The New York herald., 1863-06-04

contrary T.ssk - : ssssss.scsshS id ~ atsnTt
peacefD scul,on or our national difficulties Noti ID
Iss r ss ~ G than nos T adm can rs
ks tbs Union. Nor 10 there the stxhes Or, und for
.eyg that restoration Of the unicn dndsr the con-
son enters at all into the inlentionS 81 the men now
power. To place power 10 a'hsf bands a. sooa - IL
be cnpstitutioGaly dops, Is, therefore, great and
errulug public necessity Thsra other possibility
saving institutions. Entertaining this view " the
9ss venture t9 express the hope tila the Convent on
II propose harmonious and united astien ny Ill the
ponens oi that destructive policy which bas exalted
passion and frenzy party above the interests aud
,ppness Of the coupry th,nk Thai divided organiA
and action 90 be deprecated, bocAuss division
uong the friends Of constitutional government may
arpeluate the rule of The misguided men who now hold
S' rsn' Of power Very respectfully ye0ts oausrocx.
IErTsn FROM THE NON. ssoRsE ". gsspLSros d
CIsixsAn, May Is 1858
|, MT DEAR hH-f have returned within an hour nom IN
Engagement address political meeting la the interior
The state and Ind your letter awaiting me- urging my
oseace on the 80 o. laDs ,s.rs. sxssnsy S n.s
Pave attempted TO break up the system o. democratic
@setnss and oresuisstoss have felt n 70 % my eoty
stay In my State and attend every meeting where
was exgected, and maintain, By ny example sna pre-
ssPt lbs ordinary organization OF tho daInocrstc party
AID the sth Of June will prevent my going 70 New fers
81 ,he appointed time lhe system y intmhstlon a.
80 70 nSse or NO. eye ~
s,I.ry county ss IN As'r q yo ssts
IS'rEH sSoA hSs: Ss:c,.e s siao h Nav =,
DEAR ssI am in rsespt Of pour invitation to attend
York ~ On sss 81 June next Tna movement mesis my
cordial approval "fcace, with view negotiations
the basis Of restosaA III the Union 10 shs true ground
fsr the democracy 10 stand upon n my judgment, and
nothing but professional engagement 70 defend citizens
81 own county, under reccgnkanccs appear the
% a June before The Unitsd States Ommissioncy at
Philadelphia, charge Of conspiracy t, eyerhrow Inc
government Of Abraham lincoln, prevents my prompt
.scsp.sncs Of your invitation Very rtsc yor
To JOHN ). yAs ALIEN, Esq., Chairman COmnittss on
LETTER YRox rHs HON. wrLIrAx n. rEnp.
PHnApErrHA, Nay ~, 1853.
GESrrEAsr-t will not be In my plwer 10 attend the
have very clear impression that every mans dsiy
10 at hons, within tho limits OF the Commonwealth
where his lot cast, and 70 which, ami the rupture Of
MI other ties he nndiminshed allegiance Hare,
then he u place Of danger security, let every Tenn
syvaD'1n remain resolnte 70 maintain the integrity Of
policy restore peace and promote ultimate recon-
siiiat'on. Very respectfully yours ~, ,,,,,,
To ,he COMMITTEES Of the View York Convention. -
SPEECH OF ATTORNEY GENERAL A. II. woorTEN, OF
lan iDHAAwAkE.
ALFRED R. wocnxr Attorney General OF Delaware was
thsn introduced and spoke ~ follows
w. CnAIRnAs AND fn1ow TRxsxs--As such address
You. no,wths.andns you ere partially held IN the ~
tho iitas stats os Dsswafs Ccriss Of .aood' that
power OF FAN imbecile adnisistration-t "brayo
and spsasssl-sa - Semioistssion n m thas, whne u
e'enaeo 70 me nag our country was suck
this great and glorious Union upon the verge Of
dsstrnction-(ap -(applause)-an administration, my selcw
ctzens that 1eyer from the hour or ia birth even had
an imaginary idea Of preserving intact and perfect the
CONSTITUTION wnicn my qdy and your duty ~ stard
y. S'Good "Oood ana aipanse.) bold here
snat the republican party, with Mr. Lincoln at IT.
ad-(groans)--has Today violated the constitution
and nope tho tme WIZ arrive when they VIII receive
tner Just deserts be tried, aDd hope, hung
(Cproarious oheerng, accompanied win waving or hats
democrat always respects the constitution because he
acss from principle. ana no never lndcccd 10 act con-
necrs The present aminatrsttcn nlve VIOLA ed youi
rights. tney stand To-Day degraaed. IN tho eyes
o. humanity That's eo' and appIanse)-for an
1ssou 70 tne nag ana - traisor9 be.ore their
Cod thppinwel Two years, Mr. President, they have
exercseo WHAT Ibe contfci OF TINS country. WIN heir
printing press az their elbow, tho sword IN Their bands
tne musket oy tneir soewhst mas been iner great and
qorto.s niumphy C.Nothng." "creeubacks.,) The
acwpfA or that liberty for which Warrington fought and
whtch the democrntc party hns over erdorsedreedop