The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03
MISS DICKINSON ON THE STUMP.
MIR. SEWARD DENOUNCED.
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THE YOUNG SOLDIERS OF TIE UNION.
HOW TRlUMPHS HAVE BEEN ACHIEVRD'
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GRANT AND HIS EAGLES TO VICTORY.
THE FIGET AMONG THE CLOUDS.
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GRANT AND HIS EAGLES TO vIcT|

An immense gathering assembled last evening a. the
Cooper Institute 70 greet again Miss Dickinson her
fresh appearance among us as q public speaker The
fame OF her previous efforts her trenchant and
ing style of dealing, not only with the and policy
OF the day but OF setting the claims OF generals in
light before the people, drew together such
even fifty ticket-al paid forgreat num-
bers had TO leave the doors.
Miss Dickinson looked we'll, and treated her subject
well. Her VOICE in first order, every syllable
being heard and felt in all parts OF the hail. she spoke
as follows
The battle OF Gettysburg like myriads OF other battles
In this war is distinguished for the noble self sacrifice
sacrifice is great thing for US as people never meet
soldier without the profoundest respect. ZAP.
psuse Perhaps be gets over the ground haItingy or,
perchance III cast bullet has his face beauti
fu forever by CHASTITY scar. (Applause.) lie carries
with him the proud satisfaction OF saying, 81 followed
Grant TO victory with the eagles lever retreaed
(Applause) The nation honors him lvng-mourns him
the private soldier dead. Where he sleeps is sacred
ground Why did he die, and for whaie In the words 81
our good President that the nation, under God might
have new birth OF freedom and that the government
OF people by the people and tor the people should not
perish from the earth iApplsuse:} We would pot I'M
idea OF liberty not for class, not tor CASTE for
color We would not comprehend that national progress.
sion and life mist cease or that slavery die We
would understand that freedom aud despotsm had
last met on little ledge from whence there
no re,reat-@here neither could pass the other,
or where or the other must dash downwards
70 everlasting and terrible death. That day the
President sent out his message for IS 600 saying
that he would not interfere with slavery ia the States,
we had gene who will be nameess here to night, and
nameess forever more. daughter aud applause.j We
had general going into Western Virginia. and the arst
act OF hs most brilliant that he I'M ended 10
put down slave instructions with the hand II
would the fret thing he ever put iron hand TO-
daughter and spplause) We had Congress Of the
United states after that terrible defeat Bull run
ing the vote o. III against e that this was not
wsged for the purpose Of subugatng or interfering with
.ta al ant "a na
had major generals in the United states army receiving
black into their ranks, receiving their Information
and using gaining battles and victories and then send
ing them down the lash aud branding irons % rebel
masters % counted the minutes and years aud at
las, soe ,ed sss o. blood AID ming canbersa
mountains Of the slain, stand where see
thai this war waged for liberty to be prosecutea
upon no other basis. (Appause.) We are lighting tor
he constitution and for one whose spirit mssps liberty,
and for Union that shall be consolidated liberty. True.
we are lighting for government, but for one that viii
protect The weak and crushed We are ashtins for tag
that will vs,S Oyer yrenged. down ,.cdtsn suiisr
| AID Oppressed people, be they black white. CAP.
pause But some men say that this Administration has
been guilty Of bluuders, incompetency, uncons!,.u.
tonaty and bankruptcy, which In the words OF that
S sn pap s ss N1s an
cousttuouaac say these men, put us at the head OF
/ the civil and military departments Of the government
et us contro the administration and you would speedily
a. a different order 0, things. Nobody doubts t..
| Uauzhtsr) will they remember that twas In their
own Administration, with their own President at the
pn,a ~ TYR James Buchspsu-and beg your pardon
for mentioning his name ihtespectsbe sOcety-thst i
was 10 this Administration In power that treason and
disoyalty were openly proessed in the nations capital
that The arsenas left exposed, the scattered,
The ma defeated and the money stoeu VIII they re.
msmber that their old time leaders head the ranks
az the civil and military departments OF the rebellion,
and their old time workers crowd the rebel armies
The only difference between these two glasses North and
south being that Of towards and lighters The blunders
| and mismanagsment OF the war Mismsnagemeut-nst
| great deal The days Of burrcving N the mud aud
! The shove brlgades have gone by-daughter aud ap.
psnsel-aud the people are granted Al last battles and
vctoriss But will those gentlemen who cry out against
the hnnders OF the frat OF the remember what said
that iowa gentleman and gallant onoer and soldier Major
General Robert Patterson, at the In Pha
delphia-ha Of the $50 generals first appoin cd 20 tbs
| army but 70 republicans and 20I were democrats
All have 10 say that out Of $50 commissioned gene
rails Nrst appointed 70 the armies Of the Union but q
were republcans and 207 democrats what In Heaven
name was 10 be expected but blunders aud msmanage
| mepty daughter and appause) But It Ia not thes
things that trouble hem Slavery has been struck from
under them aud they cry aloud. Oh, the barbarism
arminp tn 90 blacks aud making OF these slaves b.
putnr blue coats upon their shoulders aud mnskets i
their hands Through this contest, abovs tho sbo1ts
the combatants, above tho cries Of hate, above tb
| grosns az the wounded and the siehs " the diving
| through all and abovo all we hear the voice ~ thcs
four nhona " peop,e curntuH NY, month after month
Smebody has die TO get out OF VI, and " MAY