The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
SEPTEMBER 70, lYB3.-TKirLE SHEET.

sesisn Of tho Sss,t 10 cal cd n the ,,nth -
~. M y, 1oserns " rsns bsore M Mnrrc e "a
nas ". arHt hr. Van Bmon, then a youag ynem
cer o tte >eaa'o BROUGHT forward several rea y ~
.au.c rev sgor INTO ihe W the war 80
= -. ~ u. meht ,we&c ihousau men for tS' year ,
'a ~ ~ classification Of tho militia o. Stutn
f ~ ,a.ar encountered tho m 81 vclen, opposition
~ % uora' me'nhers ~ TIE TefgFstore, but a p,ss-
CO. oo.h h'nses sd becamca law ac2tth ocs-ser
ronsrass ~ er ~ Moara.s pan va snbm,.tsdSo
''' '"'pcn'nn IN 1870 said ~ the ue~f
c'cIs'.. war mrasl, ever rptcd IL tins coIntsy"
M "'e- Gee hsatRis,er. sci = Nov e-ocr g, isiD
~ ase sIs r.. saiee hes York haa AIKEN .ni that
a i s,Ss 2 ne IN passas 1870
sen &c he Pad m ma sn-isied ~ III. uuicd ss,es yAe
tended ',I tie S ".r,. C. "
IN Cane" ~ see. .eat ne dr.i whch was isoi oeei
noneed " the fedcraists co1scrintion ~ unenns
,r''n' afbIrarr and tyranncai 1id tho Suppar, o.
's'"d's.n Monroe. Tmpkns Van nuren and other great
men y wy democratic party and hal not The of
e.ee, eonended ~ Ghent in Iscember 1871, ~ cai
10 the war there s lutte ubt that this mode len.
i, ~ New York
The course Of tcss who are denouncing and resisting
tho measure nov IN nearly she and t.s
same luggage az that IA which e ieieras,s denounced
i.Md ~ authors, Madison, Mshrle and 1o,nrkirs. %
great danger {" placing the donss Of the conniry in
position OF oocn hostility 70 hcovernmc,t and T.
Of u. leading wnr measures. II this course il per-
sstcd in ana sustained by the great body of the
fnrfv. us downfall Is certain. Tie danger can only
I've avcvtcd by honest and unqualified support az Vie
war II IL hot enough 10 patriotic resolutions and
declarations a rrircipe These a deception
less tIey are followed mp by consistent acts and ny put
ting forward a. representative mon those who have
given evidence their conduct that their hearts are
IN tue RreN STR ggc IN which the country engaged for
tho preservation o. s ife If this DO rot done the de-
mccsary will I'M vitality draw upon itself the papn.
lar disrust which e' the federal party the
81 the var 81 ls.2 and rendered It's resuscaon np,ss
bic. into tins sb!ss will not consent IN be dragged
down. have been all mr. life a member OF the demo
crate party rs rrncplcs. proclaimed ny Jefferson
Madison and Jacks a. have always been End be my
guides. ard wh,c do not doem comps,i bie with my
military dnte' 20 take an active political contests
obstruction with Which u Ia menaecd bv the in,pocv
the partisan spir and the want &c patriotism bv which
some OF s leading men are actuatcd and 10 rally It so
TAR ~ my hnnhs Efforts avail 10 the support or tho
ernmcn aud the pres alton OF the Union II II cannot he
spvcd will not be agent in It's downfall Bat II Il IL
doomed 70 succumb 20 the influence o unfahul lenders
and pernicous counses hope pti H. that the great
body Of its members viii before II il too hate rc,sscrt
It's ancient princInes and, combining with the conserva
tive elements OF the country will resume ia proper nsn
cnce 10 the conduct OF public Affairs and guide in
the better days q the republic under the sacred banner
81 constitutional liberty and nw In our majestic march
obcdent servant. JOHN A. nix.
Messra MATT. H. CAnPysrgR Lew HrpHE,A C. ~ RoHiN
A series n resolutions was then read aud adopted.
These rcsoln tons pledged the meeting
OF the the prosecution II the and
the support OF tho nominees of the Convention IN tho
coming election
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR AND MS YRfsNps.
The following additional resolution orFered--
Resolved, That Governor Seymour In treating . revo.
utionary and mnrdcrous mob this city his friends
and in refusing 10 operate with the national authorities
To preserve the pubic and enfo the laws Is
titled her friends Than those whom he he, chosen
=" associate with aud encourage aud whom he haf pro
missed to protect.
The resolution received by tho meeting With vo
ccrous cheering lts second reading called for and
was finally adopted amid general cheering and loud
laughter.
duce6. ana received with hearty applause He had lived
for thirty four years In New orleans and now was on
hort VEN North not stranger bu, ie,ow citizen IN
enter upon their local politics, but with the history q
the gren, crs ut . past few wears he, he was as 2.
ton with the cfson Of the Southern States that
must be interesting, coming from southern man, he
had been slave all his life. aud far tie
Institution stiI existed IN Louisiana, he was ono sti
Tine institution Of slavery he believed WINS estabshen by
vdence himself 10 bring the brutal men &C Africa into
connection with civilization, - that they might be re
deemed and rcfenera,ed thereby There was more M
iycnce among the saves Sossh than slave owners
selves would acknowledge, and this was seen
statutes en,cted against the education o. tho -
Tar az building NJ Representative govefnn mt was TO be
the negroes Of VI: south ,an amongst 81 The
ples o. educated Europe Scarcely pnn,aton on the
south where may not be found sase who knows moro
OF the management mi proper Of that plantation
than The master mser The slaves have been gradually
through tho Institution of slavery t aud therefore u
was that ha ~ ke u the institution as lie did. Bat
wherever the victorious armies OF the North have
travelled there The sbackes have been struck from the
mbs % the bendman. and this result w.uh have
nation Of January had never been Issued That
lrsclsmation only made that certain Which nigh.
pnnt proel.@a,ao vas issued :, ,he pp rrs.,
dent q the tinted States Comma der 10 Chief o.
tie 'ry a1d navy and his authority and right V .sne
necessity for such measure which the war created
The pcwer which any military commander In amy
,ss by the frcsdcn, % tie United states in this
loud applause. lie found his enemies employ lng the
strength and proGtng by the serves of four IN Hons ~
n aba them the rebellion. and
tue frs iastned 10 deriving his enemies Of
ms grea. 50 rec p strength Appial,s.l YES, 'as
humanity, ~ thei the ~ that prof lama bon.
That proclamation AS The l'non army sfyanrcg WI he
a. elective " Richmond a. 4 i nov IN New Orleans
and vii! Il ~ finally elective throughout the whole
81 thes ihern states Confined srlaus~) To
the rebels lie Without slavery no longer table,
fact Nhish CO. u only be sern AMI uhdersteod by a
knew ledge ~ the feeling ~ he ~ the souib
dac'isc Farms end planis,ons fleeing frsm all that
dear 20 them 10 tie past and seeking shelter and refuge
70 the distant % e-ts aud swsmp.i taki'g With them
tbcr few tases Tor them they would surrender 5ycry
thing II Wa ,dls b. talk about c1mpronse WA such
p.opc. Tue var Tor slavery aud they mus, struggle
ara de toge'hcr. fppausel People IN the North,
with free Institutions surrounding them. sili rospcr
INK though was devastating the Scu'h, could sot
apfrccae the nrerng endured by the loyal o. the
south. aud a. tlcge wonder that the great
loyal people Z" the North would allow The mon wha
ogrosr Nc government u Tie osecrtsn 81 ho war 70
mysterious ~ those 0ysl southern men. and could
ouy be a,oornled lor by the freedom they euofct by
thase gorious institutions a the repnblc witch tncy
lted solder ,hst the patriots ~ Tho North allowed those
fnscrnsnts b. exist toir taiist fCoutnrrd apparge
H. believed that God IN Ills Dan GOOD providence, had
Permitted tie rfbeln a. take rlcc. arf hai " would,
Ia ~ own good time, when Hts purpose WIS fBinilei
utterly overthrow u fArplans".)
fiofo tries for geAeral Gocpfaue bas 4 Nas IN
rouncod W the chairman thtt be va. a., present tho
cenerai hlvls bccn detained by somc ciaso yet ~
Cypaired
The meeting was rbsu ,ddrcfsrd a very BRET vofd.
by fereDz, Lersood. TcEas After wich y. meeir.
broke nf.
wisesi,aneo"s Political iw'siiise"es.
UsioNf.S j Tys.y--T.--A inrge meeting ga. Leid n
~hetyyfe Tenn ~ the 'gih MT. whsch composed
m,sny ~ men who formerly symTath red With The rsb-l
Ion series Of Union REGULATIONS pss.ee. srnon.