The New York herald., 1864-06-28


snoddy contrator and an oGcehoder. ! depend up
Of the o,hef OF that does from
The bottom Of hts heart the reelection OF Abraham IN
eos. t"ihats So" and loud anplsuse.) Two rkre
days boors-thers asssher scene OF confusion pre-.
waited. Wh cries Of sPut Qua that oacehoder ancner
voice, I" Free speech, hsses mingled with cheers)
DR.. Hownson coutiaing- thing very ccrtsin gen
tlencn. that The love os tree speech not w.sh the
friends Of the admin stralion. (''Bny," and "thais
81" have iived now 10 be sixty years Of age
have maintained free speech frA my yoath up; have
aw spoken honest vctons and ty ene eternal
God VIII speak them or will die rremen6ons cheers)
Never viii hise my mouth gagged by abraham 10
coins emisssres any OF bs officials hs servants.
tRepewed srpiause) He may send ne Fort Lafayette
or 10 the Oi Gapil pr hero be pleasas
SS, rs .n aas as nave AZ ssns + ns se
what nlDesIly be,icve-( Good = and arp.nuse)-and
when csa speak no longer long ss AN able 10 make
thosght, free speech press, freedom for all men,
black white. and yellow all over The globe. Gentle
1861, wished old mother WnAt 10 this, she says,
thas hear about reseIlion coming upf Is there gos
'.wha. i the,r objecss" said sAe .To divide this
Union, replied. .Are you going let them
republic, and VIII you allow your mother out.
live the repubc2 You call yourself q man; 60 and
fight, SEND and es them hight and die beere
you will allow this couptry be divided. That
Was the spirit that inherited from my mother. IL is
ne spirit that try to niuse into sons, and have
two OF them in The army, both Of whom have been
wounded One wounded in tho wilderness, and
home, and whe his arm was still In his sing, be
20 DO his duty in tho army. ssGood and applause
Am 70 be put down here, then. BY shoddy2 mo, Do.)
% put down @ oy custom IN Hsase S oicersr sNo
state, OF War, tho Treasury, or by the President
Of the United ssatesf emo, no., and appause) Never
"a Voice-"Nor by coppsrheads either ~ As for cop
perheads, there Is enough OF them TO lAno
tber vo,ce-"They here and cheering for MccIel-
able man, and is worth while to say ything
about General Mcclellan till you Gnd better general
political partisan Of General Mcclellan but owe hm
this reparaton 10 say that his successors have made
s;m.s n% a. as ss general thees In these
any who loves his country to quarrel
with any loyal citizen c,Good.,y have my own
than our party principles now that should move US;
there higher platform than mat Of the republican
democratic party and that platform is the
and the love OF the Union. Every who will join
heartily 70 prosecuting this war for the Union, in
heartily for that end, my brother and friend an
however be may diner from me thousand other
questions, will clasp him to my bosom and say we win
60 together. tCheers) II is perfectly idle ret up
party quarres In these days. You that the repub
lican party cannot the country. rhats so) The
democratic party cannot it, unless il enlist with
1t the serious and earnest that have always
with thom( That's so)a serious and earnest, whether
cratic. ! will up what l have got to say In very
few words oppose the re election OF Abraham Lin
coin because believe II Incompatible with the Of
my country-because / believe him utterly incompetent
for the position whch he holds and because made
10 rule through my life belleve honesty
OF man who has the scuoriquet OF 'shonest." / rs.
member the honesty Of John Davs OF Massachusetts, and
remember the speech made to him by Henry Clay, who
was OF his own party When Mr.. Davis had mado a
speech in the Senate, and when he had closed Mr. Clay
went up 10 him. looked him the face, and said
'acness John Davis canny John Davis, turned away
TO his seat Whenev er you 6nd uau who has
the ''honest" applied him soubriGuet you
may always translate it BY the word ..canny" which
cunning, foxy, vupecie. There cunnilger
man 10 this country than Abraham Lincoln. (Applause
You talk against the Cabinet II all idle. Give him
n nj nd dunjN.
change. As he said to me himself personally: ..Mr
Seward does not run this government am here, and
not single measure or importance Is taken by
partment OF this government without xnoweage aud
without my express appreciation (Cries OF good,
good') say nothing against William H. Seward. Isay
notnipg against any member his Cso.net excepting
far the secretary OF the Treasury Independent
Of danger from thar than do the arms the
southern rebels. tApplauss hope, try persuade
myself 70 hope, that We win get through without dnan
csl collapse ana which contrsdicts all my principles OF
finance and currency IL counter 10 every pr.ucips
that during that long eonrovsrsy which had from
1882 70 ls4s, after the best study could give the
jeci, had axsd for myself / believe in no paper
money-( applause NOR dol bsleve that a secretary
is ssuing twelve sixeen dilereat kinds OF pepsr
money suitable be the head OF the Treasury
Department something Of thar may be Mr. Chase,
9ss "a an else noie NJ Lns.ia personally sspons bic
The waste OF precious ufe during the last two years
meat, man who knew how merely to manage
parties 10 play of one clique agains. another who
Understood the people and had sympathy with it, who
the spirit Of the people, concentrate and direct ii
asain, the rebeIonthst rebellion would have besn pat
decsyiug ourselves about IT, We have had scarcely
single military success Some things we cslsuccssses
been brilliant successes. tvoice, how are yon
Bull ruu.) Bull run Yes, dont call that
battle. a vo,ce~.vicrsSurg.' That woaia have
been success II the administration bad known how
make use OF 4. tcries Of Good no more questions
gentlemen Lave told you why did believe in NJ
lincoln. He NOT q man who the people OF
this country. ('ThA's true.') He is not man who
inspires You with confidence. 60 aud visit Mr Lincoln
with my heart full OF enthusiasm burning over with
love for country bot come away there had
been iceberg thrown into my heart. There is no
place that know OF upon this continent 30 well fitted
10 damp mans ardor and MS patriotic enhusian
''Are you not going TO say something about Ere
hlm. / too Old man 70 be dictated TO-
ana listen. "a voice-''Giveihem hsll'') do not nap
pen bs doctor tha, sort. 10 refer 70 the
vOice--"Withou. the Custom House' have cnly'a few
words 20 say about ths Baltimore Platform. There
and iherc many things would ike TO have shere
whica not tnere take that platform ny sus
trast with the character OF the men thai run upon IT,
That Haltimore Convention in OF its rssoutiss
nonnced The most severe condemnation Of their Pre-
sidcnt that they could The one aude to where they
say that harmony desirable, and that who does
not hold these principles 10 worthy OF public confidence
some pecple srTro.e that that resolution directed
agsiasi Mr. seward Mr. Seward is but the presidsnts
clerk IL docs net like him, why does keep him in
oaice II ne does MT approve Mr Sewsrds ipauence
ana Mr. sewsrds actions why does he bold him thsre7
Why doee he not say retire 70 thai beautiful village OF
Auburn, beautiful city now. ~ Idle 10 throw blame
BIS Cabinet. We want confdeBcs in the President
hnseif The grand principle tha, tney appeal TO that
patiormwnst Is It's nsureg Why, II is drawn up not
TO bad the President ior how you suppose that
who cannot be bound by . constitution which ne
has soemDy TO preserve and protect will
bound by the resolutions OF political Applause
But Mr.. Lincoln Is 20 run a. tho apti-slsyery
candidate. Abraham Lincoln, an anti slavery mn Ye
fcosl have men lost their judgment kvoYy Knows
that In shs country has been opposed
emancipation Of slaves than Abraham Ti.coln. (Ap-
pame When General Frsmont issasd his proc alton
did be snstain hm9 No. sr he rescnded the order and
resyed Fremont OF his command. And so, TO-, thc
Of General Hunter. Opposed 10 siavory, and
have not hbre 10 my heart that does syond 70
lovo Of liberty, and what demand for myself demand
Tor every other man, whether nhlte, black red yellow
or copper color. tAppauseD There s only way, In
ny judgment, 10 Get rid Of slavery and that N by
fitUtipual amendment AbolshDz H. Applause Ibold
tAls Inon more important than slavery Whom Thought
That The sgatlon u slavery enaangered ihe Lnio on