New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
VlSS CONVENTION OF COPPEDHEADS.
FERNANOOlSM FLAGRANT'
A FTVE.COLUMN ADDRESS
Speeches by Fernando Wood and Others


VIVA announced for O'Clock but at that hour there
were but very few persons in the Hall. Mrs
Dnipuv. who evidently WIS not familiar with the
character Of such demonstrations in the city, was on
the platform, where she remained for three qaSrte
OF 40 hour when friend conducted her away. Io,
nearly an hour the only amusement was CO.. 80. ali
by tie band, interrupted ouly by cheers loi II
pace OF cts, from peace usth 10
McCiellan" and d" not union OF nlggerS
STAND No. j. lid %
4. ~, minnie. IN Il The meeting was ealieo 70
order bv Judge LAwRENCE Of Long isI,nD i, 80 81.
e. Dninuy OF Steuben County was .'a,' ,hs, tb,.
char Mt. DINISNY corrected lnI 'el ,be Dsmo
fo,,vsntion vyos intended 70 break w ''s III .
~, rbot the Democratic pHrtF snOnlu NC
.cot;-.s6 t,,ever than this war should De continue
which was Naged in tie anne OF Pu.'"s go
Rebellion, while, ia run :. j" -, spr,sn.e !
~ n,.,SSy diyerled army contracts aud en-
fc.s opon the altar of ambinon ano lhne.AI!' ne
- ,b.t Inv believed that the war power ""s
,,..,Ie.s 10 ?, store The Union lie Was l"i P'S'e
- "a Ro,k sald " Blessed sre tie Feuce-mlk-
.rs tor tbey shall inherit the Kingdom 81 heaven,
81 10 tbonobt il well that some OF our pulmt ora
,D. sSonli study the Coed Book, even 1T the eN-
- # tb.ir kpoWleCCe Of p'htics. lie was lor
- h.c.use Wv through il could we defend our
fop.uluiioul Liberties. To defend these LEI Us
buckle on our srmor aud let our hand grow 10 the
hin of onr sword never snrIeDdeInH one lo'a 40
ioug as a shred OF muscle shouid 'i'ns 10 our pone'
IN r. H. BRApYoRD, whose salary has recently
beeo r,,,ed nom s. 100 10 500 wear, then con
ann, nesr all hour aud b4lt IN reading an GcGfces
aud esolutlODs clamlus that the great prlhcPie o.
fbr ID uocTtlic party was - TIE c"tfc sovereignty
NJ ne Ss,t.y lud proceeding, through more thsn
Gv. columns Of printed msller, 10 argue tlsi the
Union ~ adopted was tha sane it!ng as we come
.rt ,ou which Was hbiOplied. Inc adarees 1"tlt
witt enlulass upon tbs Claute IN The heNlsed
satu o. At the Governor VI maintsln and defeid
the sovereign iufisdi, tOu Of Tie State If the men
now III vower Gid not understand this, ohers "ou''
he mt In power who GIO. Ia this war succe,s "as
iuIo,.lJle. lGreat applause. God did not lHtenu
HAT we should succeed IN TINS wal hhl ne ln-
tended IT, lie would not have placed III
command a Lucolu great groans-' kthd tha'
aysih"-contiuu,d proansl, with such eVadJuIors
ss Burnside aud Butler. OLeers ior alaDu'HLau. }
Dr. Bradford continued: We will not compare Iiere
men with DAVIS, or lee, or Stonewah JACKSON
lGfeat applause. The hand OF Coo y ssalhs' ln
His illinltsble power overiurDs ali our deslBus
f. He Is God oi pace J lie shaies our atstl
MES, rough hew Them bs We may. lLauenVtI'I
The address declared against the Constitution III
case il could be sustained Only by the blood Of Tue
American people, that the General GoNernneht
could not cCert States by military force. lCheeis'
Tie war wac legai-a violation Of tue great Amer
lean MagLa ChaTta which secured the sovereignty
OF the States. Successful coercion wae ar much rev.
olutiop as successful rebellion. Union WAS Moon
Kisteut with war. How could the DetDocFauc patty
sustain il ? Tue wur was to suoyert the form and
theosy ct tha Federal Government To support tbs
war was to support couLscAiisn and emaL olailon
by the moas'rous AID frghtful usurpatioDs
Of the President. .GrOAns.l The DEMOCRAT
who was for tie war yes not Dem.
ocrat bat an Abolj1on'h Re most radical
klnd. Tnis war was toe curse Of the age IN "nlch
we hveG. Without Il, We would have retained al
the hbes witch, with il, we bad Lost. J. Oclaln,
for peace. Enthusiastic applause. aud waVins VI
bate. This wsN the only road - Democratic Hlc.o
Irs. If The had damned the kepab'Ssan ials!
hony NJ ,bs nn,l;c ,Ser. iirsd II The War. Let Till
WA 20 on aud we b~Ne iost ieaoe, i-'uti'y' Sh'
Saf,ty Ta.re was 10 difference between Wa
Democrats Gud War Republicans. The resolution
oeclared that the power Of coercion was legal ii
existed al all, and LOT nIli'ary, denounced The wa
through The length and breadth OF Tue dictionary
TIE name OF VallandIshsm called the whole hOus
10 its feet, and he whs poIosed by all enthusiast!
auditor Tor the Pres deIcy. lie resolutions con
clude by proposing srmi-tice, Convention az
anew Copperhesd State Committee. The adiies
and resolutions were adopted WIKI three cheers ~
DR., Bradford.
= The Hon. J. O. FIAspER. Of Franklin County
Of the Committee Oh LIMITATIONS, regretted 10 va
that some OF the gentlemen who were expected wer
puable TO be pres u. lie read letter IRON Dos
ii. sey mour, cordially recognizing The principles o
their programme. In Connecticut they iourd th
Peace platform popular; tie arrival Of GOveIume
troops sl,ne csIned the election, and "beu To-
troops lett tie Federal majority Left. hr. lander
also read letters from Senator'S Jas. W. Well o
New.Jereey and Jas Il. Bayard and W illald Sduls
bury VI Delaware.
ALFRED X. WOoTTOs, Attorney. General OF th'
State Of Delaware, wac then introduced. lie saiC
that the little State Of Delaware had felt the tyran
pical power OF the lmbecils Administration. The
Republican party. with Mr.. Lincoln st heaC
Ggruans If the laws could tie executed, could today
bs tiled, convicted, aud hung. Great applause
The Administration insult 70 tue flag aud
traitor to their God lCbeers Russia never dare
exerCfe the privileges which Mr.. Lincoln did
without reading spsper 20 see what the people
thought. q" He's got in spiritual rapplng.' Las
week Philadelphia had such meeting a. this, and
glorious meeting II was. IN Delaware, when be
went TO vote against the miuiOn now Governor OF
Delaware, lie Tad 70 pass under crossed bayOnets.
lie would rather die Ihsn Lose his liberties. Loud
cheers. A hound might hunt Mr.. Lincoln, and
never could find him 5y an honest scent. Tie Con-
tItuliOn would slways be against the Republican
parry. Oar noble brothers ais DOW falling victims
70 t1is War that Mr. Chase aud his meuals III ghL
Ill their pockets Win what shOuld be called not
" greeubacks" but redbacks. lie enyied the honor
of Nsilaudigham. Put down this near Blrnsice.
IHesr, hear. stanton, like au angel ialling from
beaycli-noue were no low hs fallen Democrat;
yOu could hot fUd bin with search warrant.
WOOD now came in.] WoottOD would that this
whole Rssemblage were made OF wood. The Stars
and Stripes We're now The emblem VI the Democratic
party; they blinded the Republicans until he covered
ILen With giecnbAcks. Sir. Lincoln was u mistake;
you were TO ark blin what tie Presdeu, Of he
UBHed States, he would probably reply by Il Joke
unworthy OF d Chinese jug Ter. Mr. Wootton cou-
cluded With reiterated che, Of peace.
There very loud and eager cries for Tornado
Wo,d. lie was received with thunder cheers.
Mr. WooD said:
FELLow.CnIzEss: We have fallen upon evil
times. We have hved too long If wo have outved
our country. Indications sdmOUish ue that the
American Union Las been severed aud 1t may be-
forever. Disguise II as we may, candor cOmpels the