The New York herald., 1863-10-30
NEW YORK HERAl tiDAY oCToBEKs 49, 1ssx44rRrLE sHEr

of tue masses singular ecntrus with tho r terrified
conhdrnre OF the dem erees a "her dsss ant nader
whatever proeXs or sGot,r;ugo Tat rlbt aS deu.-d.
chsnge the most acute chanpi ef this injustice 20
produce substantial reason iof IT'S irfction, except thu,
the soldiers ballot Ike hs blood s co-secrated to tho
cause OF his country.
fesoyed. mat tho defeat o. woolva asd a wary con-
seryaiive, tho reb1ke OF Tuttlc Dissatisfied general
ard tho annhis,ion 81 vaiandiya martyr TO trca.
son, alike demorstrste that device hide
people the evii niuerce OF op ostion victories
ter under what these victories may be achieved
No party he entitled ~ the confidence Of countcy
diSconnlres by tho triamph of the ratonnl As
Macbeth prompted % tecson and murder by the
black prophecies Of the heath The Soulb irstiga-
ted rebellion aud hy the darker OF
certain rthern democrats. And later, rebellion, stag
pered by telling blows revived upon tbs Of opposi
ZION rans and New York. having entrustad her
ecutve power the opposition, has taught her own
teople. oil her sister staas. how mach OF
raenent thus be impaired TO he rebel government
| and how lite to own.
Resolved Thai while he honest exercise Of the right
OF criicsm upon the pub men is approved and
deieDded We condemn the abuse OF that right, prac
tisel by those who stmatcaly msrepresent, and ~
| Discriminatory denounce. the motives and measures OF
the Constitutional directors OF national government
That overwhelmed they have been by difficulties ana
responsibilities Of magnitude unknown TO their prede
SURPRISE that have been many, but rather
that they have been That our sure and steady
advancement upon the land and the ers being the
result OF plans proposed md operated in by both mill
tary and civil authorities, Is the rghtfu glory OF both
~ shs the lowering ability
and the success OF its financial head the staesmanshp
and patriotism OF s chief recognized with PRIDE Oy
the loyal people OF the nation Those who denounced
Washington throughout the doubtful period Of tho
Revolution Madison the Of 1872; Jackson in his
with the great reneIon viii bs chargedl BY posterty
with common motives, and history will do justice 70
Resolved Thnt the existing conflict waged by the
onal authority TO defend the consttatiop, perpetuae
with the war Of the Revolution, to which that nation
owes Its origin That In cause 30 momentous is our
me- Of W nj natu
placed In our hands That to this end We heartily ap.
the several acts Of Congress- for enrolling the ma
tiona orces-provding bounties for
ing the habeas corpus the OF treason-ipdem
nying public officers from the maligni,y OF arrested
and weakening the enemy by conscang the property Of
rebes-openpg tho lands OF the South to free white la
cline and the Presidents immortal proclamation for tho
perpetual emancipation OF the slave.
o directly ~ % S write these doctrines
gard TO past political divisions will vote ut the polls for
the men upon our state ckot by whom these principles
represented and being night In county meeting
sembed cordially raty and connrnthe nominations
OF our conventions for county and judicial Offices. That
In John Keyser Register John I. 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 recognize men Of the highest
character and VI marked qualifications for public useful
ness.
Resolved, That in the unprinclped alliance recently
concluded In this city between hste factions tho
opposition party On which the hypocryo of the one is
equaed only by the audaciy OF both) the people OF this
metropolis have witnessed the most dangerous encroach
ment upon their rights their liberties and their safely
Political conventions, throwing or all pretcnce to
representative fidelity or character have committed
their usurped powers to few trading politicians,
and they, in turn unrammeled by OF dccency,
aud despising alike the Of the community and
the wishes Of the honest adhercns OF their party have
bareaned away both county and judicial stations CRYING
against alleged arbitrary measures to maintain the
government of their country, they at tho same time at
tempt to sub ect tho people Of this city, even those Of
fhar fa{t pnlat and chnno oiaea
tyranny. The glare OF the ncendarys torch hardly
cxtngishedthe of the helpless orphan and OF the
infuriated mob, indamed by skulkng leaders, but
Just when the independence Of the judiciary OF
city, the ultimate protection Of life and property,
directly assaied Precedent mas be searched in vain
the overthrow In this city OF upright Judges by their
schemes fhe discarded although not Of our
political faith, shall sustain But tho lesson will not
be complete unless all the expected fruits of this afro
cious combination shall be turned TO ashes the lips OF
its inventors. Under these circumstances upright
citizen can fail to perceive that the honor and safety Of
New York are involved in the success TO be achieved
only by organized effort and persistent good fah Of the
entire Union County and Judicial Ticket
SPEECH OF HON. LEWIS BARKER, OF MAINE.
MIR. PREsiDENr-l remember once hearing simple, un-
sophisticated country lad who undcrtook at school ex
hbtion, 70 recitc the piece MY name Ia Norval which
he did much to the satisfaction Of his rustic neehbors
that he believe he had talent for the STAGE
Fuof this idea he obtained the consent Of his parents tn
try his fortune on the city boards and he succeeded in
obtaining engagement His first appearance was In
the play Of Richard III. in which bis part was to an
nounce to Buckingham, in tho words Of the play, "My
noble lord the banquet waits" He had studied his psrt
with great and ho felt little doubt Of his
ability to ncqu himself creditaby when the time come.
bcheld a spectacle which no was entirely
prepared for. There we're the footlights. the up
on mSs Sys
frightening the words out OF him. He could not recall
word but his % native PuSs came to his rescue and
When rode into your city and saw my name announced
as speaker here, began to practice, like the country
sn.,~u mt IN nvS,v ard
ranged the incest little speech you heard repeated
1t 70 myself, atttudnizng before the glass, Ia
Charles Summer. But since I came upon tho platform,
and remembering that | was In the great commercial
metropolis OF the country and looking upon the sea or
human faces before me-. have forgotten an my part
notions and thrown myself upon your generosity
listened to the resolutions Just read with great interest
They breathe substantially the 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 cam
paign IN Maine. They wcrc:-First, Resolved the rebel
lion Is unconstitutional" (Applause) Second, That it
is Constitutional put down. (Cheers and aughter)
Third that President Lincoln is putting 1t down. (Con-
tnued laughter aud cries OF that's SOY Fourth, that
will support him while cbout IT, Good good) Fifth,
that Coney goes to the right. Sixth, that go for
Coney. daughter and applause) The spirit OF
your resolutions Is very nearly the same, and on
will unite. When the bod, bad who inugurated
this rebellion and entered their unholy work,
they calculated three facts 70 give them success
Tho nrst The bele that had obtained the Southern
mind by the careful training Of quarter Of century.
mean, cowardy. liy-livercd money loving race-hat wo
loved money more than God country free nstiu.
tions. Tho bc,cf that kne divinity consisting Of
golden eagle the silver dollar and copper centthat
these constituted the Northern trinity. aughier) Two
years ard half have by and boys In blue have
been down the blood stained fields OF Vcksbrg Get
tysburg and Port Hudson and many other red fields Of
tho south, and they vndicied Northern courage
| and Northern valor (Applause.) They have proved
that our patriotism had not been all exhausted
| In Fourth OF July celebrations; hut that the
descendants Of those who fought tho b1tes OF the
country In the olden times the worthy deccudants
OF their noble sires. (Applausc) And they have
found foes worthy OF any Steel That first hope of tho
rebellion has, as the boys say, "gone up" they know
| In the South to-day what Northern men are made or
Their second bore was that evc we did ourselves
10 the effort Of saving the country especially after they
havrg sent our navy abroad robbed the ry seized
the forts aud arsenas, and dcprivng OF all means
defence thatin the event made the aticnptforcign
intervention could be relied on especially by England
and France. That was the secoud hope Of the
| rebsion. And they might well have cal.
culatcd on that for wrong sympathizcs with
| wrong, wckcdness with wickodnees tho world
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