The New York herald., 1864-10-23

the respective states we're component parts Of
people loud chssral 4 peace wsre made upon these
Incorporated n the constitution, nothing would have
bean done but the destruction Of the nation The
would be that ONO would say, IL waited TO 1ght this
thing out, but you voted me down won't pay your
debt and IN walk OF theCnion" Tho other States
the nation, which once the wonder aud admra lion
| OF the world. (cheers Thero only way TO
eung the inhabitants OF the rebeous States TO return
20 their allegiance and obedience to the constitution
and the laws OF the land. Tho North could and would
suppress rebellion the prcpa draw back being pari
dissensons In the North. The democrats affirmed that
ing slavery-s statement which he pronounced 70 be
| false. The peoplc found out AZ soon as Mr. Lin.
| coin that slavery was tho strength Of the rebel.
bon, and TO put II down sIavery must be
| extermnated (Cheers) The path OF duty that OF
bumany. The cuiy thing sacred in the eye Of peace
democrat the right to hold slaves but the admois
tration sought to destroy slavery the same principle
that Sheridan destroyed the granares OF the rebels in
the valley. The army, which tho most gallant and
glorious in the world the only salvation OF the
country No complaints were to be heard from the men
| who fought the battles the Union the only faui,
finders being the peace democrats 10 conclusion. he
urged them stand by the to support the Sani
and above all TO stand fsst by their principles the
ernment and the old dag, and he believed God would
stand fast BY the nation. loud and long continued
cheering
REMARKS or Ex GOVERNOR WRIGHT.
Mr.. RAYMOND then introduced ina lew complimentary
Tie promised them that what hoy heard from Indiana
the other day was only foretAsto Of what they would
ar be: phrase sd
the national army sAppause.) Tho object OF the Chca
tion OF States, to be broken up
at the pleasure Of any portion OF these states such
priuciplo was at war with the old democratic doo
trine The Union party maintained that no ten
feet square could 60 out OF THIS country with
| out the consent Of the people t;reat cheernga
Another great question TO be settled IN the comdng
election that the labor OF this country to be
voluntary for was impossible tor nation to live
without labor being tree. This point eloquenty
| elaborated, and was loudly spplaudod There was a
defect in the organization Of the government and time
had found 1t out never would we have perfec.
government until the people doctrine
OF GatherB. They loved liberty and loved man. and
when the government lost sight OF man sought 10
protect capital, then showed It's weakness When he
In Europe southern men did not say they
America but fr South Carolina some other State
nationality not recognized by them. ln speaking
the public debt Governor Wright said that years
.: 'aiturai products would pay j. oil He expected TO
probably Hoosicr California would telegraph
that he had found gold mine which would
sweep away tho whole OF tho debt daughter and
cheers The Governor desired present Mr. Theodore
ray, an axforeign Minister. who ardent friend
| Mr. RAYxoSp said that Mr.. Fay was suffering rom
severe indsposition and could no. make himself heard
| FAY forward He said they could not refuse to
for Mr. Lincoln without destroying the country.
other side OF the Atlantic looked upon this election 70
settle one queston-whether the people OF the United
U
would bo received throughout the world public act
American people were unable and unworthy enjoy
blessings OF representative government.
Mr. RAYMOND stated that Wee President Hamin was 10
would be present before meeting clossd
In the meantime the Rev Mr. King, the pastor OF tho
Forty stost Methodist church. called upon and
made telling and humorous address. He remarked that
Garbald bad recently said that he would aud
light the Uaion but be know that the Americans had
. Grant (Cheersl His platform was found In Romans.
which inculcated the doctrine Of submission 10 the
powers that be- would bs useless to attempt TO give
an idea brsf sketch OF the racest forcibe
speech that BY any Of rspubiicaa
orators durirs tho campaign
SPEECH or VICE PRESIDENT HAMLN.
Mr. RAYMOND introduced the Vice President OF the
United states whose pressncs on the platform the
sigpai TOR continued cheering.
not a,,sIn tSe s"d,encs bv maxnS = speech. Tps
poet had truthfni!y said thas peace hath victories
net less renowned than war They had been 80
tsrtAine1 thaS OCCASION by one who ycams
covered all over with the anres victory from tie
political campaign Of only ~
tho magnificent victory OF Phil sheridan who ruae
tory defeat (Renewed cheers While the sodisrs
doing their duty with mcskcts at the front, ess
q duty cevolved upon those who remained al home
II useless 10 send loved to battle Tor liberty
en- sss those who remained S home were faithful 70
lhen: and white ths duties OF each different, he
unwilling ADMIT that In the coming election Imors
important than a others that exsteu this govern
meu, combined = ballot for The country home
wss uo, worth a. much as oule. si the rebels zap
pause He (the speaksri was for peace be earnestly
desired M a. be ooeved the audience dla but he wanted
and mrs have peace upon basn which would last
forever tsbecrs u must be . peace which would
through all tho uDcounted 81 the future liberty
'oy themselves and FOR tneir poserity 10 must be no
peace Snch degraded their manhood OF surrendered
shs vital prlncires upon which The government
forme5 ani must be perpetuated- II must be .
peace general universal applying 10 all creeds 10
igion ,c Of the community anu &c ell colors
men wto made specIour ofcrs ,f peace and compared
them levi. took tho so, Man up INTO the
mouptau promised bim ali reg,ons Of the earth
II he would 90 :er,s.p things whep be piece
of that earsn as tg a. 1nger nail fbess meo who
he made bas promise 70 ths Son OF Man. (cbssrs) He
spoke Of he Chicago platform. where its trainers SAID
heretofore. ana asked 70 wbs, period Of time they
fsr.ed Pour years had passed. and they stood upon
arm ID been ra.sa % beat down the sovsromsa was
that the loysty ncy mean or Vas ike inai Of Peudls
ton, who ved steadily ,n the Congress o. toc nation
against cci hing feeding the NJ the msnn
he abe speaksr) had little doubt that tbos. merwoud
be rs uue TO lhe linton In the future ~ they were
In The past They worst enemioe, sod should be
!nfuuely more 3esplscd than the rebels 10 arms Mr.
then referred toe plank The Chicago platform
su,ona, uay ~ncb coDvsniion or the states oould
broarh' aboui, ssd siymed that SUCH step would be
disastrous ,e Ebsrty. ana would bs virtual recognition
Of ,hs south wbs.svsr mighi The result u the IRE
sdeuh election. the men he hsd us oeeo elected se
ssss 81 propos l,on. (AppIaosej Mr.. BamIis ss,d ne
wanted 70 know, before be returned 10 bs home wna
paro,S AID .ner duty 10 this state 800 we're 10, be
sssysd BY over confidence, New Yors would give MY
,housaai majority %. tss unen .no os o. ~ o I'm,
had lived abraham Lnconl and to Andrew Jonn
500, than whom porer pssroi never s ores.nso sn:
me people Tbey ought not TO be surprised w waxing
ap on 6e "Wednesday morning after tbs election And
tnst yltte Mac had not carried single eecterl vote
ybe~e we're two Or three states iitte doubtful.
vors-Give him the foreign state a New Jersey.
Ny Harutip informed the audience that New Jersey
was no longer foreign State; shs hsd recenty
Inc uolon Camden and Anboy ssss. aud the Tres.
men Of that likely spsAx favor oi freedom
n csAcisaioS the Wee President araed tnem use
tnsr personal iaHusnce from til election TO labor
iucessan,ly and In this city whicA gave
mVortes for slavery they would accomplish results tnat
would astonish themselves. Hs whs doubted the result
Of ths contest was pol,tica, inndel The old ship of
state would ride out the storm be saved Grant had
the rseelon BY the throat(ioud shssra-ths gallant
pressing On ~ rear. and shes
man and Favvagut wsss prssans ths enemy on every
SIDE when nine tentRs Of work ss crushing the re-
Vas aensuded n \ oos ssid bs V ss rysuAsd Your
country 70 10 savda ana bs psrpetuatsd 70 sulors
ages 0us upon you rests tns rsspousbihty d DONG
The gsvsvnnens was formed BY eaf fathers. oy nsM
wisdom sne by .sss elooS and y yoar .s.; mus'