New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
HOW THEY CHEAT THE PEOPLE.

Governor Seymour's speech at the Cooper In.
stute on Saturday night is the most important event
OF tho political campaign and sharply defines the posi-
ton Of the Democracy Of New York the great ques
tions Of the day 1t free from the personalities that
have unfortunately pervaded too many Of the addresses
Of both parties Gov Seymours views arc entitled to
the thoughtful consideration Of tho people, and Will no
doubt exercise an important influence the approach
ing election. He placed the Democracy OF New.York,
for which be alone entitled to speak in the position 1t
occupied year ago, National war platform-for 10
nothing was he more emphatic than In his determine
ton mover under any circumstances to consent to the
disruption Of the Union the displacement Of single
star from our glorious constellation either by Secession
lists or Radicals.
From the Daily Ne,s' Nos o
No WAR RESOLUTION was no War resoln.
ton passed at tue grc.t Democratic meeting on Satur
lay Tie Peace men Of the city can. therefore. con
scienously 90 20 the polls and vote for the regular
Democratic nominees Their suffrage cannot be con-
strnod ms an Enforcement Of the War policy. II they
had tho opportunity 70 vote directly upod the Peace
i,,ue il would accord better with their sentiment.
But n II it, there for the non exercise Of
their elective franchise. The success Of tie regular
Democratic ticket will open the avenue to the
triumph Of the Peace movement.
From Th< World, Nor 3
The question Of peace or war Is not involved
in The election OF next Tuesias TIC Democrats ofihis
state have never liered in their supper, Of the War
for the restoration Of the Union Our object in this
election /, tn condemn the fecbencss with which the
War has been conductod-to veto the wrctchcd negro
policy which is bringing the nation - the very verge Of
p.-aliioa, and 10 compel the Administration to in.
.s.fxa an To- " and "A re-
Union Of the States vote for the Democratic State
ticket ticfoiore Is not vote against sustaining our
aIan. soldiers in the field the Republicans ~ tn
NAL. out, but II have the eieo, stimulate tie Ad
ninis,ra,on to yigor in the co1ilc, Of the Wat
and thus bring abou, an caily and honorable peace.
That's the way The people age swindled! 1t
YOU are for prosecuting the war with more
yigor,' The Borid tells you to vote the regular
Democratic ticket. II you are against proSecut-
ing ii at all The Ners tells sou TO vote the
regular Democratic ticket. And the "nentral"
Sun tells you ths, Gov. Seymour's the boy, for he
placed the Democracy of New-York on
National Bar platform" lie won't stand 1.-THE
displacement Of single star from our glorious
constellation" Won't he, thought How long
ia 1t since this dirty bird was beiouling the nest
which Matched him by proclaiming that the
South produced . Washington, and the North
an Arnoldi How long since he declared in
Tweddle Hall that the South could never be
conquered How long since he wanted New
York to break away from the old Union and
unite herself with the JEFF. Davis Coniederaey
How long since he tried to bully the President
into stopping the draft, by threats that the Irish
seryant-girls would burn our city if be did rot
stop it, Isn't he a nice person TO place any
thing or anybody on National War plat
form ?"