The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-28

ucIost and most favored. loud aDpl1usel
Tbs wnr has nCccssitatCd tho doom Of slavery has /
broken the sheokles nom the slave when the DO
minaton OF slavery Is broken we shall sec our Re-
hc Powers o. the earth than that winch II has pre-
youslY occupied. hen no monarch OF Europe VIII
dare 20 insult the Amr ncdn tag. (App'ausek No |
European depot will dare 20 bnnR his armies on the
continent of America trcnCwCd applausol for We
Sbaii n en- be- united aud roo poop G. The sorrows
pnd ,rao'ntiors OF ans war viii soon pnss away and
will be- remember I'd onlg by the uudY ing honor It
will confer roufh an tnc on the departed heroes,
On. tciE ard mon. & hccrl
Row, fellow cHzcns word on this vexod ques.
tOu oi slavery. / ten YOU caud,dy that al my po-
liu. N aud Constitutional auii-slaycry ideas have
lcg ned nom tho carly tatHar tho Republic, Cspe-
c.nly those who were residents of Virginia. IHO-
the ttusttuuOu OF the state OF Virginia, which /
prohibited slavery pa that Stao ui.Cg lhc year 1900
sion every wLofc-NOith, SOuih, East or Wcs-ior |
u then embraced tc territory which now comprises |
htutucly, ONO, Indiana, ILLINOIS, Michigan aud /
w tsgo. sm. hc dusrpd to claim ior VIRGINIA the |
sucl did honor Oh iuaugurauug this great doctrine /
oil Freedom. But the Convention not ne d, and |
OF course thg Constitution was not adopicd. but |
JiFrIusuN dil not moan to give up, and finding |
hlWch iLNaticd, so iar as no state tOhsutuuoh
gtoUt Northwest territory s.aycry and involuntary
EDHItuua Uc forever prohibited by ordinmco. Lor
tms. W9youty ol lh' Saic. yglty' lut no, a suih-
Gent humber TO usmC ITO adoption, under the pro-
Visions ul tue Old Articles oil Confederation. thus It
b. tluWu, aud very cunclusNeiY to my Judgment
that the continent OF thC country at tUut time was
dec dcoly iu favor of the exclusion OF slavery LAp-
puusc.l We, or O. portion of us, adopted mat idea.
aud uudori We fought the Weut porticRl battle ot
l,51 ana ulIs.O. What / want 10 impress on your
m.u,B l., that We arc uJt ultra, or cNactinF, but
u,rly claiming what our ia,lsr8 did. tApplau.c)
lh,u came the war alter our success IN November,
trUCp oi tbc sIaveLoidots ot the South who banded
together us % political organization, ana undertook
,rGnato everything go to thcr great idea. THIS
WCs what W. resisted. We DID Il bccuuse thuy were
wrong. We were determined that TIE curse OF
slavery thouid not bo extended 20 tree soil. hou
/ know now near they CumC 10 ESTABLISHING sler
uOctuuo tic law OF the land But tho elect of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN prevented II. We did not rebel
! tu IslG when We were defeated under Gen. FIRE.
NOM, because We believed n Inc truth and justice
| OF our cause and know we would have another
Glance IN istO and whom that time came, ayaIed
om selves OF II, and succeeded but we dld not tlen
NtntCs. Not ut all Mr.. LINCOLN proposed TO giyo
SLAYER, and fpycholdcrs cycr, rght tneY were tairy
! entitled to under tue Constitution, But they were
! not satisfied 20 submit and Try again ~ We dd IA
! 1866, and whYf EVCausC thCy were unwliing 10 20
| bclore tie ICOplo They knew their cause was one
! Which the calm Judgment Oi our voters Wouu mover
SO the slave ogarchy took the sword and by the
! sword they shall perish. (Gfeat chccrinGD Now
some people say that, an tins war, Mr., LINCOLN was
| too slow / confess thought so myself. thought
| they must be pushed; but, perhaps, the people had
| be u to school and General MCMILLAN was their
| tracl er. tGrtnt laughtcrl never did think much
! of tbe ''Y oung Napo con" Tho Democrats say that
! he WIS thwaitcd IN hls plans hy Mr. LiNCoLH' NOW
| 1 know tomethIng about that mater Although, as
Seer, tRry of the Treasury, did not have anything
tO with military ahurs, except 10 IAlso tlc iuhus
| still saw what was going on. know that II one
man ever old every thing IN his power TO and another,
! Mr IINCOIN tried 20 Md General MCCLELLAN, and
! Let him march TO victory. But under that Con"
| stIYatyo Genelul, our armies never Wouu nave
! achieved the overthrow OF the Rolelion. ~. l..
Inc ale hour OF the night renders II Impossible 10
n eeft the complete speech OF Mr. CHAsEas lurnshed
| by our Reporter, aud with much rogrtt mere
| synopsis Oi the remainder OF MS huuress 10 buD-
Every oro processes to believe that slavery is dead
| Even the eacc men say so. Then want TO know
| why they cont come aud help us put i out OF lts
misery. daughter For ms own part ne oel9Vea e a
they could not it would be warmed back to its tor
mer uower. lie argued at length, vita great force
and ability the platforms OF the opposing parues IN
| the present contest He said the loyal mon IN the
Rebel States could not live there after the close OF
the war II slavery was continued ana the arroganGe
TO show the truth OF this laCt, tho horrible treat
ment Of the Union men OF Missouri by STERLING
? He reviewed the Peace party in scathing terms
amlf Il great applause. lie urged the people on PM
iade phia not to bo content with holding mass meet
ings Ia lt every man must consider il MS persona
duty to work Tor the Union ticket from now untl
, election day Our brethren IN the field are LOOKING
: TO MS and we must not dsappoint them. lie closet
{ with most eloquent appeal III pehail ol tho W
d Among the audience were United stniNa s"nato
l SPRAoUE ana Iady'
d non, sALMoH P. CHASE AT THE HALL or THE III
If PUBLICAN INvtNCIBLEs.
le The Republican Invinciblcs held their usual moe
d ing last evening at National Hail. Market street, b
D low Thirteenth. Mr.. SoUDER presided. inc ma
% was we'll filed, and speeches were made DY MI
y AMOS MYERS, Governor POLLOCK and others
', aid not take long to have tho news disseminate
70 among the audience that the great lion OF tho day
d the Hon. SALMON p. CHASE, would repair to M
y uonal Hall after his effort at Concert Han, and &c
m dress the audience assembled there.
1f Although the speeches before the lnvnciblo Gu
n were interesting aud patriotic, Sill wheh u ocean
q. ! Enoy n tLat Mr CHASE would be present, Visib
" uncaHness and TostossnCss was manifested DY u
&c audience, which was only oyer %non M on N
81 made his appearance on the p'au0}itn, "@son @ W ~
as audier ce lose and welcomed him with the most e
nd thuUnstic cheers Alter OTdoI had bcon restored
ly Nh CuAsE was introduced TO the audience by HOl
a. SIMON CAMERON aud spoke as lollows = -
III The gentlemen who was speaklng Whrh l cah w!
le in sad that it General MCI LELlAh was eloat,
,at ! President he would think God had deserted u
,re country, II IL Is true that General hCCLkLLh
of cannot be made rrosdeut OF the United states tht
set We NAV take Il for granted that God has not
VA. serted us and viii bo very happy people l'
ing ave happy people Tonight but you viii be happr
es- on the DIV aitcT The election You Will not eXpe
ess me to say much 10 You at this hour OF the nigh
be Ny friend Mr. CAMERoE Is pleased 70 think va
IN L had sometl ing 10 do with greenhacks, and IN
not greenbacks has had something TO do with the n
mt | a National currency, that when you send 70
to boy To Ban Francisco he can buy his dinner with
'all money he nkes with nm rom W. M
so got to trust IN our brave boys IN the held heh
D." was charge o. the Treasury Departnont souh
IL n great pIvere TO be ROle 20 raise money enou
Re- [ o mike PROVISION Tor the cOmlort ana support
these brave boys. But aler al soldiers must ena,
10 hardness. And sometimes Wlsh that nlihat
,el- would preach TO them rom that text when 81
: Is "SOldiCrs endure hardness" .,
At lecausg every soldier ICes that he y lighting lor
rsD country Ills the country ot hIs tgthorz, o. hs
all an his children that ne Is lighting nor, Wo are
TO d. ople EYCry where yOu 80 you recognize memh
IN OF the same family, and whom . part OF ths ialh
n- b,bpytg badly, and Wiehcs 90 90 out tum the q
,at we have moth NJ 90 do but TO give thCm good
eat ring ana we have uCus that ana are dong u nc
eat | (AIIlausc.) GRANT, SHERMAN aud SHERIDAN
III dCng their part OF the work. aud am rhd % ku
lch that iLey H.yC iull credit Co thC uubC men VII
no they cUInnard d. aud who atc helping them do
lm- | work 80,
.ust W. are going to crush tbg Rebellion, aud tha
ime the reason the Opposition cannot come n ihis 80
fore 1hCy say their candidates very good looking
lrc- | they can't como in. t4.ugbiorl Tho uuc OF
also | blGe has come. 1 don't lnrlI enc JuuAL-E. y
ran away from SWuIpAg u Oh" Valley. .H'
rm, ! lau, h Or.l / mean 90, jtulyc oi cDahelpht
iich ! lApulausr.l
Tor Now my friends, 'gt m. lsh ycu, rycrg orcoi !
,ery ! 10 do y0ur uuTt. lf t.Hrc o. any one NluW
.NN ! know. and YOU think him doubtful "u Co lum
ONT | reason with hun. Ak him whether Do i5 Va
The ,,ls tn lu with the minority tins year or Wue
ua- it j. LETTER to stand hY luT grand guu u|iy "a
uch and those who are trying tu prUr"INc iH nal'l
ald AIr CHASE was followed lu u cW remarks y. ,
,ery SIMON CAhIEoN, gltor wuCh the meeting
hys iuuugd.
ON
1m, Tson. y. =. DicIsinSoH Spcek1.
y B1NGuAwroN, Tuesday, October % lbt.-
lie, the Editor Of the New York Times Permit,
an "a a,,. in aeperal answer 10 the numerous Iu