New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

With them life without slavery is scarcely acceptable
When you see men with their wives and families aban
donning their homes and leaving most Of their property
behind you need not talk TO me about compromise
Appanse This Rebellion is based solely upoI
that institution. There is space on eacl
side Of the Mississippi River abandoned / have
heard planters say that they would burn their panta
army and hide in the woods with their negroes There
is but one solution to this Rebellion and he who talks OF
any other is fool and a madmaD. IAppause.l And
long as there remains single root Of it 1t viii grow
and eliminate in another Rebellion: am not talking
without my host. Years ago. half OF my fortune con-
sisted in slaves and have told them TO go when they
chose All the slaves in the Southern States would not
compensate mo for what passed through when New
Orleans under the Rebel rule. lGreat applause
Fellowc citizens do not misunderstood ne: suffered
neither in person nor in purse. Itook the liberty OF
expressing my thoughts but the solctudc OF knowing
that was at any moment liable to be pleAed up ana
taken before bloodthirsty vigilance Commit
were. from my heartlstone wife and babe
perhaps never to be heard Of again; was something
which not all the slaves in Africa could compensate mo
for. lCheers You who as prosperous as you ever
were, although the Secessionsts told you that in six
months after the commenced the grass would grow
in your sreets-and it actually did in thers--cinDOt
comprehend this. To US il paradox that cannot
solve that there are those in the North who trying
allow such men TO breathe the same air with you.
Loud cheering. i've waited six months for
that 81 Had we in the City of New-Or-
suit, to say nothing Of the justice Of the
Secession cause, there would not have been
Union man left to recognize our flag when II was Dorne
back there by our glorious tars. under the immortal
Farragut loud cheers. Therefore It Is that say
tits mysterious to u.s. and only to be accounted for by
the strength of the institutions of our Government
that you allow the CopperLead to breathe the same ar
with you. lCheers AS to our final success IN the
cause / have never had any doubt; The same God
reigrs who has always reigned ana y Is MS oeG r
that this Rebellion should be put down. Cneers lbs
little cloud of war will soon pass away ana onr
will again stand erect in the face Of Cod with not one
star If that blue union losterect glorious ana hee
for all. prolonged applause.
LORENZO SHERWOOD of Texas was the next
speaker He said that it but short time since we
congratulang ourselves upon the achievement OK
a stable Republican Government. Suddenly, and with
ont warning We were thrown into civil war. In the
North no word raised against Democratic govern
mert but the South had become debauched in Iubhc
opinion that had ceased 10 be element Of National
strength What was il that debauched that Iopula
ton; what had so debauched a certain portion Of the
North 10 convert it into IN element OF NatlonM
the dsgracesul days Of July no better than upon
tie Rebels Of the South. FOR the suS', ,nn,S
20 Republican principles for practical AID IN
maintaining those PRINCIPLES he asked his auditors to
compare any one IL the black soldiers in our armies
with the Governor Of New.York. Loud laughter and
applause He once lived neehbor to Horato Seymour
In si3 both belonged TO the Democratic party IIey
met in Senatorial Convention from 0tseso ana oIeids
Counties. 1t the turn of Oneida County to have
the Senator and she presented IIoraO seymour. HIS
county said that they could not accept Seymour for ne
was not Democrat in principle anu he was an m
worth. Horatio Seymour had been uHsou;d rs Dem
since ne was one OF the leaders OF Inose
WHO killed off Silas Wright; he never was Democrats
be never had drop Of Democratic blood IN his VEINS
any more than Jim Brooks. lLaughterl Inc Demo.
cratic party to-day, they who were Demoerals
! for the reason Of the thing, were ill sustain
ing the Government to-day. In the South,
the reyoluonists said that Slavery and Democracy
were Incompatible, Real Democrats could not sympa-
,hise with them Bat old Federal Wings and HunAer
Democrats men who did not believe IN the Democratic
principle those who synpathized 18th the Reoes.
The Democratic element Of the SCUM must DE- hade ne
future political South against the sntiDenooTatic
force In the South which III league with European
dospots The great bulk of this nation could harmone
mon the idea of free government and civil liberty ard
upon nothing else. We must give encouragement and
protection everything capable OF being converted
into an element Of national strength, and discourage
ment TO everything else.
CUAs SPENCER. esq.,, was then introduced.
He said: Fellow Citizens should not be justified Of
this late hour in doing anything more than aesnoWedg
ing your courtesy ncallng upon M 10 sleaA. lou ho"
as well AS do that the contest upon which we are CO.
terir contest between the Union zen OF tls clae
and tie Peace Democracy Of this State, ard We resi-
dents Of the city Of New YORK have had enough OF me
Peace Democracy since the 18TH OF July. They com,
plain bitterly that Gen Gilmore has been violating al
The rules If BY throwing Greek lire into Chareson
but concur with newspaper OF this city that we nave
lad Greek fires enough among here, 70 justify us in
unfolding that kind Of warfare. loud laughter and
applsuse. Gentlemen the state OF California mas given
Won an example and that voice had scarcely died away,
before we heard from the State Of which remember In
IL 20 We boys used 10 sing:
oh have you heard how old Maine went,
Went went, hell-bent, ios Governor Kentl"
and Old Maine responded 10 California. AnI gehtle-
men believe we ought 10 be encouraged rot only from
III. results OF the elections but om the victories OF our
armies; and happy to learn by the latest teegrams
oricht that Gen Rosecrans is still fighting on VIII
guaranty that you will not IND him. Ike Mc.!en, as
I. y. IF Auri.t Il
looking at the battle through powerful telescope; nor
lie him AZ the battle Of Williamsburg dating dispa,ch
from the field when he was twenty miles away,
and lsses In conclusion permit TO say that De.
iicve war will speedily and .rumihan;ly end, and
believe that You and will live 70 see The day wten as
one of is results and Of the results 81 the Oroas
Proclamation Of Freedom, there shall. exist on this con-
,;ncnt hut one prosperous, happy and iree people,
l'Lona afplause.l -,
II being reaIly II O'clock the meehne