The New York herald., 1863-11-01
OAKEY HALLS SPEECH AT SYRACUSE.
WHERE GREELEY'S GROANING PLACE is.
HOW THE HERALD Has SAVED THB COUNTRY.
AN ABOLITION CAR OF JUGGERNACT,
&C.. &C.. &c.

The Mavor M Svracnse having introduced Mr.. Hall 10
the large meeting Of the democracy tho City Hall
tober 23 the began:-"Sha call you frieuds''
Perhaps should the aooIitionists In this city OF Jer
ry Rescue would call you roters (Ironca laugher)
will call you fellow citizens because seems f
really In New York. The cannon outside reminds
Captain Rynders and the Park. Then Mayor fond
OF presiding political gatherings, and the faces here
abouts the look OF Cooper Institute gathering "a
voioe-"Buly for you") This again sounds natural for
since streets have been cleaned by him who will
Mayor the cry New York is-Boole.y for us
WHY oAKEy BECAME
Three years ago was last in Syracuse. ! clme here
70 attend convention to help along Lucon Last year
attended the Albany Convention help upset his poll
tica car am this year engaged the labor
and duty whyS Because my old republican associates
have gone back upon all their professions about
free speech free PRESS and RESISTANCE TO executive en-
croschments upon the constitution; and because the
old issues have been captured by the original
obscure element of abolitionism in the party
the stone which the conservative builders
rejected has become the heads.one OF the corner;
and because the potco class who went in for
white absr against black overthrown Wash.
ington. The foot Of Chase on the neck OF Seward,
whom still personally love, and would therefore poti
oay avenge, and because have chance
Of survivoshp sphere Of duty, except with the de-
mocracy Impraccable theorists have captured Lincoln
He struggles with them the brave Grecan strove
tho Syrens; but, unlike the hero, he succumbs. He
yielded to the emancipation PRESSURE 70 the couscaton
squeezes 70 tho negro sodey mill and must shortly give
way TO the schemes Of congressional abolition and
tho conversion Of the South territorial
Is there hope that he will respect the protest Of his Post
master General any than respected that Of him
self In the famous bon mot Of the bull against the comet
These aggregatons Of theories which compcate the
NM issue ol0nu fniti
guerilla warfare intensity Southern hatred weaken bor
der State loyalty and roll up the debt indefinite de.
greo Believing, therefore that the democratic party
learning wisdom by local docats side issues, must In
1884, conduct this TO grand ending TOR when
mies overhrown craftsmanship must do its perfect
work)-souvinced that the Union party merely
for a Union and not the old one have cast my
fortune with the democrats for the ensuing campagn
FEELING
We all appreciate the OF good feeling from April
1851 TO sepember 1852 The democrats, with patriotic
magnanimty sacrificed the altar Of country their
cicnt traditions, preudccs sympathes and suspicious
and cvory opportunity for logical recrmnation and they
maufully acted with the party. They raised sol
dicrs supplied money aud withheld impatient criticism
me administration made honorable contract that in
consideration OF these things the should be conducted
the Crittenden basis. In September, 1862, the
tract broken with what unhappy eject OF encourag
KENTUCKY.
This Is not a partisan opinion. Already Governor
BramIete has began TO lift his potent against the
spread Of social rcbrands from al oon furnaces Within
the past two weeks Prentice, Of Louisville Journal,
has thus written
We don't SUPPOSE can't pose that here is the least
y adm.nstratons radical measures such
ss. he S he the
have both in The North and In he sau.h
SEES this VINO ism. ee.er%insd MT to see T. Would 70
after the began. M
Such prayer Of a loyal man, who stands between
the two plagueso secession on the one hand and abo
toosm the other-and bias suffered from both When,
then tho administration Invented political issucs
entirely discorhant with those presented by tho
questions Of physical nght they cannot in fairness. &C
Scal questions Yet they who couscientiousy believe
these questions 10 be potent In destroying the consu
tonal andmarks are told that unless they wsve them
rm SITUATION At PRESENT.
ns Incs ~ sam,. web set are ,ndee,ed for proecou 10
the sudden magnanimity OF Engand's prime minister
Time was when . statesmanke secretary Of the Navy
would welcomed the he ocean that he might
have invoked applause from the world In lighting 70
bells land and prvaers on the at and the same
time How is with the military businessf Whilst we
believing that Bragg good dog but hold fast
RosecraDs better the summons for bis head comes
much for buckIng Abraham" As with the King in
.'Iamet," it s"welcome dear Rosecrans and Guiden.
II
over Il Thanks Rosecrans gentle Guildenstern."
tho endearing adjective leans 70 the courer,
HaIleck and Stanton profess no explanation Whatever
has gwen the removal except in administration
journals VINO charge the gallant hero with eating opium
and falling asleep amid the Of The Army Of
the Potomac has been performing ts usual auumnh Vr
ginia quadrille Advance Lee and forward Meade Pa
sucez and Gregg Change partners by taking prso
Right and left 10 Washington. Right hand across
the Rapid Ann All chassez and set TO places at Centre
vile. Only lacking the democratic hgure OF hands all
around the music OF the Union. True score Of places
the benefit Of tho black True many cities
opened or the bshoof Board OF Trade The debt
trlon and auosher call for troops, who waste At the
rate Of one thousand day And these things the theo
risis Of the new Union school Gull cheering No. do
soae Of them wrong there the speaker read gloomy
49, also may invoke the spirit OF Greeley, II he has
GRrrHy AND HIS GRoAsrSG PAu.
Before bringing him viii preface him With story.
certain Now England parson built back OF his pulpit
mysterious room which hc allowed no one 10 cnsr IL
compelled tell the secret TO hts deacops He told them
that they know the congregation was peculiar one
pent up feelings ss be would wish provided
retreat groan during the singing. Like the arson
up feelings lie canno, always groan IN the Troune with
his .us onces 80 he has provided groaning place 10
the Ldspessden, wherein he reres every week TO get
re ef 10 this groanIng place he bcmoans October 22)
the melancholy situation In the following extracts
gnl us. cherish NOR. s.nsuns ,ie-s =, than hay:
triumph Are We ~, twenty miIlon, they ,naisnssy
as ss n, ssd .a ,
ths, contributes military than the rebels have
Then how can fairn mo friends" would answer
thsy would hear you are ari, vously mistaken
For every hearty rebel rghtns rebel be Vas ready
render his prppertv and his I: ~ deiense save
holtipg treason the other hand We have millions OF
~o ng Unufs who reassus In the cause but
rnIear W nav lgh high prices goods w
submit conscrpon nor anything else That imposes bur-
d~cs and demands saclces wan. pesce much 10 any
man cam sut rsainiy because taxes very heavy,
trade proh light and coal eevcu dollars per ton And
wb,n hear that SARATOGA crowd-d aud gay that cash
diamonds unusually penulal ~ H.-por and
theatres bo1nrfully ate1ded my
heart sinks within me- mentally ask whether such
people deserves 70 succeed Ia such struggle ~ ours
Bat who are the vocal tInnnsts Greeley wants peace,
does no And coal s eleven dollars a ton Alas, poor
Chest "a voice "Three gruans for Greeley" Another
voice. Three cheers for Bennctt')
TO sAyy rHy couSfFf
fes, you present q remarkable contrast oy your
cries. Whilst the Tribune vocal Unonet has
been zcaios In the the Herald has oeen