion. Mr. oeymOur's broihcr-ln.law
test,lies that l.. ". Keltt, representative from
South Carolina, thereupOn exclaimed, " y hty
aitfiayt 10 oofroe as irc sha0 hare more meH 10
fohf for as in Neic- Iori atone than they oaH
raise 10 fgh against nS IN he icho'e North"
II. There are al least Il dozen Northern Demo.
Gratis now fighting a. general. aud colonies IN
the Rebel Army Two eminent Democratic
holder in this cit --Gusiavus W. Smith a1d
Mansfield Lo,oll-de-crtcd their posts sIoaltn,iy,
and were next heard from az Generals IN JED.
Dayiss army, where they still are.
Ill. WheG the Rebel guerras came 70 ;he
ONO River, opposite Newburg, Indiana, two
Democrats from that place crossed over piloted
the Rebels across aud enabled them 10 cap
ture aud parole a hundred of our soldiers then
wing sick or wounded ia the hospital there.
But Tor these Northern Democrats thcy would
not have known that they could do this with i'm.
punity.
". Stuart the Rebel General Of cavalry,
who made the recent circuit Of McClcllan's
army on IA horse. stealing excursion into Penn
s.yania, was plotted throughout by four Penn
sylyanla Democrats, well known in that quarter,
who knew just where TO send them after
choice horses, taking care tlat they should rob
mainly Republicans and War Democrats, draw
ing very lightly on the stables of the Seymour
ties. Those Democrats took good caro- to
make themselves scarce with those they pi-
loted.
V. In this city, there are thousands whose
SympatLies are all with the Rcbeilion-who
are secretly working night and day for ts success
and whose assaults on the Administration be-
cause 1t is tho enemy Of the Rebellion are
bitterer if possible and less guarded than those
Of Seymour. Every man Of these is doing his
very utmost TO defeat JAMES S. WADswoETn
aud elect his competitor. DO you ask why
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Mr. IoIfN VAN HigEN i. either tbe ,uo.t