New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

src no,icaj oowcr 70. themselves and their Southern
friends II has been necessary. however 10 assume
ouas snpport Of the war they knew the peope III tnc
roe States had little sympathy with their real purposes
Now thsro are several serious difficulties in the way on
this nicely laid programme In the first place thc peo
Of the states sea aIs o9 They be do
ceiyed once as they were In the Fall OF ls6 bnt IN inc
end they win discover the truth In tho next pace
have firmly resolved that this rebellion shall Do crusnsa
and the Union saved at all hazards and having lttle
synpathy with the schemes Of politicians they VIII re-
pudiatc any party which will not exert aii us power W
overthrow the Rebellion and save the Union slavery or
no Slavery In the third place the recent elections snow
that tho ne 1t President the United States will not be
Copperhead nor will he have smell OF Coppernesa'mf III
in s garments In the fourth place the experience Oh
this war ha: .Hsaed the people ta .Je P0cis rsy
Aristocracy Slave Power. or what yon pcasels
cal and dangerous to our free republican insttaono
and they have resolved sternly and unaers9
scepter Of empire shall no longer Uc Wieiueu W "
power henoeforth, forever. .,,,, cov-
MISTAKES OF DEMOCRATIC LEADERS AND IhA o"N
SEQUENCES
Serious II not fatal are the mistakes thar sne Thsv
cratic leaders have made in regard to the war AnZ
are already swift to concede that they made Iens
mistake in nominating Vallandigham in ono ~ f..o1
TAs World and T Ass tramPc upon ma 'cs cause they
advocate, and seek to make him scapegoa. tI aSJ
popular verdict in Ohio has produced @ rosnt
change in their views His nomination was vny
doubtless, in considerable degree, OF tho valanas
ham meeting held at Albany The letter o! uov oey
monr 70 that meeting. and the action OF the master
spirits Of the Seymourite Organization IN % .nis os1s
then in accordance with that i'll fated policy when
has proved 30 destructive not fatal to the DemocIac
party In the North II hailed with acciamatons os
dclght and spnroved BY ths organs and orators OF
the Seymouriies throughout the State OF NeW & or =
IN In any quarter II condcmncd-f thcre "as 'o.
one single authentic source manly. outsponeh pros.ss
against this unhsly attempt to make the Democratc
party in great State mere tender 10 treason y 10
escaped my attention. Common humanity requires
tbat N cy .iculd not now desert him. Lovely IN tnsit
lives in their death they should not be scparated but
his nomination IL only part OF stnpendous
system OF mistakes-and mistakes oi ei"s
character blanders are r.T maui solIs ,,s fall is
heavy and damaging. Yes gentlemen you nave ihaue
many other mistakes. You made msiake ~ ,,n, uon
founding the character Of this war WITH mere .,
contest You made mistake In refusing A.! proncfe
waive partv and unite platform OF the thoh anu
the War You made n mistake IN cu!tiFnuhg hiu n sti
uating mere partisan oIg.nl~. .lon ~ VA ,osde
yonr country was struggling for its NE fou hsde
mistake in protesting be for the war when you Ahe"
you were hostile TO II. You made E,,tAhr ~ ~ III /,
dorsirg the administration snd whole PUBIC n."n ~ ~
Horstio seymour. lou made mistake ID appFo' Y,
~ conoilatoTy policy" towards traitors IN nfi- IN
made mistake IN visiting your indignation sh,. "tsn,
not upon Jensrson Davis and ms traitor panu oDs ~
every Jschsonan Democrat who Recognized 'ne
claims of country superior to the claims "
party. In short. You made sricvous mi-tnks ~ ~
breaking away from the old paths of the Den"cr""
marty ignoring its traditionsry charac'"s ana n'e"n
Ing in time of war that most .onseHptb'c o' u. :"
ilations Peace party For these mist."es t' MI III,
will come wien the honest ont dr.e4fto Hia1 H a. ..
hold YOU 10 q strict responsibility. " my o"an1g, haa
been lost while remained neutral ana ihulne,sl'
spectator the guilt II 0ng party to hef des'iu,Iio
In the future as in the past, It may ,sas %
onAbly be anticipated that the sincere va
Democrats IL this stats viii be pursued D.! thai mos
,enornous oi ali things N. malisay OF me 'opp',
heads In the future IN the past. their Aotl''r N
be assasd theit characters trndgcrd nhu Az ''' -
riot pending or threatened. their property tA'n peI
sons and their liyes even threatened a','p' -! -
share II these cbuions without mnrinhi' 1 "1oP o
III. sentiment of the great Frereh Ee,ouiioAst er
ish my reputation but let France be Tree VIZ 'o
rrtaate Ia hind but vii meet them WIN inI. ,ai.n
defiance which foxs from the consciousness " ~ hu
pursuing the path Of duty and with that uLhlhoAiot
resolution hich loads Ia march onward IA lie pa1
have commenced until this bloody war i' AZ an r,s'
and see tho Rebellion lying before mo bloaird loath
some beastly corps~ ready fur its funeral oDs.ques.
Howl on " Tray Blanche. and Sweetheart uhcort
the viAis Of your wrath ye Coppe,heads bow Sas
and crack your checks aye rage, blow m! county
perishcs, 1 desire not 10 survive her downfall
VICTORY cxRTAH foR THE UNION cAUss
But shs IL not doomed 20 perish In her early youth
The Of the Union is successful every where IN he
field In the courts at the ballot boxes III ht been ny
hrn belief from the commencement o! the mi'efioe p
attempt 10 build up party lines at the expense o' ae
country. that tho day not far distant when 'he
elections held But did not suppose that the DAY
was 40 near at hand or that II would come while the
war party were represented by 90 large amajori,y III
the field But the glorious day seems already 20 nave
arrived In Maine the pseudo Democracy made the
approval of Horatlo Soymonrs public acton part OF ~
platform. Tie Union accepted the issue tendeFo
placed Old JscksoniAn Democrat at their head and
succeeded In that old Democratic State by lIoO0
majority. In CALIFORNIA. ss In Now-iork. the Peace
men taAen to the bosom ~ ih- Democratic party
but notwithstanding its large margin was overW helm
ingly beaten. In Ohio. the pseudo Democracy nom'
mated Clement L. Vallandighem for Governor lhc
nouisis placed their head another true JaoksonAn
Democrat. and NalanGigham was buried beneath a
majority too large 10 b. counted. Ia Fennsy ania the
pseudo Democracy more discreet. nominated very
respectable man. and judge OF high standing who
was prudent enough TO play dummy during the
canvass but the faint Il tn. new gospel Of peace
reached him. and the people elected live Union
ist for Governor by handsome majority
These yictorios are unparalleled They speak in thun
dertones. They can not be- misunderstood. Nor Will
New York fail ,o Join lcr sisters. II she was cheated
the fnt the fault OF others. II she is cheated
twice the fault Will be her owr. This Union cost her
too much originally. and sho has sacrificed too many
millions of property and too many noble lives TOR iis
preservation to alter now in the Union cause Let her
mighty Parrot gun be discharged on the side of the
Union and not only the Rebellion. but every organza
ton tainted with sympathy for IT, will soon disappear
The roar Of that gun will carry Joy and sadness to the
hearts Of our brave soldiers In the field IL VIII send
terror 10 the Rebel armicsaye its echoes VIII resorbo
rate across the Atlantic and be both heard and eeded
England aud in France. Pres Oh then IN your coun
trys caise. believe 1t stands on strong foundations
and that nothing but the folly oi its managers can pre-
vent LIS complete succe. believe my country viii be
saved. ] believe the Union and Constitution viii be
preserved believe this wicked Rebellion will be over
thrown. When ha, grand result is accomplished, let
the wclkin ring with loud hzlas and once more may
heavens vast rvceho with
"Hosannas to The Highest"
Mr. Trcmain was constantly interrupted throughout,
his long and elaborate address by the applause and
cheers Of the audience whose enthusiasm and Interest
continued unabated to the end VI his remarks.
SPEECH OF JOHN w. FoRNEY.
II being after 10 o'clock when Mr.. FoESEy
announced that gentleman said that he should de-
tain the audience but for moment. and should reIer
only 10 the recent election In Pennsylvania which he
said had been carried by the Union party under many