The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

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particular measure Of shc administrator not best csl
cesieo 70 restore the Union 20 its normal condiesou
no., no evidence Of want Of loyalty And. man think
TINS rebellion cannot be put down By aloha. he not
therefore. dsloya There no just occasion for mu
tua charges Of dsoyaty amongst nsehha because they
slavery. Mr.. Lincoln himself had conoeded this when be
said; az there be those who would preserve this
SoDn aas ssy could save not agree WITH
Union unless they could destroy slavery, not agree
with them" And n man thinks this rebellion cannot
paper In the land and putting the gag In the mouth Of
every democratic lawyer 70 the iand-k MAJ 60.
tam . tne opinion that san seosn'cs cannos %
measures-however foolish aud fanaticsi he lMr.
50 might regard the opinion. stii he had no
rWhat about the 7imesp') Ihen. gcnilsncn he con,
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about the rws") With reference to that can say but
little That pster, now sstatng this whoie community
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pause What VIII be done with Il by the court, when
they get through do not undertake. 70 express opln
integrity Of the court and 10 the rectudeo the Executive
whose duty Is 70 execute the order OF the Court that
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the rights Of the people, the military authorities should
interfere and usurp themf any such stnssncy should
arise-my answer at this time IL: "Suncens unto the
day the evh thereof" and you yourselves ere able
take care OF your own rights.
REnARKe or HON. =. ~. N'CoNAs. sVl
and INTRODUCED. s.id-fsow' esissns Of chicago. you
have assembled together upon IN occasion Of
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prosperity suddenly nds ITSELF 10 ths midst o. rsvolu
h.s se e e: a sos
upon hnmanity;a country broad enough for three hun
dred millions moro people than inhsbil u; people with
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hopeless and rretrievablo bankruptcy, bloodshed and
nnanity upon this CONTINENT voices-"Aboiontsts,"
Abe Lincoln" &c) know, follow citizens, who not
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skirts arc clear OF t. (Appause md shouts) You 70
member well how you and were eharssd with being
shall not talk OF the loyalty Of the democratic party OF
my loyalty. Loyalty Is good thing wnen lighting I. the
saOie thing when L lighting IN the csSss q ssrsns.
Continued cheering.l You have, gentlemen, govern
cnt that has had various powers, with checks and ba
central government, and account Of conflict between
the authority Of the State and federal Governments you
between the executive, legislative and judicial powers
The legislative and Judicial powers have been slowly Civ
Ing way under the Astounding power Of the executive
brought forth your treasure by millions, You
every battle sd Of The war IN The States ' q Tenn TEN
nesse, Kentucky. Missouri and virsinia-what
70 s SSry applause This war ,%ss
the constitution and for the oous.sa.ca. and i for
the maintenance Of the Union. Under. this call
sands and hundreds Of thousands Bot the object Of
this war has since been perverted into for the
Characterization Of tie negro 4 has become We. tina. the
become war for rampng upon the rights Of States and
that the democratic party never bid for c.Nevsrr)
and bled under that act Of Congress which declared that
the object OF the war was TO unite the government under
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administration is NOT calculated to produce the result Of
Union and harmony--are they 70 be throttlsd their
pressedi !. (''Never, neverl') tell you gen
tiemen, this question 70 night assumes precisely
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sna override ali the towns Of law. and you viii have nj,
United States going proceed upon this subject
not IN the coupse!e Of the administration only know
that they have Arrested men ,Cr being True
And now n your own midst this matter comes bsCore you
The CHICAGO T.es' publshed In vour mdst bv 4 gentle
wboeo rr,ncnss ve ssvs
yChecring iona ana onc This not onv renrs.ents
ycu Sus ne people e he bread prairie; Ss .. and
tone than any n has NOT been scurrous toWards the sd
mnisrat,oa but has simply Indicated ~ Views IN op
serving Union and liberty. CsThats sop) Now
hs-e isss The thing 10 { nutshell II you can'i
have the rsht 70 rct your news from the pubic papsrs
free and untrammelied, you have no rights %
freemeu q a. We are told gentlemen that the last
best rishi Of frssmsn Is 70 vote But ten you, would
NOT ve farthing the right 10 vote cannot speak
and publish what please for how shall get my infor.
nation that shall INFORM me how % vote1 Shall we get
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the goveTnment, which b DESTROYS o. forming public
opinion In is own wayf (Appause.) Gentlemen, you
either freemen slaves But am MOI bore to coun
eel nsurreclioo. not here 70 say anything against
the laws Of myconntry. have loved my country (Cod
wtnssses) never loved wife child; have been
proud a my country, but, above an csc have been
proud Of freedom. You may tel me- Of the right 70
vote-you may tell mo OF union and loyalty but tell
you IN the name Of God for liberty above al shngs
care not what involves. ~ 20 says Mr.. Storey. He
goes 70 republican Judge, p9publican marehsi IN
republican city. (Cries OF that's played oat, -
: Take that bsck.') Well, IN take II back. lCheers
Mr.. Storey has gone before Q republican for
Judgment and storey h traitor oil traitors
(Cries Of "Hurrah for Storey ana deafeuiug cheers
Storeys case 70 before Judge Drummond The question
involved % purely legal question Tho military have NO
right 70 interfere With Storey, having no power EXCEPT
what delegated TO them They are mere servants Of the
rcopleJudge President Generals and ALL and the people
have put down 10 their constitution their power Of stor