, 1864-10-28

6oD, Schuyler t0lA1 WAS .uELt lutSuaaeeu.
amidst cheers thrse times three. He made stir.
ring appeal to the audience to stand BY the Gov
ernment and aid IT. In putting doTn the rebels In
the field. He also urged the necessity OF putting
9Th November.
Lorg John vas loudly called for, and In obedl-
ence TO the cries stepped forward and spoke brief
taid Jtd. Davis would rather see 100, more men
IN the ne'd than the election Of Old Abe.
TURNER HALL.
Tuner Hall too was crowded. The vast audi
enee II ON was literally picked to orerdowlnR.
The chairman OF the evening wss Mr. J. n
Auhlke; he h1iefs introduced the orator Of the
.Yening. Me}or General Carl schurz. who xss r.
ceivtd with unbounded applause The following
is brief synopsis Of his nervons End talented
speech. HIS appeal 10 tht patriotism Of the audi.
In every c.isi. there occurs main question; A
eteat mary pemccrats who ARE honest are led bE
side tLspte. What Ia the object Of thewatt It's
nave nothing to do with such men who do not
wish The Union restored. They are traitors, and
beneath onr notice. noncet Democrats agree With
n IN 1trs h. h. I've
viekao1rg, and s1e now tn the possession Of the
M1salsefppl. Our armies have penetrated into tue
heart Of old Virginia. AID surrounded the rebel
capital uon't believe thus can be called f4iture.
We hare taken Atlanta; dsed which is only par
alleled by the heroic acsa Of Napoleon, and toree
wh1rlwind through The Shenandoah Valley.
But to prove that the var is not q failure we have
the authority OF JEFF. Davis hsmseif, who proclatms
10 the world that two thirds Of bis armJ have do.
fer1ed and gone home am ready to leave the
question whethar the war Was failura On our side
to the dec1sion Of committee, consisting OF Gen.
moclsts propose a peace which ia impossible. It
10 strange that Just such men a. hare never done
anythipg tot the war ind fanit with the Aamint.ra
man man a starge md ii The same time Complain that
be did not crow tat. 70 let ont two th1fds of The
b ocd Of man and in this way prepare him for
i'll IL his place woa1d be the ssne thing as TO
throw awny the s,ed2e hammer snd repllee It BY
the cane q Brosdway dandy.,
In fact they propose TO stop the var ID order to
carry 1t o. with more energy. The Democrats
chsfge us that we did not use right and unsuitable
mtahB. It il true We have llbersted negroes, hut
H. ss s'a 1.t f. ss es
butcher them, II 1--WE catch horses We mount them
with our soldiers. We hare the same right acco1-
ding to the democratic doctrine TO take the negroes
has put muskets to the hande OF the negroes.
Oi coutse We use the bert meaoe 70 carry on the
war. Certainly, the rebels would have no consu
ssassf a shee ssas on eoua s9 ,1sse
They did cot heEltate to arm the savage India.e,
ard at preteIt they are about to arm arm The negroes
have ftritnted tbs rebels. Ccnceded; bnt I tell
you What iHitated them more: that IL Grant and
y n is 7es Cen 'n Nccs xss ss Da1 as ns
a.etrt thst The ntielav1ry policy ot Lincoln has
made 1ecor citation Impossible. Have the DEM
ccrats forgotten that at the BEGINNING Of the war,
WHEN the rebels gave us the hardest bloHs. no:
body thought Of eYnancipation When the Presi'
denI ietued bie frat Proclamation. he gaze the
ret elt 100 da, 10 CONSIDER, and invited them to
lie tcid ibtm distinctly Whist Tould be the con-
sequences II they insis,ed On their rebell1ons
a9a g sy tsye n9 .tghs to
having violated the Constitution; with having
tuppIeEted The press and speech; but there Ia
no prcceeent in hasto1g, that IN any 1eso;uton or
and 10 much abused as here. ...
Democratic speat ers cearge the Administration
with every crime; AID the same ruea who nov
70 be sd @ asl1aet nj 1ae INSTITUTION of tssiy aud
did OF heeltate to pte violence against the defend
trs Of free labor and Liberty: Let y: take view
sts,e Of the Union the. Stars ana Stripes are way
tnr IN the s1r. Two thirds Of tha rebsioas terri
to!y j. cocqC cred JEFF Davis Ia tremol1og through
e o. % our e1de ,he!e i plenty of yeos confidence
ard hope. Wonld 1t be Wise. therefore, now, to
ctanhe the administration and deliver 1t oyer into
eay Of August, that Convention at chieaao pre-
toeed an srm1stfce, and two days Afterwards Al
lsIta was cnrs. Had we concluded an nrmist1ee
hande of The .ebet, and the arm Ehtch had a.
ready comme1ced to strike, would hare been
oTe .os eGs s hi pQsea OF
object In view. 1t fs 10 make the uIlon lasting,
sud e1tispAte the csuse OF the present war. s!a-
@ @u 3 sss as saes Hept t.
eo1o1ry IN continual excitement ,ot pp,
va1ds OF forty 5ears This 91estion 15 has 'as
soed m s n s Seet autoa Mi osss w
more II It Is against the feelings Of Democrats
10 make The negroes free, would SAY 70 them.
that N the,r opinion he nsgEoss ara vety happy Y
re%eeFss e % to ii the neeroes enjoy tae gFe,t na
Sites sna dying out. 1t il abolished ii Louisiana.
All Ae'nsss e esepe Mest Il as @sysaa ,ets
State ire. Te1nes.ee vii 70 low. and Missouri ID
al nj, sent aboitiopized By Psice. The earthquake
q rebellion hss shasen sayssg and ~ " Az o.
!ut to lei Il dc The abo}tion Of slavery is there
sore ,hs second object OF the war in order to make
VDon ,n ~ The e 10
s' cd 'nn sppe.Ied A to the German Democrat.
10 stsnd tie county II thu fesrn e5sis SO @ ths'
.ansiiou tn which he kadto Announce 10 the Wnr1e
he success Of the government and Hee principles
they could join in that great eeeosaEon. a - . r.,
r,neoln and johnson and the soldiers Of The Un,or
army.
TEE ToNAwAEpA EPLoeioa.-leetesHas LIZ
examination, b7 the Board OF Steamboat 1nspec
tcrr, Of Witnesses In relation 10 Tue causes o. ta'
1.ta e,n,o,fon On the propeller Tonswanda wa
ssprlQded. though decision will not be mad
u1ti ~ boilers Of The tunken veteei are fatses
snd h1. .tieated The only testimony adahona thst
,1.e areman nf The boiler which exploded. Thi
.Sidsuce Vas taken At the Marine Hospital. wher
he wituees lies, having been severely injured D.
| tie accident. The folio wing u the eEtoenee'
! Alfred Robireon sworu, testtft d.:
lam dffuau and was on watch on the IONS
wal d at the time OF the accident. was On oeS'
By the tank snd had tu.t come up rom toe oo!Q
in ihe boilers and found fon: cocks OF water. hnse
Before the accident had nred the boiler whlc
exploded, but had not added any tuel for tWent
l MI utet previous to tha explosion, anu then
o,iY Edded HUE wood. l had not altersd The fee
! cork OF the boiler, and had Tho regular ICED II