The New York herald., 1862-10-31

'efStF,mbtf9 evening ~ was uilcutto
lowing w,h republicans 10 vor Of James s. wAas~or.h
for Govccnor It~as iurnense success, only in
point numbers point Of sothusiasm There
yxebabiy Few prcsccs who prepared 10 bet
OIL the Sccf,on their csadiaats Among hc gentlemen
oa ~, amifmm Cassins H. Clay, Judge Edmonds
pe,et coopsr, Msyor 0elykc e. Morgan xsd mwny OF
eas most 'huuanai citizens. Over tho pMtrcrm were
s,rsos aa,vas bearing tho following inscss tions-
ss'nvory terish. HENRY CLAY. !
ina with the oppressed the Almighty has
;n~slkb can sasss par. with nc oprressor.
s.ssv,.s
s<S .>~~s. ~>>.3
Que ccin,ry constitnsos--onc ncstiny. !;
WEBSTER !
Tbe NEE ng ceeanized by the choice of Captain
t,HArlg+t MAR charnain In taking the chair,
raptsa yarsha declared that his opinion. ,his eac-
ion vvo'Sa decide the question whether 70 put
~5cwn this ehc,ion The election Of Seymon de.
pcnde laainlon The traitors, the secessionsts and the
symiruhacrs With the South (Applausc) Sabstract
them from Sevmour's strength and what would BE- his
cnarcss ~ EIs would at he little end
of'sac hvrr tlarghter)
- NoioHc sill come out al the little end any way.
Captal .ARsHAiL hooed WITH all his heart They
oculc all unite with pleasure their candidate Genera
Wordsworth 'fheeisl
AZ time zen waisworth, q tail, elderly quiet
-iooki'reccuntry rene,nnr, with military ,rappings
about his rersocSsp The glazed kepi OF army officers
appeared on the pia escorted by Mr. Peter Cooper
and the whole audience instantly sprany 10 their fee,
and cheered lend'y and enthusiastically for several
minutes
LETTER FROM SECRETARY SEWARD.
1rcrcioTing setter read from the Hen. VIM. II
-ceward-
wA-aiScraS, Oct. Is, iS62
GfS7s rNrN-Enhfrtn mont noble hip ,f n
:a"a sn nr y Z, n, aei,n .sa" M s shSr
has AIRED tcr safely the bat others
back from, ab oad Boa aud wna,eyer may be
ss S o j. - ls,p s,y ne 70 re-. my post
y eer' b. asivs I s"y ysin. IL .1" sn
Pers.ye,ng II We wo n conser' md work in
ss 50 e Il ~ an ,n r r through er +.
ooedeas aS"' sSil WILLIAM H.
rrEMhISE CPoH SEYMOUR AND VAN BUREs.
Nr LYMAN TRka,INT Republican candidate tor Leute
Aant Governor, was the first speaker.
The nation, he said. stood on he threshold of great
events This noneateus struggle would determine the
question whether Tbs great government should be pre-
seFved and pcrpcluated, whether all should be
sarown and perish Tor ever The nation was s,rug
CLING Tor lie and ihe question whether traitors
should overthrow the government or the government
sho@la overthrow The traitors He camc not with re-
gfnacics his H.s Cor delucd men, who thought
proper to adhere party rather than 10 The natter bat
ne Spike ioT hnre ard thousands f Union when ne
s.i that they msht aaunt iarty bauner IN tDe faces
but they ioekol above and beyond sew lao Ga b It
oe s;i ns 'hg ~ oni tnin ttheersl lie had bc.ore
aad The pleas ne 0. addressing meeting la this hall
since that iline u fato seymopr, the "a ciaaeo
par an 'Sani2t ad bcei irrn 4 Ii, penic
the ci'y ald o lie state. aud had ad down The platform
AMI principles wbieb lie asked the people elect him
70 The Cniei MaGisifacy of this State lie had
sbcse Speeches with fxercsl dsmay indignation,
ani he came here Ia night to them He was
chez ed BY The sr-sencc OF hrs captain who had been
saged IN me military service u his couary-(cheers ror
wadsw ith l--snd he determined I" pul The veil
from the tiRiy Disguised e .f seccssiouism aud
@Fea-cn, l1lHGtS.E air. ct MeNr HAD tsJI.l
descend from l's high pos,tu End make pr l,ack
OH hun Mr. II 'nanc) Ills for ha, aila. was
tai he (Mr. lfeaalinci hal maze person., ni X on
him Nr scyuenf) oa mono knew b itteriha "a scy
snour hat fe air. fremaiuc; had complied w.h the
strsis racs Of lie parliamentary codc He bad sG,ry
criticized Nj seymours speech reec,vngnotice Of bis
,endenees bot he lad carefully abstaued from al attack
up y himself Ir Seymour, bo had charged uron
him. hii he wac tsoyai 10 the government ana had
made s.acci nj fweidle Hail. 1861 two sentences
from which selected 10 brand him dsicyslty
said Re In no; obtained his appointment thai CON-
ntce by hanging aroand the Office Of the Adjuant Gene.
raj at aibn, tr The purpoae Of getting q,es certf
cate of lyalsy 70 the government. He hal closed his
office sica the ca,ninea cemctt of this en-
rioy dl'ssse IA n.sking speeches 10 the people,
arms 10 cxiesc his young life IN the controversy
Nheers( Mr Iiremaine entered into exposition OF
MS l"ede Hai sieerh. going to details the circun
f;ances under which the Tweddc Hall Convention was
ned he lad wished to give the South time 70
i,s 70 ls desp into the Southern hsar,~not
Enewiug that It was movement commenced more than
the s ions u the saih excited and in order 10
Affect the Northorn mind he endeavored to present
the eestescps be ccad tor the the SOUTH not
as Justification but by way Of mitig ,tion An his apo
iogies and Gsgussnts affect Northern tment
van view, u posssle TO the country from the
calani,irs under irch Il Is now suffering He m,shf
HrYe bce1 wreng but bis purpose then had been, IL
pc,cfuly possible but fit could moi bc saved pesce
ssly; tos.vc by the enpoyneus OF all the meane
which God aud nature had placed in Aer hands. zap
pause "Itrce cheers for tha! ssntimest,') without
giving fhe subject that deep consideration winch he had
ssce given IT, o bad taken the stand that secessonsm
was hercsy which had no foothola An Tho
cossiiUsiion of the United Bates rms was
ssts. oceks before the bombardmcn of Fort Sumter
W at eycbt took place and when the President cill.
- sat ttr mLta, he mr. IT, made aspecch Albany,
sg that The government must he maniaued under
'sstaBces and from that position he had never yet
ND bc void stand there, in Gods providence
s ~ = lived, and he would 70 God that Horat,o
@ nan shown such disoyalty that (Iaugh
60, -, appl'uS Nr Tremainc read numerous extracts
s ass,so s,eecesoi his and asked what should he
motives iorst ssymoar aha "s he nr xou fema sas an
son tass eroad san- - than even your master, Jsicr
nr could rise the low uo .pe a. .ora,d .aa' nD
fonc as inae-Ics.eupss % p. spirit which stephen A
iabored Pres.dena casdioee hn, S lot wnom
CIsriesssn saa % Bai.,mo,. see .sswn overheard at
demands q his Southern masters sm so,e',ng 70 tne
under s crcimsapses as .So ss n", wishes but
cned ~ accept Il. The sacc Of L,eutena. nave oe.
Soaa conis hs.or on hn and ~ mpensso~ue wss
whas the c.Aa Board session. And Horation,.or or
noun SAID he an aspirant for the high oniss Of COW
oy1fts rtc, furnishes the transcript OF his ov
mind asd hn own standard by supposing that prove
fase 70 my prncpics BY accepting that nomination q,
suiahleTewarc for my treachery hurl back into thu
teeth " tb eanteman, with all the Indignant acorn
which y nature command, ths falss ard cossemp.
bic accxssntton. fElhoers.)
vocx,-"BuUy boy"
AsoruER vocy-1 Ri. him again. (Larsh,er)
Mr. rsxxAinsJt 1as heretofore been the rule that no
shu could aspire vida any hope Of success the high
once q Governor Of the state Of New York unless he
every sense OF khs word gentlsuao. unless be
possessed candor jsAs. integrity. truth aud fairness
BIT what sort OF est&nats dses Horao seymour
dog AIDED standard by Which he weighs the motives Of
men. In surprising that one, Ike myself, living
- the capital, In the primo or lie. and 10 the
ful prsscc Of lucrative ssd hosorabe profession,