New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01


they have determined, without distinction Of party
without reference to former distinctions. that they
and they only worthy TO bear the name
and reputation Of civil Office who are Op-
posed TO those now assuming tho vile position
OF peace with the enemy upon any terms. lappeal to
yon also in the Of the gallant State OF Indiana
whose civil force is well represented in the army which
lately elected Daniel H. Voorhees, from train OF cars
ard proclaimed to him that Rebel could with safety
ride where the soldiers Of the Republic rode All honor
and credit TO the soldiers of the State OF Indiana lap
pause Then, too let me direct your attention tor one
moment to that glorious far western state upon the IA
cilc coast California. With determination and yigor
unprecedented in political annals she denounced al
opposed to the Union Tories and overwhelmed
those Tories with such majority that its reverbera.
tions yet heard along the rock bound coast
Of tho Atlantic. ! might cite other instances
proving conclusiyely that the patriot citizens through
this broad land stand shoulder to shoulder in regard
to the woging In yonder field. But will allude
last to tie gallant State OF Maine You have heard her
representative here tonight and IL the 20 600 majority
she has rolled up in behalf Of the Constitution and Of the
laws. a majority that proclaims that the masses ere
united that the tidal wave has risen, ard that the
American patriot citizen j. IN his might on his forward
march to the conclusion Of this 1t has been stated
that virtually the platforms Of the parties into which the
people Of New York divided are the same; in other
words, that there Is no contest between us ex
cept the contest for men: As Well might War
Democrats vote for the candidates Of the
Twedde Han ticket Of Albany for tie candidates q
the Syracuse Union ticket. a few words. think viii
dsspao ts Illusion and teach you that there IS al tie
difference between tie two that there Is between q
Rebel and patriot We are all for peace; but my
honorable friend who has addressed you stated there
are different descriptions Of peace Have you ever
known peace % which dish0noI was mp.ed that FOL.
lowed upon the bayone or thundered at The mouth Of
cannoni Never never me terms when th9se IL
strumoats dictate ere honorable terms the world over
When Grant proclaimed az Fort Donelson that lie pro-
posed 10 take that Font with Lis arms and thai no otLeF
terms admissible. lie made the proposition upon
the hypothesis and belief that all peace aud al rs.Ulis
following upon war arc honorable and Just. Not so
however With Cancellation which produces peace
Compromise. negotiation. which Yields LITTLE here
and grcuts little there. which tITices
the Union in this quarter and fractures IN hat and
ultimately declares that in consideration Of losses md
exhaustion upon both sides, we will have peace, AZ
though the Union Is dissolved-that is. oolcation,
peace. Between the two there is al tie difference III
The world. While. therefore We proclaim here tonight
that for peace we are for the direct ueihod 81
enforcing peace-war war 20 the exhaustion q! ne
Rebels and the success OF the Union. Great aJplagse
Suppose that grant fr an instant tLe an
peace can be produced BY Cancellation; IS i possible
with the Kehels OF the South DO we know no bette
tnose with whom " axe eonteLa,ns, dnes Nv ="
determined. and however wrong they are SINCERE
Lock 10 the exclamation Of Robert Tcomhs: We
viii perish to a mGn ere We VIII ever yield
20 tie Yankecs.' Look TO the message II John
Lc,cher"I viii arm the whole Of Nirginn ere an
kee foot shall find repose on It's soil LOOK 10 m"
letter OF William &. Riyes one OF the most Laodei
alto editors OF the ablest paper written ana pub
hed IN the South, who declare" Though the h'aS.
ems fall We viii fight IN and fight ever Ard what
says the hchieiian himself That were bis life g
perish tic next hour, the last word he would
ailtT would be Fight for your undergraduates, end
fglt forever" There may be CorperLeads at the
North, who amid Tie approaching storm cover shd
glide and sneak 70 their holes for safety There may ne
doubtful, tnkcwarm indifferent men mere who are WIN.
rg 10 s.l their hirthright for mess II pouagei bs,
nere are none such at The South ard God helping W.
teic shall DO none a, the North Great applause I.
sope and benefit Of dear mend OF ours, l
will SUPPOSE for moment that II Is possible,
and that The high contracting parties are lteI9X en-
lee tlat are irrecoleileabc. Whom. think you, VIII
tlcse Peace gentry select tho great manipulation O;
these negotiations II not the great Fernando Wood
the Fcace msn above all Peace men lgToans aid
l.,s TIE originator and nccptr tie aroa .strncioi
in all 4 II leads ~ PEACE whether the Union be irsc
iurcd or nc.f lie packs bis carpet bag I'D takes ~
bret out going steamer and ends As Ges lcus course
into tie presence Of The Hon jc Davis and they teke
between them Z, cir morning beverage The word Is
consnltson. and II is followed by drink Tic next
lis harmony comprOmise, negotiation. " Al. ny
ffierG saws lie arch Rebel "hog cen We 'Fotiato
.ul a.s tcnse'hls noisy strife and let IN afiDisiice
De- proclaimed. Let the soldiers re;ro from The tvouae
10 ,ler tents and We two viii at quietly under tie
October sun IN Richmond. Virginia 20 settle ile pre'
hlinafi,s 81 tho great peace that - - DIVIDE - on
no. fcstorc"- No divide -" Restore and then N
the contention the controversy ends where 1t began IN
an renee Of opinion between Fernando Wood FOR Ie.
storing tie Uuion and Jefferson Davis for dividing H.
BIT d. you rot see the cut and the deliberate caution
With which this plea Of negotiation IN put ioIwSid 10
rnsungc innocent mca, What - nesoiiItoA DO you
no; know tn, recotiaors extend vast tracts Of
tire and when war Is transferred nun the field 70 tic
cabinet, IL becomes almost endless negotiation
Iac,c who preach Negotiation are for protT1c,ins TIC
var They hope 90 rrolong II anti The incoming Ad'
nj .iraon which they hope viii be theifs and II Is
tAosc who resist negotiation and declare compromise
possible Who VII bring The war q speedy coLe!ls,
Ion and bring 90 MS the desired peace. II
We are for war TO sustain tho VII Of
tie people where stand those who are against
united TO sustain the Onion by is n the field"
lut Who are they who denounce those erInios who
dopc,e them. and refuse 10 MI their ranks Ihcy are
th, Peace pomocra.stAc CoplerheadA. There IS pu'
oge DomOcrfcy the Democracy Of the people fighting
or the cause 81 the people, know no other 9ehnitioH
OF Democracy than that. Lot Us examine tAose WHO
Affirm that they for TIE vigorous prosecution Of Tue
war and iry them By their own assertions. Nowhere
In ihelr platform. shal prove TO .ou, have they
declared for .s vigorous proseSsa niI.a Of ts
men are under the lead 81 two able men, Horatso
seymour and Fernando Wood and u Is by ine.r e1'
pr ons that wproye TO you 70 .isht
denounoe the war and have virtually proclaimed TO the
world a divided Union, and that N truth AID 10 llct
they are IN alliance With the Rebel, ana WIN te ior
cigi Powers 10 aid them. You VIII remember That
these Peace men Albany on the lOth Of September
deeSISd; n. ,,, ,ar,easv thh pe-,crstlc Con.
venton Of 1907 md will continue 70 render e ooveIn,n NJ
sincere and united upleH ~ the use VI ~ &c ''''o
mean. to suppress Ibis Rebellion - -.
that this was platform which had been IN existence
one year, ~ lat rule then, ehall We constFl, y
Now let Ms see what the legitimate means H. The
question hoh en 10 present 20 yOn and 10 discuss
and 10 learn nom that what IL 49, thai lAese nen IN hs II
resolutions proposed. sid sieQAcn y Douglas "a
trotlsm enannics from the heart fills the sou nilses
itself into the whole ard speaks and acts the same
language" Lot us see vLe,Aor these gcn'!eia.n
lave acted IN accordance during tbs year Inl'
with the language VI ich they adopted only year ago
The language that they then adopted was that they
would support tie G0,eInment N the use os a.,
inate MEALS They inteldt 20 be undcls,ood ~ .s ~
mate means IN the prosecution Of inc war. Su. VIZ, ,s
snys uron this point the great corypheus oi all Tue
Peace iIen on tLo 18th Of October after the p,o.S
Eaa nlo,tei in lst2Gov. uoi@t;o Se}In ~ s,u
here In ibis very hall; "Ihc arin.es oi Wv So NJ