The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Tempt u Go11 universe. (App1auee) Ioo wc1A tein9,
ers Why, not man was arrested N nas1sc ano
Only know Of four .arrestsd In al New kngian9 You
had not many here-not many az you should have
lsssla.u1s o Maryland. % General ssc:i.n "a osDsr.
give acrushng blow to The rebellion. ms governments
arrested some Of the men engaged murder1g she 500
going forth ~ " A q re tss
70 day General Sumner that brave and good old man.
who died lately al SYRACUSE before his death called Icr
gass wue and tasting M said "God bless and protect
my country" GENERAL SnmDer arrested Calhoun Benbam
his way from California 70 join the rebels. Calhoun
who was second to the murderer Of David Bodsrck We
iet him out and he 10 now an ofcer In high command N
Gwsn, and the papers tell that he in Europe,
trying 70 make Napoleon believe that California ready
10 60 ocs tSe Union we ret nm oet s11 s ne s,o nSw u
out OF the Union. Tho government arrested this
man vallandgham, who laey over here at Newark after
the adjournment Of Congress- denounced the act passed
fer filling the ranks Of the army. and told the people that
If to be prosecuted In this way by the gvsrn
ment that the Southern army should be induced 70 Invade
the North and Lee took his advice and threw his army
into Pennsylvania--to Gettysbnrg-from which they
President in kindness heart for whicn he s re-
markabe keeps him OF prison during the war and
ssn S t3 70 DsS % s @ ~ 1ey
think they wodld lot out Daniel g. Dickinson they had
him a1%ng. tasm Maasnsr DO yoS thin think they
don't think they would et myself ont But they let
valandigham out and tho British let him In. He has
ier1 @ T PaeS ' .o.d -A' US '' that t he @ in.ondsd,
's The " Capitol Of Ohio and call ,hreo times FOR
valandghan, and he dnt come, he would 80 for him
at the head OF three hundred Thousand men and bring
him in triumph to the State Capitol haven't heard
the call for Valandigbam yet Qanghter) washington
nihe early Reyolurn arrested the traitors Of his day.
All through that Revolution the fathers put their hands
hard down the who plotting against the coun
try The respectable conservative moderate torys con-
demned the Revolution and passed resolutions against IT,
The coSntry full Seymours and Woods but
went through the Revolution and has any ono hoard
Washington denounced lor arresting these tories No.
Five yeans after the closos it will close with tri
un,ph for the country (aprlause)--you viii not nnd
people 10 enounce Abraham Lincoln for arrestng hose
who havo been plotting against our common
try Try These mon thina they nave wen by this change
the couty by false prelanees that they would sweep
us out Of power II wac well that they showed their
hands They showed who and what they were. and since
the 1st or january when their policy becarxe known
when the army bSandad them traitors and when the
or JUSTICE Of beraRty; when he issued his proclamation
OF freedom. the and their organization have been
eau people. !Applause) This people do not forgive
who stand against patriotism. and do not believe
they ever will The country was full OF traitors during
the Revolution and then sbey called the respectable
and conservative gentlemen, who regarded Washington,
Jefferson and adams as many radicals. The British
Governor Of my State said at his table. at dinner
that he knew who Hancock was and who
Quincy was, but who the. devil. san he,
Ada%s nor hn SS but o
world has since found out who they were These
respectable conservative gentlemen went down rapidly
after the Revolution. They powerful during the
Revnution but after 1t they became powerIess DO you
krow anX one who boasts OF having bood in his veins
that he bears the OF Revolutionary tory sreS
tell you that those gentlemen who serving az Inst
the country today will 90 down. after the war closes be
meath te hccls or American patriotism Our bravo SOL
tiers, who battling for the Union in the field,
who have learned that whenever they were stood in
e face the enemy tney have @ been nca a. by rebel
~ oathize with non who arc trying TO tear down
he ag OF the country and pouring shot into their eo
sons, these soldiers vii, 'me back as they came back
nto Pennsylvania bv hundr,'s, and as they voted by
housands against Vallandighan IN ONO. 10 you be
ieye That they will vote for me-. Ia.o Lnsea
u up their shattered ranks? tell You tn men VIII
p down beneath the condemnation Of the Peo
the people of the North Appeal especially to the yoog
nen Of the country who can lave part with those
IGNORED names Rally the people Of the state OF New
ork SO That the President can lean them and focl
asi the innre tate is oeind h.n Place New York so
hnt our soldiers IN the field can turn back and feel that
no heart OF the Empire State throbs in unisrn with
heirs for the constitution the Union and tho vigorous
rosecu,ion OF the war. cloud applause.)
Hon. QAsrEt 8. DICKINSON then announced and
lade lengthy speech. He said that the rebel army
as It's allies here in MOI III and they be found
ihong thcse who the opponents OF the admnistra
On The democrstc party was not to como by chance,
or did il ge' lis auik2riy from its name. The
NJ 1t started into iie upon The principle OF
that al men are created eanal appanse9
\ blulders 10 Abraham Iina,a's They got their
ne and title from the fact thai they we're trne 10 the
my U mt d'y and supported e src susenvps no., ,S
common ooa, a. tais day they ne '"n acts 's Of
rIham Lincoln that he appr ''sd of--and there
grit is hc o1s ~ .nemhere was "a xed more thu
,sng ~ ,o iSayed N arresiing valandgla.. and then
c and correct he was '' MS spo"" '"" J
amS ,lsons xs speech was characterized by good
WIS p,ehti.uly inierspersed with appropriate IS
'' 'ne audience Ia Continual roars Of | s
aotes, which -. - IS
htsr - &. O'Clock wbon the meeting ad. 7
was past e|eve- /.
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ono butcher of Duchess coaniy was 'I,aay senator s
o., oHn terminated by the Union Convention TOT SSA
=, the Twelfth Senatorial district.