The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10


discrimination against them and In favor or the Dutch
which at all improbable in view OF the political
sympathy existing between them and the government,
VIII beget spirit OF revenge which will be appcased
only by the shedding Of rivers Of blood.
T: pleasing for % aSo
graduate ourselves the hope Of Just retrbution
which u holds out, for we may we'll presume that VIII
which we have often predicted the inevitable re
suit Of peace which will bring nothing in its train but
the liberty the dimnution Of every material
source 10 standard In no degree commensurate with
the requirements OF the class whom peace win throw up
on the North for support-the loss OF accumulated
wealth by reputation on the part OF the Government
In short everything that can fire popular indignation
Let the Irish In the North vindcate thei rights by
proper chastsement Of those who would infringe them
rights and feelings on the part Of the oowardy abolition
sts, but honor themselves by prompt resentment Of
base insult TO their race and relieion.l
Another Letter from she Copperhead
Candidate for Governor OF Ohio.
The following letter from the Hon c. L. Valandigham
read at the democratic meeting held Toledo Ohio,
on the 9th instant
NIAGARA CALls, C. w., July 81, 1853.
GExnExEx:-Unablc q attend your meeting Of the 9Th
Of August person. permit me to address you BY letter
briefly.
waste part OF your time In personal defence. To
the candidates speakers and writer's Of the admnstra
work Of asaang opponent absent because the tyran
mic power OF their MASTER executed bT military ferce
to hes
mans, and "carry the war into Xiric1T
The democracy of.Lucas, postponing all other issaeS
and ignoring all differences Of opinion regard to them
assemble TO consider what General Fremont
the candidate Of the free speech and free pressn repub
lican party OF 1866 very apty styles the uppermost
question OF the day-the question OF their own consti
tntionai rights and liberties This 10 the practical issue
In the Ohio campaign, forced by the President and his
party upon the people, and boldly INST by the democracy
in their nomnatons as also in their admirable platform
uhir n ND nta NHns~c
berate confession OF political faith their pledge to
the country thai they mean to defend the rights asserted
houors. Until these shall have been secure il can
be neither useful possible discuss any other cues
I s r.
public berythe Union Of the States worth the whole
yord 70 the American people But liberty the soul Of
.sd and lose our sou III. costton ns made tss
Uno. and, whom the began, It proclaimed TO be
vhsteyef difference Of opinion there may have been
ey IN then TO the mode OF securing IT, every patriotic
s wero tut what do we see to day. anu 00n'
The opSpon and VI from hour to hour Of the Pres
dcnt-ana \such Pics. dents solemny and officially
to n. 'u upo me ns
,olicy Of the ad%ntss ay n 'riy, declared
manageable the South is 70 81 Srcs w. omt 70 'he
undamen,ai saiua s abraham Lc6n instead IL vrn,o,
.vnfim law And n wo our |
-,-- LA mo our constitutional rights and L
eyss seorn 70 yaustrous demon, does any honorable
Delses 70 sen mann ass expect ae states an" .
le - e. e~ -o, an long as n man survives |
,-,v. How or a woman 10 strengthen bis heart OF
rrn his armY Upon such policy TINS war mus s he
viii be ntermnabc So many squase n, nv sha hearts
arrrn so mucb soil may be conquered; OUT 'iio no
Oh or them stand the chances Of the Union
no Inc two dler cut policies OF the aooton anu ue
TSs party Of the administration declares inS' o u
an pa yeone Of the south shall be forced 70 ay M
states anu psui hmit What them Confscation or all
nroner,v emancipation OF all slaves anu 4; ,ha 70
all who, directly or indirectly q ,Se Whole popaation
amnesty has ever yet been so muon eng
suestod by either Congress or the sheh encon
a.onn nn ,n,s as 10 any State which may s-st submit
~ he conquered CONSUMPTION Of every MAJ rersou whit
OF Su bs,ween twenty and forty.hvc or the couanes
OF oaeA ,aes sti in arms Nor Is this s worst, for
smnch 4. all slaves and free neero outh conside
| 81 LOYAL and nearly all wnite Gen and women "di
loya anu therefore, as na' ,rg forfeited all right
ne negroes then all free az TO be treated aimo
,he only persons entitled e. the several rights AT
privileges Of citizenship sa especially the very soidc
"a garrison the Souths add 70 all thissuppre
sioa Of freedom o speech andof the press SUSPENSE
OF habeas corITs, Martial law, arbitrary arrests II
prisonments, ban ehments interference with election
test oaths sppr OPERATION or private houses seizure
private property and every other act oil opresslon On
rage ana aespo<sn, which for two years have been M
< cessly praoted in States never In insurrect'
e | but always loyal to the Union.
- THIS Is the entertainment TO which unaer the press
a policy the administrator dictated by the radicals
control it. the States and the people OF the Sutb are
vied. And repeatedly the question was put 10 mo WI
30 among them an the citizens OF the states stl adhcr
10 the Union are continually arrested. imprison
~ haniahcd otherwise outraged, merely because
they political opinions for censure and critici
ap tho rnen and party ID power, what we
| not be dooc with us II 10 be conquered or W
to submit IN fact, = ths very Poey wn,n n nu
Ct sentiment among them, and made, as u s keeps TIN
a unit In numbers and spirit against the force aud al
of the federal government IL was the repeated con
ru si,n "a me personally Of several uf tho most dis
q euished public men Of the southwest that u General y
lie had been retained In command and permitted 10 cont
rit MS pocy of peace aud conciliatonactng the of
SIS and the gentleman observing private rights respect
not ali political opinions whether IN sympathy with seces
oi oug not carried out into overt acts-the
be pie Of tennessee would have voluntarily returned 70
w Union months aud they reoiced In the cha
eli u poliy and his removal Bat the mischief has
han contaminated and Of arms, number q
m tories repair ". Not only another policy hut o.
cry lnstrumentaitics alone the Union.
tat wii upon the other hand, docs the democratic N
ting propose 10 aud the people ~ the south
W conScaton, emancipation, conscrirton nor
ccution, and certainly not the equality rather y
an r,orty OF the negro hut the constitution with
lis guarantees the rights OF tho states and the ibcr
r,ed az the people We would restore the Union and wi,
@ give them quie, and security N the cnoymen, o.
ed beginning u the government aud before fanatics
inc demagogucs made slavery subject q moral poll
SHOP them free free speech, free elections IN
ex OF conscience and opinion habea corpus due proce
rder law Judicial trial trial by Jury no mdngh, arrests
martial law no miliiary.ordefs comm ssions no
ties, vost marshais. military governors In short
aeo and nothing but the constitution the Union
Two | laws.
cer winch policy then, let me ssk n beat calculats
they restore the unionf which party bes, able 70 ccc
aces, restoration All wise and candid now admit
nent even N the military power Of the Confederate
ma | eoxIS be broken down ~ force, and her armies
sious uased nna settlement Of this controversy
n IN ~ IN result " sssesmAosAp, nos arms-copcIlh
from M force And 70 whom but Democratic stateemc
lby tainted with abolitionism, and IN vhpse wisdom
sort integrity tbe people o. all eectionssouth - VI
ally, Eorih and wst-havs conndenoe, can the work
81 In rrysIv committedY Can they accomplish g. Who
rc or itn acts s0d pVoclamAicus Of abolition, ccnnsc
able couscrptiop and death-men who are for no pea
cres vn,oo IN sfaycry aboshedf Believe me, the q
m the democratic ticket this fAi, w ONO VIII DO
not orlv liberty, nut Tor The Union
s,,cb man could ACCOMPLISH IN hundred years
and rs.s NOT rsneas often declared eonvicsion.