The New York herald., 1863-10-22
RALLY. OF THE DEMOCRACY.
Mass Meeting Of the Union Demo-
cratic Association.
Resolutions Denounoing tho Administration
and Responding to the Democratic
State Nominations.
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Speeches Of Ex-Judge Dean, Amasa ].
Parker and Peter Y. Cutler.
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CHEERS FOR VALLANDl0HAM.
The Democracy Diylded---Peaee De-
manded---Great Confusion,
&C.. &C., 60.

The large Of the Cooper Institute was crowded last
evening by democrats summoned under the auspices
the Union Democratic Association. Suspended over the
platform were the following inscriptions
The great issue before the country thisSha aboli-
tion put down the Union, Or shall the Union put down
abolition 2-Henry Clay, 1851.
The constitution as il is, the constitution as was
No prescription Tor opinions sake
While the audience waiting over hour before
the proceedings commenced band discoursed popular
national airs The meeting called 10 order by Non.
Luke Cozans who nominated exJudge Dean for Presi-
dent. Tho nomination was ratified with accamation.
SPEECH OF JUDGE DEAN.
Judge DEAN said:-
sumo In accepting the position assigned BY you 70 me 10
night know that our opponents, those who have now
The press and the swerd have grown arrogant 10
quence OF tho result OF the late 81
know that in consequence Of that arrogance
that they are ready to denounce every matter
matter "a what ;aoriaoss b nsy have made for
matter though he may have been like the gallant leader
Of the Army Of the Potomac (enthusiasc cheering for
Mcclellan has done for his country yet be would be
nounced by the present ehoddy party be did not knee
puse IN
that all that have all that hope 10 be hope
have or hope to leave for my children T. The glorious in
Union (Cheers) suppose that Notwithstanding what
ever may have heretofore done-(a voice-"Nothine,
% night We sh. bear that yOu and and al Or rs are
traitors little than ono year ago this day. that
traitor; They told US that we could not withdraw
him-that he was TO be beaten, and beat
made TO prove that he had been running How was the
fsct9 The people OF the State Of New York. at the ballot
and nnder the laws chose him as Executive and he
is still their executive; and he has the power In
New YORK to suspend the writ Of habeas corpus that
Abraham Lincoln has in the United states Hisses for
the President, and voice. 4" He Governor seymour)
will do it,"
Judge DEAN-No he will not do il. beg your pardon
my friend-he will not do II. He knows too well thai
that there rights which the people own, and which
belong to them independent OF written constitutions and
no democrat no matter whether he be Governor or the
tipstan will ever take from the humbest citizen that
right 1t has been consecrated BY the blood Of our
ing against royal power, and Abraham Lincoln Is the
nrst man in any republic that has ever attempted
dent.) Now, gentlemen, in this crisis every
patriot and every who loves his country and who
speak plainly, act Independently and take the
quorces. That is my docrine-takc the consequences.
pca. iswhSe respect rulers and their authority while
l. az a citizen, will yield due obedience to law, will at
and tyranny when practiced by those who AZ trusted
with the administration Of national affairs Abpause)
ws not mouS ySa
lcan Senator from the State Of New Hampshire said
that "here moro danger 70 public virtue from the
frauds OF the and the army than
there from the army Of the rebels" believe IL
night on my oath. y"That's so.') Ipass over. You
have other gentlemen TO address you who win speak
upon these subjects In detail. would not have 70 70
outside Of this city-I would not have TO 90 beyond
tho Mayor Of this city TO show you that-icheers)-
But these patrots-and patriotism resort Of The
men who talk about patriotism
that conscrption should be sent into every family and
when goes into the family Of the shoddy contractor he
pays bis three hundred dollars and skuks (Applause)
iS I'm of
We have met here tonight fellow citizens, ratify or
TO refuse to ray the nominations made by the Demo-
cratic State Convention, which met Albany In Sop
tember last The individuals who compose that ticket
good men and true. shall not repeat their names;
do not care about their names do care by whom
begoten to whom related. All personal matters sink
IN this great crisis The question is the
but on sustaining the democratic party in It's present po
two years and half now, has been engaged In a war
with rebellious statesa war which those controlling tho
republican party and the administration said 10 us would
begin. Iremember perfectly, and every man with.
In tho sound OF my voice tonight has hoard republican
speakers say, and has road In republican newspapers
prior TO the election Of Lincoln tha, the Southern states
dare not rebel that Their slaves held them terror and
the protection Of the federal constitution that moment
they would be destroyed by their slaves After the
rebellion broke out as did and the whole people
TO sustain the government, told By the syren
voice OF who, though he may be statesrnanthough
be has been great leader 10 political affairs has talked
In reference 20 the higher isvthat the rebellion
would he put down 10 ninety days He has always rc-
minded mo Of what Satan whispered the ear Of Eve
Wncn ene was hOuut tDe fru of the forbidden
tree Az che told him That will not DO: that IA forbid.
den" he whispered 10 her tho higher lava law bichor
than that that was written Tho ninety DAYS has been
multiplied until now, two and half years from
the time that the ninety day motto become due,
and what is position2 Why on Sunday last read
proclamation from tho President In which no told the
people Of tho Union. that they prepare for aght
for three years 10 come daughter Instead Of ninety
Days, IL thrco years long, and that notwithstanding
Grecey three times three hundred thousand black brig
ade that 70 20 the 10
that proclamation Of the PresdentfIoratio Seymour
has already responded and responded patriotjcaIly
(sgb appiausc) Instead Of doing as Caleb Strong Of
Massachusetts did IN with Britain instead
Of doing tho Governor OF Rhode Island aid on The sa me
occasion, and John Cotton Smith, the Governor a Con.
Dccticut, refusing to allow the militia 10 20 out
of The state, even against q foreign foe,
Horatio seymour has responded by proclamation rub.
lished 70 day and, gentlemen, only say that in
doing so--in reading that proclamation as did this
morning, the nrst thing beferc my breakfast said
"My Cod Governor Seymour N Christian and forgfvcs
his eoewscs.n Q.anghter) ! remember, last June,
when PcnnsylvaniA was invafcd, when Abraham cent
over tho wires, rHclp mo, Horato, or sink fTaurh.
tcr) Hs Immediately tspondcd cent every avail
aoic man, and they got thee before the drowsy Rip Van
Wink 80 OF Philadcfhia hao even walked up. remern-
ber that aerthat and by TIA, means that tho hattie OF
Gstiysburg was von and that Ne Union forces VIC
nrious ! remember anohr ting, that Immediately
after inst vas past and after the people In washpgon
n d1Dser lac thrs use.rei