The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

the right 70 Interfere With o0s they have q
have exercised claimed me right % interior,
sh sne former. and fsarI fear frcn the very dsphl
sosm!h.. .hsy sss p:rnasssd 70 .u:ssss. q
90 :oi ns.s SsSS rssiiasj Va, y6sS &c =
interfere wsth this they have tssn down some presd
:s S As Sss s sss. .ss 81: ss % ss
ss.i %: s "a Sss With me iol that sos rom dc dspis
asS He does not am AFRAID thai Lincoia Win fare
badly Nov, gentlemen. al that have 70 ssy % you
you 1ve ss law S
means possible and will maintatn the law by any
means pecesssry. iApplausel But the laws O. this
the Judiciary. Let that Judiciary DO untrsnmsled-
lot Il bs frss-and that Is all We ask. Now, gen.
ton under adyissmeui, though be oilers from the
democratic party In bis politics. believe that We still
have the utmost him. and whatever may DO
MS decisIonso long AZ he Ia lett untrasnmeedwe shali
most cheerully submit 70 It. We know that he will DO
governed By the dictates Of his conscience, and by the
oath which he has taken. (Iong continued appiause)
REMARKS or CHAs. n. WILLARD.
Charles ~ willard: Esq. Of Chicago was next intro.
duced He said:-lt may be said that people Of
Chicago never have beeo called upon TO assemble upon 80
THAT'S what's the matter" There never has beeo, since
the history OF this city commenced largo POLITICAL
night And what tor simply 70 maintain the rights which
constitutions and tho laws OF country guarantee to
% n nsT ~ ~ S anS a.
who ask at the hands II my couutrymon or Of my prtsan
friends that they shall DO or loss than shall DO
that NOT turn their faccs the music In no
meantime. have the utmost respect for the laws, the
under whoS live. ana nv prayer 70 GsS Is that may
live, and that may Ill live, t can o0ce moro see
the messenger q peace sent out from the Ark 70 60
which 70 rest It's tired pinoos and The olive brunch Ia It's
mouth 70 bear back TO ths windows Of hope But, gen.
temen 10 tho past fcw months have Witnessed sceoes
that transacted eXcoDt when uU1out
reduced how " become the subserviont toni Of Tho
person: who are managing Not long ago citizen o.
ard family and exed from the land o. ha birth. sent
among the eaemcs OF the government which we iove-
the language or that old Roman in vain hs exclaimed
II am American Citizen" loud cbecrs) IN vain did
his vito and children cling around him a. he wes bong
sailed in the dead hour OF night that hour In which
hcnest work. and rogues prowl about the Streets ~
and tho iahor. myself did not accord with Mr. vallsndg
ham in all hts sentiments and may say too that tho Chi
cago m has several occasiors publnsd articles whc
4 thought had better have bscn len unpublshsi. but
tell you, fellow citizens they publish
newspaper and 30 long as the city Of Chicago b she great
metropolis Of the Northwest SO long ~ tho God gvei
right OF liberty guaranteed 70 the democratic the froe
honest. enlightened and loyal people Of tho Northwest 70
this city just long shall the Chicago Times DO publish
tGreat and prolonged checrng Fellow citizens we demo-
ary We have met upon this Occasion and we have tho
right 70 assemble, and sec here around me ut least
twenty five persons Of the called republican party
tell you thas whenever any man, or set OF men. any
buckrsm uIstart with cpsuets and shoulder straps, at
snps 70 shut the mouth Of the Chicago Timer and OF the
democracy he will And his stustaou 10 this country
ceedngly uncomfortable. (Cheers.) When this govern
ent was at peace with itself, and when the ops sion
PARTY saw OF 70 chastso and casgate that
for going 70 with Mexico, was old line wing And
tell you that got tho stump and abused the demo
cratic party without stint whoever would
No one And whom The war was over Il was found that
we were about right Nobody ever thought OF Furnishing
US Tor TIM: Opposition toll you that wnencwer re
great wheel or advance they are gone.
all their liberties are gone forever: Ny friends,
most ct us have lived out at least half orr time.
and sooner than consent 10 live the other part
deprived OF all that life d worth Zig RI. we
spcsch for free press Much better 70 do this than live
to be slaves Immense cheering Fellow citizens. will
only say now one word 10 you for am called scmetes
is far true that counsel little faster than they and
the weak Kneed gentlemen willing TO Co. Tonight
and law abiding Citizen for you belong party which
has always been distinguished for its adherence TO that
prscsics and ssy TIA, none q ySu have any light .
with your brother democrats, and when they say the
time has strike the tocsn then strike Tor your
want % say one word moro. our old grandfsthsrs
and yrandmothors were N come here day and to b
telegram that would alarm tho entire free dsmcc.
racy u the Northwcst, running along the chain OF the
lakes and stretching from Maine to The southwest *.
OF the soul through all the divisoos q this unhappy
country, by the announcement that the Chicago nmes
have a. electric system IL these modern days; i more
potent than th0se iron wires which lash ntelgenc,
entire democracy or the Northern States Ore q
Indignation thsss miserable trausaottoos In proof or
that, dosire IN read you despatch from that banner
great city Of the N0rth-New YoFk--(chsrs)-a city,
gentlemen whore man. though he wear the livery Of the
TopSs, wSous claws . T. .ussasos % s@rs. demo
cratic citizen, without warrant WI rcd The FOL
~, w.. r.. ,sn
The democracy Of The STATE Of New Yot assembled
~ G Gsc. meeting 'nh " s'1ss es
rrhe reading Of this telegram was The signal for ood
and prolonged applause, aud series OF enthusiasts
cheers for loyal New York after which the speaker
Is: legislature, n. free democratic Lss..la.. q
suppression or TIE Chicago rsses into confederation, and
have passed resolutions condemnng, ndisuans
win also read the following telegram, Just received
The ss.s...s preamble and .s:.s;:s: Ios..
wsces: information he. rs.ched this body that ords'
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The ar we breathe or the life which Us; therr
BY tho House Of Representatives. the Senate concur
Resolved That we denounce order which thrcstcns
act revolutionary and despotc - contray 70 bsry Dc
Of good government nubvcrsve OF CONSTITUTIONS
and natural right. and that carried into eneet we con
ment and the establshment Of military desposn In ~
stead. aud be u further
R~soised. That 10 view Of and dsriorns the pumsrou
s:s.ss$ ssSss:S y ~;
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only which be pursued 70 pco
thai freedom totheir hearts has
ceased 70 be: and be u further
Resolved That acopy OF these resoluons duly certified
be transmitted 70 she q the United States 70 Ma
Tor Burnnde and The 0evernor Of 1nois. who's
attention hereby called 70 this INFRINGEMENT OF popun
rights and invasion Of the sovereispy OF the stsse OF I'm
nos HaI fH
Gentlemen. beg Of you as You are denccva.: a 20
love the memory q Washington OF Jersrson of hadbo
and Monroe. ana respect your ovpLghts ~ citizens an
desire 70 maintain the dignity q the democratic name,
counsel you tat no volence shsud 10 offered 20 any
psrty or person this city unlss are called upsn
defend yourselves, and then o4htlike dogs (Appine
let this great meeting Of seity, got up impnmp
eight hours notice. % to thss homes and nresids
and ELI their and chioren tat res speech md
free press In the GLORIOUS old Sta4eef Illinois Pa tr