The New York herald., 1864-11-02


nsnt aad then sought BY every means 20 corrupt the
mind Of the democracy The Engishman who fought Tor
Turk or masme, NJ" 40 70. turn 'v yspusesS. 70 aus
tam TINS war We hgh for our governmentfor patriot
.m-uot Tor party We go into tbs war democrats: We
sus come op OF II democrats We shall preserve our
democretc government our democratic principles. and
our Union entire. Can any dulard he made 70 believe
tha our trave officers and soldiers who have periied
their lives in the changed from democrats 70
republicans II is the strength OF their democratic
faith aud the devotion OF their ATTIC pstriotism
wblcu makes them light nobty. lhe south had well
nigh exhausted "aii their resources OF statesman.
snip upon Tue democratic party when they forced the
second resolution upon the Chicago placed
'ther own familiar friend !" Pepdleton the ticket
Hut the South had other resources they confidently
beloved They supposed that cotton ruled the world
that England could not live year without this staple OF
the South; that ihout cotton England would soon b
raise the blockade He spoke OF Epglands allowing the
Alabama 10 be Quilt ana when government protested
ss To son aIs ~, sns NJ snd ssd shs nse %
could not stop the rams English Law could stop war
with the United States loud cheers) England was
harmless now she would keep the peace abe said war
was uuChristan. The South had exhausted all their
sources Of sta,esmanship upon England aud bnd given
spoke Of france expressed the opinion that the
present Emperor saw that the greatness Of America
lion Or tho Union would no. Interfere with any
Known Ea designs Q! that ar-seens statesman:
July the rebels asserted 10 Parts tbat Leo would enter
Washington, which tnsy believed he would dc, aided by
direct said the speaker from those who have the best
means or Information, before ths OF tho Chicago
Convention was kuOwn, that Mr.. Lincoln should b0
elected t would the Emperor that the North
determined to put down tho rebellion ''at all hs.ards
renewed cheersJ But the oppostiou CANDIDATE were
elected then ii would hn that tho North too
much divided to succeed against the coDedcracy that
be determined possible, TO bring about early
peace and that ths reelection OF Mr. Lincoln would be
conclusive evidence that thore could be peace but in
Union, and that the election Of the opposing candcie
would make IL equally conclusive that there could be no
peace but in dsunion. II be safely said that soon
after the election OF Mr. Lincoln tho hand OF Napolsrn
will os in favor OF the spesdies, peac,
ana union OF all the States; urging tue North
10 Offer and the south to accept, reunion with
every right guaranteed under the old constitution.
General hcCleans claims TO the Presidency were ben
ably considered What had he done for his country
Nothing but write doing nothua before
You can't deceive the people long they have instnc,
a Just perception OF truth wiser than logic Old Blair
tod Mcclellan that he would surely fail il no the
Presidency. After election Mct1snn will nd that Old
Blair right But he thcn gery justly make tho
samo excuse for the failure which no so oen made for
his failures 10 the namely, the want OF men, (Up
roarious laughter and cheers) What then the pro-
the war he had done no,hinR in tho war; 1t explicitly
declared "tha all has been failure" Since no LETT the
army it is plain that no has done nothing whatever.
But we are told that JEFF. Davis Mason, Sldei Toombs
aud judah Benjamin men Of such lofty pride that
they win not treat with Mr. Lincoln whose they
don't like but that Mcclellan Ia educated, courteous,
amabe Christian gentleman, whom they formerly knew
we'll, and that they would be willing treat with
Christian gentlemen IN the North and we Justly prize
their virtues but during this grim time Of war
,aI ! think safe, safe. TO & let Grant. sherman and
treat with these arch rebels. Great applause J
The speaker continued:--l have word to say the
Irish voters who from land Of OPPRESSION have sought
this homo Of freedom. You have been my true potna,
friends, and have been as truly yours. The many Of
will each bear witness that they have received aid
sympathy and uniform kindness that rishman has
gone sorrowing from my door. have neither rcvled
your religion nor traducsd your race ask your brie
attention Your oppressors OF tho Old World striving
with all their might 70 secure the election of the Chicago
nominees. What docs IL mean2 When British gold and
British journals combine With English MOBILES ana ha,crs
OF the Irish race do you think this Of born
love toward Irshmenf Be not deceived. English
Statesmen are wise in their generation, as
seeing enemies Of your Green Isis know wen tie
bearing OF this great contest here May It be possible
when, planted IN this free SOIL you have grown very
Samson n you might that England can lure you the
lap Of Dslah, cut of the strength OF your locks put
your eyes, bind you with letters Of brass and make you
she will have done all this not that he would wish u,
but he could help t. His election will surely dis
Of freedom Be not deceived Had tho tongue OF an
angel and were my lips touched With the altar
vciions this momen.ous question. lGreat cheer
ingl There could be neusra,s in this war
on CT a,, ~
spoken of and numerous serse extracts from military
communications were quoted 10 establish Ncclci.
ans incompetency which we're listened TO with nteres,
sidBut the timely the President retaining
and the oonfsdsacy would have been recognized con
cede Gen. Mcclellan all the private virtues. dare say
he has read all the books doubt he under
stands the we'll he certainly writes exceenty
about ~ He has capacity for organizing army, and
abilities on the great field 0, action be has none
the very thing which weakened his enemy struck
ssn. s% ,s., sn h AND 1s s,nsd 70 me rss
the enemy from Rchmond towards Washington only
Illustrates their strength and their corfdcoce' Mr
nf (pnne ttsIxth hinrA
hundred years old but these facts prove him
blood Of Cesar. Hannibal or Napoleon He
10 this great nation IN the OF The
South will surely fail IN this rebellion. baee this CONT
dence not upon our strength or TIER weakness con.
ccde that in righteous cause they would Prevail Men
are SLOW how weak is earthly might and human
power when 10 cou1ct with the omnipotent spirit O!
justice The South had no grievance from this govern
ment: they were pever wroDRed or oppressed IN tie
least they are not OF dteren language race cr religion
natural boundaries divide US. They made this wicked
rom mere thirst tor power they we're detnroUed
their absolute dominion ny the naturfi growth OF the
North. They rebcled Us satan rcbeIed, becsGss
..hey would rather reign in bell than serve n heaven
They arc now in the fu oymeBr o. that kna OF
ersignty loud laughter Esd cheers.l The rebellion
has no support but the wicked love o, acsolufe
J,wer. II VIII surely fail TIE South wogd not be
cogUized bv EUROPE and although be the speakerl did
expect peace very the condition the army
and fact that the rebls freeing and srmng nen
slaves. convinced nim that tne end drsweih nigh
Then The bitter questions about which VIC have puzzled
much Will be solved then viii begin the faint, slow
dawn upon THIS long night OF gloom. Slowly, very
w
only the eye q iM'n can discern u; bat Il viii surely
Inahy expand iato the heavenly day OF Juion o.
peace. (Cheers | have reason believe that soon
the election proportions will be made the South
ern Statss 10 lay down their arms snd return tns
Union, with asrances tht hey shall have every rgnt
which the consti ution and the give them nu
read their destiny lhev Will cot return Tney viii
spurn the ofer thsy viii arm the savef src fgnt
dragging their slow length along frpn the sealoYis
tagep The military forted will rndiaie llnes Of
trade and increasing communication Mexico will ps AZ
outlet many rebels EurJrt aud the sles OF the West
indies viii receive some, snd nv glow degrees peace
wil he restored-a reace worth all ~ win now cos;
peace which or viii ever see brcseu
There nothing personal " tts coming election 10
contest between Lpco.p sud Mcclellan. IL conA.ct
between two great ccntendng princtper-teiween Tree
aud deepoic government and ceay pesen the question
whether tie prosperity The bsppuess end the geaness
Of country shall be preserved forever dcsvoytd
(Appiause No mortal issue vaat and grand
TO-DAY NO reorls ever had such trUsi q Try
their faith "a their Edeity Mere selfish polticisrs
will never believe that higher power rules the desnrs
of met that the people be trusted that they csnro
long be deceived thai 10 trying times, when The mad
II awake, and exa!.ed by great events, the earnest