The New York herald., 1863-09-10

frauAusert. I ea,reseed the hope that this nvsstce
vod not be allowed because IL calculated 70 ofiDs
srN~s scr-d oron vs. NJ Tho .f the wori. si.
tie embarrassment " hs position and theref, "a wished
o. IN ID nsad, and repeled ~ % his r1pusualoe
" hsad on the other. UnsoTtuRa.ey ] oaly
ss.a' bed bed ns se as 70 word, and no. hs ssnss 4,
and eoey by desire 20 tbe government from this
great nd tati error should we for lhs be sigma'ized
40 en,rsndiy 70 the UIion2 Who will cay thai not
right and uat that the or all the enrolled sh ND be
pub ~hed2 r. there opp SD TO having those rolls
that s bong fairly eoadaot
ed And yet when this is asked for those making the
ret est ase sgn ,tized nCng the community 20 out
rage and wrong Our purpose nol 10 violate the law
purpose ID 70 vindcate the laws. iCbeers) 20 much
ever our wrongs may have been a. M hsnas OF our opo
noDts believe ~ eak for those who think and with
me when ! say, e! the past DO forgo.ted Lot their
vi asens OF law and of the rights Of the states and Of
individuals be buried, if you WITH only hear pray
ers 10 avoid the dangers that threaten US
TO- tho future Our arnlea have been successful Here
tofore there have been reasons why he could
peace All have felt that war had ended when
We bad fa,Ied in some Of our military under,akings il
ght lead to eerous Complications the future There
fore wo havo .ai.od. But successes enable us
seek with honor ourselves and sat sacton to The
people Our policy should be generous and magnanmous
An honorable, hghmnded man sails hmsc Of q
N 10 generous disposition q tho controversy in which
has cehed another stage in its progress; anspolicy
different from that which has been pursued must be
mGfked out Shall II be policy Of subjngatioua policy
that win strip the states of ali Their ghis (Cries of
.'Npspsl such policy implies long and bloody war.
pS which, eon,iaasd must result. ID innate nasisna bank
ruptcy aud ruin This woe be iss inevitable result
appeal 10 your republican friends, that laying aside
party passions and prcudIcss We supesadd !. TO
power the force Of conciliatiou., o. there not
long career Of happiness for the country in con.
eliatng line Of policy. How can any object to a
policy that win unite tho people North and South and
cal, out from every section ardent oye Of Union
and the constitutional love which firmly believe only
slumbers in tho revoed States and is not deadf shall
tho party in power say-"our brothers havs not
cfouched down TO u.s. they not yet subiugated;
We have not yet satisfied our malice and hate"
Is that as generous as mngnanmous saying"Return
70 the nn YoGr rights shall be preserved sacred and
invoaten Men must choose between these two lines 0f
policy. We may have differed 10 the past. But our
armies have triumphed our soldiers have proved their
bravery and their patriotism They have sacrificed for the
cause cause oil shat at men & mold dear and now win we, who
the field sacrifice our pride and passion thus showing "a
the world Just and raterna regard for countrynen
not disposed 10 critcse the Presidents recent
unkndly 10 embarrass the administration am will.
ing 70 Leave the emancipation proclamation just where
pronounce il valid. and to fall II invalid,
and IL must fall because II Ia invalid. agree with him
without regret He does not in that letter contemplate
easy termination Of the nor does he propose
mark out policy, and that conchtatory pocy that
the States shall return with al their rights marked
IN the believe that the
say % ~ them Rs,uan to your assancs
ves to say TO the S0uthIet the come back to
your allegiance, and We viii protect your rights. Never
have embarrassed the administration, and never will.
have at all times sought uphold the army and have
neglected NO opportunity 70 send succor to our men.
have toled without ceasng TO do my duty the SOL
diers from New York have issued upwards OF i've
thousand commissions, and ! don't know that the ad-
mnisraton with all the unknd things its friends have
said Of me has had occasion to say that my
been partisan in regard 10 them. / repeat
that ] am full OF hope for the future. l
have mover doubted that the Union will
be restored have feared that the rights Of the
States will be destroyed have never for moment
beloved that the invasion Of the rights OF States by
the government could bs Of permanent charac-
ter. The principles or c0ncation and WISDOM
which guided fathers will outliye the folly
OF their successors. Cancellation Is fnaRnanniols:
generosity IN its nature is larger than hate generous
course now viii commend US to the world. (Applanse.J
TO tine dissolution OF the Union win never consent
(Chacrs) would put forth every power, would ex.
haust every measure OF concliaton would appeal 70
the interests the hopes and fears Of tho citizens the
South, and urge every suggestion which becomes
to make, TO bring back the revoed States dis
union viii never consent TO that Let put forth every
70 restore Tho Union invoking every consideration
OF Patriotism doing all that due our country and to
ourselves invoking the return OF every state holding
cred every star upon those flags that poDtng
70 tho Iags which decorated the ha), and marx ing him
who would strike from is blue field az much traitor
as be who wond rend its folds asunder.
Adjourned ill ten O'Clock TO morrow morning