, 1864-10-05

The sbole Inc, AId!. .he w.s tallures Has
,ioes a1os,d Rtea z oad. outside Of vhose Rstss
7bo % .is al a. sas o
tbe AHerican efHyt
Then vhet hey reelszs that tho war IL f,isre.
to know bow msuJ mea sheee ase hefe-old n.ns
wto have GOT sleepirx in Southern soi Of WIS |
hive bto'hess ele<plng The sleep Of death beueatn
have lGat their loreo ones, who hare passed toe
lculre wbt Ice no traveller tetptre, because they
followed fbc ,ebele to theiE 8outae1u homes, aud
ILd, tp ubcdtente to TIE calls Of their copnt1y and
their conscience, and becAnee they believed /: to
admit that tbs war has bctn failurr.
1m AIIBa1p ASSUMPTION OF POWER.
LIT us-look at the balasee Of he re.o,atior.
The next propoerion II ehst 'tpneer the pretcnsc
OF 4 military necessity OF wat po~er hlgn-
s5 s,e f fss BE- ben IL ev o,
pIy to tho Government of tha Uattod statc..
Contttutienf Does not tbs Prsridsnt 6oId hIs t
STAT according to tho Constitution, Do not tnc
people assemble according 70 the Constitu,lonf
s,ltpt7ons Tues tho ConsututIos IN ali III patt,
bag Lat bcon violated. This decisrat1oa evidently
spp!!e. ta the Southern GontederstJ. IttheJ wetc
thty wire right. Lei III read it "a It snould ba:
.'Jeferron Dasi., p1eteroed President OF tie
scu'bern CortederaeJ, you have, ander tie pre-
s tSe .iaen q tGe Il Ueaa a0ss5 st.tss aess
cauee aii The power he erercl>ea II anove uua oe
uned EGefq spss IL to
row, that il true. There IL no doubt about It,
Jtf. Davis arc bis aaolc army a:s ia opposition
10 ito Cor s1l"t1on- They have separate fiay,
rPn n Arr
bave atteu pttd 10 N. ke Davis Pses.den: in v1os-
ten Of lbs G. M t,tasioo, and he haa appoloted 3
hare has been In violation of the Con.
htltntion. They bave destroyed tho peace bapoi.
ness 4nd Prospei'y Of the cuun'ry. and th.t reao.
luslon applies 10 them and 70 Aoosay else. ikp~
p'ause.f
Let Us t,ke the next portion q this resolution
ep0 exan. q it" And puoiic liberty a d private
ptfisy Of the crurty essensa, Impaired, Justice,
Iun1Lisy, hbtrry md the puo]t. welfare tamsnd
that Ic,Mtdiste ett'ts be madc IL cessation Of
tos.1tl.s nth view 10 In ultimate Convention
OF the ntates, other peaceabae mea'e to t, end
that 1t 1he eprllett practlcahla moment peace my
BE- reetored On the basis OF the Fedora. gtion Of
Ii hso fourd that resolution in a rebel paper as
Eavt1e p cn Paft.d bys 9eet,t o. rsoe !. weu'4
sys vs shs IT, .qsa
The, would, Esobab:7 hare eatd further: We, tbs
G.oIg,a militia, t,ve fought four years tn keep
JET. DHvla H. power, anu We end Jttr. Uavts hare
violated Constitution in every particular, ahd
NC ctmapo that wt be permitted 10 ask toz con-
veuur ii s'ates ~ ask It to allo1 us 70 lsy down
to sny man in this aufcpee, II yon take The facts
Oh both SIDES ana examine tho roaolut ons. to say
wtttttr that IT solution YVES not more 1t to have
:. en- paes ed by rebels who are tired Of the Tar,
| than ny copVtItiou Of proud American citizens.
| Thai res olut Oh wss written by sharp man.
re The poln,s OF Vsllae oigham nneefs there;
eee VOID std see Pendio on. And sne upon
T. TIE marks IT al the tn'amnuB traitors Who stood
Side By sids with old Cobb and bis co,aorker1.
a69 ss s.,.s fe :. %
l. alnott u.lea. .oDabie to bclicYu tnas these men
live iutht Eo.tb-let us suppose. however. that
~ IL, are soine e az "a cesssap
boz ilties. " hat does that meanI It mcaps that
| IN sartxnent shall be made betwsen tho Prerideut
Of II Unired eintes Rps the preten9ed President
no @ore dsh;ise sor certain length Of time; that
| Dot setttt our na'ionsl oiaca1ties.. Don't yoa
know that II IN armi'tics e1 sted between tho
sad and Ts ,hand wtthT G1t @
| low stIs up. Ard retske the Sane positions t3at
| the, held 1sar ago! and that it would require
lines tsty now hold. Then il wouia .'7obably tive
three or iour years 10 finish itup, AAklng nearly
twelve yeats of Tar.-
THE CONTRACT.
crhe speaker here read the nrst and second Bal
That IL The 1apeuava Of the " LtncolA'' they talk
50 much abont. i has The ring Of the msIal IA It.
|
!, sintt Il ewar began. Wherever have made any.
I "Do every th,n- Ia our power 10 aid the GoEeEn-
nell In Gne]i BY force Of srms the rebellion noT
llsn IS supptes.ed. izlpg to tho leadass
s. ch punishment as thelf crimes desezve. Tnat u
? what the' rttontlon says, and 10 help ne God I
1 stk any Denocfst, any Republican, any
| American citizen Who iores his country, wat
Tse1 s.ssSe & srus Tasy Esy
for eurpre srfno the rebeldBs They ar8 for clo.og
1t By nsr-tbe only mesns BY which It csn be dane
and tbat Is my llad Of talk and doct1lae-l have
| They commend thsmeslTsa to ths good Judgment
| atd appreciation Of eves1 patr'1t--eonttaat them
| Nlth tie 1esolutIons passsd by the ValAndgh1m
Chicago mIllti,, and ~ which su1.s you bsst.s
| nKcTzo1s IN RKHa1 srATEs.
| Iwantto examine the third resolution Of The
Chicago psttosm-.' That The erect lnteners1c Of
recent elections held IN Kentucky. Hnyl4nd. Mis-.
| four1 AID Delpwue ga. ehapelul violation Of
tie Constitutes, and Ecpatiuoa Of such acts In
the approaching elecslon will be held ~ revolution
ary s1d reslsted With all tha means and power un-
der our control. They say thai the GoFcEn1nent
Of tie Usited States has lntczfesed With the elac:
to1r know whether tbs Government latesfeged or
rot. but know the1 would net ailow rebels to Tosa
an. thank Goa for It, Appau.e;l !la.o,r,,oa. l..
and n9hlre which i done BY II. rebel.' II 1 Ken
fal citzene, but netting Ia said about It. Tn.t il
oil right. But II an officer Of the United stst =
army ID ordered not to allow rehels to vote. 10
violation Of the rights Of citizens, and Il IL fe-
peastd they &c geiss TO resist T. Nth M II shs pow
soa bid bet,erioos out Tou lad better not prevent
Aorssn's horse tb!eIes from voung, II YOU Do,
Vallat diRhsm's militia ~in "restst ys1 with al
10 0aaaF t1s doo thak
amounts to the snap Of your 1nger. Il
b about s t rest,.nes ss,s s T. hs taht 5taf
they had resolved "Thas we, the Democracy, viii
1e.ist JeG. p.yi.' army invading Kentucky, and
help drve them out"
TUE RIGHTS OF STATES TO BE EE.roHzn.
| The speaker then e1amincd the fourth re.olu-
tion OF the Copperbeas piAtforn-
| 4. That the ain and object Of ths penoerat'e
party nre to preserve the Federal Onion and
hereby dec1sre hit they cons:del ths sdninlstra-
two usurpatlon o. extraordinary and dan.
ee:oua Rowers not FEap1tea 7; 6{ tue ,,s son,S. '
j. ta1y law In States not IN inanrreetion; nc
arbitrary military arrest tnp,,1l:oDne;nt TIA
suppression Of freedom Of speech md Of tho
press: The dental OF the right IT asylum; the
employment sf anusual ieat oaths ana tue Inter
ference with and denial q the r.eh, Of The p:ops
70 bear arms IN thelE desqzs u calsulsted TO pre-.
tion Of government deriving Its 1ust powers from
tic consent Of the governed.
! Now that il pretty heavy Indictment. TheJ
declsre Inst thsy are ronr to restors ths staes to
Iii mir rfrhta. aud theT think the Admtnlst.a
tnrsc arrrsts for? There nnger va ! time or
snrth rben there was i rebellion in the land
where men were not tried b7. military authoritlcf
for t1eaeon Sometimes 1t Is uecetsary for tbt
pilttary authonty TO take hold Of men and not Il
low them 10 be triad By Jury. suppose you snoult
| capture JEFF. D.vis, would you turn him over II
| Be tried By tiry at Richuond3 Bat these uas1
want military arresta stopped. Are you afraid O
being arre,ted by military authoritJ, I tell Jea
iys,nn 80 lnvnt * fhe cnnntry and stand bv th