The New York herald., 1863-07-31

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extravaganza and gigantic corruptions under Ihn
mnistraiion when the last election took place received
the Of the people o. this State Of the people
States throughout the Union You and others of your
belief and party responsible for thus dividing your
party because have destroyed the confidence the
people In the administration u selecting Now
well Tecollect, Mr. Greeley that you said, wads
worth nominated ct the State Convention At SYRIA
cuse that he sircndv elected by nty Thousand
". shook my head doubtipgly, feeling that
You were exultant you supposed that this radca!
party intending to override the ccnstuton OF the United
States, would triumph. You mistaken then. you
viii DO mistaken again. The sober second thought Of the
American people has risen, and In it's strength Il has
swept over almost every free State and put power
the radical abolition elements u the republican party.
You sly further
act should have been passea-why federal
.nouid mot hs-. relied The State authorities 70 iurnsa
| the men required.
Now, In yeiation TO . national conscrption act, by
the constitution and laws Of tho United States. tho
tarins national forces. The only position that /
this that under the act Of l792 intended TO
Gail out the militia OF the several STATES when they were
required militia for the whole Unionthat pursuant
to the provisions Of that act the machinery putting
IN operation left TO the State authortes; left to
officers Of the militia that might bo thus required.
have objected TO national conscption provided
leaving TO the State authorities the machinery 10 pu Il
operation But why was the act o 1922 altered or re.
peaea Mr Gissss s x yoS Or your = friends was
the people throughout the country had voted Of
confidence In the administration and whsn Mr. Chase
and other members Of the Cabinet had recognized what
they do In Great Britain, they would have retired
30 that we might have and better In
their places When the people repudiatcd Nr. Lin.
coin and bis policy, bis emancipation policy espe-
ciay and the incicent conduct OF the war; the
moval Of good and efficient democratic generals for fear
that they might loom up at Somo future day Presdon
tal candidxtes you then, for the purpose pnnsng
the ope passed what you cali the national Conscvir
all his rights under the constitution OF tho United
States and tho constitution OF tho State OF New York
would have dons--creae standing army by the nat OF
the PRESIDENT under the machinery OF FEDERAL power 10
Washington, dsrcgardng entirely the State authority
upon this subject. And you thus not onlv have the
sword but you have the purse Mr.. Chase the Secre
ary OF the Treasury. He has involved the country
debt amounting twentyt hundred millions
dollars Mr. Chase and your administration have passed
law upon tho subject OF banking which every democrat In
ns lam Land e should opPos. for creates; upon a capital Of
land, that spring:ng and will spring up, almost
numerous as nuckeberres IN the field as soon as this
Closes Talk about the National Bank-the Bank Of
the United States-whch jackson stranRled, which the
democratic party opposed-why II nothing in its po
reference your now system OF finance in the establish.
ment OF these banks. You intend to unite the army OF
the government by your National Conscrpton act under
your Secretary OF War and President and the purse
strings by Banking under Secretary OF the
Treasury. As democrat, have the right to criticse
your cnscription, aud unconstitutional, and de.
clared by trbunas have the right oppose
IL and oppose democrat ough, to oppose this
increase the king country which,
In judgment, may yet undermine our lberties Mr..
Greeley again asserts;-
When the presden. called for militia April 1861. to de-
fend metropolis from imminent peril of
democratic Governor complied with tho requs
ton.
fess to know-had Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey
in ss Why them By Saving ha. the
democratic Governors In 1861 refused TO meet the requs
tion Of the President, Why your argument Isl seymour
elected because the draft enforced last year.
and will punish the democrats this year by taking
them away 10 the war, and We will thus be enabled to
elect candidate this to your argument
by fifty thousand majority. We ioiH After long
argument attempting TO that the democrats have
obstacles IN tho way OF tho prosecution Of the
war. the article continues:-
Mr.: Haskin. that's what's the matter" and you know
The party to which you are trying once more to ring
close 1t by virtual submission to the rebela
Now, Mr. Greeley, you are very unjust man, because
havs belonged. and one from which there was tempo.
rary enlargement between It's nominal headhs Prcs
aen:na % nas gwen ID men ana money ,h,ss
war tho party s which you belong The state OF New
York has sent two hundred and twsn.y.si! thousand
troops. Tho state Of New York has given nve dollars,
yos, dollars, towards the prosecution or this
whero any ethor State given The State Of New
York has cent troops than three New England
States, AMI has given more money The staso Of New
York except few favorits shoddy friends Of the ad
rninstraon fattened baskcd sunshine
OF federal patronage soatng upon the outions aud cor
ruptions Of yOnr federal treasury while New England
has, Tho mon and money Of tho democratic party hsvs
this rebellion. recalect tho last speech made n Con
gress concluded in this wise.-
Mr. Speaker rerest the constitution OF the
rned States ss made and ,rsnsnit.rd BY the
srs.. s,h.r o. .hs r.pabs am Tor u, union o. these
aud rneisn, q =. tho federal and hope
The Presd.n eject may prove himself .s man for he
,n,esa second Jacksonaroand whom party win rally.
al lie viii b. snsSed 1, hand down our sn.,en, bercs I'M
impaired TO latest posterity.
foii then a. spoke hoped that Abraham Lincoln
would, conservative and irst National cornseis
seek preserve Union and maintain cpnstut.on
But he issued his emancipation proclniainn
contrary The constitutionust found that
he, under concmptible influences, was removing
generals lke Ac lean from the field TO mako way for in
and that upon parsan grounds-I occa.
10 d.uuunce his policy, and have done SO ever
since, and shall continue to do So The democratic
parry, as a patriotic party, have sustained this
war. Now, sir, do not charge Mr.. Greeley
and his friends with beng traitors as he has charged
condemns III his newslarer the wild though elo-
quent utteranees o Wendell phps against the consttu
tioD and the unon because know his heart he on.
dorsss those sent ments Do not say he traitor,
because think the logic OF Mr. Wendell Philips speeches
As much against the constitution os the United States
as Jer Davis'. Why, but for the radical pro-
OF the adminstraiiou, controlled, as think
It has been, by Phillips and Greeley and Chase this
rebellion would, In my opinion have been put down
long ago. This man Philips has been Damon 10 Jen
Davis Pythas. He has arrived with bm EMANCIPATION
proclamation IN Pythias always by uniting
Tie whole south in favor OF prolongng the war giving
them aid and comfort In the south by proving 70 his
followers that We are hereuha, we are no,a parry OF
may be necessary ia view OF impending foreign
complications. As q democrat, as friend Of Gov ernor
Seymour message is proud aud az able state
paper issged by any Governor Any state
feel that there may be necessity for military orgsni
zation III county and Throughout the state bope
wed organized aud disciplined militia hsrc Tor
the clouds beyond the Atlantic iorbode TO conuca
ticns and perhaps That war, we should have H.
will have be conducted sud concluded IN my 8edg
ment by u democratic administration, because thu adj
muis,rstion has not shown the vigor, nor power
aby to successfully cordgct war. Their removal OF
Mcclellan cost Mt fredericssburg twenty thousand
lives Unnecessary. aud Al Cbancelorsvile twenty
thousand lost through tie petty political snts
against gsnerais. This administration VIII never
BE- able TO successfully coud' CT foreign war. A
want Of confidence Ia Il shown "a tho fall
elections, aud - fet throughout the csgLtry The
democratic party are always a unit Ia n foreign
war. Mr.. Jay not in favor o. III, var OF
lSl2 Mr. 1recey. you we're hot In iavOf of The war
with Mexico snt,y becsdse of soGs hGmsnsrial idea
that slavery night yet lew ineu Usas planted into
wlGer scOre VI gentry. Ths democratic parry has al
ways been the party. IL WAS The pafiy In tho
Revo.noB ID the war o! lei2 ia the with he,,co II
IL ,afty nov, and Mr. oreecy knows H. for he