New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1864

there IL hut one side for the patriot Applause Thl
which seeks TO find tult with this net of administration
or that act Of administration which seeks TO vaun
Itself u Is not the eide which seeks 10 thrust IL
tie great Hass Of the American people, and (,
whom Government American Government unde
American nationality IL the supreme good. mir
Daviss papers in Richmond have charged tho lrs
place, that was not. IN any manner whatever sn OIL
ca representative OF either o. the state. OF the south
They have charged, in the seNond place, that IN ny
public career In the State Of Georgia did not express,
The views which expressed In tie island OF Bermmia
and that tho views which eIpres'ed IN tbs leland u
Bermuda were not al all shared ~ any considerable
honor Of bearing tho commission % tho Gov
ornor Of the State Of Georgia ns Cc-1msrcla Com
missioner Of that siats to Eur1pc Before he
waited upon Coz. Grown and protested against ny sp
pointment After my appointment another committee
waited upon the Governor eud demanded het IL sbo1d
be cancelled upon the ground tia; was an American.
iLauglto.l Gov. Brown sent for me end aid Ties.
charges before ne. Ny response 10 him vs' = very
.imple one, that was born al American; that had
lived an American. snd that hoped 70 die IN American
that my pursuits In lfo and ny tastos had dsnclaed
inc to take any part In poli,cs that had never cast
that TO Mr. Dnyis's Government he conld
, canoel my oommiisioD. Gov. Brown permitted
with me freely before left for Europe. Ihays with
mo large number Of documents from the Governor ad
dressed 10 ne up TO late date During the tire OF
this agitation. Il. question OF tie predOmiunncs o.
Confederate power IN the State Of Georgia brought
mp and parties formed upon that question. then
took the position that took IN Bermuda and merely
make TIE statement for the purp0se n saying 20 Won
thai respect myself too much 10 come 20 kevYurs,
where you have liberty Of speech. AND make a.sei
tions that would not make In my own State. stated
IN the state OF Georgia over ny own signature ard
publicly in meetings in that State well as to DAVIS
Friends thr considered Nh. Dsyis's military govern
ment at Richmond fraud and despotismi that
considered the whoio scheme OF sectional dis.
union to be what Mr.. stephens pronounced u
would bs-s folly and crime ! stated stated
years experience In the service OF the Government
in Europe j hsd never seen or heard or read OF
despotism comparable 10 that which Jefferson Davi.
and his dsuron leaders had placed upon the neck. OF
nnOnending wLite men ia the south iCheers) Now
these papers say IL Richmond that gave uiierancs n
sentiments N Bermuda which had not tho malliuess
To- declare In Georgia There happen 10 lie two gentle
mon here who know tint there four men H. Georgia
who were OIL along against DaVits Government sno
have the proud satisfaction ~ knowing thet was orc Of
the four The other gentlemen vii lot lam. iri prn
dens reasons sir Davis has IL In his power " TrinS
their nooks II there il this assembly tonight 'nge
man who meditntes casting his vote or lending lbs IN
fuence 70 what feel authorized In calling jeh Da'hs
party great applause wish him 70 DO himself the ser
vice and me the favor OF lstelinr 10 hhet nave 10
saw 10 him The election o. Gen Mcclellan. II 10 "a SC
complithed ACCOMPLISH. Two primary and might use
the Term primal facts N this great srugse The rfs'
ia tho e1s;enoe by that act 0, political civil ieToI
ton although OF pesceable character IN o.. G0'efh
incn Of tue United States. The other fact is that
/, intact and In power In Richmond.
wish you 20 bear these two fscis IN mind. /
speaking "a yOr oE the plfpur" ri Sftut mo
your good glaces ~ a martyr AN inl msfi!f, 40
not want any ol your Offices should certainly IKE ~
have Jour y mpalhy. / al sinqy 81 American snd
SPEAK you southern man. lfom ihofOgg- kilonI
edcc ~ tie 7or7 point uen;y put by ~. outemEn
who preceded me. You arc lighting tho battle Of
1OpOtgof White men al tho South. lChcorl Jefcr,on
Davis and the party who surround HIN have no ia'e
whatever Of making suy terms 81 pohce Win mo United
States Government. hr. DaViss purpose ~ pr >, d.
urion tie dismomieTmeut aud the subdivision of Tia
oontsent tie overthrow Of democratic Institutions,
and tie esiabshment 81 InpnaicA d,hhsy i ms
own family ieu may say ~. Is 'tfs'lan,llily
shhrod IN by the leading men ~ tho south VINO Know
hs aims and have watched he administration IT, order
70 cover m his scheme ne fis the land with deolafA
,lrs u prnciprf intended o uslead ard deceive lie
charges that tie American Government ihr attacking
party. making war on sovereign sta'cs M tnM -
simr.y acting Tie defensive. lie wishes 70 le ~
let alone What does 10 propose 10 bo LET alone r.th
Leave out q tie question or The preseil Msga we
mouths ofihe Aisaiss ppi ana TIE h's 81 ioiiu1 a.
lhs caIrs of Virginia slono, and Jet 1r pa's i"rn
maritime alliance vh foreign pover and Tat orsiEn
pnvsr will control ic esrIcnk end i,s trblffo' anl
cons., ucat.y ILLa1clIhs md tie Aoril Wt'f rl,e
W p,v, liz mouth OF ito 8fsis.pp ard be hns tie
q cot outlet iof tie trade Of tho A,si.sii N"h.y %
conn ands through si,i7noe wish Spain. 10 foas
OF every ship = ~ run between ban ffancfro
and New York Now this man has promulgated 10 "a.
doctrine ol oool liberty through state fsts and That
the United States Government through - Af.til'e
Mr.. Lincoln. is vaging sni upon '0tefesN Stlte.
Is MOI hni the parry err all tlis country let q
look the facts Let Us tale tlh 1r ph'lt thi' hs'
.~g4t a monarchy fh- Leader ~ uifuniuh TINS Mau
who planned his trcafon while he drew me sml OF lhe
7 Ggyerumeut that educated him. md et " zee how
much fe!rness there Is IN tis statement hld ihc an
dnet- with which he makes 10 and tho tacs upon Which
h. makes Tie southern Corfedorecr Vas formed on
tho oath 81 ehIuiry ~ Montgomery a. n@t'n. ne
Sates that had seeded not invaded by is Ihitod
eievernrent did no. invade the State Of sou'h
Carolina when shc seeded, Or fhe Ntsff or becrgih
! Whom Mr. Lincoln became IIc.ldcn. G! ne Uni.rd
States be found natioH, armed aAd EQUIPPED
dsputing the power Of the United states on
III, continent L. not this sol lie found. not ~.
Governors Of Stntas hoding council Tor Toe purpose o
rearesair- grievance nsking certain giafhtief ioi
what they mi rht consider certain righrDnt itciAg
rfoofriofe Americans hnplorlug their countIymcp OF
H. Sorth 10 pause before the country "As plAh-'u
irfoc, ar You hud Of thi patriotic la suafe OF
~ and % in he Montgomery concern Inc men s9o
t,k Of Madison and Jefcrson know not what hey iaih
az uher they say Jefferson DAVE IL the Champion 81
Si,le right, They established a nation ana mat ma
ton took 10 i,seftl Cape' q virginia &c Nou'h o.
.spt .hcir ambassadors 70 Eulops 70 fori9 Iuro
I'm ,piauce. Wh.i hsd Mr Lincoln 10 do
win all tAaii What Lai tho United Stsies Coy
s,nn,ept 10 DO with THAR Mi lncolu. ~ the
F,eon,iv. ~ The Tnitea STATE. Government waE con
,ror+cd nv that evil Now Mr. Dayis. when be wa
Socretary Of War IN President riercer Cabinet 70 ny
personal knowledge. and presume 10 ne hmoWioog
81 many gentlemen Of Ills State Wlo aIe IalsHf WIN
hi, Dnlcy ins istcd upon the O8teud ulAlchto nat
wa the Ostcnd mRnifestO' SPAN oWbcGANtIl Don"'
ful Island which America has yer, long co'.tea, cao
Cubs. ana At one time TIE fierce Democracy "Anttu
Crbe. Hr Dayi, belonged a. tie hsrce DemOcroc'
and therefore he wanted Cuba spain cniertihee tne
,eea Of doing what SIZE pleased with her own tn,Ie.
fore sic proposed Ia irsnce and Lng'4nq 70 A'a
~ Them NJ Davis who nov talks about b1IlL ~,
alone "a tie lending member Of tlGt taDi oieIuv"
nv Marcy IN TINT Uatt"r ana clnlNhed on. n
aud rightfnlly-to say 20 Europe We VIII not pefh'
- a. hold fbn or euy other important point upon
his Continent that violates IN the srhttsi urst" w
integrity 81 American nationality Inc hV,,n
.Ls do1irine That was sound doctrine. NJ. DAVIS
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