New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

merits, ss mar, ell partrs appealing 20 the %,rss IN
tead of the best feelings Of man. He Fad 'ecenty
heard a Met LELLAS orator from Vernon cay iu Wv
churches and scfoo,s Lad generated oil ne mel %
The war. and JAS. ). 1HIYER also steiec thN II We
,hurches and gcboohopses only closed we thccs
M MCCLELLAN Uould be greatly increased. Bat theso
peo,e were sadly mistaken II they supposed l chicn
and school would moi nave Their iar snhis IN no.s
the will Of the American people. ne lu ~ h,t
weaks in the interior Of tho state and nc tg'l en ma
m, result of the election was as If the ides o.
November wero passed; and If 1t We're col nsysah ., =,
roll up laundering majority e4pfeasiFe y, ~ lis ex
Che people they might stop wcIk toh'sns. IN. iis -
perience IN neighboring State had taught hini'' 80.
Young Napoleon would not carry one S.et' III VII
Union for no nsai. to ,S, w. Going Tor Nc
CIFILAY The attitude vi the Southern S1aes W. Vs..
either robellious revolutionary Dnl II y n' 'As
ter let them show in history -lnge ease ~ onet
iution eucoeeied save Of the point OF tue 'o}on .L
In ,gss earuedly contendcd Tint the rostior OF ~ ."
MAS state of revolution parallel 70 'n" o i'y
the other hard 1t was comtrioru anu ~ -, i.-ct
that the p0 iti0n Of the South was one OF v'n IL
mr. and II IL succeededs H. too oohll suS-'l oJ
nc the point OF the bayonet % ,nsI nIe,.u
revolution or rebellion. there could be pul vai ~
peacd and having taken the sword eey "ele e
10 nerish by it, lie wond not discuss the cause 81
war those we've well understood. ana none ~ Sun ~,
erners pretended that + olsHssI NJ ny IT, srss
lad himself admitted. good dsai Tao osu ~, 49,
about Slavery, which was not dead !e'' 'h'nsh vi
.l.r4tT 90.
iihsrtv ms urcaimcd throughout all tho ma !" ~
the Inhabitants thereof C1se.si npo'Sa and
lion was the doctrine OF state iSovcreiss' o,d
he dare say the audience had fe9enn Ivan n
"a, A II 'sTIPuENs's remarkable ioite upoi,
tsis proposition Tho Copperheads elamod
thai the Government Of the United states ha 80
fted with the rights OF the sovereign Stgt" 30 ~ "
make the original compact Of great haIAlah 40"
what single act OF soycreignt, could ibe Si"' vi NV
York exercised Men talked abont II, 1ut NC suiu nav
some of them tn tell him hat acts OF o'e1eRhs 's
- ,nult Else II
act of soyercigntT Could IL enter into tT,d{ or AM
ancef Could il issue letters Of BaTqucf Coui Keep
ships OF and an armed io,eo " linz - ~,
Could make anything but gold and silver aiega tel
de- in the paymcnt OF Gehts Could u luss l"s lel
feriug with the execution Of contracts .ouu ~ lsss
!. general bankrupt law All these NeI. ees " s"
ra3rrfy AMI could the State Of New ork r"i"Fn any
ono Of thcmf IL was absolutely painiu 70 se Uen A'
Gov .sEYlioUR Misunderstanding tho peopru tise ~
but auou people whose cOmmon properly vas odqca,
ton this false logic would have NO eiscl Ar ,Ae h-
one bv wheu'thc people could be- /0odwink'd ny any
marcel OF pntirians Gad tO save tho bOf'iiHsn' ntu
Guer the Rebellion was determination 40 h'ed 10 lse
minds OF the people that set Of demhgoptes couid
change il; and great as were the hacIA''h "I'VlN!
made the people oad make tcrlnld greniori ncces.
snry ntuua it, fields untitled ior c'iNIt' ~
was wholly impossible that two Gntag III te Govern
mcnts could exls. IN this country. They eo-il by1
make d. siDn of their history their c"nniaY siH nc
elory population % u.On00 edncaiod 10 rrltlon
ind freedom opposed to mere hsneili OF teLn anu
haughfy agstucrit. who did rot over own Nii7p o.
II their own huncsicgds ever earned an honest o"i
lar must oycrw helm aid destroy this mseTaph manu-
ful Who must submit Dc eAieEllAaira ana ~ -,
platforms ever made would never be- shln ~ eject
compromise with traitors Peace might be ulcbscd 700
dearly IL bought at the price Of the nations honvr
existence, selfderradaiiou' aud ms Fuco @"s
for war aud II any ono asked bow luns ne shIi ~
the Southern traitors Some might say WY cannon
YOU afford o. Dc uaguanimOus anu c0hcede ~ eoMpV
mise something. SIMPLY because IishI e0uia he'.! ii
foid 70 compromise Win wTuAs ai Aah i,i ho' u''
maCnanimoua. Rid they not for iac rst hrriy years
MADE every concession ihry could without giving Ut
tirir manhuud and they had bern IN great danger ~
losing that Some said tie was not F Tie ll9h bu
for the negro. we'll II II Was not Their Alii th'
SoltheIners had worked !c dcsirgciiu II Wa ot ou'
fault but theirs Let The Rebels stop Tie var Au lAet
/ would bc end Of the war aud it conss lnnces II
tie states returned their allegiance and asnd sens
their srnaUrs and representatives % Wftl Eth' j
they Ouly good men ant tree they would he slie
admitted. rpsgking Of Gen. hct LILA. ne thn ~
would not call him traitor oT coward thuei
| lie had sought Ele.ler 81 d k4AD1aL Ak A.
had been gscoTtsincd In respCnlh.r gu"t'n
that he had ct the beginning 81 lie va
offered h.s fVori and rorviceu 20 JLff DAVIS lie"
The pauph lnd certainly night 10 cnquifu into Ne nr
lions OF prcfelted f0r tneiT ciri magistrate hn'
lousi It's had been bfundy aseeFtci % bad nr', De-,
denied at irast not N pint. TIE Uor4d Had crshln
denied IT, 90 at least iAlf IMP ~ impulrnce MNin'
MAABlI lad done So. bot that was tAo guest IoAlui
e.ldelce Of IS ruth and anpLer denied 81 AAl We
| appeared. surely such man Was A"i NJ u ~ w
frcsident OF tho AiDcriuan I-"p" "f.p u 'A4f hA'A
had yuined ~ aid Justly sud rfftsrd 10 In ronsrqun,e
| Mr prsrrJ4ng acted Goa Different principle ir ~
h-d -rrrn'v I'M spcech iu this city Piled g. tate
usent fe.r.cflng bis votes u Congress, ana WAAi va
thorc % the positOu % tie Prcs4denilal candidate ia
he should not infrn Ties pcupi' whether az not Pee all
DID offer 10 JEIT pAyi, the services Of lis DeAacn
| blade Aram Gen. MCCLELLAN knew nothing ah'
ooaid know Bo,hing u iae sorFiocs 81 stat shii
snip In which DTS admirers ciHim,1 ua
occupied ANY c.vl situation. place DO ConCes. OF
State assembly. lie appealed 70 tie men Of lf.hhrt
Ia tie city with whom h' had % sifons hi'r@ ie"if
not Ia forget the debt ui gratitude if! 1Ntd Lac Aie
can people AID ag.ay themselves with those who slugl
10 destroy tr American iUnsiiutoni hul N tffir "'I
! no ntirr fraran tho hgct that England desired ia
obstruction a. sho Union ought 90 be- rcn ON "a i-i.t
men "a cast their fuil and undivided vote for u
and hc lniplored them 10 stDp-io tninA-ara HARM
thought t. exercise bsi gratiude ana ~ i'e name
God the American people and old ir.l nd 'ur once
cast their votes fyr tue American people Lou
chcors.
! Tho Hon RUFUS I. ANDREWS, who was re
ccivcd with .hTcc cheers uHd tigcr-w tie nes
sp aker ind sad that the prospects Of tie election WeT
- bright and cheerful that II Ma almost Impossible
address al audience without feeling thai they hh
already as many votes necessary 10 dcicn Ten
MCCLELLAN; and II the stampede from The CopP'Fhea
part % the Union side continued much longer n TIL
State ia "A abort time would consist only Of HORAII
/ SEYMOUR IFHykNDO anu Bis. WOOD Notwitmtand
Ing all hal had bren said On the other fae, they Nigh
BE- sure whom thcy found tho farmers in the interior
tba state opening their political meetings with prayer
that the Almighty had something 10 DO with the siruf
Gle Iyen the Irish population which had been sener
alv supposed aCfnst them and tie country 4 Voice
"Nor ali J-even there was change coming o. anon
tha Glars Of people who were supposed 10 be- 80 we'd
ded 10 tie Drlocfatc party. Al Troy .aiey, WIFI
addressing a crowd, he regretted that tie lfsh vo
.boni BE- 70 clear agaiut the Union party and no wal
Surprised 10 hear Il hundred voices in tho lfish bfoguc
cal oct 1--WE mol against you" lie then referred
To the registration o. y0 and said II OF vita
nport 1ice that they tho Union party, should taxi
pains - sean tho register which would be complete,
merit Tuesdny and they could do better service fo
the party than 60 carefully ard scan that reoclt
of tie names Of tho voters and then go ud ascertain
whes hr there any o. y voters living Ia toe ds
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