The New York herald., 1863-11-03

NE WIN she institution OF slavery, and obliged the
people and obliged the President who uuder oath TO
defend the consttutsn and the national government 70
take their choice between the safety the life Of the 90
the ISSUE ss ons OF policy but when they threw down
the gauntlet and said slavery shall established aud cx
tended, we could not do any other than accept tho
challenge Cheers The poice have no right 70 inter-
tes with you SO long as you keep the law but when you
violate the law they have right And in constltu
tiona government 1t has right TO attack slavery when
slavery merely State nstuton but when that State
institution comes out Of It's own limits and attacks other
Is said the Presdeus issued bis proclamation for political
effect, and not from humanity. (Hear, hear,)
TIE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
the disposition TO d, Ias not. (Cheers.) MI. Lincoln Is
an officer Of the State and the Presidential chair has
OF your judges has right to follow his private feelings on
the bench Judge Is bound to administer the law but
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sl the more glad because his private feelings 80 with
his public duties
But II was asked why not let the South go9 (Hear,
hear) TWAS asked, ''since they wont live at peace
The answer Is plan--because they would be ess peace
full separate than they are together. II the South
TO ssy and that hs ouSs
We are ready TO promise free passage to every mothers
% them they S S. s but
hear and laughter Let them 60 and leave the nation
IT'S territory and they will have our unanimous assent
(Hear hear from one two voices at the end Of the
this part Of the question In this capdndu way for
(hear hear)but will ask you night stand for the
moment in place. the question as we see it, and
OF the South firing upon tho old flag that had covered both
sections, North and South with glory and protection.
(Some interruption and cries OF "speak up ~ Texpeoted
to be hoarse and willing be so II bring again tho
mother and daughter hand to hand and heart TO heart CA
burst of appause) If could succeed in good work
would willingly be silent for twelve months afterwards.
Well, this war began under circumstances that Obliged
the North to join issue in order prevent actual annha
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Southern hands they had robbed arsenals and taken
our treasures They had possession OF all the most i'm
pared for the conflict We knew who to trust, One
government and lived upon the government 10 sap
and betray IT, There not Judas, but one thou.
sand in our nd to svs given up
would have been craven and meao (Hear) The honor
and safety Of the grand experiment Of self by
free institutions demanded that so agtous violation Of
ourt party is outvoted we viii make war with |
our opponents If they don't give us our own
Engishnen permit minority to dictate to you or to pro-
wilS Ono no. nover') Then do You think that dis.
tance OF three thousand miles makes any derence (NO
have no 20 until resoved the n"on
into ts original elements Of number OF isolated States
Nor there any reason why should stop with States
for the same doctrine OF secession applies equally coun
ties. (Hear near.l Does arithmetic charge moral or
political principle. II II be right for million 10
that numbcr--and il right for State, which is only
name for the division Of territory why It equally
why is 4 not rlgh. also for a town orcltyS 3Hsar.9
This doctrine Of secession is the huge revoluouary mill
on velvet (Chesrs) We know II, for we have fought
with this demon and him better than
you S ao Clear hear, But apart from that there IS no
struggle IL Is said these States sovereign over their
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and In shat convention there resolnn introduced
BY the delegate from South Carolina and Virginia That
we noM proceed to form national government and the
lseeates fu0m New England and Connecticut obecting
aebate whether the settlement should be conede-
racy Of States or nation formed out OF the States
Voice. When was that?') That was In 1887. Al that
convention the resolution proposed by the delegates
New England that they shod form confederacy instead
" a nation, was voted, and the nrst draft Of the
articles came TO US, the people at the United States,
rtlcies ws % to 'S revision, % the word ord s .nascas
altered to union." The question whether the States
e 1od ns .Ss
tate doctrne but Il was put down by the vote OF the
onventon and had lifted its head up since until
ther usncailon under heaven should like the @ sdrc
ates Of secession III this country TO apply the doo
tho defend secession In tho case Of the Northern States
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,ore Is II necessary that in our should main
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atious we added those OF political scohomy. Tho
10 southern States masnsnimousiy orsd 10 st u use
Suppose any one OF you went home and found squad
p q ~ rss q nS n
1znd out as you please, What would he think OF ~
s:ss. s:a @ ' yss sse
mountainous features OF the continent will md par
.cu. structure saS & the forming
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western Virginia, West Tennessee, West Carons and
Northern Georgia have been true the Union These
had right 70 say TO the other states, eve claim the
Of the contract OF the Unon and upon
you 70 defend our rights and maintain in the Union
We could not allow line OF fro be established $500
miles along southern border out which should shoot
and disturbances Of all kinds. We had deal with
disturbed Me land Habal Of cursed memory did israel
lCheers, and some expression Of dissent) And when
liberty hung Its head we find this Haba in the way say
Ing, cart thou that which disturbeth IsraeSp Cheers
But now We know the nature OF these people, We know
Ina, truce will be cloud breathing thunder and light
unity TO give them the OF taking possession OF
whole continent in the Of the devil aud slavery
lest end and then begin again. that we do not
want to become military people, ("Hce, hear" and
THE UNION DANGEROUS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES
There are many people who say that America is be
coming too strong-"No, nop)she is dangerous to the
peace OF the world but II you permit iavor this div
lion the south OF necessity becomes military nation,
md the North will be compelled to be military nation
ikewse. She must have forts along the frontier OF 6f
zen hundred miles and she must have men TO man |
hem she would re iure 10 keep up standing army OF
wo hundred and atty thousand men, and when q nation
has rge standing army she Is In constant danger OF
being involved In wars Previous TO the war the legal |
orce OF our army was twenty-five thousand men-ihat |
was all-and the actual number only eighteen thou |
sand That was all tnat required and the Tribune |
Ind other papers occupied themselves In writing down
his army as q mob and a nuisance. But let this d. |
vision take place aud instead of eighteen thousand you
si have standing army Of Two hundred thousand, and
here will be army OF one hundred and fifty thousand
,r two hundred thousand 10 the South and when Ame.
ca forced 70 keep up such enormous armies depend
ipon II she will be like boy with knife In his hand
he will always be wanting 10 white with it, (Cheers
md anghter II is the interest then OF the whole civil
zed world that nation should be united that its gov.
should be under the control OF that part OF Ame
which has always been for peace and that should
wrested from the control OF that portion OF the nation
hat always been going for more terrtorythat has
ways been the supporter OF hlbustering. aud always
hcwp itself foremost in attacking foreign nations.
Hear, hear
TIE CHURCH Az ABoLiroSsr AGENT.
But this Ia not all. The religious minded among the |
,cople feel that in the territory committed TO US there
solemn national trust We all taught that in some
the world itself Is the field OF religious Efforts