The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28


T<c1le> this war is carried o. and that an equal
obligation rcsts np1n every cat os The Unt~d
sts1s 70 s'iplcit H. without reEtrl " siNc - ten
r toral lines and he who - binlcs hy Iort,,an
feeling, or bound down by party ties, tln, hc
neglcts or refuses 10 do Ia wholly u,ht g.
c4Sc Ne right 81 sclf-governucnt, thG' prc1i lrr-
r's'ivc Of frcNiom. Iudors ng the nctniua'c, ior
President and vicc-Presidcnt Of the lu'ic, States.
AbrN am IAncolp, OF Illinoas, and Andre" Jo'uf ,u'
o, isnnc-scc ATp~v,n' tse dcclNra'ion q gr.n-
oiplcs enunciht~d by the Baltimore I'm on ConVrn-
Won tvru'ally indcrsinc the action cf the tutVu
smte Z invent ou, In nom mating ss our rAniidai"
Tor Govcruot the Hon. Reuben p. Fcrtou, who,
notnS' Alv"rd tr Lieut.. Governor, frsokhn A.
amer cr tot Canal comni ssioner and DAVID Y. For.
rort nf state Prison INSPECTOR Pelgiug the veto cof
the umpire state g. Lincoln anil johnson and oNr
STATE nominees tchocrs) Dcncunciug tho sin,inisI
unton Of Jsncr Nnchsusn (hisscsl and resolving
" use every onor and lcrd every cuergv IN asa st
Ing ,hc government & pu, down the rehelion. and
,refc'y secure = LASTING peace which uill CIV.
strength 10 the state, harmony and stability to tho
Un'ot, and even handed justice to all. EXPRESSING
unutcrnhlc contempt for tho men In otii n,iis am
el'cwher~ who now, when country's banner
~ ws'ins u the sunlight of victory, pro,osc ~
yield TO- ha'Ned, decpsirug, almost ,snq ls c fr.
oil that Southern conspirators ever cl.uod or
hoped for, IN hoiri ~ their apparent auccess Rr-
so,y ng that tho % nka of the N.tion arr hue u,
those eloquent Ard persuasive Peace Conn sson-
ers farrneut, Cran', Sherman and shcr dan
iCAeers.) Aud .nat onr thanks arc equally duo ~
tho heroic soldiers and sailors Of the Army and
NAVY, Cchecrs) who, Ia many a Ill ois conflict bhvN
shown their dctermr alton that "a Government of
the pcoplc BY the people, for the pc p'o, shall nos
per- from the fac Of the tn" 10 mortal honor
to he memory Of those who have fallen ~ thos0
who survive tho profoundcst gratitude of the Ma
ton they shsll redeem, spurning with con,omps
tho oowardly and iraItorous demands for armatico.
contained In that psioh-vork " deuapogucs aud
political trick s'crs, known ~ 'fhc Chicago pat
form" tchcerSl and proclsmin. dc,ct m'nstion.
unaved by Intorous threats whether iuiminsted
in Richmond or proclaimed IN The Wigwap 1t
Chrago, 'ro neht on this lino," until tho suI-cm-
ncy 81 tho Constitution is rc-estalshcd through
out the ,nsih sni lrcslh OF the land and the stars
and Sir. pes shall again noM in triumph over every
foot OF American soil (Chcers)
Mr.. Noyc~ ucn, in few ramarks euosi'tc ~
Postmaster Blair, introduced that gentleman to
the audience amid Immense cheering. Mr.. blair,
| on coming forward, spoke nearly as iu,lcws;
Mr. PreSdcn, and fellow ci,izcns II hal ever
| doubted that my heart dicta Ell 10 the rght
\ ccurse in my pull lie conduet ce ,o-ueht 10y tho
we.'s S ySS sys nav. tS @ s isc os S
your Oh airinan, that have not mistaken tho popu
| lar henrt-tLat ,ho road to honoT-truo honor To
The afoc'ons Of The PEOPLE, ID a, all times 70 re-
| sponi TO trM maxim 81 Dcnr ready :, sacrifice
| ever thing IA ihc public cause. Applsuse.) somo
| Of my friends very good ir.oncs indocd-haVo
| questioned tho hndncos Of the rIsfd, ut ~ mo
| IN dclalrg my resignation ~ Pn-ttnater-C;enerat
Of the country. Let me tell you, my friends, that
hc has leaat ~ suppor. - those ~ho are nearer
" the than oil other people IN this earth. rotr~f
| by Oe rcronnu enda''on of nv own 'n'hcr. (Ap-
pisusc.) lie my irienda has passed thni period m
lie when Its honorf- tt rewards, or It's g"rcs have
any charm for him Ho looks hs.fs only and
| forward only to tho grandeur NJ his = non and
tie happiness o. the glorious people VINO arc
growing up undot iis prosperous Constitution
sHd Union; nad would not permit ~ SEA
| of his 10 stand IN tie way of tho plorl-
| otis .nl pstrotc fren,'rt who now lra',s us
| on "a succcss-not hrr am dang that tails Garth
| could oAcr. tApplauso.l lue sI"a'cr Acn hllidNi
10 tho que'.ion of tho wsr lie said /, was not bo-
run, aa The Chicago houinSo LYl aaid, ~ gpNo too
Uno1, tu, It wac bc y,.u ~ u1itJrs 10 dchiGny sho
Union. t"vtat's so"-rIuapeo.l lie thon rnad"
u,,si.ri , analysis OF v Clellsni Harrison L.nd-
ius otter ooInn,utng thereon. lie allCdeJ " III,
ubics-o CJn,cnt m. The wo,ls, v r'u'l'g CHAM.
Jhk" Thompson, George Sand -, nnd M" "hoIc
hoiy pohlC Of The rshcis ami syn,pa,Li1cIe, oil
vert for M,Cl"llin They bad other 4 lyUst names
tlnuyht.r and cries oi "De'nou''l v',ll known IN
the financial cirel, ard the representative OF th'
Pot'uIat.n abroad, who unique 'uol"by sy.npa
, i.iIc with his Chicago uui'n movement. They
, are taking IN active aud earnest part y me war
y -i,nd has no desire to tee the msgn1 eni navy
, Of u" Unitel Stats grow any stronger, "hen u
has nroHiy broken her high title g. tie rule II M
| Cs.ean. Ycu know, my frsnds. that the growth n
ibis count Is gall and wormwooi to every sov
Q crci,n .n Eirope. They Soc tho handwr,lnS -
. the wall Al every one OF their croa, banquet
they talk With ear ~ tho great Republic IN 10
West. JeI Davis 10 in fact their AGENT and woui'
4 give you his neNt cotton crop II he coHl,
| by dong dcich, you VA this eIection. In trsnc'
= to-day they have . standing army Of 10000 mcn
i sroa'er than the number OF men ~o have t. erusi
n III rebellion. Will such arm c. al otc1 l. rope
: rep ihlican liberty Ia iinp0ss. ole, ani honn
p,rrtion take place here, thern VIII :" rtHndin!
z army on 18th sdes o. tho line, th'rcvor tiat Itu
20 may 10 eG,AbAshei, and then ava lny Trends
-, with the name 0f civil lecriy on tie continent
aorics. tArp.nsc!
Letters were ,hen read from Preston King, OF
10 Secretary Chase tshoss name greeted wit
2 loud applsuseJ. Daniel 4. Dickinson aud Hon Rsr
q bou y. Fentou Mr.. Noyss then In an nIproprai
% rpeeoh introduced tho Hon. Henry L Den iag
D. msn.bc- oi Congress from Connecticut, who ssld
> There WAS once party IN this country. VII ch
" cup phat.cally y wal party, coevm with tho Ecpu
:" lie when that greAt old hypDcrit,, who ~ s,tia
" on his stnal, c'uster oi islauds In the orear, We
turoi to place his loot one o. vessels u
= o, Democracy caught hun Is the throat .ud he
u him there until he cT,nI peed,i. daughter ~
!" applause When she hxeI her coprtcous eyes
: | re wor,niess scrcs Ot our north western huHl
!. Diary "04 40 or hght," was tho motto OF {,
~ ~ | Democratic party Wien few - her mHc.Nl
sqIAtlers in ArOustoCk County, Maine, rs stci o
authority, the DcmOcIacy put the entire nli
~ array oi the nsIion into the hands Of tlc r..
- dent And when our despicGhlc tlStt :. ult Poe
~ | ron and inhosIitAlle desert between tie ~ ~
- and tho Rio Grsnie waa DrouRhi in pu,a""u b!
!. | feeble IDwcr why The Democracy tgaIr4 "HF
a., | wounded Ion unul the whole Unite. ',si'7 vi
=. summoned 10 arms. Quits recentlr we th'' hhd
- | party which claims the name " t'e 1ih''n h
i, | which has met IN grand cunNeui"n 90 '"''AF
T.. | IL,y have met. gentlemen, Wtcu "AE WA '
h. merely thres, ene'i-not vi en- tbe "'-'loud "
| merely seeu she ds,Aut uur4"n n--"'t '.ioJ ia
. In tAe midst Of the most m,r' "'S" ana h'si
= cious war that d"t' t'tl any con
70 nont and wi en our Zoe was am.n;, Il
~ | ct q dsput.be right On the soa, but
no trnp,ing u reni our national uiuty IN IVA