, 1864-11-04


sctth worse thAn ne eyer had theta they vi
come tmblttet I'd By the rtmenb,aLce O, the blooa
T.r .H Il ~ vh,sh thsy are srgnged. and row, aist
sen!edcrscy, Do you thlpk taeY viii cousen: tns
ite Union shalt be restored. and eiya 10 thelr d.,
.lrE ,uea Of Southern Cot'e:eracyi We ii
tAyt Wbfse congle ess thsn tbs Pesce Congress- {
1861: ne will have congress Wosse taan ths
cuEgress wien the traitor Brooks bal til head +
t9e - = tesator untl! bis blo2d love
to ssts {! Wha: WI be
non? Jeu want 1t ut all 1T is TO ingra.i tie yvui
eeifes IN favor OF Jour southern brethren, it /, 4
eas eve mem fieater gnszantees npon sne subject
tte!r tou'hera rights. But jet you, in5 D:mocsat
'tiend. ~ Juu are for tha Constitution as il is
gou ,aa aso ss5 "a; ou are fos
psn5 aMd 10 me, the otter day, that he was .llo
ne c"nsti'ntlon ss II l.. ameaded lust little 40 -
VII !1 ~! oa oid Lincoln aud the damned nsyxers y
purpose Of attr1ng the cpIs,itutloa 40 a. to give
.Ee L.. south GREATER guarantees for slavery, Wh.
1.s Is 1usssops winch have to be decl1ed by thi
sv They ask The ioysl st..es I,, 10 m.le etS tSs
sah!nSe alare lay stronger. They viii tnen ~
S 70 sumo II. rebel oeb; to rsrurn to bond
Uaeo s:stsa' dag, and to pay fof every save gss
,sa EaY raTe be<n lost in the prosecution OF tn:
the daf4yr,W dassy viii IL ak Jon then 10 cstabs
emoerafle een leader, the coc.r:ne Of st.te soysr
eenty snd State iiehts The admission aS tb1s
~ .'tlne YOU'D De the end of this doc.rIne Ia ef
goflous Union, and 10 establish thr:v.fnnr dter;
H. natlGhs instead Of one elorlous ana rn1cn.y
a1d evsy1 WOES nas u kno.n upon every coati1sat
every ecu exiting under the brosS c-oon1 aoT o ni
an. neaset. But when ne had met. and fsii1d ~ ~
eSe e. nne,e wa W0uls be oqr asmyf Il woud take
cItuert Of S,s S fnags Three years to eet the ma
INV W .nis continent IN mot1ou. The dine OF
sn1 uur oisea VI men woud have expired, he tine Of
arss would bx1e soeess hssn woa1d haze expired our
oieease- and hy death Of uyery hitd Httba nn. Y
o. tns pseceednos Of this convention JsT nsxI4 vI
won cay.snt ca Ha'e a. l not told you that never
e q e. oaiSsrn exssg. nPSn he
aave not told you that the ast man OF tia pe3..
a.. eaonld fall 10 his tracks before would con-
niLioh Of 1hs Southern Con,ederacT j" a. wousd
s.'n say to the people OF the Nort, aAs tola vo1
indtnsn;denn. am iat Tas anil yeu acknowledge our
acanoWeaso lint tbe "oa o.. Say to you when you
ai!oW cess alton oI hos;ia: les aWhen % srmies s
ise hesfae hs supplies om Europe
lave oes yqs ans, armies and
Issncsd BY assestlon and BY he e1pirauon u'e II
sa,d sneI ~ tt1 r., oi service aud to yoa now "a
;ao loss assa, Il st Fl of Hat,
snd Of this country, an hene ~ - nun's a.s
sSe E isas IT, of fpass. L. s,n,on. sns throw
traitors who would deetsoy our Unio1. thai by tns
mine.ahunders Of Farraent's csnnon' ~ ths tbs
spte 's,ne n onRsaogh5 ol soe,man's ezions, By tue
req bsttle glare Of Grant's artillery. nv yG,cs ~
s,1il tor var. (chee1s.l War to the knife ner. r.
F1e11nt, , IL n1reentnS e1trplting var
oul no 0e .h. aoat 5ene' ,ht sy down his arms and
american soil tIoud and long continued cheers i
IIere mas been no time sfncc the lcommencemenf
o. tni1 ~ ~. When these reeels mtsh. not have I'D
70 TIE authority ot this Government. The AZ.
mln3sfratioE has ce1d ont TO them he olive frsnrh
Of peace all Tie time. The Pros!smation Q. eman-
come back into The Gnon and to The sapp9.s tS op
the Government. and 1t you do not come before
Your slaves. The amnesty proclamation w! p;he
olive brsnch. Il told these mea that il fhey wouId
q O tFear al!eeiaGce to the Government, tne1
Enoaia fEset tnst Representatives to Congress-,
tuel as REPRESENTATIVES, Werc elected IN ths free
ot,tes abd enjoy I'll the tmmunftez and priylIeeea
y Iat me Gort trAmeut Fellow cltIzens, ne occuoy
nir fnI position; nd We were ready a. eree powef
uosn tnc1f AIMS and snbmited to the authofity Of
lne Hovefnu ent. TO receive the great MAS OF
% onr sontheEE hrethEen with open hearts and out
'cffptaiaI rule copsstned in the story OF lie
'rooical son. He had left The home Of bis father
io pra Mn1ds5ed aat 9to far eenar and IN dasp
ame to hipaelf again, snd rsturnlug to lis |
alher's bouee, be said, Father.
,slo,o sEs I'm t,nnea ,,ha against Heaven, and
c.ea e; 'ad Ard a ss 9pe4 ns oss Dss
p4n him fair robee, a ordered The fa.sed calf to
i7a saxDfi xss ny sGr was d:aa s9a
* OF our southern brethren. Let them come to
I. a.emselves: Jet them obey the laws and the Con.
'e1 OF the sited tssts let thsa a7 do xn
hsye peen gf as
aitofs, .hall be received aud JED. Dasfs a1d tne
sne1s smas of tss 1see!i9a We Will h,ng az high
hy h. 1
nmen1 of the United States for oye,co@;pr uSs tSs
ogiio0 ~ I'd the rebels Into sab mission
aied By theee Northern traitors and sympathizess
pc nnsc % titutional. Tos Proclamation Of
nis1epa1on 1ion Is 1nnssonnstituton.l. tie coads.
~. 1neop.tltutioua', bnt the acts OF
f. Davis are never complalued OF as beng m.
!a institutional y r. The acts OF the man who has over.
uEeonstttuttonal when they really are the only
eonetttutionalIets Whatever. You all remenbef
me of 's of 3ssho 6y h
" they .would have Faid that that Eas an 9ncon
Itntlonal mode Of destroying Jericho fapplausel
.ndmepts. Now, fellow citizens. We B believe @ tnat
1ateEtr L. necessary to overcome the REBELLION.
act msx ee suppress III.
~: that y the law Of nations; ana Whatever
= sne llea!cent may adopt al necessary % put
W y t4is rebellion Il co uttisutional
Ha r. 9ifs; eavs yoa nefs sesSe
Mcclellan Il Is named upon ne chieaso p,ssiora,
,didste, Ia It honorable in him to accept rom:.
i ion = apo1 peace platform? (cties Of 'No.']
! noesanc Friend, il, when Sumter was dfcd on,
! s,evtnty ave thousand men were called oat'
ihse ne, ss sns, ~ L tseEs Democrat here who
vardly descendant OF jack, on, or OF sny one
:, sil1 Eay It was not the daty ot Lincoln to sup
lave ppt aons ae~a It ns ee n, ,oa wS
- .oE lhe ns9a1 vi @y'l sws'laas IT, The 9
certain Deacon who was tried before the =
reh 1or drinking brandy and water When ask. E
shetbs1 he was guilty Or not guilty, be said not
guilty as to the brandy but not as to ths water,
E @ haye presented yon, aa q candidate, Honest Z
Ahrehstn Lincoln. :: =,
Of our Government, OF the working =
}. OF aHy one knoW-of Government where =
nan Is equal to every other man not rulsd ~ ~ ~
re one man has as mac6 r1sht to = voc 9y' es nnT
7 man. and mas the control Of the laws as much
,ah a. ~ hlncGln You esy Who sh,I rae you
t on the face Of the earth where the Door man
eqnat rtehts and prl!tleges WITH the rich msu. in
remember visiting him at his home In Meuard a,
9a9 1fattv 1Sttv ,5sys T. yssfs spse
y, from the State Of Kentucky, oa ! packet d.
ea Wild bacon and seed corn ior the State OF br
wete conflned to the woods thst skirted our 81
's r..,s, apd t4e gtovea that interspersed Al
yoar ye,,s aeo a@e s1 ths 9bons sSn1szy only 1e
and untutored boy,i yet, living under Gov &c
. aens which gives every pooz dev11 chance. I la
6,e eP esieIs 5og today aa The proud though tn
lham Lincoln, tha1 boz Visited Oh Iii farm. re-
ascended to the highest summit OF human M
er. =, he had had aa eduea:ion Ike mytelt-like
5aN1 |
q; III, While Ye found i' fsalt' fSa1t' WI s,th
~ i1as h3s h5s sa3 s did got eos qnck
oi-patchet, yet I touad. ont that i vas too fasss
not Abraham Lincoln; because, when vent
aS 10 he be sa9wed tse ne h,s pto:a
'en e TWO months b=tofe got. your telegram, ~
6s tine lor Il had not come till the people q
s9F'h aaT ~ the Of Transferring tde
rebel side Feliow-cilizens, have seen bis ,,t
na1E tow hare eeea the burrows OF thought ~ ~
paiot1l anxiety upon his counter ance; have ff
men, and reconci!ing free State men and boz
state men, slave men and anti-rlsre men n
1pg them hen al haze seen him staad seltpo1sed. re
En- nt Almichty God to guide our fathtTa Nil
,eh ne Revolutionary war, 80 Abraham Lin F.
ls the chosen OF God. to guide our people TO VI
fde Of this rebellion. {Loud and repest. ii,
'plauee) And. fellow citizens, wnen these Ito
x soldiers, these boys With the Curly loczs ! Rn
have becpme gray with the ftosta or many Fa
err, wnen they stall gather around their dre- Dn
With thett old comrades, ard ten how Grant 7
ned the hetehts Of Wick snntg, or pressed the int
y through Sht1oh's bloody woods how h1-
q fought At the head Of hts legion, where Dick III
shy was wounded. where that brave comrade In
ID and say how Honest Old Abe TOO
lightly Eell-he was not the Governor OF one Do
!, but he was the President Of thttty-four &6C
i Of this UnloE; he Ind perple1lt.es: !: lie 3
'erp1eStttes such IS never deTolved on anysot ].
: he had to Enpply an army near one million | $50
E. to employ all The agencies ot triueparta. He