New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
w--r rIrAL RATIFICATION.
Co,rfnued from First Pase.

VIC bbnvchcs ion The SouthltnS. But she WIS h"' Soln
ont, and moi going 1" IN ihen % yhe shirt T
Enpland wife should he W.do" ms - -
New. En- saisi mssionty III ..'S s;;s,S 10 not
,,onayy and she meant 10 etnlvcr' ,;s a. hi.t
.thcrnjsc then ~ the Methodist mhiS'er uiu 'c h
sItn , WV" .' ,l'msr = The Emancipation Fro
imation had been our ssiSa'loh az """" 800 "h,',r
y. 'av,h, the masses of EWIpc thai W. We're hE"'i's
=. 'T's ..,a - H. Deua raccs aeanS triStocracits
Sncc ,hpyso Eulopean naiion h"d YiFh Us u', J"u'e
ms mon ",' peril tina, Of dvShi North &r.
Es,l,ar CAV. a yer, amusing account az ms experience
in e Democratic parry ending WIZ new
him N, SAID that the ,latorm Of she tnioL pliH,
siuIreaev Ia the country, was dose oil s''o'
t1 Lch would bring tn measles "f Srcason Ia ne ''l
f,cc ,,hrre they could hc Laughter. PIE con
tirJ in humorous strain holding the attention oi ne
audience until long after O'clock accuse thc lien
Republican party Of wlsa they might. the! c"ud nor
find single Black Republican in arms ag'lns, ms
country an Americans were Aboiiionist, ciIh" oil
Slsvers o. Freedom let us be of slavery Let us save
the Constitution is and the ni"a not Us al "s
but as itossht e. BE-. Loud cheering
SPEECH oE GOV MATES.
LOAD cheers greeted Gov. Yates as he An
peared npoa the platform He considered II both q
al an honor to address this asst audience III
frayciinc,rom his far Western State he did not fee, he
was e,ossing State lines; il al IA, county Look
ing East Aorth or South he would fcr'er say There
Is my county and although citizen Of Illinois be
felt the eeDest interest IL the coming election ~ the
State of Ncyloik The question al issue Is WHEELER
th clorious country shall Live die aud thai question
is to h. anSycIcd by New Nork He fen sure that New
York would add her voice the verdirt coming from
the lo,al Sts all he country and would declare
chat traitors shall destroy ths country The IRA
sonahle Rebellion must De crushed "ui me j
In the contest SLAYER. dies jet n de ana W CANNED !o
e,cr ,ntmse1 And list dies. II has committed SUI
eide for fhe'fue people Of te court! wsre whns Z"
sct it alone and stand by the bend Andihough boi IN
Southern State If h.. he'd the power Ia make new coy
pnaut he wcnh write in blazing characters IN the hue
xky thai hereafter sEve simll ever elank III
chains upon one inch of American SOIL !Appause
Slavery has always stood IN 'hc path o iis h'puph
from ia very commencement aud the desls. ana inii
ton OF slavery TO rule the country has j<unsea ne
nation into war In Ills day Of cirilizano and pr"
Ercss Slasey -snnot come into contact WAL frccd"n
and live. Mi Lincoln was legally elected President
and is only under him thai tn Rebellion mnsi be pat
down and under him alone the COUNTY, can NJ saved
Yet lac had ioun< fault with Nj Lincoln he hsa
assen too sior fC him; he woul have called out
suiF;on Of men. he for contfcation an. c''f!
means "a put dowk Rebellion He vas thankful ioi the
aoI plimcnt of heiSr called radical ih'ie IS no com
proliise between IJsehocd and truth; ana 10 pre-
eoNe,er high. shOid ever tempt hun Z" give ny me
i.o civ sentiments In fayOl Of htcr'N ana huual
IGred applause When fee sch"ois. and ilc 'itc
eristr..acy u this lanirce laboi-s established ~
shall again have Union and glorious countr!
Bu, thcse viii be peace til Slavery !, destroyed ana
The glorious flag of country is carried by our brave
bovs iL.ongh the fields VI Georgia. aud floats over
Charleston and Richmond. Loud cheers And after
all he had found that Mr. Lincoln could
not move faster than God and Providence
permitted II We had trrphcd ~ the hist ~ 'e c"
f;c tie Union would have been restored with Slavtr,
and when be ,c!esraphed 10 Lincoln M hciy Dispatch
for confScatiOn and emancipation Oh Ah' teirsl ptN
back: Dici nod eth aud SEE tht st Eii"n 0 '"l
jTrene ndous cheeringl There has ~, sicai com,
Iluint that have interteltd with mems fichs lui
vLn traitor is convicted and hung BE- is only getting
Es rights They only have the right 10 % hung ~ IN
earth and the divine r.cLt 10 BE- Cd forever a.i's.
tCheersl We i'll not give Mp tn. lana 10 q aiofr
ihey in the Wet were ready 70 sNr"T thai te MISS
sri River she'll im blood before hat great one' sil
be given 10 traitors We cannot get I'd OF inns wsr u
ompror.e--coup soIni.e is played oli. Laughter and
checIs.l he wanted pace, but solid ard hsiing
peace and the only way Is 60 carry 'hs war ,9Ignss
:. Bravo."l rhc only way L. TO fsiIt ;he war out Is
Rebels they VIM not, GSm,I,heS .w w they viii ~
Almighty God that they shah NOT have en- inch hecr'
and cries OF Ne,erl lie called upon II. men 81 Nov
York by all the inspiTatlOn OF religion. patriotism and
honor to pledge themselves 10 keep the country ne" o
10 transmit II free TO their children forever. Gre" az
plaGse.J
Mr. NOTES then introduced the Hon ScniILrR COT
FAY If Indiana as the next speaker Tremendous
rheeisl
SPEECH OF THE HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Yes. Sir. citizen Of Indiana. but proud OF
nv nativity in the State Of New York great applause
but Irouder than Of my birthplace or the State Of
nv adoption that ! come 10 stand before you tonight
claiming 10 be d citizen Of The United states applause
which in spite Of treason in ir it, overthrow still
lives ehecrs in spite Of the who living under the
fa they arc unworthy of seek 20 cripple the of
The country. sti lives IN spite %; The ID VIII % despoi'sm
abroad sfl lives 1fs lNe- and Wiz I've one aud lLdl-
visible and forever. Tremendous applause lie
question - be answered by the men Of New ioik an
Iuc-day next j.. How much do you love your eoln-
Try = Thousands Of brave men IN the held have al
syyered that they love their country more than tier
lives VIII not the loyal Of New York emI are
then patriotism 10y declaring that they love tn"iT cou
try more than party, Ohio hrs proclaimed ~ s1.rj
fcr answer his question and their confirmation o.
fhe decree that their degenerate son was not III 70 i
on her soil: and that when lie fed 10 foreign flag e
tie rchi nan IN Tie nghi place. i hccit ]
They out West Lad felt ever since that All The
tuges they sung on the sabbath should be sung To
laleluah meires and every dhy celcbIatcd as day o
Thanksgiving and pi~lse. Al over the county, IT,
shouts triumph iOr The Mon had ecbO-'. lOn palhe
10 California and al through The States and IeIlfOfles
Of the Nation rom NE Oldest State 10 that Young Ter
rr, of N.tada who.e streets are paved with silver!
Then lci NcWAoIk follow the example. and conc mp
with "a noble and overwhelming lnGlwIty aud take her
D. Do on where she should b. n the head Of tie states
who stand against oil Oes for the Government aud tie
Union. Loud cArers.I lie would not speak Di he
value and the worth Of the Mon. which could
D. computed in dollars and cents than the value If
fathers blessing OF d mothers love Formed by OH
tiiAcra when pncbed by poverty and hunger and D1ul
Iupt IN ~ but iaiih and hope and courage Bli aided
by the tod oi Battles they MARCHED fOIth and he gave
item strength and from that little bo ginning have
gone Oh with the iliongng lIiumyhs OF Three gehela
fors since which showed this lnd seemingly tie
favored 81 Coda population expanding fT be-
youd our former borders and acInss the noun.
lain watch.tOwers Of our Western plains 10 The
cltiering TaviBes OF the Golden state; and !et
amid al these iiunphs without piOFOcaiiOn tls Rebel
Ijou Wa rfecipsted Tie country. ! ask sou II on
country ought not Ia be deafeT to az A"M I TIE hour n
its Election and tfla than when Il baskIDg IN the
sunshine Of prosperity ana iOuhd DF lbe ~pbyfs Ol
peace THIS Government has poured IL blt>sInpn
upon all OF us like the trimming water Of uicrs from
their furess into the Revolution may sonnet iines
le usfabe would not insult the memory u Oui ia
fhers BY saving IL not but IL be stiLhe
20 drag robes Of peace in the red blood Of civil war
where there u open baiolbOx 10 redress ianced or
real WrOnys II usiiab!e IN Hungary. and much a.
admire Russia for her un,aryilg friendship 10 our
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