The New York herald., 1863-12-04

w "nt prdNr Ihrlsttau sold severed frOn
oo''s ana npaIed oa stuinps poles satiate
tue Vengeance OF somi barbarous eneuiy Han oi The
plis2gpetsSatYked by the heroic HOOKER the vory
mcp takeO by Grant al veksb yg-paroied as II were
uiaking war against an honorable foe and found
rayed against without bay ing bocn exchanged 1he
usages ana Laws OF forfeit the lives OF all t.ka-
officers and mon. II our men had been 90 Captured
they would not BE- suffered 90 live hour Tho
truth s, we are dealing with cabd no, restrained
by any responsibility W public opiDio0a hidoous ouutw
among nions. not amonablc 10 treaties International
law or svAl'on, and now IA tho desperation Of their
fortunes, they buhtoT, a0d b1ly aud rave Ike run0t
gamestors forbearance towards the south foAy II
has been exhausted Last year tho North generously
gave expression TO decided overtures for peacofor sucn
the south regarded the election OF seymour 10 New
YORK. Parker IN New Jersey, this nomination OF yallsn
d 1sham IN OHIO, the New York riots and the election
on more conservative House OF Representatives. Upon
thesr Indications doubt the French offer OF mediation
WAS bsA "a How wore these signs Of cancellation mot
BY dsmsn more arrogant than ever Tho sus uchaona
and the Ohio said thoy he northern and
trontters; viii not negotiate except upon the ba
or recopp,t,ou will concedo for eluva
Navigation of A. Mississippi but wo must control ia
ou,lels There ~ only ono negotator which tho S2o,h
will respect-the rd the President understands thus
and Therefore hs app ala 10 tho country 10 All tho
army. Tho south ls. oei the ogerw heming power OF
the In ION AMI thy as compelled 10 ackEoweigc
's supem'oy they wM ay uo~a 'ner M arp saa a., Nc.
ranks aud make vigorously than ever How
shall We rsle younlesrx Meetings are useful tho press
s potential tho pulpit iao many voices and vast innu
ence propose that evo,y holding public oiioo
under tho federal State or city govsrnIncot shall for
month turn recruiting officer Hod at oasa volunteer,
aud as many he Got n Ist OF tho olios-
holders and them all at work. kccp this public
eye them aud soc that they do work. There are
twenty thousand Office holders IN this state II public
opinion will hold tbem to their duty-reward them II
performed punish thom II ncgectcdour quota can be
raised IN mouth There arc are tweuty- Ave thousand
merchants and traders IN this state employing nity
thousand clerks These arc young men. They should
each raNe ono volunteer II they refuse, or have
not the energy and hoart do IT, let their comfortable
places and snug salaries be euoyed by disabled soders
by the whose husbands, brothers fathers have
fallen IN the struggle or who are now hghtng our battles
Then there is one grand "home Guard OF lawyers,
clergy, DOCTORS chants, gobemeu of fortune and
leisure. They assist In word let every man who
stays at homo nave his own representative IN the army
and lot him get receipt for him from the mastering
officer Whoever will do this for his lei
HIM be get down against us II he ~ grocer, don't
trade with him; II he priest, diminish his salary
he IA lawyer, give him foes. (IOud checrnR)
The bountes largeboyond example N any war The
work Is nearly done. When peace comes who viii not
bo proud sly II shoudcred muhket Tor the old dag
helped u restore the sovereignty o the Union Our
fathers struggled with England years tor the
privilege OF trying the expsrment OF free institutions
We battling preserve them the fun knowledge
OF their value Afforded by century oi success and hap
piness Our soldiers tho children OF tho republic.
They will ENJOY hereafter preference IN all ompoymcns,
public and private lCheers) ihoHe VINO are hohoraoy
discharged for wounds Tor disability incurred Ia
vice have claims a who respect vaor aud Devotion
Lot them never suffer want Take caro- OF tho brave men
who have served you faithfully and you viii easily got
more 10 not wait for them TO beg The baptism oi bat
tic Il new birth for "A man. II makes him better.
nober, proudef lie will have deeper scorn
for what mean, and truer reverence Tor
be sure he will beg steal. II you
suffer him 10 die OF want the midst OF plenty, he will
ask you only a grave and his fate with tho
tempt for death winch he learned battle (Applause.)
In this righteous the soldier u the path OF
honor and ame Who would not kiss the tatorod Gags OF
our heroic battaionsY While freedom has friend ever
blooming Duortees freshened by the tears OF anecton
will adorn tho graves Of the lalen America VIII repeat
her braves the words OF the Spartan mother my
sons your wounds for every you take
reminds sparta that you have defended her In battle
General sickes resumed his seat amid loud and long
Mr. JANIS r. BRADY was loudly called for. and beng
presented by the Chairman. was received with loud
applause lie said he greatly regretted the absence OF
General Dix for no knew that General wetmore aud
others had prepared special banner for his honor which
he would ask should be unfured-(appause-
during which a banner opened, bearing ths inscrp.
tlon, popular aud everywhere famiar-,'W Wboever
hauls down American Hat shoot him tho spot, y
Mr. Brady than spoke Judge Day and General sckcs
(boh OF whom were presently az ms .eroaersi' diyeat
III them 99Efs q a:S %y ss S 1Hd SO svs s
remembrnnee OF the days when az boys 70.
ge,ner they played through the street. and Parks
OF New York, their native city. He PAID the highest
compliment to General s'cslesa man VINO had faithfully
performed his duty MS country and who, at the same
time. had not failed to f1h The duties VI friend lie
he spike Of the old DAG which A. pIs tcnd bad said
washington blessed lag ander which The army had
AK traitors aud cop, orheaas who,her tha, ban.
ner waving over nearly every inch
OF Southern so,i' (Applaase And more, where
show II. i5ids, Nowhere. (Applause.) rhs hs took TO
be an argument against the enenes o the North not one
Of whom expresses word u their arocious heresy IN
south Carolina which they constantly throw into tho
teeth Of loyal mon lie would call Witnesses for what
the North has done. Ibe Richmond Enquirer says that
tho South been disgiaeod by eleven distinct
renders, greater number than any recorded In thu
history o. war (Applauss In hs first speech IN that
building he had warned tho people against the traitors
who enemies Of the Union, until they heard OF
the successes Of Grant Hooker, Rosscrsps and Burn
side, and then there wero not atdavits enough %
prove that they had not been faithful fron ths
very beginning Mr.. Brady concluded BY saying that
when the sentiment u DT's banner shall be taught ia
schools throughout the whos continent the boy Ono
begins TO read hs primer shall add ia tho language
frequently quoted but still 20 beautiful
Oh or tongue 10 curse the slave
Whose treason. Ike a deadly blight
Comes o'er councils OF the brave
To blast them their hour of might
May NE unbessed cup Tor him
Be drusged with treachsres TO the brlm
With oys thai but allure q 1y
With hopes that vanish ne
Lake Dead >ea fruits that tempt tue eye,
But turn u ashes on the lips -
Mr PARSE ooopwfs followed 10 a brief speech IN vii
he supported the the other speakers
they supported the prosecution of the lie believed
that democratic Institutions 'he most ecicnt
for the accomplishment Of those IDEAS which this
government Is founded When undcttoos u put
doan the revolt Of eleven states sni eight mioos of
pcope, undeftoos 10 blockade less than four thou
sand miles Of ooast-very dtcu 81 that 20 defend the
capital and three thousand mcs ~ frontier from f'a
more to Missouri TO oTen The vNi Mississippi % put
down large and well led srnc8c by brave and yaisnt
20 diars. These were the iogr great problems And
have nobly lone our duty 10 every 0ie u ihsse
spcct. We have carried everything before u.s. aud have
driven the enemy from the ohio the fstDeses u the
Interior Gulf states. Now are concentrating our
forces on Georgtths place where ought dfse.the
enemy, Il We would defend our frontier. Mr. Goiwin
went on at great sogth into hstor cat comparison oi
the efforts Vi other nations IN aud own, and
concluding was loudly sppsudod.
The Rev. Ws BooLg was neat Introduced, and IN the
couse q bis sp'eh took the ground ihat ~boeyer VA
not with the Icope were against them. But tbs time
has srriyed when se must out, What shall We do
90 be saved lie thought that this var
% the people, aud they had rlsbt 10 ooG
INTO 4 Tor as part, he thought tnat NE war
should be pushed forward with vsor. Gilmore should
BE- drotsd stop seeding his heavy and e1pcusiyo
shells against the funei walls OF sumter and - tDfOu
little more 1r-ss Ore INTO Chsre.tou. (lous applsu.s
ln" army sh0ud ssp be Increased by voluntary enlist.
nens The dfaf csnnot be opposed by ignorant
aud seiDsD but stu volunteering greatly 10 DO
pfegeFfed. Ard although al IA are lawful all things
Dot eSpedsnt and anons these tbngs the dra should
be aased N The uatou could 10 saved by the
llTy IaifIOEIn % lhe p.or-e lhen Moud have %