The New York herald., 1863-06-04
THE PEACE MEETING.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.l


that" stop now Free speech, free press and Inc
ballot box was all that was nvdsd to that end II INC
sSsa T'sn ssA. rSr sns@ Fight
Tor them; yes The man who would NO, nghs 'of
rcedom The ssaa Fx John Porter sai the other
ds, nat he was ready at auy moment 70 nght aor & tEe
lsston eech and Of the pfs.s s., ie, aah .hem
righ, arm VS. iiea ..he governpen lAppiausel Gen.
!i9 s,1s N ;s:r !; @ Loyal ''-s S:''nsa sa.s q
ia <e$t put ms pev. "a ~.
1r rear ne VIII get View Of us but It will not be View
10 car Gen@ Blair aso sad he would nave rote
's sopls' aeads 1T him take care he does not iur
Iars % hang himself daughter and cheers we We
~. rty here and We intend 10 Keep IT, anu or .l's
% we tn' thank Governor seymour Cheers for eymosrl
d. him the country will be freed, ana the maren
.poiism stayed. Let US preach peacenot that we stand
psed 10 the measures OF the government, bnt that We
the war and wi our hands OF the biood tnat mas
shed. (chsers While our preaching may not eras
pues ihe people peace When we advocated war woeo
eople far from constitution ana its teachings
He could lpress mis- OF the men IN power
We gave theU blood and treasure and the aesn. - ney
haze arer conquering the North than they have
the SOUTH we want back the Union-to preserve the
Unlon and wsshai preserve u at an Iras an az wv !, ss
hoerty or give US DEATH is our watchworu NO" "s wa"
Mr.. n, HILL FowlER was the next sleaker he, ise
the preS ous speaker, had committed 10 paper what nc
ut to sy and was responsible for II. They had
met ~ Of what was once the poudcst repuoc on
ear to assert right the enjoyment OF freedom
Of rpeech the II true patriotism direct
the counses OF The country 1t was duri1g ia0 4,
Afrccdom, and Il questions rose they succumoed to
{to reason and patriotism. The rivers then ran NOT
with blood That time we'd when prostituted
power held COVE nment, such as we see now
(From point the speaker went into Heightened ex
ositian OF the first debates discussion aud measures
preceding The formation OF the constitution nd the ef
tabiishmept of th nj n, quoting at great extent ir'Ln
debates and papers against state coercion and ~ avof of
State sovereignty They had been charged as eceson
Isis and had been branded by the spies OF govertne
He threw into the tee Of these slinderes the ege Of
secession He support secesstor, The
sold Iitioa brhrlght and acsndopal her
friends in sse ordinances Of secession. But the
Northern ubcsns and abolitionsis the supporters of
Helpers I'M ending Crisis were to blame They fcfuse to
support the rit tenden resOuions "e may link the
Of freedom though like at Thermop sle but one
Spart lives tell our ate. He asserted tho arrest
OF Vaandigham was unwarraniablc aud Unjust. (Three
cheers for yalandi ham, and groau3 Tor I.ncon.)
Our interests all threatened Wit. ruin and nothing
but ecracy can rescue MS, Wo threatened with
horr than those Of san oanigo, What will be
the effect OF the emancipalon nesurcY Along with that
bill came aw 20 eusavc You and myself euslave the
white of the No tn. The acts Of the adnintr
their bastiles and prisons, have produced political m-
dity among the people but these meetings will have
powerful elect and bring the poplc 10 Just apprecia
tion of their rights; "a yoico from the platform
called for three cheers for Horace Greeley, and
three more for the Little Villain OF Times, which
were heartily responded to) We must assort
bed ana died. Above all we must have peace tho
sis Of Cancellation and compromise without dshonor.
Above all kee intact ara pure tho consti,uti be.
queathed to US by Washington (Appiuse)
Or. BARrfR vesy od gentleman, next spoke. He
was the representative of truly democratic county
e felt his duty T. speak In defence of the liberties OF
the country They had no,hnl to gain by continuance
thousand millions Of dollars. We cannot subjugate
the south We may bring dissolution in our path; bit
leave destruction in our track What would we do with
the South We could do nothing They were governed
BY an mbecile ana wicked Executive and William H
seward hd done more than any other To bring hc
war about CA voice-'W hen we catch him here will
nang MN Tor ~ they must he free, and m'st shake
OIL The incubus OF despotsm that rested them They
had only to dare and 1t done They should declare
tha they were dete mined to assert thcir
those who would curtai them Of them (Appiause)
aS sOSe dG sy had nae as enabled 5 to in
M Mposism whicn eN .,d at Washngt. had ict he ven =
geaice Of an 0p rceset and out people Te govern
ment hidakcn Oh Itself to sacrifice theve OF thousands
In support and maintenance Of tyranny cruel and
oppressive Mr. Vaandighans arrest abduction -,
eheetca N the dead hour OF the night, and the no
ordered IL ought t. have been the last earth TO
hav done seeing that he had lately the cause
OF the inmoiatn Of 20 600 human beings the plains
OF oifiedercksourg There was no use il talking and
me tn. on the arrest OF Valandigam. Their duty
see hat the tyranny Of winch hid been the victim, was
not erpetnated burnside, in his desartment, had at
Neaus had been previously suppressed But he not
d. H. and he succeeded for time it would be to
the publication Of tie Daily Netcs. They all wanted
peace but it accordance with the consti.
tuition
sPEEcU or A. II. LEVY.
Mr. LEVY, having been introduced proceeded TO speak
Of addressing you. q voce-'lt is false; not
ire'men.') II sa serious thing have a rebellion Of
great and unparalleled magnitu 10 ng cJun
toy and not have men IN authority at the head OF the
natou equai TO the OCCASION For proof iubcciy
o. the adninstrat have ouly to ok to tie banks
OF the Potomac whteaed ~th the bones marty red
countrymen. II the blood split this monstrous war
were collected toSether IL would form that all tho
contr sctors and ncddy connected the govern
ment by emiymont or otherw could oat in. (Groans
for tn cntrsetors.l Your rights feemeu endaA.
gered when they are attempted to be taken from
you II yaa d. not rise tanty Ia your nj. mt,
proclaim your purpose of maintaining them at
sl yards iho-e rights -ihe ri:hts OF
ii<erty aud atcrnity-wilsbc wrestey rom your
breasts (Cries ct ave viii preserve them ~ Our
rights have bee.' endangered iong enough, icu demo
cats m a Du ne ne WI, 81 M when ,hee acts may reco
WASHINGTON. Daughter aud eraais Tor Greciey) are
"a q en- at
T1 iae risS OF your nvess SRenewed shouts OF "tesn
then withdrew amid much applause.
srstSm ,s ,Sa. %r as,, a; ,r,s,,n :: suhiivN
ANA TO tho y amy ot the p,cscnt administration
lie then pr eded &, detail, IN affecting manner the
Circumstances of rs ARE aud ans er t lor 1avetto
n wei the ceilings ~hch psses ed n MUD white he
WAS Dehg rem yed ironshs home 10 the fort He
tnuedi as folrss--Aad IL IL a lasting shame to
allowed citlzcHs O tneirswn city he quietly by
70 CO srom THE End iEearceraicd in frt. deprived
there Of iicir hleTtes IN walls that built for the
We defence OF thse liberties. G. voioc-'.Ne viii not
let le dors ngGin"l Va c,n almost the demon of
civil was wth hir the s sii c ed is m the arr
we ch u.nslsi feci II thcge terrible pcrvadlng
ecry'hng 10 you want to worship this dcmons 10
YOU wat IL Sur god or wil yu not rather have the
bright m g ~ peace back once ng yo Voices
le Ses.' itey vel You t'ai times IRE better
the working Iths false. We snow II TO be Iase
he money iie working na receives equal to the
amo nj lac ssed 70 receive for his diiy wages can you
buy as m ch for II of sn, ngg % sou not eo,k our
,, So1fs d., no'e aud yet are yolr families rs
tceH (Crss o. "No.') But tBey tel ne that ueaoe
VIII not rcsidFc TIC Uni ~ hut never re-tlre
the Uniou (Cries uf that's sui Now / candI Nv
say, that lie saly alternative lot tne Southern
ATS e., n nc4t = peace nor restores them lam
de etdcdiy in i4vor OF t;ottng them 40 ia peace
~ lc,tirr them 30 IN I.eacc l,an three poiuiR
first, make good Ioishbors. IN tue second
place VIC make god crssomc.s rr Ourselves
AID withoW InG GovefiSb.ag ours, ves we viii
bec m0 OIL Gust ed- a. neighbour and IN this thid
PACE viii b. earring 1.-the great sei that have
alsavs aivccetci-css riebtef Ieopk CHI their
owu rCerx--shc vcTT reasons why welcomed KOS.
rnth way sym,sbhilc VIII the opscfscd nstonali-
ties hropc Why we've ncnd q: the he strug
los IN south americas pubrs Tor the rigs peopeto
chOoo t'e rules. AGGtr makes .. 'ea g. leaccn
(Choo 50 II We this war any onitf we are qniny
fu ne NJ. nor N