, 1864-11-04

Of his infamJ. He concluded w,tb csllire for tdree
rcusink cheers Tor GRAFT and cur brave boys II
vi. vi. which "e's responded to with right good
HON. JoHN WENTWORTH.
.EspJing "Lone John " on the Platform, the AZ.
diefee refnsen to d,sperse until they b4d Iesrd
from MN. MI. Wentworth came forward and
We have me: before on occasions like this. have
T.tiekeed 5onr eDthne!asn. and have before een
a 81 70 awsy a. A. and .s VII sa1
ter to ct orcr their defeat, and gay that they had
been defrAuded At the polls. It ia very essy TO
election Ia different thing. You ali feel well.
HcW VIII Jon feel ne1t Tuesday nlght7 ItI.ve.y
easy 70 come here and make i noise; bat when,
fe sad
Il bas bteo done By fraud, 1t IL different thing.
The man Tho sre laboring to defeat yoa are no.
they viii do. Tha Governor or New YORK, in
tak1ns Ihe soidie1a vote took not only the vote Of
oesa Folders, but Of those who had never had an
Ny object Is to c,rry, this election Loud
thetrf.] There are only three daYs between nov
elected. and the gates Of hell cannot prevail
against him. I dom fear for myself Whst would
be your position 10 have loyal Pfesideut and .
grated into, this State from tie neutral States
Over one Thousand OF them hs7e become legal
voters IN the county oi Adams.
tue political compexton OF tn. State -Ssaste. I
dEd I'll sorts Of fraud are on foot to defeat Col.
Eastman. !a am fafe- Yon had better s1criaee ne
and sells him the workinemen-only he don't
lLa1ehter.1 I tell you II there is one star to be
plusked from m 3pr stste Ticket Let i BE- NJ.
and Eastman, and Ishamtand Dolton will Of courae
be defeated without them. which will carry
the House. Then We Will have the Governor, Benate
and House Of Representatives against Us, and the
State il ont OF the Union they cali out, f. Mol
FoI') There are 100 men IN the Fifth Ward In
tending 70 vote, who hare no right to vote there:
no man shs1l vote thare who is bot entitled to.
tell you this ts one OF the most doubtful states
In the Union. I want to save my country. That
p1sukel Get up early on Tuesday morning, sud
from dawn of day to suuaet fhow. the rebels Who
We do not hand down to our posterity tta glorious
1ifthrfeht which has been given ue. Il Ia class
ofneulral voters who are TO determine the elecrioo
Yen must Labor With them 10 induce them to vote
With few mora remarks, Mr.. Wentworth con.
claded apid applause, after which the meeting
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Metropolitan Hall, celebrated In The annals of
this campaign as the Scene where loyal citizens
have often renewed their vo<s Of fealty to the
great cause, was last night well filed With au aa-
die1ce OF earnest men and women, anxious to lis
ten to the patriotic ou.poufinge Of noble men,
whose patriotism has caused them to work often,
eary ard nrceasipRly, to attain the SUCCESS Of
freedom and her chosen Rtandardbease During
the meeting, the utmost ehthusiasm prevailed, and
80 tie gathering dispersed it was not difficult to
see the determination upon each mans lace to
prcdt by the patiotc leasous he had received, and
add his influence to roll up the glorious majority
which will be gigcn for right, next Toesday al
tbroueh the country.
The meeting wss organized by the appointment
OF Hon. Grant Gode.ieh as President ot the meet
ing. Judge Goderieb, IN few brief remark, ap-
ptop5iately Introduced 70 the audience Hon. n. P.
The tpeesh oi II. Ga5dis was An eloquent ct.
ncntt. il most Impressive m,anez he rspidiy
reviewed the histor7 Of the Amercan n1tion. diat-
ing upon II. prtfent glory and power. He showed
III es BE- t.
rculsr ciy State, but to the fact that be ii "a
Amercan-a citizen OF the proudest, gsaadsss rs
ton ton Y Of t: States & ' he uaou 1 'eDassi soa'd
be loss Of Al the glory which
erseFnee cur e!oriou. tlas, and th.t spit up into
respected BY none. Then in pleasing light man.
Rnss 3 Ssl 1hs G Ea
country. De incunlIovertibly proved that the
polio, Of Mr. L1rcolns was the most mercitul. .he
most pacific which could be adopted, concluding
hut to re eject him The Chicago platform r.colv-
cd The most scath1og tennpctatfOn from the ORR
tor. He rendered apparent in all their hideous-
rets the mary poinis where bare rebellion stands
unhlushtnEty torward, and with eloquent severity
criticised the actions and sent1ments OF the 1rtnht
ghlaxey Of aspiring II d.yldnsis who supported it
then, and who now hold 1t up az an
emblem Of patriotism and purity. In senle, he
believed the statement test the - war hid been
failure" showing With magnificent f,fce that
tt war failed when Mcclellan was daily giving
reviews for the cdIfcs&on of English aatocrats
and FleI ch Counts; when John CARLOS Bucll was
coaxtJ Bragg 10 leave Missouri, In order thas he
Ehould Lot be compelled, in his capacity OF an
American soldier, to ~hip him and drive him out,
mi itaIy gove1rment, while over all stood that
hosry'headed old traitor, Buchanan, hugging
rebeCoD to htt bre1et, Then the war was
failure. But when Grant, Hooker, Rosecsaus,
Sherman. Sheridan, and the whole host OF gallant
Upiou-loTinR GeneTals came into pOWtt, the word
"lair' Was olotsed ont from the old Of cur rlo,t-
ous banner, and ever since that day
IN co1 elusion, Mr.. !Gsddis reviewed II sone
length the negro equality question, claiming that
the mt men to attempt 10 equslIze the negro
were Democrats, and showing as tue psoof Of the
present favot OF negro equality views with the
Southern allies Of Northern traltors, the uniyer-
ssl slprevalencc Of miscegenation through the whole
rebel S'atet.
He terminated bis highly Interesting address by
M eloquent appeal u his hearers 10 do thei. duty
Ee1f TnesnaJ, hen a country redeemed viii be
their pr1ceie=s rew.rd
The meeting vas concluded by . brief and In.
preserve etetch by tho ch1fr1nau, VINO dItated
upon the GIG sntlc lsEues which Involved In the
present trl,lA ard nr2ed upon his hearers the im-
portauce Of sustaining liberty and her standerd