The New York herald., 1863-11-06
ties in this country throughout two generations, and de-
termne the verdict of psieriiy in regard 20 thcm.
uE ESTE oF THE WAR;

they voting down this AdmInstration, because Is
lncom' etent and ought never TO h'ye beon elected
They say, again That they voting decide the res
dental question Of 1904 They duinr such thing
Abraham lincoln ec,ed 1850 President OF tho
United states for four years, VIZ rom the 9TH of Mrch
1891 to the 4th OF March. 1868 fairly Justly bonnrably
constiIuiiouaiy elected The question "a not whether he
ought 10 have been elected n ls0 that settled Ia tha
election OF 1850, ana rrevesibe The question Is not
whether no or any person connected with his sd
mnstraton shall be eeceG In 1854 That VIII DO settled
In tho election OF 1854 Abraham Lincoln was elected
In 1860 10 be President, part but ~ the whole
Of tho United States bat he has ben forcby Kept out
Of part of the United states Louisiana. Virginia North
Carolina, south Carolina Georgia and other Gulf States
Ia those states he s Presdcn, de rs but not d facto
Tho object OF this election h ia. Oh et of the u Is
TO make Abraham Lincoln President de- ia 70 from 1880 10
1854 Georgia. South Carona and other Gulf sr,es
Ohio.
rEAoE PRESIDENT TnE WHOLE
UNITED STATES.
know the wagcd object VIII succeed, and
know occtlous held for the ob VIII succeed.
They win succeed because tho object is just and
justice 10 politics Is necessary. IL is Injustice aud
downright robbery OF Abraham Lincoln aod the ma
the full enjoyment of tho authority confer cd
upon him in that election There Dc pace
and aud snd lo,aaan L'neoln Is ireadem, ,ra@ Wa'
stinct OF tho whole human family. II man has house
horse, or boat, and II Is taken from him all society
combines 10 restore II TO his possession and Il awards sc
punishment TO those who attempt 10 rob him OF his
rights You saw this lesson written In the earliest school
book that was put In your hands,
Steal not this book my honest friend,
For fear the gallJws viii be your end
The american people win repeat this simple moral IN.
struction tomorrow by saving every usufgent and
every confederate the free states well as IN the
slave States
steal not the Presidency my honest friend,
For fear tho galows viii be your end.
The result be attained important opponents
as Is to Wha, IT, through battle and suffrage, the
nso,s ne VEN, S, os hc of ,bs n,ea saes
until another cecon2 What they should then succeed
in eleo.'ns President In 1854 asains. 'he majority who
expected TO acquesce without voting and without blood
she'd the election of jefferson Davis, John Brecs
nrdge. or Horato seymour Certainly not and Then
you have perpetual civil war which s nothing else Than
perpetual anarchy Let not he deceived. Abraham
Lincoln be President Of south Carolina and Georgia
by virtue Of his election Of 1860 not only the peace u
the Union, but tho Union itself II forever lost Peace
comes through that SUCCESS and IN no way There
liz always peace where nsce roigns--always disorder
whore injustice prevails. grea, poet Expressed this
truth in homely language, which you doubtless renem-
"Jack shall have Glll,
Nanght shall 90 III
| The man shall have his mare again,
And all shall g we'll.
know you viii prevail TO for another
Like the last one, II Is founded upon moral instinct
that moral instinct which guides the people of every
country to maintain and defend that country simply be-
II Ia their II is instinct natDra and
strong the instincts which the basis o the family
relation. Every unporvefted man adberes 70 his own
wife IN preference 10 another mani wife. and Dghts In
defence In preference 20 tho defence Of strange
man. Every unpofvertod CARES for and guards and
trains his child instead of wasting his care on his
neighbours children so every unporvcred cizcn CO.
tends his country against It's enemies. domestic and TO-
Il
| destroy his own The robin does much lie gsards
bis nest because II IL his The lion defends hs lair,
and q these II endowed with force adequate 10
defence. Our dsloyal citizens the assumption
that the enlightened and yrtuous American people less
field. You from these remarks why II rs that through
out this have refused 10 bo diverted from tc main
question to n collateral and therefore lido and
mschevous debates. II Ia such debates that troubo
weak minds aod fahcss hearts Thsy afraid OF Tho
loss Of individual liberty and o State rights and they
therefore conimualy the string u arbitrary
and suspension o tho habeas corpus They DO not
see that tho country ~ In condition Of civil wAr--ex
posed " foreign invasion. that weapon of
which must be welded by the military power Of the
State and not BY It's courts and cons,aoIes Tho dangers
they fear future they overlook tns present danger
which, n prevails, viii leave tho country future
They the public peace lost p,eousy that they
storedby contest with the enemies In arms who nave
destroyed IT, They sigh for peace Ia ,he future and thas
sides. They troubled 70 know the npon
you viii give peace 10 tho insurgons- The
unii Mey haus susuid and deep,d AIrahSn Lincoln az
e Fresient Of TIE Tinted Satrs; then, and NOT bors
b. ne tnss 30 sredk Of tsrms a peace.
AprnoAcB oy ruK TINE rfKsk SHALL Hg SxIrnxn
IAvEKr NOR slAvvs ~ rnE LAsD
The abettors of the rebellion troubled for fear
enough o slavery and slaves They want 70 know what
We prssoee aboa, that Ny answer is. that they had
| submitted 10 Abraham Lincoln at tho beginning they
would have retained tbs whole Thy hIpe lot w resa
ono> auerage, Tn n0,sard siavs monh Each
month n prolonged rsfrtnos incyenscs N, ton, dnf thy
uerging uTn the time waea fIbg0a oora.a9 to late.
| wM nsith0 tauoy nnuei in ne ianf. This
L
they propose surrender. they entitled 70
terms What has happened To slavery thus far has been
ordained not by man. bat OF God without seeking 10
divine Hs ways think that tho futare Will bc like unto
tho past. ne ,n'arsd'on e,n t,,,a undsr n,inar
| no5as oPrs Always TO rux rRoDid.Ls1s
YeveI,r an, ,ctiIiH9 hat ne prod. .9rI. shall
turn Ths doors, 90 far az an soncsrne sAaH ary q,
oysa The lsnser he IS eOpien, 10 feed buskS
his daanco with the harIo of rebei'on tho greater VII
be his ultimate disgust with her embrace The greater
rs hunger and his disgust the deeper VIII DO h repent
aDce and the more lasting bs re'ofmaii0n.
frAros..
hall feIid inrdfi ufer Atm and yet, speaking
for myself Tor you AMI the whole American pso
pie expresA the oonyctoa that mother man nor angela
prevent the stted cali being slain for hs
wuen be d.es the back saying psnhsuy. "Bfo,b.rs
have offended, and desire focooeaiaion."
The sympaihzers with the rebols tell of debt ,
taIes aud blood Was ever sovereignty and fresd0n
saved without ths expenditure o money and Of sf u
10 the lot appointed ~ nations u endure with ia
evils gel m % ENJOY At Intervals peace and prosy.ry.
Who caused te debts The taxes aud The ahoddns n blii
10 c0nnlct like this tho question: s u al
siract suffering, bot which Of tho oonlandsg psr,ss
suffers most vicsei m THIS lisl he whole Of toe fgf
fering which the has produced has fallen spos the
nGatgenn and the loyal part of tho unitei hia,s on
emp,. 10 the lnsarsent states there not cu1sn
who poorer and the unhappy for tbs 10
tho loyal resipnn there "a not rt@t2 which 10 Dot
cause mo increase q wealth which from
national dscpins q industry which the war bis
eesed us " saoi' has so.o.ei ~ 10 ~ va
eristnE When The var besgn Nor nrt ~e forget that
u 10 oniy que ~ whss dabts and ubiso tsKes
shall Iay-not WHISTLER 90 shall PAY any We pay esther
the debts and tarss u Abraham Lincoln AMI ts Nin.
ntrston tho debts and tAtes o. jefcfsoa DAVIS Asd
Robert r. T0omba. Ia the ons cass 80 have a. ~saFa
lent o, dollar dollar psy sId tha greater
clgivnent w natDo1ai safety and hnoor IN ne other
case pay twelve doius 10 rJld f0r one dollar 4
fsdsra,s oesT With the sddiilonsi 0s q s'srssi ss
grace a1d ruin.
asfnnxyHrrvs rnOsfUTrr
Jeff eFY
nsy sunbers. ffty year ego, tD.n, 90
Docnded u1dsDu river for forty sf yoafs sas
study through thu Ageocy ~ that river sni ari
ncsI srtrnsons R ID 10 tbs lakes and The ksssppi, "
oSy Unon and develop tue greatness And ros<fhr
II The Afp~rcAn people Evsy ssocs~lins rear rsvesef
psw enlarged And Srstfyirs sucosss ~ thai ptcy, gIts
the ysar fsco rbeo, on my uAy 70 the nsApna espita
dsse~sded the Efs canal All the H9dsn rfves. ssf.
veycd tns cities that mad osn % % tbsh bAnss sth
vordes, and the vsst oomrsfe> that Seated % tsis
waters with stmraiba. Bt Thea thsfs Wa the alssm,
ma,srinss bsd sed d.sp ,hfssisnins evll -s sad 70