The New York herald., 1863-12-04

~ No. ICheeTb TauXhtCT.I
A., N his s-lisnt description Of the recent battle.
os -, Hooker - battie was above tho c,ads. -
Then, NO. 20 their dnly oy - tno resimenlS. and
our lie @Saa % o ABOVE 70 ,hS SS dS sze
OF be snn Of treedo,~. aud the wear soldiers WIN oe
famed by tho breezes ast coming naase (App.so's
Nona no sao thst under The power or the constitution
tina President NAV moi coei e state r.at cioud SAT
very low In tho yaow OF tribL a''oo' Nor die Any o
now say that Southern soldier 70 equal To five
ones: was 1t said that the reSehon mad IA nv
military skin. and that wo had TO train Seneras "
Daniel f. sickles stepped from the streets o. New York
soldier worthy 10 be the first lieutenant OF fighting Jos
Hooker. Applause And a more thorough stratoRkt
abier soldier in all respects than Grant could nos
be found, who wanted 10 win tho lieutenant general
ship Of the United states Army. (Renewed ap.
plause lie could alludo to may generals whose
deeds il they could be reoited, would gladden.
elder Napoleon could the record be
made of his marsha. II said that the business OF
the North be suspended and grass grow
tho streets OF the city Down the dark pool OF do
spsr lowered that cloud Some said that div ided North
was to aid the rebellion That cloud went under our feet
when grape and canister scattered New York mob.
Enthusiastic cheers.) But, said the rebels, we will
break up your manufactures Cotton being king We will
impoversh you. No vessels will cross tho Atlantic be-
tween tho ports Of Europe aud those OF the
North. Hs wondered what premium 'greenbaoks"
people OF France that when country became as
popuIous to tho square mile France then was would
tho world would necessarily gravste towards US and
follow our example. France, England and tho whole
sand mon would spring to arms wc should let lhem
that long there right OF the American gov
eTDment violated youth would be ready 10 stand 70
arms Palmerston snd Russell would be the witnesses
their infamy by redressing the wrongs Of British
pirates upon American commerce loud oheers) Tho
speaker then alluded to the Franco Austrian empire
and said that America would let the mysterious being
who controlled the destines Of France know that he
interfered with American politics he intenered with the
most martial people IN tho world, who sympahizcd with
the widow in her weeds, who raised the orphan
from his who fond OF trade because its pursuit
offered field enterprise aud for amassng the dollar
who fonder still OF squanderng If need be, in
a praiseworthy and patriotic cause. (Appause) And
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borders, he would involve himself with the people he had
described and that the glory OF the lilies OF France will
inevitably pale before the stars OF America.
SPEECH or GENERAL slcKLgs.
General DAsIEI f. sCKLEs then troducod and on
rising to address the meeting was warmly applaudod
After he cheering had subsidized he spoke follows
FELLow CITIZENS, LADiNs AND GxsrLsMsS-fhis Is tho
auspcious moment TO strengthen the Union army. The
battle OF Chattanooga has secured our oothod IN the
heart Of the nsurgen territory. Fast Tennessee North
Alabama ana Georgia and the mountain region OF
North Carolina, which now command. contain a
hardy industrious population or Union men. This
region ia at once the point South and the
OF its Union sentiment n will not be long before
shall reap the rich harvests OF this victory--the
lrits OF the genius OF Rosecrans Graut HOOKER and
Burnside (applaise. )the completion OF series OF
operations extending over period OF two years. IL Is To
be regretted that, through some misappreheuson OF
the Army OF the Potomac has been marched
up the hill and then marched down again without result
but this should not discourage nor that heroic army
10 which am prond to belong (Cheers To the South
this Is the moment Of anguish perhaps despair to us It
Is the hour OF tranquil repose But do not lot US foRet
greatest aohievements, and an overweenins COZ
ndence the other hand loads TO s worst caamitcs.
II would afford the South the opportunity 10 recover
from the staggering blows OF the past year NO have only
TO suffer army TO dwnde away without recruits,
while the rebel conscrption Oils up their depicted ranks
n would drive them from defeat to despair, we
would prove tho South that Il can neither recover
what has lost keep what yet holds. we have only
10 furnish the asked for by the President with
a wise forecast in October. The necessity for
to day great and urgent as was then These men
given, you viii celebrate peace next Fourth OF July.
loud cheering.) Meanwhile not fail 70 profit
| by Of the past year Henry Clay SAID,
when he walked the streets OF Paris after reading
victory OF New orleans that be felt himself taller
although noble helrted President needs no add
| ton to ms stature-(augh,er)-ye Amerca may well IN
| her diplomacy lust tone up few nchos. Let us
address Europe the language OF nason thai feas DOT
only conscious Of the justice OF " 2se. but of the Vast
of Its material military and financial power.
cloud cheers.) Tho time has come when Ar. coward
ropesn Cabinets, demanding tcrmn alton Of the conces
sion Of begcrent rights to the rebels Great applause
Let us remind my Lord palmers'on on New Years day,
that the OF beigerent rights TO the Southern
insurgents was one Of the Instances IN which the clever
managers Of European affairs made bundcr Now is
their time 70 undo this wrong. Let us remind Europe
the seas Geet Of corsars xhch has tremendous
injury upon the commerce OF afrendy Power that these
freebooters all built and lifted out IN European
ports that not OF them entered rebel port
that Of them has sent capture into any
port condemnation prize court and that this
of pirates s kept afoat for It's awcss work o spoatou
solely by means OF tho facities allowed them BY Eu
| ropean states, in violation & international law
and the comfy OF nations. Waving the bad faith
| OF tho TRANSACTION nj the outset, let rs demand
the revocation of this concession now, OF the
utter bopeessnexs of the rebel Europe will
fail 70 SEQ hat in the general war by Louis
| Napoleon his recent speech, play part in
the Of beerent rights ana the equipments OF
thousand prvaseefs or the combatsns When that war
comes our ships protected by iron clads will do the
carrying trade for the world. (Cbeers To ensure
for these demands let raise these three hundred
thousand men and 90 building our staunch aud trim
iron cads-irop cads which, unlike the fripce Consort
and tho Warrior, do not founder the waller like por
poses Let insist that the question for Europe
onser whether the southern oonedoratio1 snai be re.
oosnzed az goyernfsent but whe her crumbng and
totering conspiracy shall any longer be dgnned with
the aud privileges of bell eeren and a. snd
cept IN furnish muplt ons OF for hopeless
nure the of friendly. but
powerful rival whose patience with European anmosi
tics well nigh exhausted let Europe remember that
the hour danger vvidy described by he Emperor
OF the French will be Americas opport Dty Poland
had been nation for thous years she II strug
CLING to regain her lost Why she 10, recog
Dized A. belserenu The reason Will be found IN
wholesome dread of the power OF Russia. Asain say
let Us Sc this new levy u men, aud build tseny
iron clads aud furop~ VIII do justice They Will
their ports rebel prvateers and the sea will again
be free 10 our commerce Now IN the time pot forth
our utmost strength tor nnal campaign. There - no
harm In remembering that the hour of triumph the
hour Of msgnaHmity. side by side with our
great Wsparat'ons et us ahnounce coIsutn
nsurgent States The well dsposef inhabitants y thin
lines should DO treated a. citizens And every 10
habitant within our Lines found with bis bands
employed la guerrilla warfare, should be treated Ma
roleon directed Joseph 10 ues, the ~pansh guerlas
under Ike circumstances-shoot them vhercver found.
(Rcnewcd appiause) la TINS way tue Luiou -entimont
IN the centre Of the souh-uov within our ues-wil 70
sustained and should be fosteed aud extended by all
The means wb bich -tates hip devise u follows
that the population viii AID our army, watch tH
communcstons. keep OF guerillas aud inform q tue
encmy = movements. Wuh the foothold hsv--
the very citadel of tho south, tie mountains and
valleys Of ue Cumberland IN our hands-th'ir
defeated armies n tho southwest sithoGt
a retreat except towards the sesbosrd-sways lstal
70 ,bcm-whle the army of lee hs. only tho choce
between starvation In the deieuces % Richmond ani
battle and root al the bands II the Army Of Poouc
" Lees army ventures 70 stay the Ged. 10 make
AL This sure and easy hurry on your voiunieersh ~
the ranks q our weak taitaons-aDd let toe Wtoe
ton rally with one heart iOr tue hna cafnpasr treat
armies and generous policy Will give us peace and uan
IN SIX months C'1hats % and great appliance II
you do md "a these results enough 20 the
tal spirit q the people let plead With YOU ~
our brave fellows angunhug and dy ng e ttryato u
the loahsome prisops u the enemy. shall not be
swift 10 sverse these tortnrcsy let ne march sud
release them. Remember tho bsrbsres Ttactasd uprn
Iplon men, women AND rbldTen lhInrlhOnt Tho