The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

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which Is under the command Of General ~nsiae wnn
9 ssts cSsrss 4 ~ Snssy ops atios = sesh o.
partment but Law order has been made gtvLS n
exercise i in any snssr Whatever Is IS gross
ton would be FOR the commander or Camp Douglas
S he .s s a1a S
What would my friends Of the 7rba~e have thcssot
beautiful june morning some lutte spstars reno
raj eminent BY the magnitude Of his ounders and noso
rous only by defeat perfectly bsssde hiss In sdira
tcn Of his shoulder straps and
Ycu win please retire through back door; prIn
cpIes healthy according 70 my standard and
a. 70 cs his military policy. lCon.uued laushter That
the question: gentenen, and without any remarkable
uyro r,o ls' 20 i've y. lew years
don't wish this kind Of treatment turned upon the
party Of which am member and Say 70 ropooI,
this abyss that opeps bepre remenber there y some
thing mora iscrsd IN this question than party do net
tanned BY The proprietors Of the nm Let not that 10
my plea appearing befove on this occasion Let
be said that was here because wished 70 add my hum
piause.l take the responsibility Of my presence here
toni ht without reference 70 party defiant Of party
Who are here 70 night viii reflect upon this tenure By
which hold our property and right o. frce ess
e the arbitrary opinion q an %.Sc...c
major general What Is is rty worth H. when ths Citizen
is charged with an oenc: there no tribunal 70 deter
S ss-:,'' >! s'' s.. e: nay
sas. s'i sa ssn:,saen arc ossp.ssssd: r.p
think They ere Ss.. r.bs . Is
That =, violating no INV, they have nens 70 sneir
OPINION . y he war end ~ quest: Wy, y ~.
into eoars We have spdc!csa D,s,ric. Attorney ana
vjrdcatpr the laws q though we had war Tho fact
that Mr. ssorey not brought into those courts Gun
sss, ~. s.ps: BE- Ass sss e
and inc strong erm Of force y broueht 70 nsar
that w Dos sss 'ss
Ing In the nrst instance The popular and rrcva"ing
opinions, and that 70 tolerate this disruption on me
and silly victim 70 an absolute tyranny Some says
snTn.ds taking We have not Sssn parsicuy snx
10 emulate tho SOUTH and least o. ALL SHOULD re 40
90 50 in this respect South they nave Gay
Those who do should support Burnside. Gentlemen, Am
getting ho.rss and am afraid you c'n hear me i
but don't say Of me o. John Randolph oncesad Of
try member oe(1,ngress who drank pitcher Of water
while making SIhort speech, "He Ii the hrst windmill
order OF Burnsdes necessary step In the war waged
for the maintenance Of Institutions What arc eur
psttusonsf First and dearest among them are free
speech and free press You say 70 the moner give up
the boy who the light your heart yo ar0 we 70 sS
and die FOR Tie assertion Of liberty 10 virginia
and Tennessee and while they are on that mis-, mis-
sion we will do utmost 10 destroy liberty ct home.
Gentlemen In looking the pat, you will ind the es
Establishment dsepotism often preceded by an attempt
papers suppressed IN Virginia. Philadelphia and Boston
The that intends 10 create despotism IN
our midst will be forlorn consoaon on any
winch the substantial part Of our oedam and
hesitate that 10 better Tor the people that the
government should fail In any Undertaking, whether Of
warlike or peaceful character which involves the de
struction Of free press among twenty millions Of iree
men, II this issue is pressed II viii be rcsolney met by
the people Of the Northwest and result IN division and
about an equal these great which nave been
observations Of ali mankind no less than own three
quarters century OF experience amount 70 the pro-
that the party which stands or Tree spcccn snu
submitted 10 You claim TO be law abiding men
rest quietly until you get the decsion OF the Judges
is 10 no small extent substituted for law you can DO ex
cited, indignant, yet Iawabidjng citizens reposiug up
Ss s ~pwns 20 believe that they are pow
eriess for your protection To repuocsns say tnls
to remain popular sovsrnmsns ana , our , ps1 ,u
coin and his administration thrust no such burden upoo
~ as thess arbitrary unlawful acts Of military omccrs
ous ~ Or soy e.Ser shs. ever existed gov
ernsnt 70 p"lisseai psrds'0n cloud ana long
-p'"' RrxARxs % =. q. AsAY.s ~ rlT y
.ns g. q ne fs:idsa ana -: received WIN o.: NE
always been In politics. and 10 Is mot bad stock either
question have but one thing 70 ssx and :ha;
pressed 81 military authority h:a ev:sy
city {; ss ~: :ss so ss
thing N New Y:rk(a volos-"Nc; in New ysr I ~,
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under Brisadisr General. GAughtsrl some q you
may rsmsm6er shout year ago that On thu nme pint.
the battles q freedom 70 secure % my children and
yours and theirs freedom Of speech. freedom Of the
Soldiers We - so VIII Be Srough. hers % % xh.r y
parayze tbs frcedom' 10 tear dow the liberty o. The
I5 PRE-, AZ Ss''Ssser n ss S''
Chicago this question has assumed very formidable
aspect The organ OF tho democr.sc party you you WI
many hours think Ths next hour smother party may
sweep into tower and then where shah The stopper b.
oos az here in our midst the comes home @
us. and We ask "what has this done that be !.
All ,hst Mr.. storey has preached man would have 70
have VIE capacity OF an immense aeiass 20 swallow ~!
sne Is lawyers when asn.
bsvs hope e. ,;,.a, ;S%.
sspas,s Tsere are sos lawyers back
;,y s1y a%
ijeve ali that Storey has said tho nsme Of God whe
But I WIN ssi you another thing You remember few
| months since whom my old school mate, George B. Nc
Cellsn (chscrs) up here who spoke WORDS o. urea
| son then The republican newspapers. that loved,
confess at that hour sometimes kse better than did
democratic papers. denounced hss policy and when
upou this very PLATFORM said that newspaper editors
should not scatter distraction into the armies OF tho
UnIdn was ciled into class meeting the next day e
give nv experience point and meeky asked BY
legal men who were making fortunes, while your sons
and fathers were fighting and dying FOR your freedom
vhy dare do that why2 Because, they said, "l tho
keep quiet how do you expect 70 build VI
aud maintain our party in the armyr' That man wa,
| John l. scripre. daughter return TO the qnesor
70 night and feel that an rsspousble for H. news
papors keep quiet how do you expect 20 build up 90
vernmerr That Is the question Of 70 night, whether yo'
win sec In city, right here in our midst newspaper
| crushed, and tho mouths Of your speakers gagged
"a Neveri Nevsr) Now, remenber, TOT one tncse 20
others and you for all will stand by In the court room
while the Judge reads forth his Judgment and No WI
sbIde The issue but want this people TO understand
throughout the land that the issue t support the rsh
OF free speech shall be upheld. Trough the military 81
| tperlIeu send every solder 10 the land here (Thre
cbssrs for one THIS city, with my children aroun
me- md my brothers around IN yonder srmy, VIII eve
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