The New York herald., 1864-11-05

Chicago platform snd mus bot the regular uemoeIsie
yoa have Che msmbsr Of Congress from tho Frss dstris
the Hon. Mr. stsbbins who has just resigned bis seat
With tnoss Of his constituents. ] doubt very much Z
there ever existed any such unison between him ans
democracy Of the Frss district who them they are
now, were for the "Unon at ell hazards but were -
Secretary Of the Treasury stebbns many months
after his election, was the svowed advocate OF an
cite here many good democrats, personal frisnds
Of his. who had 70 use all their nhu make
ceeded SO far to make him. FOR short time at least
after he took his seat n Congress- the mark q
We ma him soon fascinated BY the states
manshp OF Mr Lncolns secretary OF state the nnaa
ca genius Of Mr. Chase SO much 90 ns, bis grea, effort
BILE paper Issue Of that exploded Secretary OF tho Trsa
sury. c'Good" Laughter And the republican papers
sion Of democratic principles, contain letter OF his
which he lectures the democratic party for not doing
Cabinet Cloud Iauah.er) II wiz be refreshlas
TO Messrs. Stanton and Weles 70 read praises
ro% hsn nS - .cepSd 10 ,hsm strange after a
this that Mr. Stebbins does not agree ID sentiment vita
bis oonstucnts' They seem 70 have come to That COZ.
clusion some time before he did, when they sused -
put him in denomination Tor Congress The Hon. r. -
Cutting hardly claim that he leaves the domocatN
party account Of platform nobody can entertais
personally regard for that gentleman thsn
DO stil ell know that be has not boon with ID snoa
@ siscs aorsso s sey mou Governor Of this state rsmss
doas cheers inca you have the eccentric and vensra
bic Nj Peter Cooper -Gaughter)- appears in !hs
yosas 10 1856 for Tse%Sns Frosp and in ISL
for Lincoln: tReuswed laughter Both Mr.. Moses
In favor OF Mr.. Lncolns 70 election and they probably
forgot that circumstance when they now profess to aban
doh banner because they pretend TO see lurking 10 M
folds peace notwithstanding Mcclellan and
Pondeton have inscribed on n-"The Union and tne
constitution At al hazards psacsaey i We can lorcSy
cede sgners Of that call OF tho
questionable character There is for instance. Mr. w
liam Il. Webb wealthy shipbuider aud governmeas
contractor, who builds magnificent vessels for which hs
receives slill magnificent prices from Nc Melles
Sss wnG n ns pO eoay too og on
proselytes TO the abolition faitn Inc grsM
democratic party cannot suffer tson tho as;.sss
hersaoe 10 ihs constitution and Jy ts unainchins ar-
domestic and foreign relations had brought our country
greatness and prosperity which had rendered II ths
evil hour the madness OF sectional fanaticsm placed
Abraham Lincoln 10 the Presidential chair (Appausel
1t democratic administration which carried tri.
umphauty through the Mexican war giving us the godea
empire OF the Pacc soon 70 become the highway OF the
commerce Of the Etst (Applause.l II was dome.
cratic administration which resisted nrmy and
fully British prstcnsons to Oregon and Central America
(Applause II was under democratic Pdminstre.
abandon the feudal sound duos which for centu-
rcs shs bad imposed upon the commerce OF the
Kozta liberated from the claws OF Austrian tyranny
proving the world that proud Gag protectoa
to the martyrs liberty OF all saticns who sought asy
lum under its ODDS. loud cheers had the honor -
represent country abroad when Mr. Marcy hi
Koza letter. and my heart swelIed with pride and grs
tude that could claim tho title or au American ctzes.
(Appisisol How do We stand now, under Mr. Idncoins
ADMINISTRATION 10 our relations with the great Towers q
ed a6Toadf We all remember with shame and indigns-
tiou tho oasc OF Argueles spanish refugee, who
evoa tho fern of ria. given uu 70 tho duSss s.sSOr
tics We have 10 extradtion treaty with span 30 thss
90 possible excuse could !. exist for this assrac
Seward Of whatever crime Arguellcs may bayo besA
accused in Cuba, doubt whether modern history
point TO grosser outrage against The sacred righ q
asylum. Place the case OF Kozta aissgsids that q
Arguecs, and you ~atan Idea OF the difference b.
piause Tho bombastc dispatches OF Soorstary ae
State Who Tor nearly four years predicted svssv
four months that the backbone OF the rebellion was
broken and that II was 70 be completely crushed within
sixty days, have contempt and ridicus upon him
and the ADMINISTRATION Of which he the primo mins-
ter HIS famous affair." when be 70
fused 20 give tho rebol comm missoners Mssos ana
Cabinet. was oao Of shs most ham iasins phases in Tie
history of forcgn relations since been .
cs q. Ss head Of *. s D.
psriueot, those pr would have besu surrenderea
nu
were lawfully talen, the whole power Of Franco ana
democratic II sttssnsn. and the American people would
been laid ia astcs BY The ses Of these srsas
years ago whtcncd every o both hemisphcros-
commercial nss chased from Tho by few paitry
tep Secretary Of the Navy should long this have
had single port either on ths Atlantic or tho Gu Can
ssa Dupont rogers n'.s .na
ter We could not 6avs taken Charleston, MobIis,
Savannah and Wilmington witnau six mouths alySf
the war began But Ar. Wells, notwithstanding tho i'm
placed bis disposal gave TO the rebels
all the tme shoy could possibly desire TO make thoss
present admnistra alton did know how 70 preserve
poacs, does il know how 1quer II, Withstand
Ing the many victories gaIned land aud by eur
gallant navy aud army We have boon told over ana
again that the rebellion legs that The
people OF the South are tired OF the war that thcr
armies arc dem rallied and 90 the point OF dsperslux
Arc we Tor al tbs any nearer TO honorable peace
wl.hIa soe vaoa ,ssu re were three years ago. la.
laures Of McCle''aa alter the battle Antietsm-(rs-
mendous cheersl--of Grant when he took vicksburg-
newed cheersl-and p'scei Mobile al our mercy
lchcersl-o shermaos glorious capture OF Atisnta-
burgs (Appause) No attempt negotat.on no proIss
OF an honorable settlement, which, even II under the
to immediate peace would At least have sreueshens1
the Union party at tue South and given them power viii
themselves OF tssr yrannics leaders XoS snt. sss.
ueme1, Is the only way N which ever hope 90
restore the Union aod erng psacs and prosperity
an honoraoo peace undor the INT and Constitutes
irutiess struggis against the irresistible power
united North aad you wall sec state alter Stao leaso thA
confederacy of Jefferson Davis snd ale
g'ance under the Unou but who doubt that tbs
south viii light 10 tho last extremity II thu
fatal policy OF couDscation and forcibio enamel
patton Ia 70 DO persisted 10; and that Ia toe
pohcy 10 which Mr.. Lincoln and his party srs
plecsei should they be able TO keep themselves power
thus tho war is 70 become war u subjugston or sx
termination, and do you know what 70 cOuquos
and subJugate people OF six milli rs OF freemeay n
took the sbess generals OF republican Franco shaa
tes years before they could subugte the xma depart
mont OF the Vende, which only 1naily pscaed by
the great Napoleon himself ihe sboe power OF Russla
Vito It's colossal military cespot sm, was nearly bali
century before conquerng the small province of Crcass
Poland and Hungary were not sueugated By the sword
Of Russa and Aastra alone, but sardy concessions
20 assist 10 their p.ci6csons. (Applause.) Look
what We have achieved ourselves ir three and . haR
years WITH sacrifice OF nearly hundred thousaul
mcu, aud the accumulation OF Q national debt e
u 100000, ,000 Our army aod navy have earned m-
mortal glory and the lasting srasde OF their country
BY tnoir devotion and nerosu aad rel thuugh ~
bold the Mississippi and several important pctns on H.
Atlantic and the Iu. we are far from having co.,