New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

these cts prove him no, Of the blood OF Cesar Han
niJal o. Napoleon lie MOI made 70 ne ofst III,
great nation ia tue .Iua tine VI AJAX. tITeh tpsrt
The South viii surely laI ~ tAls Rebellion Dase iii,
COZ 6dence upon oar strength oE their Vea4he
eoneede that IN Righteous cause they Soa.d PI.fs-
Mon are siOw hos weak Is earthly mlslI A11 IA
nan power when IN conflict with tie omI.Foteat >buA
OF Justice. Cheers.l The south had no eris ssnee
from this Government. they were never wruhseu ~ VI
pressed IN The east-ihoy are not Of dinere2, S1nfe
race or religion 10 natural boundaries divide Us in'!
made this Wickea var from Mere thirst Tor po"ur-
they were dethroned OF their absolute dominion bA fhe
uafurnl growth Of the free North. They rehehl -
S0tan led because they would rather rel IN Hell
than serve in Heaven" Cheers They uow IN the fal
enjoyment Of that kind Of sovereignty. Loud ugnteEJ
The Rebellion rests on prfgcp!e-t envelopes y.
grand iea eyen IL hs support bat The mere wicked
love of absolute power. l. VIII surely fail Il = sac
however, that every peopes 70 be the ulge OF ts OWE
yrougs Nothing can BE- more true But o." other peD
pies viii 20 Judge; ard the combined Judgment q sac
enlightened world. acting upon the human viii q r.
stiess as the fist OF the Almighty The force OF ts
idea j. already apparent In the beginning Oh tHis le
behon all Europe was against rs; her entire s. paiby
vas with the South-giih tie wrvnsed and weaker
party as they supposed Recognition was almost GER
iain was slre If the South could bold cut roafo aau4e
time Where u the hops OF recognition BoH Les nc
read from IL Daviss speech at Augusta etn's1sa
few days ago:
that friends abrosd dereHd gPon oar al h9ne
That the balance Is in with vctoIy and tar against
us with teai md thai when orr victory up4aestsned We
! VII reco snzed, and not I'll th,n n
The waves Of human thought go electric arover the
world Europe is inst beginning ~ look INTO THIS Qfs-
ton; ~ and by she viii understand II; aud finally she
will say tie South is al rroHg and will withhold
her sympathy. Then the ann OF Rebellion will dlop,
paTalyzed in its socket. The Rebels may still feeby
say We have a right TO Judge Of our wrongs. Civ
lized Europe will answer. yes but when you bring
your complaints 10 Us We have night 10 judge also
do expect peace very soon though their armies be
broken up. viii do the South the justice 20 say that
her statesmen and her warriors are true to their Con
federacy. Not one OF them has uttered word when
looked in the slightest degree toward return u the
Union They AZ oil times ard everywhere declare that
on terms viii they consent 10 union with the
North. They earnest about H. They are as brave
and high spirited as We ere. They are IN terrible
straits; they cry oct for troops they say; "send
Lee troops from anyrisrs" But anywhere" is vague
place AMI the troops do not come from thence at their
call Davis by the great weight Of cares anu the NOR
tihcations of defeat has lost AL prudence and copos
ure He tells u.s. his very despair that his troops
absent in large numbers without leave and he implores
the women 70 send them 10 the army LanghterI He
threatens like man without power aud yet neither
lie nor any one IL the South talks OF submission
OF Of return 10 the Union under any Presi.
dent, whether that President be Lincoln or McClelsa
Days's army is nearly exhausted When the war began
there were less than four hundred thousand fighting
men in tie COnederacy according 10 the census mat
number must be very small nov, yet they have no
thought Of returning 10 the Union. Before this war
ends they will free and tie slaves. or that have
no doubt lCheers.l Then the end dFaweth nigh tLen
the bitter questions about which We have puzzled so
much viii be solved; then will tsgiR the faint slow
dawn upon this long night OF gloom. Slow, very slow,
the dawn will omen feeble in its first CLEAN: only the
eve OF faith can discern it, bat it will surely, finally
pand into the heavenly day OF Union and peace Loud
cheers have reason 10 believe that after the
election propositions viii be made 10 the Southern
States lay down their and return 10 the Union,
with that they shall have every right which
the Constitution and the laws give them. But as
read their destiny they viii not return; they viii sprn
the offer; they will arm the Slaves and light on, drag
ging their slow length along" From the seaports
taken and the military posts fortified VIII Iadiate lines
Of trade and increasing communication. Mexico VIII
DO outlet for many Rebels; Europe and the lscs OF
the West Indies will receive some ard by slow degrees
peace will be restoed-a peace worth all 1t WIZ now
costa peace which Of ours win broken.
Enthusiastic cheerng.l There Is nothing personal
In this coming election; 1t Is not contest between
Lincoln and Mcclellan II Is conflict between two
great contending principcs-between free and despoe
government and clearly presents the question whether
the prosperity the happiness, and the greatness Of our
country shnll be preserved or forever destroyed Ap
plausel No mortal issue vast and grand
a. ours to-day. No people ever had such trust 10 try
their faith and their fidelity Mere selfish politicians
will believe that higher power rules the desti-
MES of mem that the people eel be trusted that they
cannot long be deceived; that in trying times when
mind awake and exalted BY great events the earnest
from Heaven; end that, " TIE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
WILL Re THE VOICE OF GOD" Great and prolonged
applauseI
ADDRESS BY GEN. DIX.
Mr.. CuTTISG-I have now the pleasure Of
presenting to you our distinguished eowcitzen, Gen.
Dix who viii read theaddress Gen. Dix received
with thunders Of applause the audience rising waving
hats and handkerchiefs for some minutes
Gen. DIX said: Fellow-citizens, am grateful
to you for this kind reception The post asignedto me
in the proceedings Of tonight is to read address to
the Democracy Of the Union 1t has two objects: First
10 detach as many Democrats possible from the sup
port Of the Chicago Convention ard its proceedings be
cause we believe those proceedings dishonor them and
secondly 10 sy differentiation for hel reorganization
of the Democratic party under better auspices.
lCheers.l | will now proceed 10 read 10 you the adj
dress which has been prepared.
To tie Democracy Of The UEi0H: The Democratic par
ty had its origin in the two closing years Of the eight
eenth century. Its organization has had an eihcien.
and unbroken existence for sixtysix years For more
than quarter Of century IL bore the name Of Repub-
lican. This designation was exchanged for that OF
Democratic under the popular impulse given to the
practical measures and its abstract opinions by the po
itical school of Jefferson For nearly half century ii
was bold, manly upright consistent and fearless
ponent Of its organic principles CHEERS. II had in
its early stages that best Of n. conservative accessories
the opposition of party he FedeIahsts) truthful
and as resolute Itself. Whenever the public honor
the public interest was in peril IL was always the
first 10 rush to arms always the last 10 quit the field
consenting to lay aside is armor the eolnry
cause was yindicated. Controlled and illustrated in all
It's acts by lofty and dsinereste1 spirit Of patriotism
1t gained and for than forty years preserved IN
mpared the respect the confidence and the support OF
the American people. Ia 1910 waS overthrow under
the influence 81 great commercial crisis, but not Until
section Of its followers more sOCit0us FOR their own
interests than the welfare Of the country had adnter
aed its creed and is policy by the Introduction OF max
inns and measures al war with us fundamental pil1c
pies.
II was at this iuncture that iis opponents having be-
come demoralzed by long continued series Of defeats
adopted rule for the selection Of s candidates io
the highest Offices the principle Of az aabiiy Instead
talent and experience laying the Foundation Of far
more pernicious and pervacing system % deinoFala
ton. The Of the opposition candidates thus
selected in le40, followed BY the success OF tle
candidates selected the principle
In -44 From that period there has been gradual 7
deterioration in the qualifications oil those HAo nave