The New York herald., 1862-08-20

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No OF believe thai n the Southern cause
should ultimately triumph the constitution and free In
s..nl,ons of this democratic form Of government which
posssss-no believe that II would Dc perpsta
slsd They must DO perps,uasd now y ns suppisssGn
ts ruins. Fellow citizens, let me say to you-let ne
say 70 those that are disposed AZ this day 70 re-
vive partisan iesuss--Iet me say 20 these who are
/ narce military in times OF peace, and very
noisy politicians IN times Of war-tchsers)-let me
that here class very conspicuous of a,e and NOS
Altogether silent nowet say TO them that there are
but two sides the contest n which tins country now
engagedhe side Of the rebellion on the one hand and
the cause Of the Union the other (Cheers) Every
Who heartily, earnestly and actively for the
suppression Of the rebellion Is hall half ardent
SUPPORT Ter of the rebellion Three cheers for tho sup
precision OF tho rebelon given With VIM referred
few moments " what We had 70 learn IN this great
war. We had 70 learn not ony how 10 create great
armies and fleets and Ill mountains high tho treasury
bat we had something else TO learn equally vtalto sas
tam the Prcsidcnt In an honest and upright effort
TO discharge u great puolic duty 70 the country.
II necessary 10 have united psOpe, people ear
nest enthusiastic and devoted TO the cause or the uDon
resdy upon every occasion and everywhere TO make
all the sacrifices Iscessay TO ensure success Give %
OC0 men thai he summoned the deid Give him
above ALL IL b above all price, th. confidence
people ,bsmssyes. the uersa,on. Give 70 your army
give 70 your generals, that generous encouragement
that support than manly hoeal trust
complicated aud ardaous duties with satisfaction 70
themselves and TO the country Give whatever needed
dersand that no that goes t0the need apprs
bend that any whom be leaves behind dependent him
"rhats iii that's wansedn Chcers.) Let the soldier
understand that this free country, N this republican
Of ny .s-morrsw. orr "a voice, "Ballyal Ie. these
ideas ard sentiments animate the great mass
OF The people, and my word for H. bt months
win elase before you will soc again glorious spect
Gle Of restored and triumphant nationality Applause
Ny friends, excuse me for word or two VI practical
nature The duty upon which am sent here Is 10
deavor 10 6i up the shattered ranks q my command
Nary others Of the old regiments besides my own argent
IN auSta uln
among you this duty. ! desire " say something
which have hitherto omitted 20 say In this connection
that ~ entire mistake TO suppose that ho who en-
lists in the ranks Of this great army, organized IN the
very spirit OF your free institusons-it say great
in the ranks This rs not In my command
have to-day thirty six officers, who, four months ago.
every man OF them. we're privates luheers.) sup
that since North recruiting have Lad thou
sands offering me their services as officers. Cheers
and iaughter) But ] hsve had also, am proud
TO say, great many with more modcsty
their serv ices II the ranks where began the Of
those who we're only willing 70 serve their country
cers that had here 70 enlist meI and that the
r,sada sad wa sss mad" from had
faithfully in the held; that thoss only had
earned. promotion ana they only should get IL.
ipat although hitherto this principle has not been
A. fully acted on as u ought TO have been
the President s made the law Of the army, and that
| henceforth NO appointments and no pomottons shall
vices rendered in the field. (Chsers.) believe tha,
nearly all the new regiments 70 be raised in Your
city are either full or WI, certainly snarty Ge n'ls6
gree interference with organizations for me TO
press my appeal for recruits for the old regiments.
great many people believe hesitate about joining old reR
from sort Of apprehension that they may be made
soldiers Of little too laughtsrl-an get per.
haps uDwillingly little nearer In the ncgnborhood Of
death dealing bullets than they would they joined now
organizations. Now, tins not altogether safe rei-
ance Let me say 70 those who entertain these apprchen
i niCua that q n
cruit 70 join I'D regiment In which es will sooner
b. taDsh, al ls Sa'ss Of sh: soldier and believe ass
ssfsr, iaassd, than IN The ranks Of tbs new.
anything OF the probabilities Of war, or thing of the
principles Of fair play. believe that these and
now being raised all over shs North are 70 take the
place of shattered, exhausted, battle
se 50 that Inc latter may have brief period for rex
and eposc and that the former may learn the sort OF
work that the army has been lately sLsagsd IN
! any Of the personal spprehensions Of those who
fancied the new regmsnts y preferences 10 the old,
ana can indeed recommend the latter as IN every way
the tho recruit (Chesrs aud laughter
Fellow citizens permit mo- in conclusion, to thank you
for the cordial reception have resolved at your hands
| am quite aware am rot indebted for to auy per
sonal merit q my own, but rather 70 my fortunate
well Of The country. (ebcers3 I shah soon have
| discharged the duties which brought me here
ocnradss Of The Exosisior Brigade -tcneers)--i viii
| be proud 70 carry bsck to them the assurance
that have seen thonsa1ds whose SOUS are with ihcm
in their trials and dangers and thst in ths camp
the battle field they still hold each and ali Of them
place in the hearts Of the people. (tbeers) can,
thauk God carry back TO them promises Of the rein-
forcelnsn,s which thoy much need, aud that
meaiaely forthcoming can say 70 the gallant col,nin
which borne the br'nt OF the rebellion, anc which
beaten back twice three, four tnes their number
The battle ed that the nation Is fully srouEsd to the
es and add iIas bstor. % many wssss :iapss L or brave
fellows only hold good the ground which they have 80
nobiy and now 30 gturdy maintain, that the people
rising IN their strength and in their majesty repei ing the
OF Enrope that incapable of exertions and
critics. requisite TO sustain G. eat war--rele!ling the
Of history that republics ungrseiui and dis
posing thus Of all the of those who say
that the rebellion is too srong for the energy patriotism
courage sna of the Norththat dsregardins
all such thoughts and looking only to the proud
| and noble duty OF nee people, can
. grand .,my q r., ss D.D rs.Sss,
rest uon the patriotism c the great nation on cehaf
Of which i is batting. tApranse) can tell them
ss.. 4 MN sss saedc:s. :s;l ss Sssssy W N
men or money, that tho rceelIjpe Dst sSa ssa! he
1 jackson, "ths Union must and shall be preserved"
| lGreat appiause.) n should have the good
thing Of ii in history, IL vii ever be proud
thought that tho conducted from bcginninl down
10 The present horr without passion and without batter
ness on the part o. the Norh that our government re
mcmbered was nation; that II had treaties that had
traditions that il had aud that had obi.
cations 10 civilization and TO mankind. our people,
perhaps from OLD associations IA civil hei others perhaps
ilom thought that something o vrovocatn and rrita
lions had proceeded from the North and others,
mass, from feeling Of affection aud brotherhood which
| oven year Of had not wholly erased--the
government and people actnated by those div but
natural feelings, have from Inc beginning, conducted
tue war under the stern mandate Of necessity and duty,
with kindness wherever /, could be fhown, with for
bearance whore could be exercised sna never with
apirit oi revenge, OF passion, Or pxstcaiin lLord
cbcersl IL will be recorded In md. ing history
and u will be recorded, II We mo-. AL the requirements
Of Tie gTeat CRISIS, that ws raised vas; armies. re-
/ pen he'd az often denaEded the Treasury
That brought all Tie money AMI wealth o. the land
( from The pursuits of Industry and converted
sOidsers 70 light the battle Of constitutional free
oVm. l.beers.) That raised and supported the
powerful fleets, and that put down the greatest
most formidable rebellion the world has
" w be rrner bored with lasting glory thst th great
achievement was accomplished without the violation of
law without departure any constitutional duty
withult an invasion Of any private right and wthnut