New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
.hinna q reneated would meet with speedily punish.

things repeated, would meet WIN speeully PUNISH
ment: then for the first time they know the fleet was
commanded by Farragut. lChecrsl. All honor to
that brave tar who was worthy TO be called
he scsoadaerC Of c New Orleans Ch'cTs We We
the Union in the news from California and Maine
and the whole country is looking to the State Of
ewNork TO support the Government at the ballot box
and give evidence Of love for the Union by handsome
majority for the Union candidates lie referred TO the
love Of the Germans Cor the Union Of their whole father
land and their love here for this Union and desire to
Keep this country from being split up into petty Stht'S
He wanted 10 be citizen not only of Loulsiana-not
by any means of The Confederate Sates-hut OF te
Onited States, one end undivided. Under The gaIsn'
Banks lchecrs they were dong good work IN LOUIS
ana and IL VII be long before they VIII DC restored
l0the Union. Lately 800 men week have ehhstedh INC
Irion Army lchecrsl and many Of the young men WHO
have been Gcuded into the ranks Of Rebedol are com
il back 10 their allegiance TO the Old nag ne mtti
ak lovers Of the country and Of liberty TO rally - ne
support of the Government and 10 continue TO sustain
The brave men IN the field.
SPEECH OF TIE HON. MAETlE j. TOWNSEND
The Hon. MARTIN J. TOWNSEND Of Troy al
mdel 20 the laoness Of the hour and would not have
ycninred 10 address the meeting but for The r'coHecoh
that when the grea. Apostle about 20 depart Tor
Eor,e .ho discrios sat ND al nirlt \ ycaraco ror-
zion If the people the state rot sick Of the lofot
mode "a which GOV. Morgan had discharged bps duties
or.v 100000 .oldicis Layid.r been enlisted ia the army
While Dc seymour elected. 10 was prowls' lhat '
hcte.hou SHOULD Dc ended ln three months. w e
have seen tLc result d. lie expression oi ihe i'Hl
.,a.. Tl.ury Governor undertook lirst 90 increase
rni-fnp'fs Ny % ufic % TIE soldier hrs political nan
cl.c is second act was o. encourage tar election oi
> ,I.cur II tonnccucur tlc open enemy 81. 'Nc Wat.
Ilfit process of sine Gov. Scynoai Was NFied 70
.r... On t'c tfh ~ July ir tgr ACADEMY - Muse.
posse th.t hc beloved when D. prepared a "tlN 'I
t.a. speech ih-t Mead. would be- defeated. That
speech was Il Indictment against thc iiec people
~ tHc Norfh and would lave placed Gov. StlNtu! ~
Sire f.,ur lauk Of lie men whom tie Rebels Would
..go delighted TO honor. I-eie is not uaIA't
Loo IN t-c history 81 tas country than Tie speech dc
Arcred by tIti n 10 on that day. II there Wes TRAITOR
tAc city o. NrN York on That uty De- was IN lhr COM
,.ly 81 ll,lliio seymour. These mcn were fu"tO w
t prepared ior what occurred a ihe l't. iiil Hii
.flefJuy. whom he pronounced them. and truly pro
r.Ir,ed them Jus irlolds. IN concert and sAmpaih!
vita tlis mon iu thc CITY of Ncnl ok. there Was
I,t in Iily and o. JiI wal. .T'hen Up. ara
three men rnder indictment io' Huiegr VT,
allowed 60 escape. IL CONNIE iii! NlE,n
character a.. l0se Who composed tic moD. ""' '.'
draft Was to so oni and iLe result Ws announced '
Gov S.vuor-. Gcu. D.X asked COY. - u'ur io 90"
what lis coronation Oats required him io dot" lic
.,r.e iu1..lft. Gre laws and tAc institution The
substance OF PIGS reply wIv Il VIII n0f rnftftnfc q"
c'. r,. o., w ir ti- state u !ou leiffteir ln ~
uoeid stand and f.c t.e streets of Newton run VIII
blood rather iasr 90 SUSTAIN tie O.' 'i-'-' ~
Ihe Govern cont forty Thousand men hci" i' lfi
lr-r pho G4t, WHICH Noretio seymour bad sworn g..
perform. IAe-e tIO' M'u cane iroin tio Atin! oi
WAS. (which rs. a fsct l,Dr,sfI.l, ven brown g."
De-. and p.D.. Ihc IiHf ol ilc Go'orall"it !.a
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tpto...te l.s arus ard scid L1nr'iscct GU '-.f'ir'o
rl ll. lrI t.r lHtusal oi COOS. rD' lrut go pfi"in
IT,. duty wc Should ur '.ncirr 'ndfy 90 o." AL
va.l. 81 Ioec.raus O. ttc capital ~ George aa io
God Be- void t7.f-rat ,aii., Horai.n s. yi".f "i.A
- retreat - In...fals go tirf'aroo-a. 'Ioi. coa-
tnleG aYris-e. Ile iDoa ~ tiD.r $500 frii DOL those
.ait' r..- iIuf- .r -rI-.a i.f trnt0.i.f. at '
aa.. ..sst'. 90 ats of prosecuting tae ntT t."l i'"
pfi.c.p.so.i 'e Peace II moeIoly. IT, alluded fo "
'f.',. ..I H ~ ilr grr 80 Adrlai,'r.iU. aa lT-l'
sails a...ra .f.,.l. ll. Tie invocation. Wrought 't
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