, 1864-08-27

administration VI Abr4hau Lincoln. IIumense
con.pfators End II a. Il tle ancient and 1 ~
o,ed Denocsat1c party. lChrers7 Tbs leader Of
that conspiracy ~e Till tclarr, in Convention as
fss fs DEC r nent H. x S II the spies and deractora
nke ine ltoss 9: Egypt, In sour bed ehsubss; who
atard uprn the street corners, with v1llainy, and
frauds. and p L corruption written upon their ilnca-
menlt u taese men Will onl, walt till next woek
tasy VII learn ~ publtc proclamation Hho is the
neaa 81 thc eunepir4-y. lApplause.J Away With
rms miserable delusinr nauQt4cturcd and created
1oF The purpose Of deIadlug thee people into
support, of an administration which, In the.r
htatts they detesr. aud w"n!d subvert. There na1
fsnm n asd more taa taa .e
n,t3o, Th,s min ~ q the snG5s p5saocr.s
thousands who are w.srs Of the daily leeitat Of Of
war and Carnage, the saand of cannon and the
glntezing Of aI1nr; Of ,he Eroans wnf1ed from bat
from Inc WIDOWS aud orphans Of this isnd: @ Or Of
people VINO aTH etasgsriug' under ths burden Of
ia1ation-a people borne down under the moan
vii CONSUME half shr ,nnsr1tsncc of this UeonIe:
OF The violation OF constitQ iDnal rights and rhe
tnfiction Of ,sroncs npon cittzens as individuals
application Of principles nrt ID acoo,Ilauce VIII
those Winch oNr 1vFeiathets founded this greet re-
public s. ours. Iho1ssnds aug hundreds Of thou
s1nde OF those, who dc uded with the criea AGAINST
slavery. hare found tat It was only pretext Of
the demacu-ucs Of Ihts coan,ry to array one sec
ton asalnet the atner, n order that IN the midst
Of our calanisits they m1Eht tatten upon the spoil
Garry on this g,vernmept upon th. ancient de;ao.
cratic pTncipler under which you were 80 prospe.
rous. a mha whose experience, whose capscity.
be pledge to ttc people thst when, before Hes
ven. In the presence oi the assembly on that day,
from the eastern pmtfcn Of thst Capltol. sfus
his hand upon the Revelation from oa high, ns
ilts up BIZ eyes and aoui.l5 utters that oath that
he viii faithfully apioe by The constitution, that
that oath will he kept faithfully as it IL record
IN Ills spiIt blea in tbls spirit let rs de-
part confident IL The Justice Of onr c@nse, cont
dent ths, thoar9 error msy hare is day tho1gh
Of the peoples reason viii Bhcelt conc. Confident
that as our cause Is jusE, 80 triumph we must
Let us 90 forth to dsechsree The duty: which now
more tGau ever ie oar., since me foundation Of
this gorernmcnt vas laid - the people OF these
United Statee.
siderable applause aud calls tor Wood" who not
being IorihroDing. left y Vacancy. The crowd
waited come tlr,e for q Substitute bat he CAME
not, and they adjonrned Into the street.
AT TBLYA AN HALL.
B3 an usn was largely dled with Coppsthsads, q,
drawn lhither by the announcement that the " old
s01r Horse OF toe Democracy" Hon. Wm. 4. Rich
a1dson, United States Sensiar rom Illinois. wss
to euunc1atc TO the faithful tue principles Of the
ntw gospel ot Peace. The chair was taken by his
Honor tile Mayor, and at an e1r.y ho1r Nj. Rich
started. bo<ever, hetorc q portion Of tho erowa
thar had assembled IN the Court House Square
unable TO ret nesr the distinguished
seeo ske cpu House, aud l atsIacted tsithsr s y y
| the band OF music stationed It the dour Of the
Hall. began TO crowd into the auditorium 80 rapid.
| IL, that the speaker wss Obliged TO suspend his
tffons Afier order was rcstosed, he resumed his
Mr. Richardson, having been re-tntsodaesd b,
| the Mayor, said:
Wien we committed this country to tha admin
mfnts1raiton OF Biz. Ll..cs'!n. 1t vas the graates
AID most prospfroae cou,'iry on the face Of th'
sRutetts. New TorE snI tvery portion of Ii,
country. were all that gould be- desired
Mt. Lipcu1I and his friends p1omssed4 when b,
| intact ard prosperous. Not single promise thei
made had BEEN redeemed, Or ever VII be redeemcd
Il ne trust ,hrm 1rrhes To re-elect Sir L;ncolt
To letett AT. Lincoln, to accept tbs no1nsne
OF the Chicago CONVENTION. whoever h.
msy BE-, is to bring back again peace, psospesit
ttlc more than three scsrs $6ol 900 more toai
| Washington "a his o~u time. During tuas period
pic say we have not supported Tie Gove7auaent i,
ibis WEI. Alr. Lincoln bag had Under nis comman
o iD 15ef
a1e dt.abled. aud million more are de+troted ami
lott. He did lot know much this war hid cost
Aud he did not believe there was d nun on tn
| psoximate <1thiu thousand millions OF dollar
how much this country % owes. Hs & sa,
| lEtt
etsieu, aud cue Elk h lad been ckpen1ed upon tn
negToes. o,.,..s e.,.
leyal to the Constitution except the old State, G
| South Carolina: but he did not know to da
whether there was one loyal State In the Unlot
Iii. Lincoln bad Eta1ted uuder the lead Of fanatics
%as ss sss & u @saIg sa hs ae
GRO inferior. and not all The pnny efforts Of Abr
ham LINCOLN and all the AboItionjsts on the fat
OF the globe, could override hat fat. He said III:
| nj
, failed. such n1wass reeult In deeradation to tt
white race. Be inttanevd; to prove. the truth |
eaa aota'nh aena she IN! sonn ''0 2msseaa so' s
his M remarkable M 70 whom % it MY coacera," i.
indicated just tho fanatical position. upon whie
he had taken bis stand.
he tsid thst Il would not be degrading to TIE,
!. with rebels IN arms. Hongary revolted again
terms to the Insurgents. The same vas Eue
Poland, and Of every other Christian nation. Fl
himself. be Eae willing 70 trea! w4ts rebel R
, and HE secretary in relation to the Monroe Do
| Trim He sid 1t Was no more degrading TO tres
with the Southern rcbc's IN arms than il was {
| the President to apologize TO the Efapet1t or "a
!, slsted upon the recognition Of the Monroe Do
posi,ion when asked 10 applogize for the action {
bie House OF Representatives. be would have saie
..By the Eernn' God, we viii manage our own al
lie esid thur Lincoln Ind diaobeyed and broke
eyesy Constit1tiona, ohl1ca,1on and every law Q
the land, except the one eilowiug him 10 dras
8e50yO tslarr. He enid that Lincoln had $50, %
IN gold beaTing certificates slowed a%ay IN Ii
Treasury Department. Lincoln takes his psy /
gold. Greenbackk are good enough for the DEC
pie. The Almighty. tEetn the esrhest ttmes ha
punished nations for great crimes. He has ofllici
ed u more than Egypt, or France or home. Il
hes sspt u Ahrshs,n - Lneo. nc ~, e sen, man mi
| the field from puTc ratriosifm. He thought thi
those xh9 were now for pTosscusaEns E s,,a' taas VI
10 lie law, and that had crer been the csrdlni
/ principle Of the Democratic taith. That man wh
thinks Republican Govsrnncns can be prosecute
!, you must carry with It the olive branch Of peac
:. y He raid That 1t was tnposelb1e to conquer +
South. For himself he did not care to irse Il
:. 1iEEeIs. now, hecause II We ttee them we canot
6 iced then. The Democratic party wanted to r
: verse tie entire policy Of ;his Administration.
haa never ben ~ history 10 Sse asR hIs
= instanced The employment Of the Heesia,
y Tue British IT. I'LL The y Ear s!.. of the nsyo,
|. npon Nj. Lineo!n sad the Republican party Il
: l1is pltn for settling This difficulty was 10 pr
= age their affairs in their own way. without lett
= terence from outsiders II the rulers would n
a accept thefe terms, the people Teuld dePn:e tag
,. mcnt Nhs that th. Chicago nominees would
>, - elected-that The war would then be ended, u
4 The Union sared. When the nominee Of the C:
l
r. counter proclamation, detiastn: all of Lincoln
y proAama1lons 1ui. and ro,d. He would do a~l
: with ar1e-ts tor political opinions; he would :
$ speech and The press. None " these rich,s b,
4 tTe1 tcen withheld 1rom the paopls when the u
= = mocracy was IL power: LIZ bad been a4kcd II the
" box lie thought not, brt he would teli the PREF
!. deaf thss there nu-t he free banat OF 8 f.
= teht He VAS cer,sfn that in the conf,
= | cpn!cet the Democracy Enuld be sueceas,ul.
y FROM TILE SHERMAN HOUSE.
: LITER the adjournment Of the Bryan Hail NEE
+, ing the audience assembled in front OF the She
4 man House, end loudly called for Sunset Cox, b
T. the gentleman from OhIo YES Il gagged In hls :
!. | joneer to the remarks cf lion. 3onn went~ort
!, | and did NOT respond. Seymour was then eale
= and he too tailtd to Yesp.1ld.
!, ! At la.t, after repealed Gals, Senator lowell
q Ken,ucky coDseptec 10 anuss the populsce. !
delivered Himself uf ylnlc1t dtatrba against t!
4 Administration, and said that while he did n
counsel resistance to tho eonfttts Ted autho!itie
Re WAS prepared to advise the people to ender 4
| fuie1{tICncc ct the bAliut-h3I. There must be
tree clrcticu Or frce light.
:. Alter Senator Powell h1d conc uded, there ue1
loud and persistent calls ior Cog, Tal:andishs'
| erd Fernando Noodle t1Eher IF whom Responded
Amer few minutes de!sy in whsca the crowd d
!, yerttd themselves with cheers for Mcclellan,
, S1ste Of ttei North with which the audIens
; would NOT be satisfied and loudly demanded !. b
: Iii. Dewitt talked bait hour. but said nothiE
! remarkably brilliant or worthy Of epecia. mentol
> George Francis Train then andresseo The sroN
! me no ngw tsctr, but purauinE tae usual Coppe
! hesd line Of argumen1 He was well received al
' londsy arp!audcd, .n.-
:. y,oient introduction, he SAID that Lincoln h!
:, callcd for sb00, COO men nnd e1peuded neal
e. s I'll Il S5sho 5 s eiy oer 5e Tas as,
fna 1an tIs pos osps & ns e pop 1