The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28

zen done" La M inquire hss noshinx bsss
s:ss ,S ans ar. sna rss. s.:
N which HE groundwork II The nation reas
Why, The Sssh Of the telegram which proclsms
hst sberdsn has Conquered Early in two
pitched baulce taprlsuc) and y nov chasins AZ
mssser ~ course, the grey hacks up tbe phenan.
dosh. tAppausJ Has NOT the telegram also
proclaimed from Vernon, md Maine, that sbe
not u he bcgulcd by vallsndig hsms nom
nee, whether be swallows or spi,s upon Var
sandiehsms platform. applause The speat,
=. s s,s', alluded s 70 III. sec. sss,"' ON Oh.
decision OF the Supreme Court a the Uniicl s'ahs
IN relation 70 the srccsson Of the southern States
The way 20 ress nis monster sccession Wa 10 nght
II not With glove on the hand, but gauntlet. Not
with arms Of courtesy, but with trenchens blades
and the blade thr,sa In tho hil, fArpsuse.l Rome
eAd, y you can take your enemies land uhner cer.
Nain circumstances; you can take his munitions q
var under all circumstances for The purpose Of
GRIPPING him, you can take his horse, you may
take bis II, you may take his asA but when you
come 10 the negro hy which he works and 10 ~ hb-
cry " light you cannot touch him." There bad
been various opinions by able men on The
subject of slavery. IL was once proposed that
TIRE slave territory should N ien free,
without congressional interference or any
convention, W say whether they would have slaves
or whether they would not. But TO every on
knew bowiihis proccs WAS blasted by that infamous
conspiracy OF Northern and southern democrats that
tuicncrcd Stephen A. Douglass 81 Charleston Cap-
plsu-l. The democrats had once hated slsverys -
much 50 VIM Lloyd Carr sn bsd. They said, before
the war 10 the South, 1--WE will give you ali The
slave rights you ask for-we will yield TO you
ell the protection which We can consinenuy
With tho Constitution - we say TO Hom
nov, ~e Will yield as much protection A. she
wolf yields W the lamb tArplnlsc.) II Ind eeen
said that there has been no.hins done. VIAL
nothing to have emrnc'pA'cd the entire Norshern
ruen from this between his moral convicnons
and his once legal sppcation o' the Consetuuon,
- tina, With his whole soul, with his whole mini
and his whole conscience, he can fight 70 tho death
she radical cause q all our troubles. t6rcss sp-
plsuse) Has nothing been done during this three
and half years of war 10 ourtail the territorial
area end hrcsk the martial power nd resources ~
abe ret efou Area! why, We bold more ter
ritory than Alexander The Great overr'in in twelve
years When Tie Administration entered upon its
dreslhi mission Of crush MS tbs elton. whes
WAS ssour ~. scmbowelcd ty hand 10 hand strife
betw osn neighb,r and neghbor, citizen and citizen
her fields red with the blood 81 her sbns by day,
and her ssiee lurd by night with conhaus tons.
TIE gre't~sr oil The aston 'nterfercd with hB
vL OF brethren. The gres, war eagle 81 the re-
public swoopcd down upon this frstricidsl strife,
and though constrained at first " Use The
weapons which he carries In one tai
Ion, he waived them the olive
branch which be carries in the other. Nothing
Teen done, Why in our three and half years
have done than Julius Cesar In his ten years.
conflict in Gsul. with our throe and bali years
we have done more than uannihk with his seven
Seen In lay with uree aud q half
years We have made moro impression on these
sturdy and well-armed representatives 81 c'vili-
Sstion than the conquerors ~ nrtsh Indis
made in 1915. Nothing been done. England made
. duke ~ one az her warriors and crowned him
vtkh spIendor for less martial services than Grant
Cspplsussl has rendered u His countryrnen Moth
!ns he'd been done I challenge you TO ind
80 tho whole history of mankind = single
martial sn,rrpriso more conspicuous FOR
Nhe obstacles 10 lie overcome-uiOrs luminous
- an example Of endurance and beromn-
more fatal W tbc enemy-m,ic magnihcent In It's
Sesults. than the solitary enterprise Of opening tho
Mississippi River tGcsa Ayplsuse.) Was no.
ching done ~ Bcysstopo Then nothing wae done
2. WchsbSrs. Was nothing done ut PORT Hudson :
hss bsen done during the three and half years 81
ehis sdm!nstlauon than WAS done by LOUIS
XIV in the most suspicious decade OF his HE
When he wD 81 the height of military glory. We
have won more substantial tr.uIupbS and st tho
psnss of fewer comparative reverscs thnu in those
memorable battles which allied the world with tho
fame Of Frederick the Great. Find three aud
half years la the life ~ that prodigy Of military
scsivity -Nspoleon the FIRST Find three and a half
years whore evon he did more. From the iims
that be descended the Aps like an avalanche the
plans Of fruitful Iombariy until the time he
rurned his white charger in grim smay from the
crimson whe,t-delds Of Waterloo! tApplause.)
Nothing bccn done Say, Oh Sherman, gath ny
into thy power oil The arteries Of the rebellion
holding in thy hand the ,rpena ofihc Confederacy,
hes nothing t"en dones Applause, Say,
Oh Grant, tgrea cheering clearing thai
81 the hsyopets point advancing thy iines--hght
ing from The RIpidan 70 the James and tightening
WY iresistepie coil around The rebellion near X CHI
mond has nothing been ionet (Applause) Moth
ing been donel A filthy reproach truly " ssnd
heck 70 he st,li blesing, but victorious legous Of
sheridan. tChecrs.l Breathe that reproach over
dc graves OF ten thousand brave soldiers In
Notwithstanding has been done say that II
YOU dare, sons q New York over tho ashes Of
Cor oran and Wsdsworth. Breathe it, sous OF
New jersey, " you dare, tie hrenrtplste of the
warrior Philip Kesrpey. tApplause.l Breathe il
sons Of Connecucut, II you dare, over the ashes Of
Lyon and sedgwick; tChoers., over thas still
green grave where lies all thai could die u the
pure and generous Stednan. tCheer.J Passing
by the fire Of Fort Jackson the victory We won on
the Mississippi pAles not :, Trafalgar Alas moth.
ing has been done J daughter and great cheers !
Hear It, oh fIrsgut, in the uAintop VI the Hart
ford
A the speaker concluded he WAS greeted by .
Tremendous bathurst Of sppauFe, hands and hand
kercneis were wa,cl and vociierous cheering for
the hero OF New orlesus and Mobile. As Mr.
Soyes rose " announce the next speaker some one
IN the audience initiated tic Growing Of rooster,
- naturally that three cheers were given Tor the
",rower"
Colonel Mexican, ~ sara,oc. WAS nex. inlro.
duced and said lie glad he had not been h,,n
poo FEARS ago but then in tie United States of
North Am.rca, aud hal personally TO do in The
ycar Of grace 1851 He had READ the Declaration
OF lndepNnden-c, Jcharson's maIter ycce, AMI also
he American Constitution, Of which A,,,and,r
Hamilton was tho architec. and ater- builder ani
when he had read Of the great men who had found.
ell the Republic, he WAS sorry he ha, lot lived IN
the last century, ~ b. have performed mar, N
thst grand drama of the Revolution. B,r he was
slsd that he Lived IN this century, anu had n, : ,
recovered from a case OF ma practice hy DR. Nc.
C'ellsn ihissesl 20 10 able now for iSe secono
une in two years to stand before mis- fellow