, 1864-09-03

: War for tie Constitution. of 4 Craven lossas.ns
oft
War for liberty, or tama submission to the
bebekss or elsrely aItstoe1ats
Wrr tor the Ets,on's n: or ab,et begging far 4.
r1cy fpr peac4-peace On any term-poace, thau2h
di.arscc and rltlmafe .pcrt'ion ensus-p.1:e
though ay tie FL g; s1,vs.y seross me waos
sneb nc sae platforms nv iricnd.. hut o. fesnor
Seymour q his open.ng sp;eet # =. Convention
a,:o1s a Of atil greater tigni1esnee: sud
importance. When ron wans 10 kaow
tt.re to learn the passton. and sentlu -nts :
which snims,e that party" More ruth IN these
vo1ds than aoxe;7oE W s.o! se!moar generally sPe.ks
on this continent, YOU have nscertained within .
tho la.t four days, from the ntteEaucee whieo
re- 1tsmerts winch an.r;7te The Dem scrs'i: priv.
They furnished tho ms: Speaking Commentaries
npon he platform 0. that psrty. Their epaskera
sond ule Tayfr. They havo gona .fsr 6eyono tne
have furnished us with proof Of TIL. great trnth,
I. n = ri 4e nss9 81: a., tSs
Northern States as 1t Is in the South
iIhat's to.l The, Demeclst:c party is uow
Whrn Il entered upon tins % rebe,lion, md suaca
doubt i ,be rebciiton Vonid savo ever bsea in-
an4urated If the rebels h the sonth had not az
the .capperheads to ellnk inso thvIE holcn,
peopa asa' shsh osaa she ss Of
srnlter, hid not taA=n place; il the North had
not ehos7 itseI to te nude up Of true meg. VAo
would stand BY {htir country and it's tig the FerJ
same developments o; treason, vhiea- nave eone
! apa Jour Government ould probae,s1+ve besa
Demoe1st,c p.1ty II ths Norts saw ihss he nation
had taken hoid Of the nat!on.s Dag, and was de.
te5mf1td to ea!ry It On 70 victory, thtough every
on,y because they saw that that they s'unk back
into thais holes, and hid away till the tins should
como when they might cone forth and hiss
We have martial law In Missouri. atd I thaok
God TOT It. .Applause.1 No such ttrasonahle
u.te1apces would hare been tolerated. shcse as you
ciTsl i.w 10 Illinois. ard tsa:tor- eau come beze
and spit their rreaeopln your races. not ouiy Wlh
mpuntt, bat l., WIZ Applause: To,se %Tha; ~
lcense-sach speech as. ii 1aad The mllls-ry p"Ves
it, suppression Immense euthasI u lc, and pro-
]onged applause, in The conrse Ut whlen lhres
chcers foE the ,epeakcr Sera lropnscd, and gwen
Now,m5 isitnds, nothing was Al, wanting but such
anexprcssfon aB that Tou hare inst given. to Con-
ed Chief Magistrate baa made In tolerauug the
treasonAhe utterances OF s9ch1nen as have iafeat4
ed, but hope not iofectc 'Jour ci,T Tor tue last
lew days. qnfortnnatel! hts9lrnro Was TOO ton
them in thc South- He wouldn't sag Cuppcrhcada,
wnca te oucnt 10 havs done It. Loud applause |
BIT eu It Il, ana because it fs 3d. We are compelled
to listen such traitors, and make tho hest 10 can
otit II 2lr. Lincoln can stand IL suppose nc
Prominent among them in 1our, city this Heok
| hs= teen the gIeat exile! fallandIshsm. :Tnu
| epe.ker was here interrupted By lronlcI cheers,
ea hs H. 81 II e ssa
threo yesss OF war, the 'no coertion" CRY VI trail!
to1s N 1stl.> Said se-"Suca 4 GoveEument IA
!ust onsJ me iasa c9e1sioo y armlss
opinion. This Is the only coercion rishttully IL
Be exercifed by a Government founded like onra
II iicnds. d.: VIA. T. the mean,nE of shis 1svv.k q
tlIs late day, OF this ''no coercion" 1ues? Jnss
| 1h.s one single me4ning-lr was the taea Of trea:
No coercion Of rebels. io1soosns II We are nut tu
cne1ce rebels lnt9 submission. thc5 VIII coerea US
| iC11eh Of "Thst'B ro."J. Chosae you thls daJ-
conquered; crush OF b. c1ueocd; live or ole. lTa
Bu', sass liz: Vallanatshau, public oaiuiou i,
in Ohio last ycsr. When that GRIND old 3llic-mJ
native Bta1e-refa.el to let him govern hcr,Tlap
plaufe.t >And It has governed the loyal States .
| this country elpee the day Of Sumtef'a fall An{
II IL guys ruin. the Febes through our ,allaus as
nlies, ard On tbs pbin.s Of basuuels, and in th1
cs1rob's udoulh, cMrying destruction to tnc enc
those saspes It Is narshing on, With stead, an:
rE.ietless power, to the triumph Of our cioriu1
ilss. and the ustcr overthrow OF all It's enemies
Much has been said In tho last three 5ears abou
tie cause Of this war. I hsrc my own Vie - @
I 1af mn Ia Al ~
Chicago On that subject, 4 MI, Ben. Allen, from
emtRhere on tic iaee Of the earth-1 don't kaoe
u that slavery was not the cause OF the war =
and 90 al The rett would have said. II they ha
epesen on that point ] Isxer say rebel,
slavery had anything to do with the war. Oh, nc
",he peculiar institution is IS innocent Of tas
as q lamb of. stirring up strife wt.h wolff The
eause q the w.t." and every tebe', traitor, Coz
pe1head and Democrat IN the. North would -
amen! e he we're called 70 respond 70 that sent
:; The cause uf tne war, 1Qu must remove the Aool
,ieniste;.' and TO that suhtme ptoporiuon eYet
rebel, tIaitot, Coppezhcsd and Democrat: in III
; whole land won csy; Glory HallcInjshi But,
they nndeEtook 10 retuova al the Aooittoniss
| which this fnteEIa1 var has made. who WEI
osiH5s they Tosd nayG r. M
Aliens explanation Of the Cause Of the Var, an
that is the nsmo5sttc explanation Of IT,
Then eomes yallanasham, With hise1p;snatlo'
pie to submissisn, tcAsn shey amply tcaateda +
are.s Of prtepanoss'' r ny tf.sads 9f al the t.ls
cd Ia dc:epse Of the REBELLION, there Is moi Of
TIN. i: il that the Old g Father Of Liea' haa at
cn,c.x his aoias ~ spes aab Tbay fboas Ia
e; I.psf,st sea qgr;.; I'm ~, w.. - pii
where lie wonld ee quite At home and nov IN
| lhal BODY Is eone I trust for yolr sake, that
h1s sons to- !k.newsJai l}aa88dd3 81 fhe Ssass
'nE @aF, IN one point oi view. THY are exoonsn
you 10 note that they impute .ne whole hlama
b me 10 he soa,h: Who cal DOUBT thsI he s:a n.
they not ralltally lie, By the suppression OF Il
. truth, a. we'll ss BY expression -ot lastehopd
They know: Is weli - y htavy kpow nsy lire, u
]ect, and that Waa to estnblfkh creat ExrtRs q
a SLAVERY upon the shores Of the 1a1 OF Mexi..
LApplans1. md cries OF thsl's SOL "that's 20
The u.e Of the WI ano before Cod Il Is The On
true one, would be glad to give yau tho erldcu'
OF It. a. have on te1ner occxsions given 1t 10 II
; people Of iMiesouri, but FEAR mare already d
raibed yoa TOO long. tCstes Of ''eu un,' ''ss Cd
Well nj trends. II you arc Wiling to listen. ri
70 ySu So sash M expressions fo@ soathes
IN ths 1aiJeet do 1t tuo =, more willingly b
, cause think th8t euch matter should "oe
b. broaght and always kept before the people.
l
!. .'There il but one path VI ta'ttY for the South
but sne mode Of preterving htr institution Of d
meslc sla,ary; and that IL, Aconieaeracy of 8t4s
: - contedcracy Of slsvs States = aione1 VII
homogeneous isugnage, iaws, interests and nsttt
: t.obs- Under sucn Confederate Republic, Elth
,, constitution which should shut ous the appeoa
elements, which should protect Tho ta tftukaonffu
= changs, and Ittp khs tchae nation bound 70
= p1eteTza!ion b. az. HscAan2sa1k Ja8damsasaI!a !a
ke fttkn sldEs esdfes, fctth tkesT p0tc6T Of trpd
sion, vprld p-esett TO the Wurtd the most irs
prosperous, aud happy nation on the face Of t.
: Nj Brooks, Representative from South caroltn
: said:- ;. Ne hare the issue upon Us now; u.
= how are We to msctitf ] tell you from the butto
1 OF my benrt. that the only mode which can III
:. aSAishle for meeul It u Just 10 tcsr the Coo.
aI aoa to e;e1y .
7 OF which shall be 8 slayeh0.ding Stl.e.'
4 The South Csr6ltna Convention thus address
: the people Of LEE slavo Statss:
= = "titizens Of the slavehoidlns States OF the Un
= ed Suites: Circumstances beyond our control III
placed ns in tie ynn Of the grea. controversy
u ! twceu the Northern ahd Southern States. =
: assumed the position re uov oceupy. 1ntsoen
!. ent pu1selres, VIC disciaim any desfre
o,j deeien - 10 lsad = the cout sess ot i
. Other Sou: hem States. Providence has cast o
T. puruoht interests. Rn1 institutions. South Car
2 ijun desires no de1tmy separate from Jours.
u be one Of great saYcholdiny C"nteaerac
I stretching IT. arms oTer Territory larger than g
= iour limes srelter than th1t of the whole Unit
=, StateR whai they achieTel their Independence
2 The B1itth Enptre-.wirb productions which ma
: that OF xoy other people who lnhabit-wlth col
a moi institutions to dctcud and common dange
70 encounter, We nss you. sympathy snd eosfoae
: United together, and we must be tae most Ind
q pen6eut. as He Are the must important among Il