The New York herald., 1862-11-01
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for Congress.
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gagged IN farnsnas any base srse O. fod o. cieh,ns
TO brave soldsrs am opposed 20 al civil arrests
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uo,ranmellcd public press and immediate decisra-
ton Of war against any foreign Power that shall, by an
active, armed Intervention, naogarais hossites with
the United While we engaged IN or present
struggle in behalf Of the constitun tho un,oa lhe
supremacy o. the law. Very respsssn,ly l. , r,,,,
General waibridce will address the merchants At the
Produce Exchange quarter pact O'Clock 10 day
and the electors of his district o Morris
Greenwich at five o'clock and At frarkn square,
Fourth ward a. six o'clock in The evening lie win Also
sixth ward AT O'Clock and the rih Ward Hotel
at eight O'Clock and al tho Of Hudson and Chart
| ton AZ nine O'Clock.
wadsworth Ratification Meeting.
LARGE 0KRNAN AssEMBLA0E IN tn. COOPER INsri-
| TCTE-ANoTHER SPEECH oP GEN. wADswoRrH.
There large meeting OF the German republicans
OF this city at the Cooper Institute last evening The has
crowded in every part, and much interest
tested in the proceedings. Several speeches de-
ivercd in the German language and the larger popor
ton Of the audience adopts In this Of speech
loud applause followed the efforts Of The distinguished
orators present.
At late hour csncra, wsdswerth, the republican
didate for Governor, announced Ho after ap
peared on the platform ond being presented tho
| people, was received with uDboundod enthusiasm.
| GENERAL wADs w0RrHs SPEECH.
General WApswoRra then came forward. He said-I
thank You, ladies and gentlemen. for the warmth and
Kindness with which You have greeted me this evening
wish IL in my power address yod IN the language
Of Your fathsand, for know how touching the
Of youthful ongne upon II Is not the arst
time that have regretted that the Incidence Of
| my youth prevented me acquiring your language
last winter while l was engaged in inspecting
my pickets in 'front.' Of the Union army, and IN
presence Of the enemy, was frequently hailed in the
OF the brave German and other foreign soldiers
Cloud cheers regretted, every general officer must,
that could not, in his own language spoak him and
thank him my heart felt the mpuies Cor the manly
courage and spirit eviuced 70 deend at the peril OF his
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But viii call your attention TO the considera.
l a M fplo
| citizens (loud cheers)-no more deeply deplores
than do The evils Of this unhappy war its appalling
gentlemen il it Is conducted II should te end
be carried on herocally TO its determined resut-
will be shortly completed and in all history viii be
recorded as one Of the greatest Of modern times
(Applanse) One thing is certain-let the bs con.
Quoted rs at Its end slavery will
Loud applause He regarded this result itself and
alone as the greatest that could be accomplished Look
the vast area Of this continent cursed by this hell
| ish nstitution-an area larger than all Europe,
in which labor is parayzed and dsgraded-labor, which
| in itself is honorable eevating and enrchng-which
4 when remuneratve and productive makes more than
anything else between civilization and ba barism ZAP
and climate and all the elements which make at habita
ton for happy and free population. suchs the state
about only national and which the freed negroes
be employed Can any war be called accidental which
achieves such glorious results as these-a which
opens 10 the white aud free labor vast domain
oheers This rebellion crushed out, and slavery with
coantry teenng wish ruitfuness the mountain tops COW.
cred Giih Hocks and herds aud the raAys rich with the
slavery in the abstract but il is in the interest the
white man to count the results OF this (Appause,
| Tbis struggle brought by the bride by the
arrogance, Of the slaveholders-a war destined
10 strike from under him the foundation OF all
his arrogance, Of his pride and Of his power.
| Cheers you have heard from your gallant
and solder es your
they have in their words aud their acts shown toyou
what the German soldier citizen can do when liberty
Is ths watchword. (Appause.) Let me say, friends
that nothing can urge s unknown you you know
The PRINCIPLES on whchthis waged you also know
the duties which direct this campaign Let these
duties be for US like guiding you Influenced BY
your orators and te true of yonr country in this
struggle and triumph surely perch upon your IN.
vangushed banners. fApplause.)
The 6cncral then rsdred amid loud applause.
Republican Meettng I'm Boston.
Bos10S. Oct. 81, 1862.
The republican meeting In Faneu Hall todav ras ,rou