Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-27
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SENTIMENTS 90 PoLITIGu-TuE UscosockR.
AELE--AsrPArHY NIGoEH-sEwARD's MkSDAoHT, nc
The Hon A. Oakley Hall delivered the might Of
te 2oh p at the headquarters Of the Democratic UsIoAo.
cIaon New Rerds report tina" tan unptece.
denlo large AsSeuage gseed 70 bear him. Mr. Halls subject
was the degrees crime Of Horace Greeley and his abo
ton conederstes against the nalons crisis The crss 70
which he referred crisis which "when the
South only but did seie and accomplished The
fact" lie undivided this crisis into three periods, via 90
There was the period Of and agitation Of prejudice
and passion not only sung the South but
the North That period the time Of the
the period Of consider that that period has practically
the period Of eoncsOh Grsst sppause cries Peace,
PeGee9 some gentlemen cry Peace That VII Dc ne fourth
We are nos In the perd Of Cancellation and sober second
thought Of Democrats daomley ohser) Wehaye halt
especially this period .t Greeley and his cOnfedsratss
Mr. Hall proceeded TO give and very sarcal bio.
graphic sketch Of Greeley. He incidentally referred to Gen.
Mcclellan great Napoleon of modern times and the
sentiment greeted with tremendous applause The sI
Trees Of crime classified follows;
Crime The partisan prejudice crime Of Horace Greeley
his abolition conedeAtes The reckless Invasion crime. g.
cvco.milary crime T. The Abolition crusade crime D.
Tue financial crime 6. The foreign mediation crime
Mr. Hall proceeded date upon these several points, lie
was particularly pungent his upon the evieo.
ry and abolition crusade" crime will be from the
neIed report
He charged Mr. Lincoln with taking in this cveo military
crime when he said General Mcclellan, "Hee give
me plan; will the tSo and you convince
me your military plan better than mine Will adopt IL -
There had been nothing interference with tie ais In the
hed had been military at the head OF the
armies lie asked hem in the name Of all that was logical and
historical could the North expect TO succeed In mill
tAry point view against Jefferson DAvs Cheer Greeley
and his conerates did not adopt the maxim that good
thing from your senator Wade might wade
through Of rhetoric to deprecse West Point but Jen Da
VI and ~ ne saSDs o'g s N wiz ss, eaa. ~ we Poo
subsequently, lieutenant colonel IN the heK
Secretary Of War lie had learned the art Of
the mlnui and knew all about and there was Mr.
Lincoln with his PLAN (GreAt laughter aud appAuse Mr.
Greeley as the greA the country
going about The country selling The charms Of emancipation The
Al rr the armies had raised the North for the restoration
OF the Union and the constitution As i aud ever ought
10 they said 10 den Mcclellan You must
ht for Acknowledgement Of the negro Greeley paved the
way by telling Fremont and Hunter to Issue Their
and In July haot Greeley and all the other haTts In
ri ued vuous Lincoln and committed HIN 70 The enin
epaon scheme He would dismiss the emancipation ProeanA
KEYS Richmond when Of them said that ere business
a The opnon Of the negroes upon
advance the PoPes DULL against the comet Greeley
81 he republc Is sieps-one patton the
other military The first ken the Ieeond yet delays
II the Of the North cannot save the republic then
That Torotd rather haze ne srtie cf de NORTH sEjE
ga.ed 6y 0s to Of he SOgta than 0sn Ne sdtdfton Of
tie Hor 10 DC Esgr0 Immense applause Aer when Three
far that ssntms gVsn H. TO the financial
r me Mr. cns sbol confederate Of Greeley, called for
sotb,r army AMI like another Mcawber, he will raise
money sarnce calling for immense sums Of With
out hyiny prepared scheme The condition Of
the county to-day more mPered ~ ne slate 81 It's an'n
e.s than f0rc.s Je Davis command. The last
crime was foreign mediation crime Horace Greeley hates
Seward Ssrd hates England bile be loves Amer
lea With love shared alike by Hsyr aud adopted cSsn.
From r TO has determined, when the time has TO
set quarrel that aud shall sstilet oa4syss Thse
vas thing Seward had done lie had kept foreign
bay by the biggest he mot 1ensFcs"f Diplomatic
y!.c BE- JcHad in az ne daSd q history LauShIer) he
had lied veil aud gndes Ity and successfully good cause
II Horace rey succeeded 10 getting hun out OF the Cabinet
they would sea. to cod the var By the foreign ned
atom scheme Abrah STILL horve holds the basnee In bis
hand side determination and desolation the
other f. and Cancellation second sober thought and
mediation shall so down and the latter up, then
ory awaits republic In this crisis But by Inpptne
our part abolonistS succeed In their scheme then
woe to the country Washington Of Jefferson and Of Jackson
Mr. Ha was enthusiastically spplauded resuning his seat