New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
MAPS MEETrNG AZ COOPER aHsTN-
ysjTE.
Speeches by yice-pycs iden; E9nmiiu, CcT-
srnor Morton, Governor Wright nnG
aIlcrs.

Institute on Saturday evening seldom hh'e We ~
this fine Han so utterly crammed e. upon ,n,t
locc:aion Mr. RAYMOND the President o: the Associn
ton introduced Ia the audience
Gov. q. i. MoRTON oi Indiana who was re,
cegpd with rnusing cheers and who said that he had
lust emerged Dom IA sidu' us campaign ~ Ihllsna
land had 10 NewYork in the hope Vat no might
be able 10 administer son-whnt !" the criseh mere; We
have but tgo candidates for tie FicsGclcy.Nr LIN
COIN and Gen. MC LEIrsN. Thrrc IL no third posi-
lton No can take q neutral stnnd we must wore
for one or the other ~ these mon. LELAhs etter
20 the ircsdou Will. IN tho field, ncitler rejects To
his military political credit. The mnIy Character
Of NC LILLIAN must bc deei nined by iacts us just
bis political character. There never was an 'ce
ton Ia which much depended upon single re-
suit as IN tie issue OF tho present canyass.
Mi. LncoLSs policy is FOR the prosecution Oh tno
war until tie Rebellion shall be subiuSdled,
Tie nsan who supports GcD Ncl-iIA. ard places hi'n
in power prOcaiins that our present Government nos
no hight State. Incy have done al IN their
power 70 arouse tie people ats.nst the notethne ~
time n war. and these arc TIE men VINO suploi Yen
IMCCLTfIAN We can dedrce the character OF Gen.
AcCLELLAa BON tho men who have placed him in nonl'
nation. In The Chicago Pldi1tm We can hhu NOTHING,
neither directly nor ililec. g-nst JEFF IAVis ana
/ his fellow CunspratOTs. Ia the Chicago Convention
there WIS no hostility the Rebellion expressed nor
any srecal svmpaty riii soiGers engaged m put
ting down tie Rebellion. The Soma OF Lbritf-aT re
cent cons piracy against tie Government IN the NCift-
hss lair.y been exposed! w NALLhAp:GlAH was TIE
cii".tD OF that u.dcr Jr has ncyri uencu ms he'.
iie va. not only member 81 tie Chicago Convcnt0n.
so. but he made tie principal plank IA II. Inc
speaker handled the Chicago Platform with tie rouge.
then proceeded - oxpose tho rinanh's' % tie Demo-
cratic cry ior peacel The Dcmocrais have placed
what they cali var upon peace Pihi .orn. ana
This - done for TIE pupJse 81 cir!ng tah iIitilfm
NJ the coming clcc;i0r. Such "a the policy OF FER
sAsDO NoOD. and other of he )enoolntio cAeitiihs'
lc OF Liberty, Ike thc thcngo platform reoog.
nis first tbs righ " crssou deny the authority %
the Government To- CTice STATE and subscribe 10 au
oath 10 obey the pehosfs # tho order under all Crcpn
stances The principle 4 State soyeraisiy ia heres!
Indiana never lad 0uy State sovereignty. eAd thc con-
diiiun II Indiana IN this respect !! tr condition 81
eighteen of the States q the Union. The lineage plat
iIrm declares that oar waT has been iai,uir ms
declaration j. insult TO gallant soldiers IN the
field well ou'-1fe 20 the cofIn"n sense II te
country The plank ~ the a icngo platform looking %
convention Of the states, inccd here ~ Ar. ALLAN
pIrHAn y another tnl1cy lLis WoLlc require HhHN.'
Dks nnd SHERMAN to pause in iieu victor ons mrfch
and sREACUr anchor 5i- iref. instead y continuing
L.s cOngusis. There can he no aTnistce without Ga
"a fie Relelion II W. recognize ,hc s'rcgth oi tao
u helion calling for ag Hrui.tice Ne confess our IN
ability yut down orr Rebellion BY force 81
arms Propositions f0r Ieice must come nom TIE
Rebels WHO comH.t need Lie var. ghd Eot Nom
MS Again. We cannot Ic.Cl.c tie var alter gn
armis;ice. Therefore. tie proposition for sal
afmi.ficc recognition o. tie D. dependence
~ fhe southern S'a'rf. We haze been Informed ~
Rebel papsff Is thr chr, l0HrIgs1 aGi b. JEirEoS
DAVIS hlmsr iiai Troy Viii tea "a 40 terms Wlich
lo not recognize their dcl erdence. How lde. then
this talk II an arrs,icc .n: u roTai1n % the n l.
Mr rEsnLEIoS has airry, b his political acton, D.
yorc0 the Rebel OIL. voref peace ipon ire Aeuc
Owp iCrus Nc carn,t restore Tie Union upon my
c0gi Tons bui toe surrender 81 10 Rebels o oGr armies
10 The ield Tie Reles .sYs rr.g.,d to the bsyonei
the Rebellion must tierf fore lie e,n1reet ny tAo hs
ouCt. They say that SO orc prosecuting tie vi hF
The abolition ol Slavery. This - not true. We sc
abo. hing slavery tor he prosecution OF ne var 4a'
speaker concluded hs vigorous fpc'ch, when VS. nc
yacary and .Judly nppnuded tlsonrh"ut ia deh'iy
IFS rectirg the c.e,ii"n oi LINCOLN end JoiN-oS n
,fe rost effective measure ~ iAo overthrow OF The
Rebellion.
The Cu,rraAy then said that having listened |
e. Gov. MOErcs De- world nov cal uppr one who hrd
bon SIC frat sni trugh tc advent 81 the present
Admin-tsftlon. having neEr'f .st E'si'n ~ MIN
-ter 81 Tinted States abroad bit instead - becom
INK on tot account is enemy bad been It, most oya
liz then Introduced
Ex-Goy. Wklpilr. of iudiala v ho was NJ
cel,ed with bud cheers slid lie Anew the agGicacc
had bon d,Hgltei with what they loori from The
worthy Go'crDpr Ard ttey were also delighted VAN
The news gt.yn thcy thi nso heard from hi- state
W., ,soti b. eonc o. the sit Of NoycmicT fChocrs
Nner ps-sinC reference b. tac Chicago platform The
language OF which VIVA fucA az haa never bech Dear"
~ ths counirT hoorc, and The liOr oalns Whi,b IN
UniuA lad he j., atty ol Afptlrntf, pbor 20 t'lr
provincial arachperis Ia their states organization,
" Governor Wkour scid De- gluh above all that
tie nation lad determined that the nbor 81 the country
should BE- voluntary and non. ~ II save such was ne
interest olso Of every man In ~ county and be DC
lirycl that they would hnyo lnou majority II the
ct. If New fork tonight II this question ~ labor
we're correctly pTcsegtcd 90 tie pct plc-f they saw
that their int that the negroes should only NJ
allowed % work IN TIC some TSy rs thssseives Nulnh
'friy AID not iO-ced The NOTin ca by Dor, anu al
was is Interest that every men should w"rt. Dot esa
ta:e bu, az "a free man. knh set thei' was an
u.tre s-ion abroad ~ the North liot IN way Or
other n would lnlIe jlcm a. g ire. WY, IL, men
would labor twice % bard as ir''nien than NJ "f.H
they would have tvicH - much with which 10 buy the
Ioducis Of Northern abour and therefore Fr atty raise
he rates Il wages The Democrats inllcd treat deal
about compToue, but 1T them say 10" II Wa that ne
Democratic Marty Until lao could nHnys agree but Ia
that wear could neither ncrcc upon Platform nor
candidate. IL to be pd 10 ODE word there ves
detect in tic Organization 81 the Government ana ilne
had found Il out They ulfcn talked a.nui beng one
people ard 20 they oncc hut they had not pe,n
20 s long TINS past-many ycaTS-nid " ines "Hh.d 20
b. ore prOIl0 again they iuft 20 h''h I" tHr
,rs II their faiheTs who Ycd liberty ana lo'ed
men and made men and liberty the hrt end Of Govern.
cut and that mrdo them oac people though 81 :" many
different races bat when Acs began 70 think anc sn
b,t The c cf end Of GOyof Ia prutcct cnpi
tai aud property AID 10 claim property rstso'ei men
then Immediately th'y began 10 be dis,"'b' Hhd tl.t
wnuld never b. d whole AMI happy people G,nin until
man should hc the great object Of ten Government
lie then referred 10 the national debt aud sand Thai
even II the debt Gogb.eo would not DC equn 10
IA. debt Of the Revolutionary wGr compared WIN IRE
number O, the population. Speaking OF his state I'm.
diam be said be believed 1t Was The greatest state IN
Tie Union. rs soas worc every here al over the
.iVf6'S al. e TiS.e;cs Is ttaf. tS6ry.daya ALTER
war1. tie wo.d Peace. and tlen that come hooA1ef
lad discovered somewhere AZ CaiiormA
gold mine that would pay OF uo "no9
debt by years operations. Loud cheers
Al die conclusion If his speech TX Governor Wright
be eyed the audience 20 hear few words losl III Od
friend OF his AR. FAY, the Minister to the S~iSs Re
Alter pause the CHAIRMAN stepped forward
and said LIE was desired by Mr. Fay TO say that he must
bee ,cu.cd from apy speech TN H. was much ihupoeeu
Icrlcs oil Let's rec him.
IN response TO repeated calls Nj. FAY then
then came forward snd sad. that having Just
srr,yed flom Europe aud suffering from an affection
of the throat; he would only say that Ae cou MOI So
Ma. cy could -riuso Ia eject ABRAHAM LiN'olN WIN
ont the nation lie would tell them that the
neoule OF Europe looked upon the election Us test OF
III If