The New York herald., 1863-10-22

them ouy because they depcsitarcs OF power;
affairs, and with administration for year longer;
but tell hcm that the people viii bring them TO account,
and that the 4h March, year hence, will end ther
term of power Cheers Why, gentlemen, when Gov
efnGr Morgan then Governor Of the State uuer tne can
OF the President sent on regiment after regiment, within
about year and han they made HIM ma or general
lie had never smeed powder, aud never has yet Iney
made him maor general and what DO shey pro-
pose 10 do now with Governor Seymour Tor havtng
saved the national capital, ard for having sent them
renforcemerts when they could rot otherwise have OPP
head recruiting officer OF State New York; aud try
him by the drum head court tial Il bo does not an
swer their purposes That s what they propose 10 90
because he is democratic Governor. Now know per-
fecy well that there are among the citizens oil the CITY
from the beginning who Thought that The Union lever
could be restored By war "A yoce-"lt never wii'')
nong ae, m a nG'ns rnss Se .s ns
as II is now. There Is an army against the Union, aud
that army must be destroyed by force. (Appanse Is
Governor Seymour right in responding 70 that procama
tion notwithstanding tho action OF the admiDistration2
(Voices-"yes, certainly" y say ten thousand times
yes Nothing else can be done. The federal Tarty In
1912 1914 opposed The government and opposed the
war. They were destroyed by it. The whg party-as
loyal party ever existed-opposed The war with
Mexico and denounced every engaged IT. but the
successul and alter II The democratic party by
It's added California and all the Pacific states the
fag Therefore that we are right In responding to
that proclamation. While We condemn tbe manner in
which they conduct the war-removng general after
general tho moment that he s formidable candidate for
The Presidency and we have the news this morning that
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another put IN his pace) while we condemn the man
in which the war prosecuted, lot the democracy
stances shall the war be ended by dissolution Of the
Union DO you say that? (voces, "Yos") And that
the resources OF this nation shall be appedP ask this
great meeting representing the democracy Of the state
Of New York, II they agree TO that sentiment they DO
] ask them TO say aye2 loud cries Of "Aye, aye, no,
no." "Peace peace" which occasoned great confusion)
] hear occasionally man who cries Peace IRE
paueol Will you have peace by dissolution OF the
tInonS c'NO, mo-" "Yes. yes.") Win you have peace
eoseds Rspea'ea cries ''. Of Seace, Is
never" "order, order" "Let US hear Parker.")
anyhps 9Th h hope Save i
all pledged the safety Of this Union and it's integrity In
inch .S Of Us so pss s w %ssus aoes
Yoices-"Peaee.") ! know am right, and am going
sent TO dissolution Of the Union the proposed
should join the army Of JeE Davis-ta voice-"Yon
is there long he viii be hanged to apple tree We
to say by the vote Of tho democracy Of this State
the Union and to all foreign Powers "Hands Of win
settle this matter ourselves as We will" (Cheers.)
We will, say that to- to Johnny Bnh and he win
Louis Napoleon, and he win keep his feet home. We will
tell them another thing: that neither Haxmian nor any
other fellow they pick in Europe shall ever be crown
do this, we win assert at the ballot box right Of free
bles citizen Of the republic This liberty b denied;
IL capnot be exercised the patronage given by the
~e So that
voters soldiers left the District Of Columbia 70 go TO
70 vote Tor Grn 80 %oa snomSos n, s saa
hope that In the hereafter angels may move away from
the grave the stone and that glorious resurrection may
toed and have suffered judges have decided legislatures
have egsated, and which was bequeahed to us by our
fathers say, gentlemen Notwithstanding the peculiar
times in which now placed surrounded as
by the minions Of power by the anissaries, the Swiss
droppinGs Of governmental patronage
that nave full faith that there win yet be resurrection
shall be restored and when the NATIONAL authority shall
again be exercised from the Lakes 10 the Gu-fom the
Atlantic 70 %. :hs o Pacific; ;d !tSna cnssss2 2 ,..a
Godfrey Gunther aftor which Mr. BRDsAL read series
Of resolutions approving and endorsing the resolutions
adopted by the recent Democratic State Convention
just sound and patriotic platform upon which democrats
conservatives and all other lovers Of the Union and
carng their unyieldng opposition all men, to all
factions who In any manner seek TO impair destroy the
republc that will uphold and maintain the Union at
all times and under ell circumstances by all the means
NIT any arrangement wbstever by which il shall be
either destroyed or endangered
The third resolution ses forth that while the people
call upon their petriosm We regret that The adminis-
raton entrusted with the control and direction Of the
OBLIGATIONS Of duty and false 70 the great interests with
which II s charged The treasures Of the nation have
from war has been fcarfuy increased by tho in
competence OF officers and the meddling Of cvilians
the Union cause perilled and the success pro.
!racted ira, by policy Of devastation and ruin
and parayzed by the disregard and subversIon OF the
principles and guarantees Of tho constitution and mbe
cy corruption and fanacism have prolonged through
nearly three years which vgor, honesty and
patriotism could have finished In less than We
demand OF the administration that II shall labor faith
fully and unremtngly TO bring the war TO successful
close that all other considerations shall be merged In
devotion 10 the Union and the constitutions that
armies shall advance with the banner of concaon and
not of and that Presidential and fanatca scheming
shall be postponed until the blessings OF peace again
extended 70 the people Of restored and vndcated Union
The fourth rectes the fragrant" violations by the
President Of the guarantees o. personal liberty and pr
value OF the inheritance bequeathed to athcrs
and an earnest conviction OF duty transmit IL un
impaired 10 our children, require lest such
tons and wrongs should hereafter the force Of pre-
ceden,s to protest aganst them at all times and on all
the hostility Of the present and the reprobaon OF
The NTH charges that the shameful diversion of the
military forces OF the nation from their duties the
field 10 carry popular elections which has allowed the
rebels for the fourth time 10 threaten the security OF the
national capital, s crime against tho nations life,
which cannot be too severely reprehended and that the
President In thus disregardnR the duties OF his Office,
and the promptngs OF patriotism, 10 accomplish his
partisan schemes and advance his own reelection, has
mistaken the intelligence and the spirit Of his country
men, who will fail to remember and punish bis ind.
deity to duty and TO honor.
Inc otner6 respond 70 the democratic State nOmira-
tions, and compliment Governor Seymour for his noble
fidelity 10 principles
Tho resolutions were put and adopted by large ma
ory vote but there many dsscntcnt voices heard
from various parts OF the building.
SPEECH OF HON. AMAsA ,. PARKER.
Hon. AMAsA j. PARKxR was then introduced and re-
ceived with hearty applause by the audience. He spoke
substantially as oilows'-ln meeting together this cven
ing .my fellow citizens, 70 discuss the issues before
country and TO consult upon the public welfare
not only exercising right dear TO feemen but we are
also dschargng high political duty the neglect Of which
in fba irnm tfpar ding ropld ha
grossly criminal Throughout tho northern States .
she people. II is struggle for tSe maintenance e
Of popular rights, against the nfrneements and the
patons OF centralized federal power The right Of por
sonal liberty. without which the government s worth
lees Of free speech and free press, without which the
people cannot govern and which Inconsistent only
with arbitrary power; the right OF protection against
wrong and outrage, and 4 remedies In the for
dress Of injuries the right 10 that great bulwark OF per-
sonal liberty, the writ Of habeas corpus tho establish
ment OF which cost two hundred years Of contest
Englandal these haye been invaded by the federal gov
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