The New York herald., 1863-10-30

sroors than you have. you viii have to go 70 Illinois 20
snd them say then that the, the only way snrodsn Nus
never.,) they fthe sou,h) say they viii have
nothing but sepraion pothipg but ndspsndsnt gov
tiona submission these rebels TO The rshm federal
authority Of this government they say they will take
but swear In the presence OF Almighty God they shal
never have an Inch. loud cheers In conclusion call
you do not traitors at home, win stl
pect US To send our brave boys out In Illinois 70 bear
ySur PROUD ps,e unconqaered banner over inc whole
every consideration that move operate
the past glores Of this repubc-whch has been homs
OF liberty TO many llious OF fremeu call upon you
~ s md is ss S % % ss the
aud the Potomac call upon by all tho grand solem-
mites which surround The name Of George washington
the sublime Inspirations OF freedom, OF religion OF
nifty that you viii now pledge yourselves each to the
other your country to MANKIND and to hstory that
this government and pure 1t came from the hands
OF your fathers, you will transmit to your children
Governor Yates took his seat amid great applause
sPEECR OF HON. SCHUYLER CoLPAx.
The Chairman introduced "the next speaker" the
applause. He proud Of being native Of the city Of
New York. but prouder still Of being citizen OF tue
much did they love their counry The soldiers who had
gone to the battle ded had shown that they loved them
So ~So stayed pi' at H' homs s' 70 % Prove, sss that
they loved their country better than any party. He ~
where they should at the head Of the conederAcy Of the
States ampe party under foot and stand by the con-
stution and tho Union Revelation Was never u:tiaabs
dress their wrongs. He would, however. declare his
belief in the of Cod that people struggling
as the people Of Poland did, had right 70 rise and
demand that they restored TO the map OF the world
He knew party but the party OF country. The time
man should have inscribed his forehead what he
thought Of the country. AZ the Roman Senate voted
thanks to yarro because In the darkest hour be
despaired OF the republic, 80 tho people Of the
United states would vote thanks 70 Abraham Lin.
and the nights without STAR civil and military neds
the stout heart OF Abraham Lincoln quaied not and he
despalred OF the republic. He thanked Mr. Lincoln
that when he looked for Secretary Of the Treasury he
called to the head OF that department statesman who
had conducted the financial aTrs Of the country.
that In the midst OF gigantic and expensive war. the
national credit which was destroyed when MI. Chase
ABOVE par in the markets Of Wall street. Hs mss. say
OF him as Daniel Webster had said OF Alexander Hami
tom hs touched @ the dead corpse Or public ersd and
OF New York crush the traitors and copperheads In
their midst. and told story illustrative Of tho position
boating upon James river before the rebellion broke out,
squal came and the boat was upset rne negro was
expert than his owner and crawed first into the
boat He very religious darkey, whereas the
ter was very irregious man. The darkey thought 1t
up he sad 'Massa dye blceve in 10 Tord9 The master
said he did not. weIl" said the darkoy, better put
head showed itself the WATER and again the ds-key
asked him. "Dont you believe in the Lord now, Massar'
Inc master p0rs6tcQ MS mlQelity. 'Wei," tn0
darley. I guess you'd better go down again. massa."
For the third time the master up and the darkey
yUa sod shs ase s1o w
massa said negro avoid any future backs idng
and to soul you'd better down and die in do
faith daughter and applause.) So in order 70 avoid
any backsldng the people of New York should put
Seymour ard his friends and to hold them under
In conclusion he recited the from Oliver Wendell
Holiness -
From blasts that chill,
From that smite,
From every plague that harms;
In camp, in march, in field, In Rght,
Oh, God protect our men at arms
ard called for three cheers for the gallant defenders OF tho
Union.
The cheers given, and then three cheers were
called for and given for Mr.. Collax himself.
SPEECH OF Fx.SPEAKER GROW.
The Hon GALUsHA A. Grow was the next speaker. He
said that every who voted the last Presidential
election voted for traitor, except the who voted
sor Lincoln and Hamln Those who had voted for Dougs
voted also for Hershe Johnson Those who voted for
John Bell voted for a traitor and those who voted for
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