The New York herald., 1864-09-18

Davsfor he declared that free and slave States could
not exist together" Why notf 10 alliance which pre-
ssnts them 70 the world nation but at nome giving
them sovereign power IT that sentiment OF Lincoln was
true tho South took him At hs word and EFT daughter
ana chsers) Two years ago, by his oxp imperial wli
he emancpated the slaves of eleven Saes and used the
army aud navy in carrying the TIL he had freed
every negro South. then millions Of armed
force called into the field support that mani
esto He hss abroga,ed the consttu.ion by his mpers
edct which offered the people OF the south an amnesty
on condition that ney the doneslic Institution
This degrading condition the South would accept and
no calls for i've hundred Thousand troops to sustain
him In bis despotsm. II within tho power o. tue Pro-
belion bus when that is done that com oined
power cannot nhict punishment fCheersl This ~
the great palladium or American freemen. tAppleuss)
Our opponents say hay the rooos must submit
ditonaiy before peace be teked uf The South has
sufficiently proved Itself incapable OF accepting peace on
any such terms. Cries of hear Under that policy
was his deliberate cpiDC they ought TO stop
lighting Cheers suon q war ought not to succeed
while be raised defeud mems inst rights.
The country only be saved by change In I'll admin
strationtC heers by President who, while he shall
surround himself WITH the panopoly OF war to meet
emergencies. WELL on the other hand hold out 10 the
one hand the olive branch OF peace and wil VI II
s necessary bridge the TO peace with gold Cheers
The usper now bis heel upon the free su ages OF ne
people, yet the people be deirauded by military mcs
yenton a the pos the people must and viii take George
b. Mcclellan 10 their arms, aud carry him to the Preai
deDcy. Cheers for Little Mac and Governor cymour.l
JoHN hckroS was the next speaker who was received
revoiution War win ali its devs,atins effects has
passed over the country, rvbbng millions Of your mon
Lincoln. - Fe 10 extent; but eight ago
he declared IN speech III Philadelphia that 1t Buchanan
WAS defeated the Lnon would DO dissolved for the
fanatics OF toe North proclaimed that they would have
no union with slavery The Prosden there an DO
no peace till the Soub abandons slavery " pre-
pared ior tsl (Lries Of ,No - TINS IL the quos. Tor
you determine. There many who want peace,
but who do hot IKE Mcclellan, hs letter the plat
form OF the Convention Ia Ina. Convention ho was IN
the minority; but be here 10 nignt he and soul,
10 give his port for Mcclellan ana Pendleou Great
cheering fhe whole democracy vas out 70 night, and
a6f
the [party traitor To tire country. lie would say
now, without fear or Intimidation, bu, 50 sure az Abe
Lincoln Is re elected there Noud he bloody revolution
North and West There are great masses ont tonight
these determined 10 their rights At the
ballot box, and will thc administration dare to bring
military power 10 oe@r upon yon2 G.oud cheers)
rhe speaker was here interrupted by the passage OF
namense light procession Look az that platform,
''Down with Gespctism' - cheers 1.-THE speaker re-
!erring % carriage pnssDz at the time carrying plat
form bearing the motto on large Gag There WAS only
way end the rebeion-that was tura out Lincoln
and put Mcclellan The train nas been too long the
track; remove the conductor and put in
n Was the oao Ge w you
That is mau to be sustained. At Albany they have
nominated iorao Seymour, and i your iu;y TO sus.
tain hin. Sustain yourselves, and keep New York,
she has ever been 10 the foremost rank whenever any
service was 10 be done the Union Follow up The WORK,
and ron up majority OF ny thousand for Mcclellan No
vember next. Great cheerng)
JoHN Kelly was the next speaker II was time 70
have diGerent ADMINISTRATION at the head Of affairs
Thirty four years democratic rule gave you peace but
no sooner did the rons OF p1Wer como into other naots
than tue country was afflicted with the most devastating
domestic war known 10 history Another change Is
needed and you must psck 10 old democratic rne
Mcclellan Is standard bearer in the coming struggle
Cheers. He wants a PEACE based on the whole Union,
and when does the democratic party want peace
cept on the whole Union2 no man in the country
better fitted for the high office OF President Road his
letters TO Buell. Burnside and Haeck where he cautops
these generals against unnecessary rgor in their aepa
rate department. bis letter to the President from the
James river vas masterpiece OF wisdom When be
took command OF the Army Of the Potomac he took
mand OF mob. but organized ~ army the greatest this
naAx rl1ahn H-n ,lac I.
Richmond. IL his adTice had been taken, tina;
taken he not viootor OF
the laws and OF the constitution il wac Tor this
he removed from hls command until he was again
called the captdi second time. Cheers
when this great service was enectualy performed
the invading army OF Lee driven back " Virginia the ad
minisra ~ eas'ug his popularity with tho people and
army, again removed HIM from his command and exied
him to the democratic little state Of New Jerrey
Cheers bct now the people have called him into the
field their candidate. Tho people have nade him
their standard bearer Heaven, he believed, designing
him to tho country tCheerE In This contest the
people must preserve their great right the right
exercise the franchise according TO their and
convictions. Let soldiers stand IN the WY ~ the
people At the ballot box. it done before lot IL
not be dcne again. (Cbecrs and cries os 'Ncvcr. Tnen
70 the polls aud elect as your President George B
Mcclellan, the only man that saye the oouutry.
Cheers for MCCleIlan.)
CBAuScsY SNAPPER next spoke, and the concus ion OF
his remarks the proceedings closed with cheers for
Mct lelian and rendleton.