The New York herald., 1863-10-24

me cause d the Union Is successful everywhere IN tho
eeld In the courts: a. the ballot boxes has been ~
attempt build up party lines Al the e1psuss Of sbs
country, that the day was not far dstant when ths
elections we're held But aid no. suppose that the DAY
was 80 near at hand, or that would while tha
party Was .s By large majority in the
arrived In Maine the psuedo democracy made the Ap-
proval Of Horato ssymours public action part OF its
platform. The Union accepted the rendered,
placed an old Jacksonian democrat at their head and
succeeded in that old democratic State by 600 msjor
~. In California as in New York, the peace
withs.andlns It's large marsM, il was ovsrwheIminsy
ment l.. vallandigham for Governor. The Unionists
placed at their head another true Jacksorian
majority too largo 10 be In Pennsylvania the
psuedo democracy, more discreet nominated very
man snOa@ snS uSss V n sSE who
canvass but the faint OF the ''new gospel Of peace
reached him. and the people elected a live un,onist
victories unparalleled. They speak in thunder
tones: They cannot be misunderstood. Nor wiz
the fault was tho fault OF others IL she Is cheated
twice the fault will be her This Union cost her
too much originally and she has sacrificed too many
millions Of property meny noble lives for its
fater in the Union cause. Let hog
mighty Parrot gun be discharged the side OF tho
Union and only the rebellion, but every organiza-
ton tainted With sympathy for IT, win soon disappear
bners Of ~ s"s brave soders IN be d viii send
TO the rebel armiesaye its echoes will reverbe
rate across the Atlantic and ne bofh heard and Needed
in England and France Press on then In your coun-
try's cause. believe II stands strong foundations,
and that nothing but the folly Of It's ayers pre-
vent its complete success believe my country will be
saved. believe the Union and constitution will be pre-
served believe this wicked rebellion will be over
thrown When that grand rea is accomplished Let tho
welkin ring with loud huzzas, and onco more may
heavens vast space re echo with
Hozannas 10 the Highest.
Mr.. JNo W. FoRsEy, Of Philadelphia, was then intro
duced and received with loud applause He said that at
that late hour after two exhaustive speeches any eabo
rate address from him would be most inopportune Ho
had just returned from field OF great victory and with
deprecatng Ohio he would say that Pennsylvania had
fought such battle has seldom been seen In enusy
vana they had contend with foe very different from
the Ohio In the latter place they had To contend
against attanted traitor who from his foreign asy
lum sent messages of sympathy with rebels and against
the government Of the country. in Ohio also, they
had the votes OF the soldiers OF the army. while
this advantage denied the city II Philadelphia.
In the OF than twenty nve years OF a
fagung and aborious life accustomed to the movements
and change OF the political world, he such
triumph that which old Pennsylvania has just re-
corded tAppause) He proposed hereafter TO act with
New York There must hereafter be no close corpora
tion business in tho management Of political campaigns
The who act with the party for the maintenance OF
the constitution must be regarded oscred and proper
rewarded This Is the way In which the democratic
party has managed its affairs, and wbi has led TO tho
great triumphs OF the UDin II the North and West
In the late elections no had speak morrow, and
other occasions in different parts state would
not longer occupy the time OF mo audience, bat would
give way to toonel Matthews, who would make much
better speech than he could.
Colonel MATTHEWS said that like the perfume that lin
the glasses Of banquet the last biscuit 10
shpwreck. the closing speech Of the night should DO
brief However the theory the speaker forgot
II Immediately after its uterapce for he went into one OF
longest addresses OF the evening and that en
braced such multiplicity Of illusions, qualified BY Such
an supe abundance adectives utterly
defy the art Of condensation He said ne was tnefe 70
express least word for the cause ~ liberty .rd the
freedom OF man; and after very lengthy and very
he concluded amid the cheers Of the
audience, and thus ended tho meeting. VI