The New York herald., 1864-06-16

sss. pressed b, that ssue compeIisd 20 dsclsrs
war 40 MAJ Can ee excused from ss,y'ns Ir Gerusv
Ik.cA states seuater tennessee, IN speech ne
sved the senate you ss,y !. eops sssm as0 from
snIss,ng you commit higher crne tnan you 90 ovgs
enemy tcheers nt he did nos sssy sne,s; c me
srsss when 4 declares wst-a you And fault
with the Legislature which raises men ana mney
aganat the government aud doing more harm
than you won't over = the enemy cneersl say 70
you thai who talk abon tue violation OF the con
sttuton say those no sak about the violation OF
the laws and OF the VI siion Of the constitution.
ever may have been your views before the de-
oiaratlon q war, the moment that war has been
your duty 10 submit TO Il. and 70 assist
the goverrm mest In prosecuting it; and rather tnan
and cons,itu.ionay declared you should 80 over aaa
join the enemie Of that conutry and OF that conslu
s HS:. asI ANY sas e aVs
right - take from the anectioss Of my chsdrcnr Sk
war has been declared lnis Is the house o. ny
These aethe Institutions Of liberty secured 10 u.s. These
are the BLESSINGS We enjoy AID this y oar home ana no
chid a,ainst it. But they have done SO here in this
city, they eel sensitive these matters, but tho truth
must be told. You remember thcgrext subject Of aga
tion In 1852. II was effort by men not only from my
susie but from other States 70 preudce tho public
talion clause money which was psid to the men VINO
came ferwasd subsitutesand this was called rlcn
wSa. do noticed now in the oityi The fact that
the clause s threatened with repeal oas ne was
a. one s snd r rh sS but.
who endeivored to prejudice tho minus q inc pe"ae
,soo ssass. 'ss lsS chso,s his is means
| which parties in Congress, aud out Of Congress
from and day TO day try 10 excite the
popular mind upon this sabrct-to excite the people
against te and bring them 10 collision with
question 70 present 10 you .onsns Now against the
policy Of this administration there there has
been many comp.n's ~, ard ,,ar. have anS ,oanS
things to consider There is great difference between
war and home m ess Spd waf hs ths
people will not complains bat In this war of the son
against the fnther there sro innumerable petty but
spteul recolections aked and woo to tho President
who goes ahead OF the people In war Of that
kind. tChcerH You ark whether his policy
rghtf IL s You cannot in 1854 get convention to
make against any leading OF the present admin
israton The Chicago Convention will not do IT, they
try to get roupd other thing bat there s the rnc
pie, and you abide by IT, and TO the President
II he gets ahead Of it Al the outbreak OF the war the
President could would enlist cored TO Aght
the Union, and day coiored delegates sent to
the Democratic Convention and they say IS all right
attachment to any party but that had considered
the republican party buried, and ] considered the
one question in all after time. How wonld
that candidate stand when the flag at Fort
an There are but two parties country from
hence orh-the party Of union and the party OF dis
antaned-our claim to liserysnd in defence Of that.
everything must give way Cheers
There one question and one oachstone ioat We can
There Is question that comes homo In this
controversy Of 1854, TO you and me- You may attempt
to arrest this man and that man have got 10 say
10 the simple question OF placing In the con
sntion OF the United states in endurable record TO live
In all time TO come, except for punishment OF crime.
Gentlemen might talk about State legislation and inter
ferDg with the domestic Institutions country II
one Of the questions that Congress has no over
coin money-n they could give to Conaress the
power 70 declare war .hiak they can put in that in;
be free, matter what his color is." Cheers) tell
you, my friends that whom this war is over you will
never see human being bought or sold At the auction
block. tApplause) Some might say, what have you to
say about frauds corruptions? The history of the
corruption but will say from my knowledge and ac
quainance with him for integrity aud uprightDess
desire 70 save country believe s Superior
10 Abraham Lincoln Cheers But II you trouble
This alminstraton, have only this remark make to
you, II you find any men making money (and there are
many "a a. - ~ ma M = s 90 zone rcpus
uaughicr.) You will find when this Is that
there win Se mil %0ns Of money made By frauds upon the
engaged in II. All want to know Is. whether
doing M b = hs Of ne
uyY come TO him tdr Lincoln because do not know
70 ns am 70 n
coed in this contest not only because are right not
soon because the nation persouGed 10 one man Can
you give me an instance in tho history OF the world
where r0vOIutiOn mas broken out, whether II has
been small or large, where II has not been per-
sonined In one man George Washington per.
CO. eon,nsd % IN the Revoiutiop before !. lasted year
bald or any OF the great leaders OF the revolution OF
Europe, and il has always brought out some "a
voice-EremonI) do not speak OF this country be-
cause wo are not attempting change the established
order OF thlnga There Is revolution existed the
history Of the world that has not brought sone
that represented the revelation In his person
me who It Is IN the South 1t seemed for time that
stonewaH jackson was, but he has gone. Is Ice
Davis Tell me who personiles that rebel
ionf Not one, because tho people are not all
in favor OF it. In relation to the subject Of
slavery We have men that very ultra, you know
They want every thing done bese the SETS il must
be done now II wo0t be done tomorrow. One thing
sashes that NJ. Lincoln is right, and that is, that
those who are In favor Of slavery are his enemies But
Let show you, the FIRST place this paper. have
document here written by maH OF the name Of Hum
phrey distinguished gentleman OF the South You see
that printed the Confederate States by looking at
Il This distinguished IN his part Il the contry
our lines This Is from his ssaud point
lie states three facts that every intelligent patriotic
that the proclamation Abraham Lincoln was the irst
fatal btow at the hope of Southern coufederacy
pause He states ano her fact, and that is that o peope
Mt the North have accomplished in the years
past than they had In ten years before Look where
our army is. This man may, well say we have
done more IN three years than In ten before
We have taken one half Of the territory: we have tied
them within knot as IL were. and their number de-
oTeasing every day. He stats another sgbi1can fact
that We do not often think about should and that
70, he says TO the slavcboders NJ the South "rbcre
globe that IN sympathy with you." These
three fecis this man in this remsrka
be document, which was given 10 mo by general IN
Indiana, .bo took Humphreys OF his raids the
South some Of you seem not 10 be satisfied with the
progress we are making Let ask you 10 look st this
question and - lay tho nap before you Our progress
may seem slow. hut what 70 going IN Missouri and
Arsavsls2 process that dcn't and don look
The Northern man Ia goag into these Staes, whilo the
Southern lawyer and doctor has either gone
into tho rebel has been killed
You may travel into Missouri and A kansas and portion
OF Tennessee tand this know from my correspond
cnce), and you viii nnd The lawyer and physician of
New YORK ONO going gradually into ths country.
Akentas and Missouri speaking out for the uuion
TODAY Missouri is as legal state as many Of the Stcs
OF the North that wc consider loyal This goitg
on every day and every week. we are gong over tho
surface of tue country aud the Northern giuQ
On gradually Two thirds. = not the hall Of the whole