The New York herald., 1863-10-17

osuse vs. 70 be crowned sy brilliant victory. ! cay 70
Y. sesshs vssrsy~ ana oysl de.ssa.s . .es & sss.
n. give them ne ss hand Of fellowship 30 generous
p them. and tsw 90 nos 60 with yDu, .ny: g Nth
ssosismsu 'S H ssy TO youwhis know and acknowedss
The faos-ihai there are thousands and hundreds thou
the organization; 70 you here tonight
that democratic organisation u the United States 70
globe. (Checrs) There tonight single question
concerning hunanity-not onethat that 0rgantzatton
nO o. %
are 10 the baser passions Of human nature, 70 the
seshne,s o mem and thro.sAou. this country this day
and this hour the leaders Of that organization appeal
To all that 10 low In the human character for their
csss Why sir have just come from the battle neid Of
glorious triumph for the cause Of our country and am
proud to 70 70 night chat ths contest fought
principle. Our friends there everywhere over the
State appealed 70 tho heart the conscience "a tho rea
son OF the people they appealed h patriotism, they
pcacd the sense OF justice TO the love OF liberty
the eope OF Pennsylvania have voted for the country,
camaitn Of the President Of tho United states Q0ud
cheers.)
nson appeared upon the platform and was enthusiasca@
y cheercd.
Senator WILSON, resumlng- Gentlemen, il is no matter
OF surprise 70 mo that thsB democratic organization
throughout tbo country occupies the position described
night by Governor Raymond here in New York re-
member, sir when tho whole monagorio Of rebels were
passing and down the halls Of Congress- threatening the
o Of the nation that these throughout the country
~
weat t,c Union, and II any attempt made to
them back into tho Union, that they would have
battles to fight Northern sell with doubtful results
Jefferson Days, IN 1889 spent few weeks in New Eng
land he returned to Mississippi, and Ia the autumn u
said that no had been tod in any places in New England
what ho mad only been told Before by ex President
Pierce, that G iorcos wcre sent for the ubugatlon
OF the south they would EaYe battles to light
on Northern soil vita douetful results and one month
after Re made that speech apPssrs that President
Pierce wrote ni letter repeating the same sentiment
aud IN February OF that year, tho floor OF the Senate
OF the United States, reply remarks OF mine,
be said that Cleb Cushing had declared that we raised
forces and Should 10 blows they would throttle
here in the North say to you tonight, what every
public in America knows TO bo true, that these
rebel leaders le the halls OF Conge With the assured
CONVICTION that they would have saiied South and
We divided North that the battles, If fougnt
all. would bc fought here in the streets and tho
fields OF the now icya States; and believe that the
eeches made IN those meetings here in the NORTH In Phi
ladepia, in The capital your State eede Hall,
and ia other PORTIONS o the couDlry and tho assurances
OF thcso democratic leaders melted aid epcsrraged JEFF
caon DAVIS and hrs rebel compcers TO out of The Union
and found tho Southern oonedcracy. But gentlemen.
when our Tag weat at Fort Sumter tho American
men 10 bow to The VIII OF this patriotic people
(Aps oseI They bided their ,me they knew
would fall they knew that death would Zap his wing
dwelling; they waited until misfortune me- and
then hey organized, aud taking as tho Indian says with
toke1 tohe1e 10 ono man Tor peace and to another man
for war they carried New York; Pennsylvania, Ohio and
leaders come INTO power than they manifested 10 the
c luntry t1 all the States what Mr.. Rayinond has |
Sno~n ycu tcvcrnor seymour manifested IN this State.
Ihoy were ready 10 usc all their m once and all their
power 10 thwart lie government and TO prevent the
vigorous prosecution ct This war Gentlemen, when the
year 1853 da@oed up the country the hearts OF the
public Of the country who truo 20 1t sunk within
T. en- In the Northwest ia tho legislatures OF Indiana
and Illinois cloria were made 10 bale the actions the
Governors OF those States woaken The Influence OF
the nation bG; then IL WIS that the soldiers un-
dor Grant and the brave nnen who were serving
under Rosecraus-tLa men who had made ,hee
Geld OF Murreesboro immortal in hstory-uttered |
tceir sentiments for Tho country. Thsy sont h.ct |
n ,l,tt
these democratic leaders those rs traitors TO our
'anniry (cheers) When read the rosoiaons OF those
4 battle, felt that the cquse Of The country was ns
nrei aud SAID 10 those gentlemen tae aoor Of the
hat !ey would co@or and treblc, and 20 down under
e reetkes Of our brave soldiers in the field From the
sr GouniTy, tie friends OF the government have
tri,N every election in every state Of the
Aon, - eonsragme you, gentlemen, 70 night,
.Eaa ..c last few weeks Maine has gwen cig g,teen
ioasad 'senaf sa, maJoFy Tor tho government Cali
ioHsand pol Niar majority for the government Of tbo
niied States. Cheers Kentucky has given nifty
'hecrs) And ew the erea. State Of PeanFyiyeni1 bv
bove twenty hou xand popular ajorty has ranged her
llr alongside of the government (Cleers.) And ono.
y a majority you cau hardly count has stamped fhe
ord traitor on tho br wv OF valiandgam, ana ail lie
OF the cannot blot II out. (Applause) In
thousands for the govern 0ent and ia November next
~ ~ eeatemen ,1 WI carry 'ee.La.e OF New York We
ae Of manop4on. (cheers) : think within three I
eA from thIs time we win Gnd the twenty, n
= t,nS' ~ -erhlps New Jersey, will be in sun. !,
t Of t. gorerameni such is the political n
~ par,n 81 Sus ri triumph for the cause "a
=. and tIi, above and beyond all parties | &
count. -thn tn, last -four months the gallaut s,
asrs') e Anu :" wien w., "'' '0' political W
ipn ior the eouniry-(ap 'S|--.o ta..
e'. a .o, we owe The destruction o. one saI,..
oomac roll ba we ,d, nave soen the soT nv ANY "q 1n
rs Of Lee. -, ~ Gettysburg the Iau
ana when ,hc history u wv"
:, wilt pass Into h'.tc.y one OF the great bat io
of OF ihe e""utsy believe taat that day--that I'd
VI -, 1t ihtce ofleeH in the afternoon, when the
,,ny charge was sa.dc, md rcpased that the
,,s N star Of tie rebellion began to go down &
sru ena, n,,hl' and ho san OF tho Union 10 ascer n
nv, no,vsns believe that that victory which ,na m
~ ,ha, great army sent Il rec - "u.,S -s !,
Potomac .s,,sSs s1ESS ,ss, ,ss country save sd made
~ from revolution which only % wv neIv - 'o r,
rot chSer, We ha'' .es ssl's wsin this PERIOD
rV Soven thousans srwa sher arms ~ Gene a.
to General Banks w,uSVss,nai from its
lree in The mo ,nsio the SUI, free iror, rebel rule
y, ay na rs ws,er rejecting back ine saran stars N
opf up 10 ohio aud shut up in tie otio Pcnitenry,
-cfe an such msn oughtts be- We have seen ,ne vo'
hs Tor Gisnorcl ssh we hope 70 read ma, MS S,ees
C has desi royed Chats ton, that sstitant cradle oi
'eonon. This s ttn eaudition cf our country IN ,sS
DID TO NJ ut, and l tell you rhat have not tho
ghtest anxiety tor army in any part o! the country
-hecrs) | beev, II &C attacks Meade that hc ~iu DC
nled Nack as at Gcttysburg nd hops he VIII attack
i'm believe Vat Rosccrans In now so strcrgtnenea
hat &c will. take a leap IN advance. (App'ause
nd the caret OF country abroad improv ng every
IpSG We hs-c reason tosieht TO thark Anagh'v goa
or the imprevcd condition OF our country, Ana now
s dnyY Our duty at home is 70 oanish rom
blic life ard public couls moe the men Who nave been
hwrns tae country IN her struggle for existence You
rave put n rebcllioe here in New Nork-you nave
,nsicd many Of the roter!ou have sent hundreds 70
he pcuasutaryyou have others yet 70 Try and youhre
bringing them tbs condeunatcn OF tne Jaw.
But tell you tonight thai have less
,ondew nation uy toart aud IN my reason for those
friends of Horatio seymour, who mur.
dercc innocent sni burncd down asyums, who roo-
bed an piuniercd-tan have Tor the men o tue city
ans state OF New York who nccd them 70 those bad
decls.s (Applause.) You hav here amongst you an as
secatou called Ststes Rights Assccaticu and that asso
oirtion has bcou tie nursery oi treason here IN New
York. (CherrsD II has been addressed by gentlemen
whose speeches have bccn calculated u deceive ana mis-
Lad the p1dpc That association passed fesomtion
oaliag 60 whenever an act OF the federal
government shoud he passed that nterfered win The
suy aud jurisdiction q New York TO eau OUT the