New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28


man cam paisa had sad fOrebOdngs That splendid
Corps, the fighting etb that Corps marched 70 tnS W.
cny OF the field Of battle end there under the orders
OF somebody stood with folded arms ano
fred shot in that disastrous fight and upon toe
field the miserable Fhs John Porte, refused 70 opes
else was there in the career OF this man 70 NJ
him for q candidate for the Presidency. ne was
now trying his hand at farce, and was now waving ~
his hand the most beautiful Of white feathers cheers
and his colleague clothed in the white robes OF
pesce; but IL they looked q little more closely they
would find under the white robes girdle Of snakes.
and in his left hand scroll, and on IL written;
Chsrter of the gifts OF the Golden Circle West
ern Confederacy Northern Revolution success at the
polls or free tight And who iaes' Two oS eSna
cious peace--Pendletop tbinses and the former
The perscncatiou of peaceful vHT--hc' hissesl
And now the play begins ana the chef turns 70 MS
subordinate ard says
II arr the greatest General Of the ege, VOC know
Bu. the war is failure, sound Il So" daughter AMI
cheers INl|N
And oven the gunboot I'd leave TO 4. il.e
For a ride on the poop OF the ship Of ss'. leheersJ
At the stem still Grant holds the old shlp fast.
And Farrngut s:anis at the Iniazen mast lcheeisJ
And quick, live form is sentry on boarc.
And the fore ties guarded by sheiiGaE's sword.
I have il. oh Pen see what to DO
Wen get up a rattle and swinllc the crew.
Throw dice that are loaded. tell truths or tell liss.
Anything, anything, to snatch but the prizc
/
So yon talk Of peace and III talk Of war; Cheers.
Was ever such q spectacle prcserted before even IN
time OF peace. much less time Of war;, Yen cry
Waterman what of the night" answer,
"the elections are going all right" Cheers
vermont Maine Mobile, ard that immense bomb froT
Atlanta have fallen on the Copperhead camps as ths
nindoahValey the Democrats have adjourned Their
meeting 10 a place higher up the Valley tcheers,
to four o'clock in the afternoon; and, unndest cut OF
oil, the Secretary OF War teegraphs the news
up TO Horatio Seymour Massachusetts, he's already
re- sponded in tones ofttunder and soon the city Of New
York would cry 10 arms, to arm. sending terror to-
tie heart of Horatio Seymour three eroans for Sey
molrl, who had made himself UNANIMOUSLY MINOR,
tai. The day was just At hand when be would
be covering before ire wrath OF an INN, in,a
hills to cover him. There were some very eood people
who thought that they ought talk and deal cnty
with all these people, who have not sp5ps. 20 90 SO
much II human weakness. that they " MD
even talk kindly Of that most m'hgH9nt
form OF traitor Northern CoPperhead.. lCheefs-l lie
and he would teach his boy 10 do tho ZANE ss long
a. any of hem lived and when peace was concluded,
though life was short and precious ne woan aesofe
Of treatment for such people woalc be good tough
saxon nat and cow-hide boot IOncersJ
The day was surely coming and win u was coming
gr eat tide not oay towards the Northern States ron
The British Isles and from the continent Of Europe
great tide nO. from Africa though. bus ude OF
free men and free women Towing en- nos Westwere
on uua Ts" s"ss ish i In. ssds q freedom ssrstoh
ins ana .wsiins IRON sea TO sea lCheerr.
The Hon James n ScovelL Of New Jcrey. vas then
introduced by the Chairman to the meeting lie said
SPEECH OF HON. JAMES N. sCovKL.
MEN AND WOMEN OF NEw-YORK: come 10
the metropolis VI America TO night with tmdity. You
viii hear for my cause.-The cause OF my country
the hottest cause that Derved soldiers arm or in
spired human heart We IRE here TO take counsel To-
gether and gaze over tits vast aucicnce OF feo
Ia. fsx1a ~ mi and
hear goes out for tie saS sion II the Rcpuo rev
erenty read again lesson, old as the world that tho
sentiment Of patriotism ike an ancient gocdess Tor
ever young That sentiment or principle, bounded IN
virtue still tn the OF every honest American
counsenance a. diviney fair as when hooer Ander.
son bore away from Sumters walls onr glorious banner
Fellow.eiirens: BY the grace Of God and with the
help Of Far, sgut and sherman and Grant, We VIII besi
Ssa sa and P IU in x sss no0' and
plant it over the blackened ruins In 'front.' OIL
Charleston where iis sacred folds were first tar
nished and dishonored With the touch OF ve@on.
in the midst Of such struggle as this almost within
sound Of the guns which thunder at the gate OF Rich
mond when the shattered elements OF truth should
cease to conflict and begin 10 unite II s strange thst
we are compelled in the face Of the barbarty and au-
dacity Of an open rebellion 10 stand upon our arms
against the secret and relentless foes Of American ma
who gather together under the Hag Of George
b. Mcclellan. Two States claimed the honor Of giving
birth ~ the blind bard of >cos rocky isle MoCe'-
Ian must be greater than Homer for three States claim
the jersey exile" az their citizen What State VIII
camor for the Lonor OF his birth after he finds what he
never sought enemy IN the shape OF General Foig,-
funess. nobody knows. May he ind some pleasant
awning above the deck Of some friendly gunboat wnerc
he may smoke his cigar in peace and enjoy With III
John Porter the recoecons ot that campaign Id which
he always hesitated to tnd the enemy, and ever
regretted the painful necessity OF fighting him.
Gen Met lean there read bis own instruction 10
Gen Buell., in which he says, a" know that express
the feelings and opinions OF the Presd.m when say
that fighting only TO preserve the INTEGRITY ol
TIE UNION and the Constitutional authority OF tho gen.
eral Government" And now ask any friend Of T~dy
gorge, to name the hour when Abraham Lincoln and
the American people cecsed to fight for the integrity H
the Unon The patriot President Of free people holds
as they the peope) hold that all the interests mu1&be
subordinate to the safety Of the Republic Who coz is
about slayeryi Not the friends OF Abraham Lincoln.
only say that if IL stands 10 the way 81 the Union
shall go down and the oppressed shall hear the
voice OF the oppressor no more forever. Inc
Copperheads tell us that slavery is dead and yes
sIir tour Of Mr. McCelan's friends fonnd in tho
last Congress who voted that Involuntary eervituo
shall exist within the United States We an remen-
Der that all guarantees Of freedom were swept away in
l4 and our flag ITSELF instead Of being the symbol "
human freedom, had become the emblem OF bunan
bondage. Wehave changed all this, and not we Alone
for the Southern Confederscy has unwtngy aided us.
And hazard nothing in saying TO night that os prac.
teal Abotionist Wendell Phillips paes his Intellectual
fires before jefferson Davis who is the leading sbo-
liorist OF the land so with truth 1 may say tho
truest ard pohlest Democrats in the world are Abra-
ham Lincoln, Horace Greeley and Ulysses :. Grant
and though the good ship weathering the storm we
are asked 20 change the pilot Does such request
come from the friends or the enemies OF the country
If mariner weathep storm and gains his port With
Scyla on the hand and Charybdis ON the other.
giving many thanks to the pilot who saved hm doss he,
when his vessels keel touches the waters again
seek new piloi Or does he look out for the old one
Against the tire Of the Rebels in front and opposed by
Willy band Of traitors in every loyal State. with tho
sympathies Of Enga and the French Emperor agast
the flag OF the Union has steadily advanced When
foreign intervention stared in the face when stormy
politicians threatened the President with ruIning tho
cause Of the Republic by divdug the North and uniting
the South then Mr. Lincoln issued his Proclamation X
Emancipation. II did lot come day too early.
kept England at bay and it began the good work
OF emancipating white men from prejudice ss
IL gave the slaves Of Rebels 10 Freedom.