New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

could have yeacc true peace not hollow truce TT will
not last bat honorable lasting ycace Take the Const
tuition IL Is let MS act il. lie for guaIa.
tecing Republican Governments Ia the Statcs-and
guarantee means 70 preserve that republican form of
government and to restore II unbroken down for all time
He discarded the wild theory that Rebels are alien enc
mics, that States have forfeited their Governments
The Constitution knew such thing But when rebel
lions States drew the sword they abrogatcd the Govern
ment they had been living under attempted TO create
new and expelled the Government of the United states
from within their borders. That is not foriciuIc-it u
fact. 1t was by their will they did this but ihsy could
destroy the rights of the loyal men IN their borders
and they not forfeit their own rights 10 the Courts
and penalties of the United States Applause. There
Government in the Rebel States that Congress can
recognize the Government at MI in Tennessee Louis
lima You cannot collect debts there, AS the North
know 10 its cost when the Rebels crushed there
" i'll be no government there and powerful hand must
intervene. Congress must take hold and II must fecog-
nize IA Government. or else they cannot receive an!
members IL must say who are ana are not The people
of State. If the negroes Of Georgia form Govern
ment must Congress recognize them or must Il
recognize "A Government II rich Shareholders 90 al
the lower class of whites The Construion says
Congress shel guarantee republican form 81 govern
mcni aud il is the duty Of Congress to be certain
in its own mind. that II is not recognising Govern
Of the black the white or ~ the whites OPP
pressycly the blacks. Great oheers) IL des-
poiism of this Kind is formed Congress has night 10
say and II is its boundcn duty TO say that Recognizes
form 81 Government which has for ITS basis the insti
tuition Of human slavery. Tremendous cheeringl. 10,
" j. the Constitution 10 is" llaughterl. a. vaked
into life and power by Gov. Seymours J1cd'. llhngh'
Ter and clecrngl. When under proper auspices tLt
people Of any state shall form Gotcrnnent ana on
cress shall approve the work then Republican
Government VIII be formed and they viii be entitled TO
relief from military rule. and not TN then. Cheers
We have had enough of this false doctrine Of state
rights e. deceive and dcude the people. state rghts
are nothing but national wrongs. Cheers The state
has not right to say Whist the Federal GoVsrnm,ht
shall do and attempt 10 control it, action. This IN
tense jealousy Of the national Government and prefer
foi State rights is 1t the foundation 81 the Rebel
lion II was fostercd and spread among Tie people a
"a. Ix h peon.e Of The ulfrd
States who govern and the people ~ the United states
wise ~ tie people OF New. iork llangherh
and the President OF tie United States II M honest ne
the Governor of New.York laughter and then groans
for SEYMOUR and only few weeks ago II was proved
that tie United states were quite as strong a.
the people Of New York Laughter and cheers
The wrctched and dilaIidacd thing that the Govern
ment when james buchanan let u drop hom his
old womans hands laushierl Las a~aked I" power ana
strength and those who feared II dead have seen
IL ari,e shake off It's grave clothes. and come back
20 with much power and vig,< a. u ever had
Who is most likely 20 invade pcrsonh hberiy-th,-e
who wish 10 withdraw themselves irom The National
Government and laws or those who trying 10 support
them Your States very good h. thor place but yerp
bad out Il their place and II they came out of their
places against the Government they must De put back
In their places by force II necessary And that rule
applies 20 the North well 10 the south, whether
is applied to weak Delaware or strong New orr.
Great applause Who j. u that Gov. seymour IL 20
ng 10 project the people Of the United States against
" N be call out the militia Of New YORK against the
Army Of the Potomac Laughter The Constitution
kuuWk ana recognizes Only tAilAfr ~ Alli'N t't's
and by reason Of that they are citizens u New. YORK
lAppnusc.l And when sympaihHcrs With Rebels pre-.
sure 20 be- specially careful II the rights Of citizen Of
New York rect assured that cken l. an enemy Of the
United States Government and they want g. Use him.
II would these people Ind never read the law
tie Governor of a State protecting the people OF the
United States. iLaugtter.l iy tie law, Judges ~
state Courts have night 70 Interfere when man 4,
arrests. by the United States Courts aud II citizen 81
has r,ht to 20 before the United States Court and
he didn't know iha. Judge Sclson aas any les Just
than some Judge elected a! ward meeting even bon
Pahdcc" governs herr. llnastfcf.I Our fiihefs
organized the Courts 20 do th4t which Cor. 50 uonf
secIus 90 think be vns pcca!i raised 70 Co als
though DE- seems 10 think u - fran 20 Play sei
fiddle militia itherrs and laaglie.l We dd -
talk about tlr I0so Of 1ofrrni4eti ~ Tie ov
vas nrccd 10 put million q men ilA' ~" ned Now
thnt pover l. Jarf and II not ob'led u Nil make
it.ef obe,ed. Now Win, j. o. he done when bofcfh'
men comes 10 p-form tie gtranilcs Of tie tonsiil
tom Ecinstaie tie Union 10 i vas ~ il' peAa-ie
ofGoy. seymour and DE- ireuctf DOT iii ~ c"sfNt
ILc only road 20 peace bF striking tie sword fon
the hand If the Rebels. Cheers lie wanted no
peace over the puiiid sore Of Keic.ion--f mlsi be
rn.i.d and o,,rrcn,s formed in tho States az TIC
South on the same hasi, ~ The states ~ nc
North MarylAnd not ~ rebellion but she would
wipe out slavery from her coil in less than ear IT.
inendous applause and tAr,e cheers for Ny Mary
land u II depends on The Congressman ~ The North
and finley all do their dsiy America VIII bc h'c
country from Maine iO florida 20 Ices than Two years
VERY loud cheering Though De 'eaetcd The iresl'
dents Proclamation ~ be proper AMI polite De dli NOT
existed f 20 wears IN the District % Columbia and u
did not 30 out when EcpubAcAn GoieTii.'ni came
in but they made ls~ and put IL out
II We send men Of the rtt stamp TO Congress DO all
their duty and do H. We shall accomplish onc great
result We must have - hw 81 Congress that Nil oien
the courts "a tie onancipaicd isro. AID pfosonic
process by which De maintain bms,N agnliti over
towering State authority the claims ~ his master
and against What tie States rcofgaAzcd might declare
10 be- State law. IL viii DO 10 good 20 declare oclpm
and leave the negro heillcs, disafmcd aud nt The
mercy Of those who wirld political power over him
There ID b. consolidated liberty q ~" south
until the President has not only proclaimed Freedom
but has also taught the negroes how 10 use aims ana
organised them. Great cheering. That process has
already begun though Ia BIS Judgment II had begun
a year too late yet 1t has begun and nov let the
public opinion forward 90 support the PRECEDENT
and no, Only support him but urge him On Great up
pnuse And let ever, one Who lifs tongue g. prelu-
dice the people against tie negro soldier b. marked "a
fymphthDer with treason bent upon weakening the
arm Of the Government. Checrs Let those ho think
the negro not good enough to serve ~ the side Of
white man remember that be served IN he rnnks OF
Gen. Washington and Gen. jackson II they think
the negro is inferior 20 them ID th' heh "i
battle lot them tcst that by seeing who gcis nearest the
encinys batteries and then If they viii soy that those
are not entitled 20 freedom Who night Tor II Ike Whit"
men tlen let them and argue The question be
fore YOU. Cheers. The Only guarantee Ia the negro
IL that the end Of the there viii be large masses
of them In arms. and then II VIII be- more diihoult
10 reduce them b. Slavery than 90 let thcm
remain free. Great npplnuscl But what are you
going to do with The negroes " Kun them up Norh
b. compete with YOU IN labor tolOnlle tlrm.' IL
has been said by high In official place "EIort Il en-
o. come ont and fight for the country" and when they
have helped free the land you viii say. SUPPOSE but
they shall have none of H. After thcy have
shed their blood to save tie country then
when IL s safe. they must go out Of ~
suppose then after the contest Is ended. and the
groos have helped 10 gain the victory shni say 10
HE white soldiers. Enter thou into the JOY of the
Lord" and to the black soldiers Go down and dig ca
mails for the United States until can get ships enough
20 send you abroad Great laughter and applause
II In frivolous and nnt nervous and Illuminating ana
what even ihc cotton I'd. iI not apr.c.t'e-.t vii
dcsollfe f.,l e.u They uaaI tIe n. .io|
A. u s.a.e ig D.. .fn lIo iIH. hlt they VIA .n