The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

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chansed daughter ros dos't think n talking about
mon s.ys. !axs ths isss ost y tac way and ie q,
you stand that platform and hoIp u.s. for coed hep
We want tho ,sovernmcat resssrcd. and We want 70
TON yoa 20 night sosmnIy before nesvon lho'c
but oas way 70 restore this government d that u "a
press your coIumos Coward. cloud checrsb 10 yon
suppose that I. Southern mao would come here and
| ,mp'ore you 10 sood dagger o'the heart Of my
pulse Of my hcart throbbns with theirs NO. ar But
oont want TO SEQ this war drag along, and now loads o.
voc; anguish and sorrow wosh that people down but
strong, powerful blow struck. 10 order that tho whole
snsas may colopse (cheersl And when you talk TO-
tons. and about missions them and about oiectins
peace candidate fos tho Presidency. you give
or MOI C.eoewed chcsrsj Why they DO look forward
70 .nI thing. and toll you hero. az honest man
tho south say 70 the people, Hod on just twelve months
longer, these moo IA power viii DO overturned. new
Not peace with your negroes tho United sta,es gov
crnment, out peace With your rotten miserable foul
negroes to boot (App'ausel Now tell you that those
ARTICLES written hero IN tins country that out those
papers aid commented upon just 70 suit the spir,t
OF tnosc peoMs. sud they are led to believe that
o. tho United States government, AMI that they
nave much 70 hope from these things BE united let
down. sa %. su 90 ucra o g.
10 too serious thing. Il was very fuzzy political
times 10 have SOME excitement that the surface
but thu Coca 10 the heart srnss Of tho great govern
mont. u nis tho land with @mourning. Ny country ia
waste and desoat'on, aud saod herc to plead before
tins ghty people 70 stand by tho government Send
on your mon press forward your columns. dis
ss ss oseaas aud ss, n" q. ea up
be oncc moro powerful and united l could not
say this 70 you would be brutal aud inhuman
woro 70 say desiring you to sond tho bayonet homo
TO toe hearts or my people, II IL Kindness charity aud
humanity 70 Thorn Is humanity to the world to the
republican institutions the world over (cheers hear
ABOUT Discussions 10 tho North am glad to Gud that
does 40, go deep down into tho manhood Of your society
4 tho evancsceocs OF frothy politicians but tho great
heart or the people beats flag OF tho country
and The constitution OF fathers. (Cheers) bear
rsss sS ey
them, but for tho Lords sake don't touch the negro
II like mau who secs another bitten BY rabid dog
he SAYS KiII the man. but for tho Lords don't
touch the dog" We, To Arkansas. have met In COnven-
middle OF March will kill tue dog and save the man.
Kentucky OF the few States that was tagging
Maryland was coming up to with her few negroes aud
she wanted TO remove the OF the war; but Della.
ware, with only negroes sufficient for two plantations had
xep. nsTse pax Kenussy was Laying behind but
for herr for when the fobss wanted her go tho
Of Davis aud fight for the negro would not
60 but now that We (sad tho spoaker) have back
she wants us to join with her and hep to thing
going TO do II, gentleman from Kentucky-Garrett |
Davs-saId there were two parties the couutry-one
WAS true he belonged 70 the e''''s secession su
party but hs quit them. and then tried to dod middle
but he could not nnd It. there middle ground
TO the question. Who the destructivess Although
VINO we're for peace aoy terms-the who attempt
cd 20 stand in the way OF the mighty march Of evonts
down ia tas vortex Of elsi war"neo who v gaIS
suboo about little constitutional questions, and lot the
taking trip across Niagara. would stop and discuss
some bubble and topic overheard Tho
bis un the wan was
who was for the Union Internationally, md for
psa Fw IN s, The saoS rse G r
alone, would acknowledge the Independence OF the |
Davis concern but thoy would certainly never saye
the government The pcace talked about tho |
violation or the constitution ba. let take thing
time Let us save :he country and the country will
save the constitution (Applausel We arc willing 20
trust the soldiers OF the country 10 sustain that sru
meut upon fields Of carnage. aod they will DO u. and
wheu they return tho swords that flashed at yicksburs
aud streamed Gettysburg and along tho rugged
banks OF the Chcamauga will strike homo 70 the heart
OF suy who dare strike ont that instrument
turn their institutions in Their absence Had they
TO attend 20 three hundred thousand Dayonets that
a Geld manhood, honor strength ia defending
the Gag Instead q sitting down With wooden gun 70
detead lhe constitution. Nc Lincoln was not Insane,
he so big foa they all thought he VIVA |
down South. He was long headed fellow sud he know
that fame had higher niche for him whom he retired
from his present position And Mr.. Line ,ln had seose
enough to appreciate the services OF Mr. Chase
lchesrsD-who had held up the great anaucia
fabric which the Southern people did not understand
SO also reference 10 the other members OF the Cabinet
government tina. could have succeeded 10 putting down
rebellion or this magnitude II this country had been
possessing only four years term Of power the disap.
pointed generals aud tho politicians 10 the country
ssye The ouny aod the
IN power. fns sentiment Of the .peopIs-ths
ernment and the rebellion II nearly crushed.
Il Is clear to my mind the destiny that awaits the
future Is to make US Homogeneous goyernmootto
make peopeto wed'us together. might say, by
the furnace OF war Watch the whole progress Of tho
country and see whether the very disturbing element in
this government has not answered It's purpose aod
Is ready to depart lake the United satssyou will ana
the North cold bleak Inhospable ct may be hosptabis
sonth you viii Ind saaorious, fertile, with
invite TO place his hsbltion among them Provi-
Deuce 10 shaping the destiny Of nationsand tho nation
which does place its reliance upon Providence IL
already well nigh the road TO ruin--bas pressed
the world forward with equal velocity At every point
Nav empires rise up from The ruins Of the old TO be their
turn succeeded by Others In the history OF the world
you will find that invading people. alt bough they havs
spread desoIaon in their track have ye dIfsed kno~
edge OF the srs and sciences among the nations they
have subugaed For time this CT eat country OF ours
history and which onIy lives ia tradtoo but when the
wants and necessities OF mankind pressed tho bold mari
nsr under the direction Q, rseydsac' across the
pointed here, u became necessary that che
.ase country should b. psop'ec wns. va
the hands Of Providence 20 accomplish that particular
mission By degrees s, cam: soaawsrd and aooy %.
II opened up that miasmasic country add spread iss
aon, ~ fertile ,,a who would have settled upon
and Vermont remained there II negro slavery In
this fertile country OF the South bad not a.
a sentinel stood there and said "Stay there"
And now, when abe land Of SNOW, rocks. Ice
and short seasons has tsal psoped WHOM South
ern products by slave labor have been thrown upon
Northern spndes and that country has been developed
the time has come when in the providence OF Cod the
busting pushing population o. New England must bring
with them their further down south And
hsre stands negro slavery IN the way The negro would
got OF The way. Tho struggle and he Is
removed at the point Of tho sayonet The sentiuels
are removed and their PROSTATE forms |
eomss this vast ediux Of people from the
North, aad from every part OF the world. |
DO you NOS see how Providence works this thing ou And
in the great convulsious OF the eIsmsnts nature works
way. Tho storm will rage aud roar until the
national publication completed auf the dsiemsnts Of
negro slavery washed out foreverCa ppauss) And
Thea wealth. prosperity and happiness will spread
the rath whese the war god stood Thsn, my
friends, add iutspsity TO the storm tbss
hat ho "A