New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

ever Dieatned or stood upon the boards of
Icoln-tTremendous cheers and appsuse as 70 What
was the purpose of this war MI Lincoln said in bjs
letter to MI AoraSe Greeley of that date: II there
could at the same time save Slavery. do NOT agres
with them. Ii there be those who want the Union
saved-if there be those. who would not save the
Slavery. do not agree with them. My paramount
object to the Union and not either to save or
destroy Slavery" Loud applaussls Tins you per.
ceye that this representative gentleman Of the party
opposed U.S. when he said that the purposes Of this
war were uncertain is contradcted by his own express
sion and by proof which the highest authority In tho
land could afford IT, therefore no Is not to be relied
upon In that respect So also. the other portion Of his
in the war, lAppause Now gentlemen, 1
proceed TO another point 1t is reference TO the action
which was one Of great significance to all in this
proud land and hearing most impressive and frequent
truths upon its face when examined within our own
precinct You all remember the celebration Of our last
fourth Of July. You recollect how at daybreak, amid
the Joyous expression Of the entire community the fir
ing Of guns, the ringing Of bells and the reclamation
OF the people all over the land Why the Joy upon
that occasons Because Of the victories which we bad
achieved great that Of chief journals in the
city-Tde Ee1 York Hrad-caied the attention Of its
readers to it throughout this continent and upon Euro
pean shores. Here the speaker read from The Her-
York Herald Of July 9th an extract giving lucid
account of the feeling that pervaded the city
on the Fourth of July. on the occasion
Of the news Of our success at GettysburgJ
Heard you ever description eastc--so full Of Joy
and oycrfowing with exhuberant emotions as this.
which is given Of the acts Of our whole population
Was there one excepton-was there one dark spot
within out midst that occasion Come with me 70
Wonder Academy OF Music. There they sit in Putonian
council Now tie high consulting begins. There siis
ox.Coy Thomas III Seymour, rejected by Connection.
Yonder sits the Hon. d. ii. Pendleton, who seconds
Clement L. Vaandgham, and who is to be rejected Dy
Ohio And in the midst of the dark conciaye fai cupt
on the great leader of the peace men. Coy Horatio Sey
mour Of New York. 1t isa gloomy occasion: Men looA
with dstrst at each other for the echoes OF the reyer
berating Joy from the outside beats even through
those thick walls They hear that victory has
been achieved and some sube fields cloud
their might until Of ast Hal Columbia is called for and
the band followed by discussing notes which rescmb!ed
Hark from the Tombs dolefo! sound" lLaughter.l
At last the leader VI the occasion arrives. Fellow
citizens says the Chief Of the peace men OF tie nation,
when I accepted the invitation to speak, with 9th
err. q. this meeting, we wee promised the down
fall Of Vicksburg and the opening Of the
Mississippi and the probable capture OF the Coniederase
capta and the exhaustion Of tie Rebellion" lie did
not know poor that when he was thus expatating
upon our osses that the gallant Grant was entering
Iicksture ;Applause ana e.ee,s no the 10Y .nas
not sufficient disturb the nightmare settling upon
them there There they sat. Not cheer arose NO
harbnger emitted It's spaTA 10 guide them on ther way
but they wen. they came respondent crushed IN the
victory Of the country ut the hour Of lis triumph A1d
Why was this Let their aiies explain Iread nom
TIE Richmond En9Eirr, published Just Previousy. ~
eays. Let lee drive Meade into Washington and be
their tmid and give confidence ~ tier wayeflns.
fApplarseJ But Meade drove Lee 70 Richmond thus
itese tears Now let me direct Your sttsnfion 20 an
other point and bear with me- 1t Is " the utmost IN
uoYtanee Ii tie position OF these gentlemen should DC
examined f.r l tel you there are thousanas ana
Thousands Of War Democrats who never VIII follow
am badge even through tine orifame Of victory, II
4, leads against the cause Of taelr cchLuy 4
ask your attention to these feartI hours ours
when on the 18Th lith and 18th Of July those riocs
broke oct here upon Bear with me here IN present.
Ing the view which history viii record OF that trans
action sho we're they who were engaged IN IL icy
are proclaimed 10 be Eish; they were OF inc
friends OF these mboriug men-adopted citizens
they were not the Rebels. I poi,t you, to to
every issue Of tn Richmond Inquirer and Richmond Er-
am.ae IN which their columns TEEN day after day win
the malignant abuse the most Violent
and most outrageous anmosi.y against the irsh rer
man and foreign citizens Ihat is the position o, 'e
Rebels shah prove ~ you that tie CoPperhead: or
Peace men. are the allies oi Rebels. WIZ SLOW
20 Jon that they Che Copperheads) were is,ruc,ea
by tie chief IN keheld0m 10 employ Ieh JOE
resisting shs draft when was 10 give men To our 81 es'
and enable ,em 10 conquer the armies al the Soltn.
But do no believe ell TIE iish were engaged N TINS
thing / know many rcspectatle lrishmen who sfleve
and noul over tie stigma and disgrace 70 TIER ma
ton DO not condemn there, but lot the rod ial ON
the back Il tie gnlly. Now. l say 70 you tnas
20 Do these things. having been paLed IN
tie accomplishment q the design, leave them 20 the
uuni. neut Of the laws; they did not lntercede or
inegferc aid these men were found guilty By the law
ard received coudign punishment Now, let me indicate
TO You one thing. These riots we've portion oil tne
machinery p0ted by the Rebels with which 10 overcome
the rcverfes Which they suffered Gettysburg Vicks-
burg and pori Royal. sha. furnish you the evidence
% ihai you deny L or dispute H. and instance
yol tbs mct that these fio's oslHI'ed WIFE tne
ence of the Governor Of the State OF Aewlork and the
Chief Of it, forces and when he lef tna
city these riots sucsided, Look upon that fact and
eve 1t fair consideration and answer me.
Amid al the evidence which tae occasion
furnished the friendly greeting extended the friendly
response alpsudcd. and tell ne who were the lnstga-
tors OF tie ro Who were tAeyf The conspiratoTs OF
he ignorant implements who were conoeiAnedt Ana
further than thar there were imported from Balmore
Albany and every here else every burglar robber and
tA.,l to participate in this criiae. And whyf Ii
was 10 impress tler infamous character upon the per-
con, Il those who had been excited simply 10 resist tho
dra.t. And how. then. Irishmen. would ASK what
earnest q return have You for this great a'or these
guilty rcn nave done to stamp you with the character
tielr ~ ticket s,StSi ~ Look at their associates.
TO is the nun who stands full edged teaching
ne Democracy Who Is teaching james 4. Brady, OF
my friend cen. Busted. Democracy IL is yondec
Brooks OF IA Erpress lgroans and hisses man who
has fought abused the foreign Population us ions as
car remember Then who else have theyt a man
who Was elected US Attorney General On tho
Know. Nothing ticket; ana must , say
Il don't, Know whether desire to stand IN the toyt
steps OF my llustrious predecessor-StepLen Is CusS'
ing lLaughler.l Then on their ticket tley nave ".
b. ST. John. do you know ST. joint Not the ia p,st.
but the politician laughter TIE Know .Nothins my
lie has been familiar 10 Us as household Wof9S 1Iey
who were against adopted citizens were OF con-
SEQUENCE with -. John. IL is the politics,
ne religion the morally of their ticket
BAT let me proceed one step further and think shah
have concluded with IN argument which VIII address
taelf those persons IN great strength ana whicn WI
enable me 10 leave this portion Of the subject. ind
language Of this kind addressed 10 their fellow citizens
on their igsnu abroad published IL The UEted IRISH
nan, Aug. -;
From The United Irishmnn tDubin)
From the tone the British Journal. are induced 10 oe
eye that England is ut the bottom OF the resistance to inc
dre, f Union army. IL quite natural that men should
opposrd conceptions OF the kila ani that sGc e
te woua be more pecaly unpopular in fee county hko
America IL Is therefore, the easy 10 ss.T up sppohot
to English cold Is a. work IN Newfork Her ersaries
r there taxing ADVANTAGE Of the popular psudees and do