The New York herald., 1863-10-30


chsnge the most acute chanpin Of this injustice 70
produce a substan,m m fo ts iuictin except tlm
the soldiers ballot Ike his blood ie cosccratei thu
cause OF his country.
Resolved, mat tho defeat o. woolvaFd wary con-
servaive, tne rebuke Of Tuttlc dissatisfied general
ard the annhistion of Vaiandiyham, martyr TO rea-
alike demorstrate that device hide from the
people the evli influence OF ops soson victories mat
Ter under what auspices these victories may be achieved
No party he entitled o. the confidence Of
when s successes promoted .hy the defeat inl its
discomhnres by tho triumph the rationni arms As
Macbeth prompted 10 treason and murder by the
black prophecies Of the heah The South instia
ted to rebellion aud by the darker promises OF
certain rthern democrats And later rebellion, stag
sefed by telling blows revived upon the hone OF oppos
gains; and now, New York, having entrusiad
eCutvs pover l. the opposition, has taught her own
feople. well her sister Stntas. how mach OF encou
raenent thus be impaired to he rebel government
Resolved That while the honest exercise Of the right
OF criticism upon the acts OF pub is approved and
defended, Condemn the abuse OF that right, prac
tisel by those who systematically misrepresent, and ~
scrminatey denouDce, the motives and measures OF
mat overwhelmed s they have been by difficulties and
responsibilities Of magnitude unknown to their prede-
candid patriot will withholdhe expression OF
SURPRISE that havo been many, but rather
that they have been That and steady
sdvsecenent upon the land and the ers being the
tary and civil authorities is the rghlfu glory Of both
these branches OF countrys service. The mastery
| diplomacy this administration; the towering ability
aud OF It's financial head tho staesmanshp
and patriotism or its chief recognized with pride by
the loyal people OF the nation Those who denounced
washington throughout. the doubtful period Of tho
Revolution Madison in the war Of 1912; Jackson his
conflict with nuhaca,ion. and Lincoln in his struggles
with the great rebeon will be charged by poserity
with common motives, and history Will do justice 70
assai!arts and ass,iled
onal authority defend the constitution, perpetuate
the Union and preserve the nations fe s equally sacred
with the Of the Revolution, 10 which that nation
its origin. That n momentous II is
duty within the rules Of civilized warfare to invoke
placed in our hands That to this end We heartily ap
prove the several acts Of Congress- for enrolling the ma
Ing the corpus from the uses OF treason-ipem
nfyiDg public officers from the malignity OF arrested
for ou,rages upon southern Unionists
rebesopepng tho lands OF the South TO white la
bor.arming friendly troops Of every coor creed and
perpetual emancipation OF the slave. n
Resolved That unable directly TO write these doctrines
gard TO past political divisions will vote ut the polls
the upon State ckot, by whom these principles
ropresented being tonight in county meeting as
sembed cordially raty and conrputhe nominations
OF our conventions for county and judicial Offices. That
in John Keyser Ior Register John T. Hoffman for Eecor
der Henry Smith for Supervisor Isaac Dayton for Surro
gates Josiah Sutherland, James W. White Joseph s. Bos
worth, Henry Hilton and Florence Mccarthy for judges
OF the Supreme, Superior, Common Pleas and Marine
Courts respectively, we recognize OF the highest
character ad u marked qualifications for public useful
ness.
Resolved, That in the unprincipled alliance recently
concluded In this city between two hostile factions OF the
opp son party IN which the hypocrisy of the Is
equaled only by the audacy boh) the people OF this
metropolis have witnessed the most dangerous encroach
upon their rights, their liberties and their safely.
represenstive ndeiy or character, have Committed
their usurped powers to few trading politicians,
ans ns in turn By so Of dsSeuSy
the wishes OF The honest adherents OF their party have
bareaned both county and judicial stations Crying
against alleged arbitrary measures to maintain the
government of their country they at the same time at
tempt to sub ect tho people OF this city, even those Of
tyranny. The glare Of the ucendiarys torch hardly
extinguishedhe Of the helpless orphan and OF the
infuriated mob ndamed by skuking leaders, was but
just when the independence of the judiciary OF
our city the ultimate protection Of life and property was
directly assaed. Precedent be searched In vain for
the overthrow In this city Of upright judges by their
own party, to compass personal interests or political
schemes. The discarded candidates, although not OF
political faith, shall sustain. But tho Lesson will not
be complete unless all the expected fruits Of this afro
cous combination shall turned ashes the lips
its inventors. Under these circumstances upright
citizen fail to perceive that the honor and safety Of
NEW York IN the S ss o
entire Union County and Judicial Ticket
SPEECH OF HON. LEWIS BARKER, OF MAINE.
MIR. PREslDENr-l remember once hearing simple, un-
sophisticated country lad who undertook at school ex
hibtion, 70 rece the piece, MY name Norva which
did much the satisfaction Of his rustic negbbors
that he began TO believe he had talent for the stae
Fuf this idea he obtained the consent Of his parents To
try his fortune the city boards and he succeeded in
the play Of Richard III In which his part was TO
nounce to Buckingham in tho words Of the play, "My
with great perseverance, and no felt little doubt OF his
ability acquit himself credtably when the time
bcheld a spectacle which ho was entirely un
prepared for. Thero were the footlights, the mp
Of s on hGs
Frightening the words out Of him. He could not recall
word but M bis native pluck came to his rescue and
When rode into your city and my name announced
speaker here began to practice, like the country
ranged the incest speech you heard repeated
IL over 70 myself attiludnizing before the glass; Ia
Charles Sumner. But since came upon the platform,
and remembering that was In the great commercial
metropolis OF tho country and looking upon the sea OF
human races pe'Spe Sa me- nave ,orsV,sen s my Pars
notions, and thrown myself upon your generosity.
listened TO the resolutions Just read with great interest
They breathe substantially tho spirit Of the platform
which carried the election In Maine had the honor
Of drawing in country school house In my district six
resolutions Oh which We substantially based the
paign IN Maine. They wcrcfirst Resolved the rebel
lion is unconstitutional" (Appause) Second, That It
is constitutional TO put down. (Cheers and laigher
Third that President Lincoln Is putting 1t (on-
tinued laughter and cries OF that's soy Fourth, that
that Coney goes to the right. SIXTH that we go for
Coney. daughter and appausc.) The spirit OF
which tho Union loving men OF New York can md
vii! unite. When the bod, bad men who nugurated
this rebellion and entered their uDhoy work,
they calculated on three facts 10 give them
The nrst tho bclcf that had obtained Southern
mind by the careful training Of quarter Of century,
mean, cowardly. ylvered. money loving racethat we
loved money than God country free institu
golden eagle the silver dollar and copper cent-that
these constituted the Northern trinity (Iaughtcr) Two
years aud half have by boys In blue have
been down on the blood stained fields Of Vcksbarg
tysborg and Port Hudson, and many other red fields Of
tho soutn and they have vndcitod Northern courage
and Northern vaor (Applause) They have proved
that our patriotism had not been all exhausted
IN Fourth Of July celebrations; but that the
descendants OF those who fought tho BATTLES OF the
country In the olden times the worthy desccpdans
% Of their noble si,es (Applausc) And they have been
found foes worthy OF any Steel That first hope or tho
rebellion has, as the boys say "eone up" They know
In the South today what Northern men are made or
Their second bore was that we rouse ourselves
TO the effort o saving The country, especially after they
havrg sent our abroad robbed the trea ry seized
the forts and arsenas, and deprving all Of
defence that-in the event we made the aempt-orcgn
Intervention could be relied on, especially by England
and France. That was the secpud hope Of the
rebeiion. Ana they might well have cal.
cuatod on that; for wrong sympathizcs with
wrong, wickcdness with wckodnees tho world
over CHEERS When these bad men concm plated the
creation OF southern government, based on human
slavery Tor It's chief corner stone they might we'll
late on the sympathy OF the arstocratc governments Of
Europe: the prog divide the untry and