New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

been aseaulted BY Slavery and Slavery must dSe n
death which it deserves This principle was snnouncs
unanimty than any other there enunciat'd Is there
man Lere who means to deny this Is there one wno
means 10 snIsr this 10 be put downf
THE third principle IT, the rights Of Americans muu
be respected 6y all foreign countries. They hsve no
idea Of allowing princes or potentatee u any
interfere in anything thet Of right belongs 70 tns
sETn III e! Ss1 o
Of this country.
1.-THE Union can only be maintained BY thoroughly
upSs sas ppPssp end
the people propose 10 maintain tber armies now IN inc
field We did not mesn 10 treat them with any hollow
but warm generous sympathy. warm. generous snpport
Grant; the men who hare acted 80 spondidly in that
caziragn cosunmeted 6y that glorious victory nnde1
Sherman. the men who on the ocean wave in the
hnrbors Of TINT ocean wherever Farragut leads the
with that gallant commander tied TO the mast head.
Iv ntend 10 Div. them ample supplies Of arms food,
c,othinc everything which they can need And while
doing this we intend 70 appeal to them N che name OF
tits crest Republic ~ gave our national honor and our
free institutions. -,
w. want peace, bat We want II with Union made
sacred by freedom and made permanent BY foundations
upon freedom nnde,us.ice.
(which Of the planks IN our platsoSn 90 yen "nns
taken outf Do you want any shaved single par
tcle No nos let 10 stand as IL is. It IL I'll good.
Let maintain It oil. Let Us maintain the men WHO
II have talked little ia yea tori~ht my friends ana
have said some things which intend ~ say to tho peo
pie Of my own State. i have always thought that
could 90 20 the people Ad tell them plainly what w
need ard what + right have never feared 10 appel
to their sound beads and true besfts have slwsH
fonnd thca willing to tyust me whenever was willing
" The crowd dispersed ssr giving hearty cheer. ~
the speaker the army ssvy' and Lincoln and John
CON.
A majority Of those ns.aned to M. Chase -
q x 4,or al Hate 70 mar
t,ojpate IN a sereDaae To- snstor Lane Of Kansas
Senator LANE said during the Mexican war the Dem
ocrasc party demanded indemnity for the past snd
security for the future" This Just what the Union
party were now demanding, and were determined IA
have. few months more CT determined, courageous
struggle and the whole country would be restored 70
peace prosperity, and Union lie preferred the present.
of this Government with all its trials with all the ex.
psnse and bloodshed to any former period u Its
Now we feel that we men, heretofore we had been
bnt slaves Of slave ohgerchy Here The speaker wa3
interrupted by stentor!an cheers for Mcclellan, and
lie had noticed the Mcclellan procession on Saturday
evening last and he wanted now to say TO Mr. Lncol4
and to Mr. Stanton that large proporon Of the crowd
WA composed Of employees in the Qnarermasters De-
partmen and that all over the county very many OF
p 81 : .o hep e
ian got single electoral vote IL wonld be largely owing
the support Of such men az these and to their ek
poyment by the Government
hT. KELLOGG OF Michigan, lonowed MI Lane "Hn
an admirable concise and thoroughly patriotic speech
and he was succeeded by Mr.. McCutcheon. also Of
Michigan.
REBgL VIEWS.
The Griffin Ca Rebel Of the 10Th, copy q
which hss ceen received here grstfsd at ts assumed
information that the Northern draft has bern sbandon}
ed and says: The pretrnce that volunteering going
ON 10 an extent which renders the draft unnecessary
thrown ont for the benefit Of the families VITO demand
vigorous prosecution OF the war" The Reel believer
few short weeks Of determined. heroic resist
ance will settle this campaign and time WIN do the
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