The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

the OF political ideas refused 10 avail themselves
what people the history Of man. either civilized
savage did IN any war IRON the time OF noses u
the present day the negro element could De employed
eoseu tlyas he had doubt II could beet DO en-
poyed and avail ourselves OF every element moral
or MATERIAL slave Free two legs four 70 Dut
sroyersy il was sasA tina. New England must be
pepudiated. Rspudiate New England Rspnfiate the
pies Rspsdiate the mother who has given you
le blood your enorey, your character and al that You
with lyou 70 fight the battles Of he he
had not learned from his opposing friends democrats
thew called themselves but he examine their
warranty what they precisely proposed but, according
10 his idea they were a. clear the subject Of War as
Rnnsby upon vgaton If be- says that re-
Iownel and experienced navigator the ship IL not alat
what TO do They were up false premises they we're ang
ling and bobbng after bite from political PARTIES They
called thc victory Of last fall conservative victory,
and he asked his hearers to look at that victory The
result haa been majority OF twenty or thirty thousand
rolled against this mighty conservative element IN the
hills and eys and where tho stars shining in all
their beauty Bnt when they down TO the wards OF
city where doubted there vary good peo
pie hut where liquor shops lredomlnted where dance
houses sent their music where brohels iestcred and
where fan vilany and immortality c0ngrrgated, they
would lind that entire majority overthrow; and that
tho conservative victory OF 1853 Tho speaker
then alluded 10 the feeling OF the English people in rcfe
country. and stated that the late Prince
Albert, and Queen Victoria, and Bright, Coblcn and he
great lights Of the British people, were with u.s.;
but tina, miserable, degraded hirciing, the London
TINES, against us. well the British
tocracy Not that they hated the American people,
was net merely between tho loyal pe"pe IN the loyal
Suites and this internal rebellion, but it WAS question
me % 'os anu .ns Of
schemes that wrnId so where II could To serve its own
particular selfish pur for the time being and we
might expect friendship from it, Mr. ~ then went On
10 speak Of tho anxiety OF the English aristocra-
| cy in previous years 10 encourage anti slave
! ry sentiments in America: but the vrry Arsi
| squat Of this bastard confederacy givon for
the uphodng and support of American slavery caused the
British ar,stocracy the Of the British govern
i
had held TO that position 70 the present moment, and
She ID deserved 70 he arraigned Of the c,v
lizcd " ria charged with unricndness and hypocrisy
and he charged upon her She t0d out tho ncfarons
pirate the Alabama aud II would not be surprising she
| walld seize the contributions sent forth TO the
starving people Of lancashire by our American iner-
chants. lie would show all those who undertook TO
60 up standard nf politics for him how fully and
how, thoroughly he des,iscd all The Vaccinations and
accommodations from tho democratic party. lilo had
checked his baggage Through on this line He had IN
listed for this ed for democrats repub
lcans such but had great idea. and that was TO
he permitted TO live in this latter part " the nine
tcenth century, IN order that he might combat this
idea OF rebellion against ,r the govern
Empire State under these circumstances: II was her duty
to demand n,he Of christianity and civilization,
the putting down Of this rebellion 10 her duty TO
mark every Tor destruction who undertook to stand
between the putting down this rebellion and the Anne
rican people She had great and mighty mission 70 per.
form and he invoked her people Of ali patesrepudating
all political deasto march forward in this great
| domestic altar, to raise her e!ectul prayer
to lielven against this internal monster. She.
who like Jcpthas daughter could bare her bosom to
the COED Of her country and he invoked her
forN ard, only the battle field bat
III every OF society, To INT down this rebellion
and tins government-the last great hope Of
Mighty God. say, il this government must faiIli it
must 20 down IN blood and tears-if the example Of
Washington and the great spirits Of the Revo-
lution. and ID who founded This government,
must go down, let It 30 down by blood but let
not the Empire state contribute its mighty in
ancnce: give rather, Father Of Mcrcies oceans Of
bIoo rivers Of toars, pestilence famine c Of suffer
g and ignobe death, rather than curse and our
forever for the idea that contributed to up
hold this terrible chclon When this nation perahes,
Oh perish by the force OF foreign toe, bat ret not
IL fall prey the assassn's dagger at home No, il
shall he. The Empire State, shall stand
this great controversy. II shall come forward with
the influence Of its ard daughters Of all ages, sexes
and conditions, 10 the Of land from the hand
of the despoiler. ~
The asst o. the Army and Navy WIS responded 10 by
Colonel Mix OF the u ith New York cavalry.
Alter speeches being made by thnres = Spencer Esd,
yor Opdykc and others the company dispersed shortly
after midnight.