The New York herald., 1864-11-02


rs!'on. wAioh we regard - fuadAmsetai. Are,-
prosecution q the With ell The vigsr thss cas
o. lnfuss1 INTO y: until the rsbsiOn is supprsssed-
tspphWe)-aot for the subjusstio0 OF the sousA-
ern psopae. bat FOR the overthrow Il their leadsrs
appssueel-who rsJse, all compromise unasr the ooassi
.oon ana VINO should Do expelled from the country or
compelled 10 submit 70 the autbo~iy Of tho govern.
ment aud sunes the puushmsns due 10 their crimes
2 The support Of tho State governments in all their
ssns uns' Una constitution a. deoned BY Jensrsoa IN
B. A soraralvns abstinence from she exeross Of all
powers not esary conferred by LAG.
The SCI, elton of the ablest best for Office
and An uticr reputation Of the degrading rule u
availability
s An smsa6tnsns sf the constitution Of the United
States, which shall allow every citizen directly
for President and Vice Presitent instead OF pros
hm no alternative Sus 10 oss his voas OF to css, Tor
ono OF The candidates, presented by party Conventions
g. An smendmeut to tho constitutions which shall ron
der tho President ineligible after term Of service
!. preservation Of the Unon-not ss recons,ruc-
tion. which h0ld 70 be In full vigor - perpetual
compact with none Of s rights. duties. powers or qua
rsntoes impaired capable being modified, except In
in the mode prescribed BY its own stlpulations.
On this basis OF principles appeal 10 ths dsnocrscy
Il 10 The name of tue sr.ss men. !. wnose counses tho
party had its origin the fearless who have sustained
its trials and ths pure who carried uns.sned or nearly
half century through the temptations 10 hich was
exposed We invoke your aid 10 purifying IT, and W re-
storing 1t TO tho prtive and sev alton
Of purpose. from which has fallen The darkDess IN
whoh the fortunes OF the country are snvelsped will
soon.oe dis,psted-to be followed, let us hope, "
brighter prosperity than has ever dawped upon u Bus
il ia not to be disguised that the convulsops through
which passing will leave behind them questions
only TO be adjusted by the highest cnpscy and the iarg
experience What hope " there that either OF tho
great political, parties after retrogsde career OF
quarter OF century will be equal to the task
without thorough refcrmt higher eovatiou or pnr-
pose. pursr patriotism and oftier dsinterestsdness
infused into the management OF our political
Affairs system OF government viii prove disastrous
failure The hcpe Of contributing TO such reform y ore
OF ob ects FOR which this eeng has been called
EeOvement
oil the great body Of the people TO give effect At
future time the appeal 70 them viii he renewed hltDa
NJ greater detail outline traced day In lay.
Ing open the OF tho ovis under which the peace
and prosperity OF the country have been struck down
and in invoking the popular support and aid ia meet
these evils with sacua remedlss, ahail have done
an n eur mower 10 ooupteract tbe banef influences by
which all nod most dear y nperi,led, but Il IL only
through the active and determped ntorp0son OF the
people themselves that the insttuons under which
the or government throughout the world he
secured from the fatal reflex Of sosfu expert
inent ON this continent Cheers
oESggAL sICSLps' srrRcu
Genera! SicNIJs then introduced. and. alter the
repturous cheering with which he received rad sub
sided that he had intended 10 allow this pagn
pass without attending political ,etng and
not until he read tho call Tor this meeting that he saw
here to join these time honored democrats that he
saw Ground him in al earnest and indignant protest
party which perpetrated at Chicago. (Cncers. Il
cannot be that tho Chicago Convention meant that the
war was failure IN military point OF view Their
failure from their political point OF and that there
no reasonable prospect Of s being brought to such
conclusion that the southern States again be their
efficient nllies in the control Of this Union (Appsnee
It means that Mr. Davis, MIR. slideli Mr. Tcombs, can
never resume their places IN the Senate OF the United
States. Il that the bold, aspiring progressive
spirit OF the North shall never again be subject TO the
domineerng arisocratc arrogance Of the South ZAP
plause cries OF "good'J There has exated
since the world began conducted under the difficult
ties which have bescs this struggle OF and when
consider how mautuly the people have met them,
how willingly sacrifices have been made; how layirhly
money aud mon have been onerod at the feet Of those
VINO have The conduct u Affairs, claim for the people
due share OF the honor which in generosity and Justice
should accord 10 those who have had the deScn Of
affairs. (Appnuse.) But, nevertheless " Is not a mat
ter OF wonder that 10 this country there are g,est
many people who would rather stay at homo
people who do NOS like to pay taxes and who ind
high prices grisvous burtbeu and who arc disposed
iug national honor and national perreuity. All there
peoTle-and they are not few of them-are accom-
moda,ed by the Chicago platform Every sncak IN
10 man. not even ts candidate nsd courage to stand
upon IT, (checrs and augh,er The strongest argument
he had heard election Of Gen Mcclellan was that
he repudised the platform. IGughter.l We 6nd
enemies abroad and at home supporting The election of
McC lean. We know that the reoel armies sauted the
| nonrAtion Of Mcclellan with cheere We know that
the English tories have sent petition here three hun
sss sns Eyer, ,ns es % % 20 aS.s hs
Great Britain desire the election or Mcclellan, and
| every one Of our irIends there prsys for the
snccos Of Lincoln. fGrsas cheering We know
that the great msss-nney nins Of every hundred
the loyal men in this IaDd-wbo desire the perpetna
.ion Of our nationality and who willing TO make
honor, who proud Of s past hopeful OF ITS future
desire The re election Of Lpcoin (Grest cheerinG)
DAVID e. CeppISsSoS then followed IN speech preg
with fact and sparkling with w.t. wbcA during ts
delivery, elected frequent bursts OF applause and laugh
the lare. ana enthusiastic meeting Of var democrats
terminated.