New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04


and Christian man. but. on the other hand he knew ne
had not ard had single political idea IN MS
head though he had been by certain crafty men maze
10 believe that he was great politician. though ne
could not write line that not glittering gen
eralty. He was not going 10 sid IN bringing hreh
man into power. No. mol Neither Ola he believe Gen
Mcclellan was great General in the field, II he had
been there much at al but he would admit that lie was
most kind and cOnsiderae Ia the hospital and on one
occsson had himself asked the speakers advice az to
the means of relieving the prisoners his strategy had
brought iata Richmond On the other hand he had
known Abraham Lincoln from the beginning, lCheersi,
and be was at least lit TO compare with Mcclellan 10
his humanity. and though he would not call him hahd'
some man, yet he an honest man. lie, the speaker
believed that his honesty had prevented the people from
truly estimating bis intellect SLOW solid. far.seeng,
like pyramid that stands hrmly on its base looking
no 10 the skies and inviting the light from above Qond
and PROLONGED cheering); and there stands and VIII
stand for four years more at least and at length to u
THY bis perfect. c0nsummate, great slow, sublime
scheme for the preservation and perpetuliy oil the ma
tionaiity OF the American people. Cheers) Last
Friday he bal The pleasure OF presenting 10 We
President gold box containing ihe most
beautiful specimen that could be iouhu OF III, We
od of the PrcGc coast and be thought he saw IN mat
peoimen the character of Abraham Lincoln; true gou
n0lca5e tScrcumstances, piable TO events reaJy u
be drawn ont by the experience Of Divine Providence
and the instincts Of this people slowly coming 10 con-
sc0usnes this in those methods which his adnonstfa
ton has illustrated aud authorized but also m the cen
ter the clear git Of n determined decided VIII urn -
coming 10 decisive resolution, aud tbat MAJ
eablc ms il might be in part, had an adamah'
tine base the bottom of II which was ut to head the
great solemn resolves Of this great country: Cheers
remarkable circumstance was that that box was put
into his hands by twenty-five candid men, Democrats
every one OF whom have experienced cOnYeu iJn, ah
were now determined anti-Sliyery Republicans, ana
they sent that loy tell him that democracy nad 81
length found ~. what was false and spurious and what
was virgin gold Tho frue and pine anc Idd LIehoc'
raey they loved, and would not part WIN. Denloc'
rncy was The power oil tao people and not the power
cssness of the people, not the miserable power OF
petty State unknown IN Europe aAd almost Unknown AZ
home unable TO defer itself but the power OF great
National Government with army and navy
an army of hrldrcGx OF thousands Of men, and
n navy which could add for three hundred
days every day an armed chip to is naval Iorces ~
theirs had done What was the Cmclgo platform siIE
ing 10 dol IL was striving 10 Kill the American 8
idol--his flag lie then referred 10 the fact that MY
years ago there were forty lighthouses, which. BY The
breaking out Of the Rebellion, had increased 70 nearly
rour hundred and ~ the commencement OF the war the
first thing done BY the COnfederaes wes 20 put out one
hiudfe and IN Of thcu--an act well uehtunb those
tryng TO restore Middle Age darkness aud put ONT 'he
stars lhe national ag' lie appealed 70 the audience
to keep bright their raps Burning IN the midst OF the
nation d knees, aud next Tuesday he had no dOIo,
hat The cour would be rolled away by the electioI OF
Abraham Lincoln and the national 81 woiid SIM
out In uudminished brigAinc lie cIlcndcd ny sag
Ing, shat secession was rebellion Oh tlc pisuets
against tie sdu and resumed BIS scat amid odd anu
lOng. COniinued cheering.
The President announced that letters of apology had
born received fon - JOY Gen. Peck and Daniel But
tcrfeld and amid loud calls for Banks called on the
rcary 10 Rad he following telegram from the Gen
cgL, explanatory of his absence: . o.,
Il should have left for NewYork lpis evening had
been aplc 10 travel II been possible Tor nae to be
speaking enywhere. But IL is impossible Tor NE ID my
present state OF health"
Two wong ladies. the Misses Chapuop, dressed u
white WI,u blue and red sGshcs, golden nair "a o"'
quetS IN their hands and apparently 20out tniteeh
Years ofage then brought On the platform to sing
duet which they performed with considerable eDlhty,
IL. -afar ffINts auf.. a n
Of place in Il room large as the Cooper Institute
DANIEL DoUGuERTy, esq, Of Philadelphia,
was the yax. eueaser and was received with three
rouIg che ~. he said that the fate OF tue American
nation YVES lie tle sword Of Damoces hanging Dy a
single hair ana though be w1s an old Ire JacksoDlan
Democrat himself yet he would shake hands with any
man. whoever o were who at tais ti,lc was anxious
and striving o. avert the danger that I'M tened the
country Jho present sO-cgled DemOCr iflc party ~ @
disoyl organization, giving aid and comfort t. the
Rebellion. TIE speaker ready 20 prove thst these
men DO prci to IN the Democracy Of tie Norte are
traitors 20 the 'copc. lie herrqpou reviewed the Kan
sas and Nebraska il-isuc3 Oh tie pr0Slayery Do 10
erats u the disl0 o.. ZION OF the country no,
through The division Of tho Democratic party.
elected MI Lincoln IN lsCOi but the ioyai men OF
the country are 70 r.e.ect linn in 1864. The
speaker quoted tom Bull Run Russell 10
show the Southern opinion Of the Ir5h who are now
wheeded into voting for he peace ticket by the Cop
pcf head leaders OF Tie North. lie appealed 70 the Irish
Iuen to sny whether they would stand by such men as
these. Ifthcy do tfey have 40 rights We are bound
to respect. II they are false now, when tins war ls
over then beware the tnunderDOts or vengeance
up0n them These peace men Of the North are aiding
and sting the traitors TIE entire drit OF events
goes prove Il. EuChanans traitor cabinet were IN
completely with treason from It's inception. John j.
Crtteulen alone lowered up above party con:ldera'
,i0ls in favor of his country. One OF these
shan, Democrats Is Hora,o seymour. in ls6l,
be declared. " Let u5 whether coercion by the
NOra e. Jess revolutionary than successful ion by
lhc south" The leaders now engineering the Demo-
party ray they are for the Union. but elr coa-
luss,d fcutimci q for Cancellation or poaceable
separation While The traitors Of tho South we're de-
stfoying the RcpIbhl IN the South. HOIatio Seymour
and h,s brother Ccpp rheads were crying against coef
gion in e. North The Administration hos been IN the
rrht. j. was right suspend the right OF habeas cor
pns and to suspend the traitors too aud 20 emancpa
their slaves aud coniscatc their property ConstHu
tom is the word that Oh the bps Of every traitor In
the land. jet. DAVIS and Brcck uridge-the latter
oute.dyed traitor 10 HE Stale and 90 his NstiorS-a
loadspotted traitor both talked necessarily about the
Constitution. lac speaker Woud answer with ths ar
gument which vas used against Cniallne-' me con-
.ttuton of Rome was not made fer traitolsp teinan
TO Wood and Ben Wood and james BROOKS were
elected 70 Congress under PROFESSIONS Iot tle mon
The Courerhrsd leaders Of the North solicited Lord
Iyous ia British Minister 10 interfere between the
North anu tie South And yet the lrshncn VIII vote
with men WHO viii thus humble themselves Ia tho Eng
iishl Ben Boiler great cheers would have treated
vnlandi CHAN differently he nLd been resident.
The speaaer loved Ben. Butler becauSc Oh England
hated hm aud cIuse. wEcn traitor trnmpled ON
M, American fa be lfILchs1 him by the gallOWs into
he'll AZ for the Chicago Contention VINO werc the
lead u, spirits there other than Powell Of Kentucky
Long II Ohl and others all traitors az heart # not 10y
direct cor cssoR. II their arristce is carried into
effect shall have all the expenses OF the present
lrnies wit cut their victorious fruits; and then 'he war
must be commenced over again against recupeI1ted
south. Again, we 20 pay the don't OF Tie South 10
the aIis,ocsGGy o. EnglaAd WHO knows fu well tfa If
liberty survives in tis controversy. it, atmosphere
must reach and compass her Ifthe war is wrong and
failure We must eralt 10 tho South iadeillcatOn foE
M they suffered during The var. THIS can never De-
lit IIif o..
nc south 10 the offended majesty Of the Government.
The war is not only failure. hut 10 Is pr0digi0us
uceess There can be but failure and that il If
loyal Americans il on next Tuesday. This cannot
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