The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11

matter much az he ooud. lie said:-"Wo are por.
wiscst writers TO two Of the bosl empo,o ..
.Duas Ne,va' and 'ivaS rajarus' saith Tactus 70.
om tnsocs0bsies wicuerunt, iw1erym~ is6rtaiem may
be truly spped 70 your Majesty Let not tho sound Il
grievances excellent sovereign, though IL DO sad seem
harsh " your pr,scey ears y Is PIT eerr,ss col uos
my Of heart which appertsineth 70 loving and loyal SUB
jects" The King thereon called Conference Of judges
and their decision abandoned tho practice.
What given up two hundred and aity
years ago, cannot think Mr. lincoln would
q the Secretary OF bring the his notice ia
the m.asst manner possible though instead Of address
Honest Old Abe" daush.srI AS our armies pro-
gres freedom TO the slave must follow, matter Of
course just like the destruction every other kind OF
rcbel possessions. II this Is what the President
means, it s al right but he means to say
that all slaves in the South are free, 1t ia false,
tor they just much slaves law the pro
clamatlon had boon issued. II has the efore,
fallen dead on black as on white do NOT thk he can
soldier the United States would put down the
slave rebellion (Appause) In a war against womon
and children We are with the women and children. ZAP
plAnse) More: II Il could be plainly soon that this
WAS the purpose Of tho proclamation, every demo
cratic soldier in tho army would lny down hs arms
would like q between tho abolitionis,s
OF the North and the and children OF tho South
Ianshter trust that the women IN such agh...f
As for expecting Greeley and Sumner to go here that is
out Of the qucstion(r renewed anShterrbut for one
would agree 10 there and help the women to ind heso
chaps, II Is only the rapid tracks Greeey and
Sumner would make down Pennsylva avenue, with
honest, brave Southern aftsr tn loud laugh
ter think Congress ought declare how this
Is to be continued. think Il ia waste OF time TO
bother with the President Of Tire United States any age
should be in favor OF the resolution unanimously pn I'd
last year that tho not n overturn ths institutions
OF any part of the country but 10 establish the authority
OF the government everywhere and refusing 20 grant
ono dollar if this plan be departed FROM Applause
Now two things the President must do IL be felt
unite the NORTH no must in truth abolish his party
ganzaton. Cries OF "GOod") read every day in the
republican papers that it 10 necessary that the North
should be united Now never u democrat nominated
for Office in any section OF the country that do nos
read that this all wrong-that we must not havo any
parties. When Governor Seymour nominated Troy
by the wings, and adopted n democratic convention
In Albany--he believed cordiaily--M,rgan declining
re- election; all al cncc these republicans started up IN
their conventions in behalf OF wads ofh but they a, rst
declared that ted parythat must DO united.
Here two great parties united In nominating d,stin
gnished representative OF the State OF Nav York the
result showing that not noar so divided as thev
thought. But President tell US u pat party
while he ia exclusively aud thoroughly partisan him
self. Cheers he ostrich who sticks hs head in the
sand all tho OF him exposed makes more effect
unl conceament of himself than does the President who
tells you that you must have no rarity and yet appoints
thousands OF tax assessors exclusively q his own
ticular party. (Cheers.)- President who fluids it
Cessary 70 arrest and incarccrate n every part
of the United States democrats. Cheers cries
CHATS so) 1.-The does not want any party lot him put
republican in prison, by way af showing consist
ency (Appiause.) President Of the United
not rescue himself from the mpntatioa OF being party
politician who removes from tho command OF the army
General Northumberland and prolonged appanse)-
and who mover yot has been able, or dared assign
reason for doing so--(cries OF "fnst's so'-snd
and who not only does not give him aAothsr command
bot gnonnionsly orders him to the rear deriving
country Of his valuable services Applause mingled wish
that Il was not wise or prudent 10 cauyass the
action Of the administration till they had a
tho for the removal Mcclellan and have nov
waited three months and have not yet beard single
assigned for IT, Applauso Tho President Of the
United States VINO removes glorious and aAkn soldier
like Fitz John Porter (geat and prolonged appliance
and restores Tom Ford nisses) must MOI tell Ms there
party feeling n these things and that Me- democrats
must combine in support Of the administration, and
prosecute tho to overturn the institutions Of the
south, and dony their notions OF the constitution
childish in the President; he might order 10 be
the government into land
il being II IL miracle 70 how the Presdent has
ESCAPED indictments long daughter Tho democratso OF
New York have responsibility resting upon them great
and momertous they had Kfis anSton do
much 70 bear that responsibility and 10 promote gea.
results throughout the Union The coadaon Of party
organ zaton Is amentab,c We divided into
two political MISUNDERSTANDING md Mozart. Il
Both have done good service in The late political cam
pagn They have both done good service IA
the war to pat down this rebellion The resi
ments Of Tammany aud Mozart have locked
their shields many baltic Geds they have done
many political campaign. And while You have hoard
Of their action In tho hcd do not renember to have
heard u any republican Greeley regiment 10 have len
from any quarter Of the country TO lend their aid sup
pressing the rebellion applause and cries OF CHATS
so") But il Is porfectIy Idle 10 keep up organza
tions. in the city Of New York lChecrs) The demo
Gratis or this city and county must unite single OF
app.use) and those party lenders Of Tam
many and Mozart who those separate machines FOR
private ACKNOWLEDGEMENT should have notice that this
traffic must DO stopped--that must have
but single organization Of democrats with
the union Of the conservative wings who
acted with ns In the late campaign tApplanse) They
must never again nave separate organizations These
Tammany aud Mozart organizations should IN my udg
ment be disbanded-that there should be hut Com.
mi,;ec o. Elections appointed by the whole people
stead Of as now having nominations made matter Of
traffic among themselves dhecrs) Is ior myself,
voted at lhe last election for the ticket nominated IN this
way Il most important should carry the state
by any decent mcins-tnat II there Ind been nvc and
twenty organizations all should have chance being
represented the ticket. But these organizations
must be united, and shall be Ualtsd
A. far az can 90 Tn future win woe no ticket nom
mated Ia the OF that Al the last election my
this now, 50 that no man expecting to DC nominated Tor
any office charge with aay personal hostility
him. will vote for no man nominated in this way, II
~ duty 70 see 10 u that The men o. Ismmany and
Mozart be forced 70 single organization let
all unite under banner and march riunphantly
victory. There csntot be two opG'ons win regard u
the propriety ~ this. One word In conclusion am
one Of those who DESPAIR o me republic. say that
twenty millions Of Substantially FREQ people every
woman aud child ~ whom knows that he and she
are living under inc beet government ever devised
earth, enjoying prosperity up TO little time ago
bounded-aDd freedom which, though locally aud par
tally interrupted greater than known before--un
usual happiness and extraordinary portion - the
world, and yot only insAnt reprblc-i say that
twenty millions OF free aud enlightened people VIII
allow this beneGcent government - perish tArpause)
furnted men care not how desperate the
armies in the fed may b., though | under
stand that the boodiest battle helds the
men engaged In a hall hour afterwards the opposing
forces can hardly be distinguished from each other
They eat together talk together exchange kindness when
they meet on picket together and give each other notice
when their next encounter may take place and the
next they renew the battle TO go back Z. the old feeling
the next night tApplaHe) Now this 10 the feeling
which binds people together and the present. prosperity
enioy-the wonderful future before us--tbe great
republic are holding Up to the admiration o. the
world-sre Inducements thst must compel TO q
settlement Of these dnculties which exist, eud
to a restoration q the Union, with a return
former happiness and prosperity In that day, III
ve always been ready 40 thing that might
contribute the peace u The country shall be ready
any sacrifice q Individual time and Of pro
peace between the two different tectops Of the
country and 20 restore the Unios deter ct the
time 10 submit ~ anything dssraaefu 10 the GO
verpment and I'll tho time equally determined to
advocate everything whatever may be the hazard attend
ing H. that will tend TO restore the Union and the pros
perity e the United states Of America. Applause
Jrtge PaEErH beng called npon rose and made few
remarks, promising 10 address them al length
future occasion