The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
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Governor Seymour,
OF NEW YORK,
Delivered at a Mass Meeting Of
tlie Democracy Of fTIiENaEAee
sept. 4, lSSa.
OF NEW YORK,

Hon. JAS. S. BRowN- Citizens Of M
y0ukee Il now have the pleasure Of intro
ducing to you, Hon. Hoatio Seymour, Pres
ident of the Chicago Convention, and the
fayorite son of New York
Gov. SEYNGUR-I fear that my broken
voice will not allow Inc to address you as Il
would wish. | have come from an Assem-.
blage the most remarkable that ever met in
this country Of OuTs-an assemblage which
was mareed not alone by its enthusiasm and
the vaStnesS OF its numbers, but also by its
! patriotic desire to restore peace to our dis
tractcd country, and to preserve its liberty
and union. 1t is in the spirit Of that con-
vention that ! would address you. | know
that am animated by no selfish or merely
! partisan desire to influence your Judgment.
have experienced too frequently the hos
pitalities and coutesies of those who differ
with NE here in Milwaukee, to question the
purity Of their motives. ,fhree years ago
passed through this city and had occasion
to address you at that crisis in our public
affairs. 1t was a little time after the public
mind was aroused by the attack on Fort
Sumter. | had hoped that spirit Of COM
| promise and Cancellation might prevent the
| shedding of blood
Failing IN the Fast to secure the adoption
| Of measures to this end, turned my face
to the west / addressed myself not only
to those Of my own political faith, but also
to those who differed from me. | hoped
that the great West would take a position
that would stop the flow Of blood. The
rapid increase Of Your population had in
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two powers-the nowar Of nol;cv nnd Di ths M
power of the army. That if has f,iIed Is
NOT tbe 1nult of the army All orar o'.
counntrv, by tbe banks Of onr r;ynrs and
alone our son sho,rs tho ,,nnIt;tudo IF ,an r,a,,
made Graves ATTEST its deviation Thora ;s
no man who will stand nm and d4nonnco
the conduct or courage of orr sodiers mo
lines Of o,Ir marches toward Atlanta ami
Richmond are paved with their bodies. 'i' IL |
he history of the world there has never
been , morn deodlv conflict w.ppd h,, VII |
ant men than during the nresnnt snnrrr r
/ would he a libel mTon u,ir arnv to oslert
HAT Il has not done All and morn tbqn ,Ii |
hat has been cynccted Of Of thrm % Whv Is
it. then. that we have not succeeded?