The New York herald., 1862-11-04

Into the middle Of sexs wssk sus this rs .he Ora time
ever hsaTd ?! any ens lnsske& n.c The middle Of Ass
r0DWuOu ~ ~ vAa.
Dat scw tAAt are u Nh ~, mast ~ carried on
the oondDn of ths sousA and how hard u COR thsm 70
resss the power Or the Noh Ths ssate Of ars there
vac very dtisrcn. from what !. 70 here In New York
ferenty iiese Csnsra Park, with ag inee q ear
riAges pres nts the appearance d cOntnual feast and
Ordinary functions Of business suspended, there Is
nothing sss !or the people but TO ngnt were De- 70
anna .ss:ss "s u ss Ss we
oan whip such people in the way we are
now agh.ng them. (Applauss.) We may depend upon
but we have 70 30 there, and that was very dlerens
thing Two things were nsceasary for suocesstha 70
daughter the BUSINESS Of ending tho war must be
then taken IN hand Il just easy and far more do
sraes 70 end the struggle 10 sixty days as in o. mny
take by contract aud carry ou, in thirty days.
'A'yyo yosr Az ward did in chin,.
There recruits enor,h 70 % 10, aud military men
win tel you that recruits gAs ~ we W old soldiers
yoIcE--where ia Cree, with those nine hundred
Ahousand3
Mr.. yAs BuRN did not believe that by treating the
Southern people worse than any other enemy that there
any advantage 10 be gained. he then spoke Of the
he had for rtcuary liking the Soalhsrnere
referring to an asgry dispute which he had with them
lS4s since which there had been nivos 70 speak of
between them. (Iaughterl On q visit 10 the South
soon after he was regarded as great om osy Seated
a. the Sulphur Springs, men came and walked curl
ously around him. seeming TO suppose that because ho
had been to Buffalo he had become bison Tsushtsr.)
But Tor the ladies he could not have got along at al.
yUsrcE FOR THE sourH.
Bat stil, he was Cor giving them every right which
was theirs BY the constitution and BY justice
sacc against them and 10 euch a ciusade he
would never consent He would not eonscat ,hat the
blacks should be armed for q The whites q The North
South cannot finish up the affair should be left
alone but especially he would oppose tho armng OF the
ignorant and ferocous slaves Of The South TO commit all
sorts OF rayages defcnceless people women and chill
drel. In such war bis syinpathies would ne, rally
carry him TO JOIN the women anna children
roRtIos sr1ygNrioS
be regarded perfectly idle. So long the Ia
ried humancy for tbe restoration OF the Union there
will be no ineTforapce of foreign Powers; but it s TO
be continued on principles opposed 20 civilized warfare
and Christianity then il will, be blessing to the world
that foreign Powers should intervene TO put end
nefarous . conflict. (Appaase)
A sAroSn CONVENTION
His plan FOR resolving ths dcuty is 20 get 10 Rich
mcnd ard then TO call convention TO arrange terms Of
peace Greeley is OF course, opposed 70 this 20 are all
the contractors who living the fat OF tho land ami
the white chokorsd aboltous,s all through The country
They think Of nothing bG. the pros THAI are falling into
their pockets One contractor told hm tha. he was Tor
carrying The war while Lhere cent "a the Trea-
sgry fIaughfer) He might have knowp, however,
that the last cent had disappeared long ago. Mr Van
Buron then gave worry humorous account u naessing
with abolitionist who wished HIM TO 70 . ise war,
while ne, like others, sta1 az homo 80 steal.
A yoCs--Where is Grealay's brgadeg
Mr. TAN suRgN-Ihey arc going 10 penetrate into South
cry, "Adyance' aughter) and FOR fear OF any future
difficulty he and they VIII remain there forever. oud
laughtes lie thought that lhs North ans souta could
blows that had passed betwcon them lammany Itself
proof Of that ia the terrible contests they hve had
among hemselves, Of which (laying his hand on the
head o. the old war horselbsr Ia ol the spare
monuments. (aughsr II is 70 be determined toinor
row whether or not the State oi New Ysrk is ahocns.
or not.
ymc--wha. do you think Of Hiram Barney and his
black kookkscpoge?
Ne " p,,,,s nL NJ fro pnpn
think ha viii! blow over in sixty days. tLsnghteT.)
GRsEIIy Is-a BlEssIEG,
We had made remsrss recently at the Cooper
institne which please! the republicans that they ex
pi ssaed wish Tint he would repeat then, eieevhere
na ns cnseqaeny @ sssh re"ng sn ,ns 70
he bumanesaD. b.. he no sooner began than ,bs
daspics,lo TTitaae called hisi shameless apostaie;
that he had basey abandoned his principles aud that no
was . liar. Mr. Van .mcn thon reviewed Grseicy's
career 20 show how rccs.es politician he was and
hcw Inconsistent and insueere IN all Ills issliags.
Greeley boas,s cr opposing every man who would not
opposefavery; ana yot ne supported General Taylor
for tne Presidency, knowis be owned three hundred
nc vo:cd the native American ticket. Al Q moral niu
he manased TO get ono thousand doiiars Of tho res
Nones money into his pocket, OF which ever
heard word sincc. As boosted temperance nao ne
could t get tie profits out o. three Columns OF sdrer-
lsanenis for he sale q a and when challenged aboni
II saa Il was no time y lss ah0at eide Issues ZAP
Tnr corsray Won TIT nsxocsAcY
Mr. Van EJeE rcst pa;scd 10 give interesting
ccuDt Of his progress through the State, saou Jag that
everywhere ha he found largo nsiorucs Of
Seymour and predicting great triumph for tile demo-
cracy The be got into the Interior nc began
hear how gtrong the republicans ia N5S York.
onr peopie said that The country all right bat tat
the chief for The city Of New YORK where they
had heard that there three different canfi-
dates Tie, however, reaasured them, aud Was xlad
ha sach Gni0u prsvfsd md tha, victory rsyer
mere rfrta.D thsn al present.
csp fsAzlsy.
in aonc,rdms his lengthy speech Mr. yan 5u-
ron said ,rat be wac sorry shai by lhe pro
y-ess ~ civilization and the necessities II
commerce ffex would hsve 10 abandon ihss
hall which they had oyen met, and where nany
distinguished crs.cTf hst addressed thsn. That wosd
probably bs cf their Last meetings bore and AFTER
ssrds they would have 20 go csptfal position a
The nppsr Iars ~ the GsY. Let, ,ber signal victory
tbs Old hall that II might be ,linsbnatsd
was before rbs yiD.oTy TO be gsued wac not
cf party wat ~ bs for The wscie ccpu,rg and s
democrats spsose1 yspDllScsh!sn woe,c cbseTfufy
sspypSi sbose hsJ Dfmery been hsnTs Csy 1b,ss,
en, who Ia sver " trss democracy. As srrh
they srOaiG cordially suploIs JauseB Brooke loud
ps3ssiTasSibgtcn uvni sra The other caEtiGa,es, 70
. thsy sr ays ~ the democratic PARTY fsmmsr,
aEn ASxsrt ere raMsd anG he ha6 doubt thli
lsIInapy would cheer all her srssnds 81 rundown 60.
whee ebe reports the Of seymour and The
wEn;e democrats. ieksl. TS1 II wsnl be Ions resrgs
hs r5sls wen1 be heard again. mo, 1c) Isi thel.
rassTy be- onk 70 cal. for oasnra0n that yin ~sls ~
the very d.sdros IL n i4t once fpr ell he kDova uias
,s victory S,e he war peace and the tsnsph tGc
Eacn end eogst itrti9s L1y: 0hs.cns
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