The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-08

vA.s. r,,,., s,.,.. n,d.r the election Of 1890 70
continue until the i,h Of March. $500. 40 vCang
for President Of the United sts'rs can VIC ~Isy
| or ssfcv voo ont tho identical person whom Wild
snrcc .nd arms. we sre 1ghting into the Pr,sdcl-
cy no noD You Justly say no. II ~ohld ne
/ nothn. less than to give UP the vera tl~t % VIC
| var at the ballot lrV. Ole Of tsW things m'irt
| t,nv that fatal error. Either . contest het~esn |
your newly ecctet conpr, use President sud ne
| ssfnr usnrrer. IA which The usurIer must rrNai+
| or else a combination tctweon thoIn. through
which the usurper or his successor, subyertIng
| your Cor stitution aud substituting his own, wi
tcrotnc Pres dent, King. or Emperor Of the United
ttatcs without foreign aid, II be can. VIII iore.gh
inioryento on If necessary.
Mr.. SEWARD then charges that the Democratic
party NJ the North is IN alliance with the Demccra-
tIc party in the South. TO dofcs, the prnc pie Of con-
s'itutionnl election no represented by Mr.. LINCOLN.
As evidence of This lie adduccs the conferences at
Niagara Falls between hc Confederate Com mission
crs aud the Dcmocrsuc lcadc-s VI. srwAEn how
ever, some what disngenuoualy ignores tic fact that
the conference inuagurspci in tho frs, place
by Mr.. HORACE GBgEfYY aud Mr.. Hay, under the
authority Of President LINCOLN. lie also leaves il
| an open question to whether the party Ia fowcr
in case Of it's defeat IN November next, will carry
out the parallel Indicated by hun respecting Dom
mark. Mexico, and the soiih American Republics,
anil seek foreign Intervention and dismetnhcrmcn,
| O. quietly submit to Democratic President, should
majority II tic Pc PIE dee ic IN lis favor. Mr..
sRwAap then speaks Of the Democratic party as
follows;
They are no, content with plotting sedron In
secret places. but they 20 up aud .Bo~n the public
streets uttcrng Treason, VA My s'etny 10 provoke
| srrest In ordcr that they mny complain nj denial
| ~ tie liberty Of speech. Tho immunity they
| everywhere ouIoy uuGer the protection Of eonsti-
| tutonnl debate, SHOVE u one and the s,Inc time
TINT tcI eompI 'uts are grolndh ~ and that the
| Union Ia the eeueni ~ moral st1hlity "a stronger
| than they know. IA, chef complaint against the
| President Ia hat 10 wll not accept peace on the
t,ss OF the int yrty OF the Union. w1hout having
| also The abandonment e @tcery. Wien aud
where have Tie iusurcn.H offered him r. sc cu tho
basis a TIE INTEGRITY # tie Union Notoiy has
| offered .. TIE RchcH Will never oder II. Nobody
on their behalf ctn oiler II. They are determine.
and pie lsct 10 rule this Rcpulc or rum II. told
you aero Il scar aye, that pr rticnhy slavery was
Do longer IN question that 1t was pcrishns under
the ul- uilou o, war. Tat asse ruon has teen
conhtmcd.
Upon &c suhcc, u posce and reconstruction Mr.
SEWARD sccus q litlc at varsnoo with the Prcsi'
dents policy, laid down IN the AL To whom !,
may concern" prc,lamalion, which made the abol
,ion Of slavery q condition OF peace. Mr.. ssvAEr
hollis M follows;
| When tic insurgents shah Rave di.bSnded the!i
armies, AMI lt,.d down tLcir ARMS, the will in
sianlly ceasc--and all the measures then eS
| listing, including those which bifoct slavery, vii
cease n'HO and AL the moral. economical and pol Il
cal ques ions, as well qIcsuonS affecting slavery a
ott cts. which shall thon lie ,.iing, between indi
viduAls, and ates- AMI TIE foleral Government
whether they srosc before tho civil war began, o
, whether they grew out II It, VIII, 10y fone Of tn
Constitution pnss over To tho arbit Ut Of court
Of law. and 10 TO councils q Legislators.
While there is much in Mr.. sEvARp's speed
' with which all loyal men may coincide many G
his friends will have something TO condo mn IN tn
tone Of acrimony pcrvadIng IT, which IS in Inarke
Z con,ras. with his former concilistory tone an
: policy towards political opponents. THIS is III
more to be regretted, as tie speech Is 10 be issue
ttualcast over the Land az a campaign d.,cumen
anu will exercise an important influence in gavin
the kcy.no.o to the camp aigD. If the entire ID,
mocracy IL to bo branded in advance AZ trsitorou
aud rrbciious, there is only too much dan
ger 10 spprchend results which all lover
. Of their country should earnestly deprccst
and avoid. We, however, hope for better thing'
and trust that tie caaers of both the great psrtc
y Will recognize the !act that nothing is ever game
by yilifying or incorporating political oppC
nent. The most solid and enduring tr.umphs Al
o to lie won only IN the fields OF f,ir discussion.
y one part Of NJ. sEwAGps speech is eminent
u satisfactory. lie announces apparently on sathoi
ity, that there will bo draft. Recruits Tot
in at the rate Of FIVE or six thousand day and al
10 likely t. continue in increased nu.nhers. This
d" good news both for the people and tho army, an
y indies that Generals GRANT ,and SnsRxAN WI
y obtain all the they need to crush out the r
bolon during the Hll campaign.