The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-12

silence forever fCheersI The North has spoken 10
the army. and OF fighting the rebellion until that rebel
lion ended (Cheers.) Let us renew our resolve, 10
this our hour Of victory that help Us God We will
crush this rebellion maintain the Unon the flag
o. the Unon and bring back the Union % III proud sta
.ioa among the people Of the earth (Cheers Lei y:
resolve peaceao'y and constntonaily that No VIII END
this rebelon and in ending will forever destroy
human bondage upon this continent (Cheors Let us
30 eno tns war; that when the present attempt AZ DIS
union shall be driven to It's bidpg place, d@union
shai come IN the future, and that slavery shalt never
shalt never again dig the graves OF loyal upon this
loyal soil lcheers Let thank God that our Presi-
n,na was strong enough, that hts VIII was true
Snougn Una. n long snewy nngers grasped slavery SO
army and tightly that whom he threw down. slavery
was deal, and dead forever. Cheers.l
The secretary OF thu Union FRANK BALLARD, then read
the following letters.
LETTER or GENERAL DIX.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or TIN FAST,
Nov. IL, 1884 !
10 THE SECRETARY on rm YocSa Mxx's IsxpurIlcAS
UsIoS:-
inviting me TO attend and address the meeting Of the
Union citizens OF Now York. at the jubilee TO be held
Cooper Institute this evening cannot accept nvi
taton nut tender to you my CONGRATULATIONS the
suit OF the recent election most important held
In the United States and promising 10 the overwhelming
majority by which 1t carried the speedy overthrow
Of the rebellion Let hone that when the will OF tho
people has been 80 significantly expressed all will unite
10 supporting the government and giving the greatest
possible effect 70 it's efforts. am, very respectfully,
yours, JOHN A. DIX.
LETTER PROM HON. D. 8. CoDDINdrok.
FRANK W. BALLARD, Esq
Mr. DEAR sIR-I have just received yours OF the 9th
nst and am very sorry shall not be able to attend
your "Jubiee the llth muge my cong raulations
wh those OF n: Young Mems Rsp1slc.n Union aud
tinguishmsnt Of tho Union extnguishers ('Good" and
appause) The object ot this election was to "let us
alone" logical tornado has passed over the land and
not nationsi official has been blown down. not .
sheet OF official paper disturbed by the storm The civil
departments scratch and tho military departments
nre Abraham Lincoln continues TO All the place TO
which bis country and his abilities have called him. and
which his country and his abilities have consigned
him. Great langhter) "NObody Is hurt;' some are
p.uty bat a safer to-day than they were before tho
swear 10 another four Of the same old determine.
ton 70 keep the American Union one and iudvlsibIe
HovsMs BERT TO- s 1854 'H p1VID s. coDD1NGroN.
LETTER FROM SENATOR SUMNER.
DEAR SR-t will not DO in my power 80 NEE. with
the Union citizens Of Now York at the jubilee Of Friday
evening according to the Invitation with which you have
The occasion which you celebrate 10 worthy OF Jubilee
which in tho Hebrew language s simply "the blast OF
trumpet" and now in all languages signifies re-
jocing.
The occasion is kindred to that famous jubilee OF
sacred history, when tho mandate went forth, Proclam
liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants
thereof and yo shall return every man unto his pos
session, aud 70 sbareturn every unto his family"
And this has gone forth assuring tho
return OF patriot Unonss TO their possessions and the
return Of our patriot soldiers TO their families and
ing all with Universal Emancipation the sgnand seal Of
Union and Such is tho mandate OF the American
people In the re election OF Abraham LINCOLN pray
that II may all DO executed promptly and trium.
phnntly
Thank God tho pettifoggers OF compromise are an
swered by the people, who demand on tho adaman
tine foundations OF Union liberty The political bar
bers, who undertake. TO prescribe when they can only
Accept my thanks and best wishes aud believe me,
dear sir very faithfully yours, CHARLES SUMNER.
SPEECH OF DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
Mr. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, after some Introductory re.
pNark afulaf Of thC If
Every OF us knows that many who voted for Lincoln
dssened strongly from many OF his acts They are still
free oppose repetition OF them They think II Of
the necessity that the President should have united
responsible Cabinet, whose advice he win follow, ana
insist that tho constitution made for we'll
peace; that Is above the law: that nothing
the only ruler OF both President people, and OF
every officer aye, Of every CITIZEN the law Of the
signify an approval " the OF tho ad.
mnisraton much less does It signify any approval OF
Many n6fth spoke and voted for Lincoln indeed,
perhaps majority OF them believed that no RECONSTRUCT
ton necessary and that In the eye OF the law thus
Union Is still broken, and that all tho government has
to do put down the rebellion BY orcs, and all the
rebels need to do is to submit to the laws Cheers)
What then does the election signify signifies two
thngs-she suppression Of the rebellion by force OF
and the abolition OF slavery throughout all tho
land. Great checrirg) Tho American people rea.
SOP, and Justly, TINT II their nationality
vas to be preserved, It must be preserved
be no national government without the ability to over
rebellion by force Of arms. Cheers " they mean
I, they netiou and tha, they could live
MS nation they must show that they have the power
we'll IA to Obedience TO the government
and TO command obedience. you would nave
nation government you must command obedience, ard
II you have national government you lose the sole
esssniial point OF nationality. Thus believing, the
American people acted. Thus they triumphed "a no
election and TINS with the blessing OF God they will
conquer in the field. (Cbeers} The ab'on % slavery
Is me second proposition which this election has estab
ished. Whatever may have beoa their previous opin
ions respecting slavery or The intererense with u 10 the
has been exciting OF the that without u
should have had continued peace ard prosperity.
thus believing, they think that they can follow the IN
OF their moral and by m aneTdmc Of tho
con suton in the form provided by that instrument,
and therefore CONTEMPLATED by lis trainers and those
who adopted IT, blot out forever that great wrong which
has been our at homo and our reproach abroad
Cen HIRAM wArsaiDsE then addressed the audience
at some length in hts usual eloquent forci.
BILE and energetic manner. his speech being re-
pestcdiys INTERRUPTED by bursts OF applause IN
conclusion he offered resolution congraulatlng
our brave soldiers lie the field and our ga ant sailors
up,n the their heroic and gallant deeds, which,
beng put BY the chairman, was adopted amid loud
cheers from The audience.
SPEECH or COLONEL HosEiss.
Colonel HASSSs, OF last Tennessee. was then miro
dnced. He SAID that. with his comrades In the field he
was glad ~ congratulate the audience here assembled
OF the country that they I'D decided
the great question In asus tho SIN November
avor 81 our armv and navy, and ID given the victory
Abrah Incab. c I'M ois. and Andrew Johnson, Of
fnsers1-apd 10 Lieu, enant General Grant
Sherman sheridan. Farragnt ami Butler. cheers lie
thsoxed bis fellow citizens that thoy had IN their wisdom
decided that all army lad done or the last three
years and haiti lighting the battles Of the country
had been failure Cheers.) II had been hts mis-
fortune with many OF his comrades. 10 receive wounds
In his motto had been, when he was wounded
az front that he could longer perform his duty,
after learning that there conem ptble traitors IN
his rear that IL his duty TO return here and TO
those cowardy scoundrels known as cppcrheads
that they would finally have 10 follow The exnmpe Of
their cowardy leader, c. I. Naandighan,, end 30 TO
Canada. CHEERS The state OF Tennessee never was,
In fact rebel state but was forced into TIE act OF Sc
session by her recreant Governor Isham L. Harris No
cursed with worse Governor than leu.
neseee except the state OF New York. Cheers. and
cries OF Hit him again y They tried all manner OF
fraud aud deception In order 10 carry your state for
Little Mac" You have recently learned what the cop
perheads by FREQ ballot II means voting by seven
dry goods boxes 1t once. daughter ard cheers.)
why, ought they not to- be ashamed TO charge
Lincoln with violating the constitution, when they
attempt TO rob the poor soldiers OF their elective fran
chise by putting In their votes by dry goods boxes fu9