The New York herald., 1864-10-27
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ler once 10 bsnks-but they cannot vote, even whe
the President Lvsaks every Louisiana stuf th
ballot boxes with soldiers ballots apd manuscturs
sh'm STATE oat Q. refuse TO basnc- Massachusetts,
the electoral college Missouri 10 told that ihe radical
do lot represent Mr Lucon, who goes for "gradusI'
emancipston 10 consequences OF this and Frank Bairl
intrigues Missouri stia state. and only dars
yet nope. are not sure, than Maryland aved Mr.
Lincoln's other pet Montsgme RIanb both co.opizs
toniss, as hr. Lincoln 10 ths day far the world
knows Chivalrous mem wiSing that tho
be negro should light for thsNn, and give them
and power to export their G,stendersl How nosiy
tho negro has fought his way to recognition and
who has posrod contempt upon him 10 word and
deesl He proposes 70 coonize LseD with the same
Chicago cIergymen al time When ho simser refuses 70
accept The negroes service that they do nothing
only be giving them to rsbesl, How nsst the utteror
Of such words blush when he hears OF Port Hudson Fort
any change Of heart or opinion9
UNDUE TBNDhKShss TO rrR MICRO.
Do not these things show an undue tenderness towards
to use or help or do Justice to the negro :
Whore s the oilicsr-oivis or mitsry-ever punished
for pro slavery setf Bow long the list-beEin
ming with Phelps. Fremont, Buer-of those exiled and
prescribed because they begged the President Everett
says 20 "draw this weapon from the armory pub
lie Iaw1 The President vountaru uy made step
towards the negro has even kept step With Con-
bic dieastcr or impsrous public opinion Emancipation
itself was not granted TIL the world cried shame, and the
childcss aud mothers shook the Capitol with their
demands Be sure therefore, you keep alive such pres
sure. or Weed Will own him next term.
WEED AND SEWARD DEMAND "ooNsERvArrvH roICY."
But thatsgreat aot, tho emancpa.on PROCLAMATION OF
trust and his future Knows many lawyers doubt
It's validity yet retoes the effort OF Congress TO strengthen
pledged themselves astns longer than tho war;
aud covering every saveBiair aud Chaseare tho
head OF the Cabncs-yes retained there In spite OF
the rencusrance OF fourteen States in 1868, and
request OF even the baltimore Convention for his
mova Tho Now York Times, Ilncon's organ thinkn thu
President is bound by 1t neither officially personally.
be- bought with the gf. Of the New YORK Custom House
and by turning Chase from the Cabinet laments that
Lincoln should unnecessarily have yielded him
solf the radicals aud that he adminislra-
ton is working itself out OF its false position" Mr..
elected by Mr. sewards friends and viii Operate with
them and the Eenfn2 Post bost Of the republican Jour.
nals said, october II, 1904
No, there but mode Of getting at peace and that
for all who are in arms against the cnsituon and laws
viii viii
s o to ana M n1hn % & 70 and Sp s
shall them friendly conference % eorreo, what
sP5s
sa n.
ss % *. .ns cns romans
Yes, only Unoh and VIII all modify to any extent
our opnicns about liberty to suit these rebels DO not
imagine that stand alone 10 this judgment Of the res
dent, though others seemingly silent to day Judge
Durans, Of New Orlsans, says
The Journalists. politicians and public o.
ss!sS h.y Believe Ssssr psss s r.. @
syiaoa i. public, i Do cease iss s.s.ss,
they depore tho 70. asmy Of cnoe. hey dare
ss success: an national
find the samo insincer,ty timidisy here. The
That is the why feel shall long kod
the nation in any line Of policy TIL We get certain sec
quote 70 the private opinions dozen leading
publicans; not thar chance street talk but their ripe,
nothing which has been uttcrsa since the Is. Of Nay
last, and quote Who in civil life does rot stand
no one % who % no. an s
"kr. Lncoln's election would be disaster says
"i would rather sec Mcclellan Prssidsut, aud oppose
him, than kin the virtue OF the republican party by apo
Out Of rspuScsn seua.ors only six voted
for Lincoln "a, denomination, says fifth. There y
sasre says sixth the csSines Ds good or
bad, there's not timber eough In Lincoln for Presiden,
s Incapable, but is safe il managed BY the radloaIsno,
otherwise" manfuily declares Winter Davis. "Enter
Snd @ C you would fancy By tho talk that there there
not Lincoln man there" says the ninth.
T.. not
LIncolns withdrawal ssThs Supreme Court will most
IN S. 10 10 3. .ou
rather cs: our chancs there than 70 trust Lincoln to
even repeats bic udsnsn. protest against bic usurpa.on
In the bcgDnDR Of bis speech. Beforo the or
~ s'm
lars werS scattered over tho West appointing new
sra S p. o1 suo.er
who did not give that plan biz couptenapcA
TIE HADrA" nAv' 70 sysI ysnr' THREAT o. D1vD'o
All this testimony and action prove the nntnsss Of the
President In the opinion q M radical men, to mould the
ceei to renonste and hence TO slerce his opposcrs
BY using the same means which the South has used for
seventy years, she wont 10 say TO the North,
Submit to my terms III break the Upion," and till
1891 the North, afraid 70 risk divslon submitted 81
Lincoln putting down his foot, said TO and
the republican party "submt or risk dividing the
publican party If you dare" They submit anl he s
party grounds. they do no,hiog ESQ, and he can
10. be averte1 But I an no politician. ! risk d.
vidng the Union for the slaves sake. and dare, in
the same cause risk dividing tho republican party
In fact the President done act and
scryatism TO day and 20 concliate Mr.. Weed
has Custom House, and Seward runs round the
try dsgracng the nation with his offers to give honor
and all peace. But Lncolnv vnext year viii obey
raicalis, for a that. radicasm, instead Of putting
ils hand mouth, now Is as mperious as Weed
and this rs The moral Of my talk 70 you tonight. Ask
these republicans why they suomit, and thsy answer
he can safely defy u.s. ana is m-s,er OF the SITUATION
poor reply think especially when even Weed told them
forty eight hoursD Pluck trust In each other OF
both wnse there plentiful o s would So have s.s %sds 10
remind them OF Dry dem lipe-
Idiots only may bs coxensd twice.
Don't let them now rursue . policy Of ,imid, irda
criminate praise toward the President which will make
him master next year, and give him tho weapon to
frighteu them from protest II next summer no drsgs
them into shameful compromise. Let them remember
this the folly which lHted the dwarf Mcclellan aud
him the shoulders Of power this the policy that
enabled the baltimore Convention TO defy tho party No
more mistakes Sheridan used TO be had heard
OF knocking thor brains out against brick walls out
OF building brick walls specia y and osy In order
knock ones brains out. And yet this 10 the policy
pursued. witness the offer OF the Ereninp Post, and,
further, listen TO of M. Lincons able adyocates
Mr. TItoD of the Tsd7enSsS st Latimer Hall, Brooklyn
He says
advert slavery shat voices speaking or
Union cause are silent on tbis aass'on-psshins
PLATFORM stands on tve plia,s-the overthrow OF the
and the prohibUsn Of slavery Therefore when
republican speakers se question their ouy topic
buryng the slavery question In silence hei are not fAh
th9y bear; they tear In twain ana III
only half The Bs,imoss paffcsm lays islly before the
iued TO In republican meetings. touched cndery
called secondary passed ever ~ sasme on he sn