, 1864-09-30

| an1dferp arranp from their fntro,at-s
sn.tt suao!e.s st1ang .loin .nsm ttnt1ench meat
s1;ens 9n tne VIZ. anu ,otse re eheeFs 10
haa y, an ,a,d hat ~; wbi.h +bar ~ tne
~ 49,. u s,,o- s;;;,.,+ t-, anew nos
tns WE'LL, ,t ,tsI ~. f..e enu~ luz ~4s h4
Eenu h. az hat a. H. 1vas csfinrs' ano dido
ni.asn nv - ,nt snn "o si.a anIe laey "ef
E.ao ~ nno y ouss ann gi.o tonsar thss sher
rs party IN @ ane on country VINO was read:
fs,,n,r eaa nhn u, - e,ars, s.ucn 80. ~, war
wnniS ha Tsrv ~ - hs ts.,nt , ue'eg % h1m
ssEa.S u .sT,at,s 81. " ~ ~ ~ aute' lCttes Q
NJ, a.. 30 tc,S ~ ~. rot,,o,,
-io,f,s,,e ~ h,a 'o oa .a3' TTvv'enaa To mas mad
uen Vho no1.,nsted him. rher e1e Eass Eassc ou
shnnt Thsu ar s;eetesy ~ VIII toey wer
=. r,',,a5. ,ara ~ 'aso1 .. u Peacs and dc
haaon u aad ~ - +st na - ~, -. .ne eacf1oce Or th
nenor ara hteJes5 q the couu'ry; and the,
tos.etoic po' Aee1etaa upon s peace plat
There il a necnl,nr fact n raf,,a. - =,
nst panA ~ taa. Iuataotm. As IT was drawn
~ 9he nsnoc,atta ~ aAo; ~. sna. tne Gonventiof
Wa o@e9ossanE @ P9*ly was in fasor Of tas
a. ~ ~ h7aesinlng ;nt nasi nal unity
soS 90 - atht1 IuoM iaa 'dame ~c5k OF Government
Int he nost IL fS.t ,ha iea 60 aos rec olsct
a,a enetEu - t: nno lHese VOICE IN u: "that We
nn3tz =, hnt xvha1 ;ntaia!ng y ,naa. me national
Ter thesa uorda 49,. - "ous thao Tue commit
rssn7nf;or eaas ee. VILE etslGhcn out aud The
adGntad u,tha1t ga 4tpul1eo W, ~ltoous them aud
feea snd +he naeIDus G enFn. tous Inc c'fnUit-
thes cou,a ~ ~ Tcasen.on f'ogh It, SO Tar aa
w., l., Gou.u " anegatlSe, declared themselves
NIT mi ~ ~ '4hot thos u mMnamine the national
nf ,,3sca 'nrt Th1c a'n.einnca stooo IN the way
~ ~ psae. auus am lus1lned IN saying that
r,asna - ncI. ~ - ~. ueGs91uea g upoa DaVtIg
fsror ~ ~ M.ta isssai ~ sentfa! Terms In
IN fa,or ~ ~ ~ oano ~ out II oecared itself also
mnole o. 1hat document siugle word upon
any other topic except this Of psace. and tho
a,IaleEment III the Republican party. It te
I'LL Of charges against the Urioa men of the
county; those, who have supported Mr,
Lincoln. It contains no single wurd IN con.
ds m1atton of tee rebsl1lo1-not a s1uple
Woro IN depnnciation of the men who have
w. ghted the fire Of diEcord and of war In lie
lsnd.
OTHER SIDE or TIE PICTURE.
NOW, fellow. citizens, let US look at the
60 We ete. What do we inscribe upon onr
oaoneEs We co not use any eouiyccal
terms. There is not a vord the mexn,nv of
pbieh Is lot as plain as sunlight, in tbe pIat-
1erm OF the Baltimore Convention. We de-
elaTe, N re 1rst place, that We mean to
n,ean, lpon any terms, to let this Union ro.
we VIII Lot be content to submit TO the loss
q one single county, or to wn, or parish,
Throughout the Whole United States. W.
meaD 10 Keep the whole. because we know
mat unless NE do keep the whole 1t is vain
10 ta5k OF peace. Let ttia Union be broken
up; ]e9 this doctrine of secession be sanc-
TONED BY the nsult Of this contest, aud
tnele ts no more peace for America. Ne are
~ w. olslae9 INTO multitude OF dtscordaut, i
h. n6 nea"s e,aiss; III u oes"een which there can
,non ~ eaer ~ ~ iasL ce5pa'fiog people
t1n;, 49, ei 1fom uless contea-
Want m throna aouW ;s' .,'s, u throne. But We
.sN1ver never s,1 !" W. country. voices
this couLtrT. Int tbe snrsrs ~ Euseteasn isr % IA
TCbeets And We msan t,,ef ~ peupie.
people tl,alI contrni b 1ha .1a, M, ele a@etisaa
United Statfe. iRrnewcd cbo.ra ~ '1'oee
What ncYt in tthts ,,iat ,ar-,
men who made that nas1forn.T,t n.i;y, nMniy, ens
EuY Whist the real con5t 1T f,,is raha1,l LUZ,
It WAS no usurpattou on yonr nart. r. "n.. wSs
no disposition to lnftir4e anr rsns,, ~ rs ~
Southern Ststss. m f1is,osi,ion n5 LEV ,a ~ Iae
anY INSTITUTION Of the sn;ithsrn stata. ~ u.s.uro
tatt. But It vas slavery which .,sn,ueI
Ihtm nith tie idea OF despotism. MD th,t
1efpotism Il cy wikhcu To- estshliah III ~. 49,.
uo,c d. clarea Ills n,stn.. ~ ~ a. Batu
iie.uieed noti,tnr Thev s;,n-'r ~ moio t1 iuey
he carsa of sha =, ns1 esntplt e4iu, thls ls
,ar b. Of Tie wa, X NM. I ~ DtauoI =. - Ine
Dut We ere toid thst sho 1ou.sgu. 1onstI;a
sbIch peme ,ftv c,,nose ~ NJ, n,epu,oiieATs. ~, oy
nen, that The Administration lns ~ IN uu,oa .nnea
6ftH1nHf nf |
,eenn' t1'er ~ ~ y, .Ie .,sa "as; me war Was
rnio,, srS ~ -, ,r,!s ~ ene leetoIAttoh OF tue
a ~lonr I'd IL was eDn.eu' esn ~ support IL
nsc' Ia. r. ,a. ta., a1 smasea 'os 1hat pur.
ct. Now ia tha, t1nap 70 ~ 'fom u ihat o.
1ur nssrnsa.. - ~. ~, No.
The President, Mr. Lincoln, rs Won Eoow
cry "el!, Tor more than year .strore tn
ruah The rebellion without touchinr anv
osntutiGn within tho 1inits Of the sscedetl
tates: It vas the Object Q. his Admiulstra.
eave the UAion as it s.as, with eysry stata
n'Iged with full power to regulate lis ogn
nsirs; but the persistent deter1ain ation of
he 1ebeis--and in Ey judgment not d little
| 10 be ascrioed to the slowncss uitn which
ne war "ns originally conducted under 1nv
ommand OF Tie distinguished chief on the
be rebels made it obvious that It was i'm.
osslnle 70 crush the rebtllion without ut
ne ssme tlme crushing this Institution. II
~ .Ht 1na'n prop ol the rebellion. It
= 1;pples ua means Of Iessstance to tue ar ,
,lss o. tne onfon. The siares we're at
= rebel soldiers in the field, Under these !
Fsen1mstanccs, s1 vas Mr. Lincoln t. coutlrue .
Els o11einhl course of allowing slavery to =
al q, i'll tie hope thar the rebellion might !!
suppressed ritlout disturbing them? lie i
'n'a not hsTe done It, and been ratrlo1lc {
- 1880 OetA AtE A4lh ~ luA10L140
'e government Of tue United Statee. Ho X
|H Is was Essential to the euccess oil the 9
nl9n cause tnat emancipation ehouId be | 4
'ociahed, and he seized thu opportunity to =
.1onnce The breaking OF every 1estsr in the E
Elnsal sta1es q lie Was right In doing It. ;.
~ T., -,;t.1s lats fo.J II was the only =
and then there il an,1her ana canasaas,.: b
avery ia wronp II ia wrcsl. 1esataou: tn a
An ali hts HE I5,,r 90 = % ,,n.s ~ ao!a nj
oft and nIeaenre for nrotsn. n..u,n Al
>werer. Ee had NJ m .rar ~ T.. OEnauy. q
ayery in fhc E,ntes hnt rho. III eas VAN Fl
d hi thp sjarcho14s., s4io ~ naa mas Il
Zee a1d nrntect;on ~ uinr' ~ t., he ue' f.
At cr nf,npeTcr wni,b "a @ saas tnen arose =,
atcrmen hnrs renard.d nans ~ VI OUT Mlsest y
neral Government eomn1ete confro1 ~ ,eas sae d
e Institution Of el,yerv1 Years 300 fnhn CT
liner Adams dec'arsd n tia n3sce ~ 1ouu G p1
s., and no man was fi,nnd hoid annn'rt an TV1 IL
meet bis arpument ,hot ~ INV ~ .Gaot enousd v
Fo1etgu war. when tGe a.rna ~ NO., at. ~ T.. bl
called into exercise eIsrarx ~ we.,s e.a saouaa
uch at the df=nosnI nf H. Ca.e' "o1,u - W Us
mt as apy othcr loc.I ins,itnt,a ,uv'eT ~
ice" IIe rehel vtce p,asi'.art Is9le - ~
Id 20, IN one Of his snccc1as inst pa.n hafs ~
t rebellion Yes Il ia ~ ns una1,: ps1u5o r.,
,eived docfrine. and NJ MAJ. 1H ht
ids the Constitution ana aaH4 ,,os.ho mho y,
: power of government ~ ~ weixns taas y,
lie, > can doubt that this Il 'dhss ths eh
le Construction of the Cnnstitrt;o,~ q" nr
en tho rebels. by maE,ng war nnnn ~ M
vernmeIt, put into lhe Rnnia n ffa by ~
ent this poHer over slavery. what was thc
,eiGeut II, do Inv r. a.es. ".Ss VOC wv -.