, 1864-10-08
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tauleofe to1t9<o T1hune2
i eend Sou 4 fe y rxtracta from the recent |
,at1fc.,;on. e1sa.I .es-:.e.1o..n. ,1.oat
~ :,.-p peeeu " suose tsAon
toS" o7~n Verbatim rs be delivered sae@
though detached IN some in5tancoa ftom thc !
cnlttxt, thew fairly rpn,raaeot the Judga
n. mia bn IA at 5 .,,.,..,a ,.anb
uao not msoe pohs'eA' soeeo
'or went. -four years." thtsk the leaders |
OF Bis party will not care to have hit make |
another as long So he claims to belong to
tteir aide os tho ,,a.,,. nj. r,a,.. bo-.
ahor+a "a ~s,a.s aaseoa 20 suu N,,s 1
AD, e'oeo as pol'ticauy qols7 9's"'
taa dss"e;'h1':tfv honesf, for Chicago plat |
form-peeco ano war Mcclellan and Pendtc. |
ton DEuoetat. The Jndp. u verv xe,lthv.
eoa :. ,ot+,.. ,s.,,
ANu 20 se'sMR NOT little amoittods IN |
pont'ca1 ~ay-some say he reslgnod his post
tion on the bench In hope to preside over tue
oA.e oea'eo oeIate' h1ter inc 4tp OF Mafeo
hext But TO the ~eRch. He 8aid:
s'1f Abe lircolu is doing AZ much to de.
eiroy the Government IS JET Dxvie. etili 1 |
would sustain tho 1rmy until The rebelIca
stro3 ed. AS sos n "a the rebels are ready to
come buck let them eeud their represents.
tiVtB to Coucreas and thEre IN mn nnwer nm
earth that cau phut the door in their faces
u1lees It Isa militarT desnnttsm. M state
can secede. No State can e. ont Of tue
Union, hut = State cannot. II the paople
were all horse thieves and murderers, would
that fact put State out Of tfl. Union" All
CT The seeding States SO called are still
within the Union-ttey can't eei out II thls
could be, society would be- resolved into Its
original elements. aud there would be no
lopger any constitution.
MIR. Lincoln claims the right to~distTan-
cbise the Southern States nnless they wll
abolteh the institution OF slavery. 1t there
is mau Ia the known world that can say
that elnvery can be abolished by the general
Government without violating the Consttsu-
ton. have never seen him. II certain
staus, or fathef the people IN certain states.
haye rebeled, that Goes not give the power
to punlsh these statts OF tho people BY aool-
tsb'ng slayery. Not that they have commits
ted no crime, and ought not to be published.
do not say this. But say that these fel-
. nata na,nnnt.t,o, ,,er,o .rosse, -.
.tesson ~ NC Iroi,oi ~ ~ aos no t
csnnot ~ nno' be fannd-anch dcntbs Of % tresson az
!. ons mn Vim IA enna1iv on,,tv ana he !.
nssst Rnfier I1e tn4nSd tra;tnr h The nem.
nc1atic Ta1,v and tl,rn tn frff I,agis y
n 'ot ne snrrest to the Jndre that bfa ran.
d,drsc, McCltiiao. turned traifor to The Dsm-
ocratlc 1arty as well az did General Butter
Nv sunnnrting Breckenridpe, hat unllke Gen
e;ai Ba1ler hs has never broken faith with
Jttf: Dsyis. But ho v is II, Judge, that But
9..,'a crime Ia eanni to :JeT: Da7fa'p Was nis
nh,ipafinn to snstain the Democratic party
or 1Gr Doueias faction thereof. equally sacred
as Win JEFF Davis to eust.it, ihe Govern
mentY Some Of your hearers couldn't see
tafs. ju5ee. Iu your next effort It is expeck.
~ 1,at s6n will mani, yonr parallels or mod.
i'n the severity nf yonr epIthets The Jndoe
1.5 - n5',,i,rer-
II W. are not In ,he habit of f,enonnc;nr
these men - Az mn n az the Repnhllcans. we
hste ,hcm a. mnth. Rut the rrsat mag Of
tne @ people Of tho rebel States as not so much
he.n tU D 1iottinr III ~ treason f,r twenty years,
0 A = n.incipie Of laS no MAD Gao forfeit
ts,..,t, - * nrotac,,an ~ 1aw Tbsmnr.
~, d,cr nes ~ not suo ,prtit hts rfpM ~ nrotacton
Ven W. NUT @ TT these traitors and convicted
then they esn '., be t thuug, nut not before; re.
sta1es are political bodies and eau commit
no crimes, any more than they can 50 out OF
the Union. Onr hepQolcan 1f1ends c!aam
that ~e arc disunlon PATTY. a. ana that Il We
ett lnto powe5 W WI ano" tas nalt0so 70
go pnpunished. Ihc interests OF the Demo'
as n,uch as tne hepuo4eao p1Y uhal
| MGuld become OF tn9 uemocfasie paIty Il
| WenceA fnHilps enonia succeed III qtslo1nG
the union1 M ~ must preserve ~ tae Ua1nn OF
We are poLLcnly asmnsu. nae Auo,lnoa.
ists It they can taccs e1 ln aooisning n H*ssr5
tlst ln maintaining our @ felations Win on
olo 1fleh9s anu pGltlcaA ail'ea tos sdafeno1o.
ere. hno IN pitsei,4ne sltfe1f. ~ Iuus!
then pteees7e tas qMon as u Was. am nol
pulllic'on, ana rare no poltlcal ende tt
| seIFe, except the 8a!gatlon OF my country
and thtf ftfffe lax PLAINLY. Inc man VINO
would mislead Jou Tor the sake OF vote Il
traitor. II ts now tHenty'fouF Jears siace
I maze political speech, or have hesre
political speech. But came here Il
consult "ith my neighhors. as one among
them, equally interested In the preservation
Of the GoyerEnent. For twenty years
1ietoned to LtDcolh's 4 speeches In the Suprem'
Court. ] know Lincoln well. have loret
bIm for twenty yeats. and love him still
Iot believe big policies to be destructise t
me country. Lincoln !ian - honest, but he :,
The rebels are not whipped cnouel
| YET hEt they are rsnfdly retsfnt
fnnnph Bnt when We whfn them enongi
shall VIC Let them come back. Nj, Ltncoll
s,Ys yes, if the7 will first abolish slavery
lii. Mcclellan SAYS let them come "a the,
are. They richly deserve all the punish men
Lincoln proposes. but what is best tor tn,
countrys This should be the only question
| / Ithink McClel4an's npl1cy IL the best BQ
1t fe the country which has claims on us all
| and mt i,nroln mr. Mrf?lrlfar: We all apra
thst ~ va sriii f3aht thes reha1s fHr wsnt, -
tsa1a nn1ess nav 5sn ~ no, tha;r nrr,s ~ ~ !.
II We agree On tae prcmtsess hatlng Ltucoll
as thty DO, would not JET. Davis consent tt
pescu with Mcclellan for President, whei
be would not If Lincoln continues at th'
md ,herrfnSe rn for Mcf!Ieiian Iefr Dsvi
th,nks he lsss honor 1eftGbnta nrec,ons Ht jjtti'
no nso IVY .e4 - Ptostou9 n,t4' -
and he hatss f1ncn1n and hancr.r Iii cnn nn