New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23


# he American peope brought al patriots to their iee
Cheers And / toll you Tonight this PrcsIdenIi,,i
battle is already won. lCheers. Abraham Liucon
cueorsl will receive the votes 9. more than eng
States Of this Union. and more thah three hundred
thousand popular WajoriJ ani want yon TO tate
home .ti5 Prediction with you. and remember ~
after the 9Th of November next Gentlemen fhiS
Niagara hicago Platform this Platform inspired py
jeff Dnviss agents lhissesl is before this country
They have put their candidate upon it, Ia there man
here tonight who tell whethty Mcclellan Is on
the Platform, A voice. The Platform i on him.
Laughter Whether he stands upon the Platform, SPIT,
upon il, clings 10 IT, lies round 1t lOosef Laughter
Not man OF You can tel u that. But Hnid man
say in t1s audience that the Platform Is upon him. he
newed laughter Wei now gentlemen. the very mn
who made the Platform two weeks alter they make IT,
90 up and down the country dsowng the work OF he'r
own hands They dare not stand up before the country
and plant themselves mifly upon their own c1c,
laraions. Ralph Waldo Emerson tells us the weight OF
sentence depends whether there Is man behind IL
The value Of platform depends whether honest pa
tfotic upright men are behind It. And know tricks
tes mads hi, platform and are behind IT, do not care
aDything about their platform have not Norh mere
TO say tonight about their candidate. Know Uen.
Mcclellan and Geo III. PondlctOn. They are men OF
fair abilities and personal character do not wish to
spend moment and do not intend e. do IL, talking
about them They Of no earthly account before tbe
American nation iO-dey. lChecrs And gentlemen
am not here tonight speak Gbon The President Of the
pnited STATES in terms of euloey merely wish to say
that know him well know him 20 be true and pa
trioic, d. yotirg night and day O. tie service OF
the county. lChecrsJ | nm willing to trust
tie Cogcrnnent in hla hands. lthreisl Ana i
believe him stronger among the American people TO-
day including orr gallant armies by quarter OF a
lion Of voters than any man who ever voted Tor nm
fChccrs. Now. gentlemen, say care nothing about
The nominees nor their platform. But / look 10 the
Platform builders. They clnnoi get away from them
selves. They may disown their own a,atiOrm. they
NAV dis0wn their candidates bit they cannot get
away from their own record That II secure. We know
wbothesc men are. We know how they have borne
thcscl,cs during the last five or sv years o. rin md
trouble. and will not trust The government Of this
country for cyernoIc IN their hands. lCheers There
fore Knowing who built tic hiugarn- icagO Platform
AMI what ihcr purposes choose 10 stacd by the
administration IT Atrahem Lincoln We choose to
stand bv the men Of the country who have written their
names IN letters hat viii not die favor Of maintain
Ing The unity OF the Republic sud the cause Of equal and
impariai history itneefs.
The Trengua Brothers then sang with much spirit
n. song Rally for tho Union"
sPEEcH OF col. HiRRrMAE.
The President then introduced Col VI liter Harri'
man. Of New Hampshire fosr ~ the officers who was
placed by the Rebels under FIRE 81 guns Of Charles
icn) Tie Colonel was enthusiastically received Arr
.mc Introductory remarks he sui he did not light for
thing in the field and vote and act for another thing
CO home. The people always find out and take The pa
trotc side and The people VIII stand by the Government
(cheefs Bat thsy tell Us cannot snccecd and cannot
conquer the Sorth. &c. but say ss II Is c0wardy 20
pretend that We cannot snhduc his rebellion with re
vast superiority Of Numbers and resources that pos
scss To b. sure great difficulties have TO be overcome
hut what tAcnf Nhcn the revolt had actually taken
place was there any other way ~ escape. rOuld We
effect 10 Dc relieved without any effort part of
course not either lad to h,h OF allow tbs govern
ieni 20 snS 10 rise no more. some people are very
careful % allow dsresIectlul word FOR this r.
heli.ol to escape their lips. but they tax about
the violations Of the Constitution and freedom
OF speech md form, hut never word 20, %,
holrsoae deAan,LioA rs,,rary arrest Who
i in dsnEcT ~ arbtrary arrest Fray tell me Is any
ho, a. good Union In danger Freedom OF speech
does any man sag this who desires the overthrow OF
this Rebellion Never. BE il remembered iha, fgce
Com Of speech does not confer tie right % 90 anything
Won please ii does lot justify anything whioh IN times
n ,a~ "a c.cuatcd % weak fir military 81 the
Government wLCn the scales ~ cur national being nre
vibrating when oas sons mad brethren nre dying b.
thousand. Freedom % speech cannot pe pronounced
10 mean that men nay den0urce the Government ard
boldly proclaim that tcg would sooner hight under JrL
Davis than re Goycrnreit Ailtiisc0Wcs from p'ry
prejudice and know there arc many men m state
a1d darcsay here too WHO wQrid 60 aud f more To-
"A nfical organization than TIE Jnicn. Cast away }uuT
or carnations. brother democrat aud swear WAN all
your Guul and mind and hrnfi list !on VII stand ~
,orr country Nirfaf cheers. "Ihnts the tgk.'J DO
Ut uouirc who s the President ., is enough .nr ms 90
Know that n man IN power although voted against
him came and took pos,e,siou"t the seat Of the COY
rrnrnt under tie sanction ~ the popular wi ana the
Constitution end that being go, sinld ior him ana ihe
Government Hith all iny yigor WhrGs. nuly t"f
yon) And. aii VIII stand DIS 10 10 ne hrlA hi ne
caunon's mouth, and everywhere until Tue dly
dir lChcois) opposed Mr.. Lincoln IN l'tl
anl vGied f on, b9g s,. i. ' ,be Nah p galeG
10 great degree 10 least ~ the 1rorcuoii ~ tas war
do not therefore come before ysanpo'usi3ag for waat
l.fff but flifh nv sure ~ F'hF
me 10 vote IL the field. and shall give a., vote Tor That
lani lean gam, old country man. Abe Lincoln Threat
.hsfrsl ana shall an hrcarsr believe That % ihe
.i-ri,hiy los pleced an honest Heart 90 any mans
bosom he has placed that IN the bosom OF Iaffer
Abraham lCheersl and ! shall DO II moreover,
because | believe he iOsscssc, Tu9u'siioned lore %
country and undopbied patriotism. Cherrs me
Rebel chiefs who inaErura'ei this war Tor tlcF own
uor.orel agurqndi7cmen VIII persist IN holding out ~
lie idea that they VIII succeed but not 80 VIA ihr
rent body 81 the people. 1lcy nre nons sick and
Il howl ut ID
ul,imate success. They frankly ayow that many oftrm
f last That the old government wn, nnd thai there
WIS 10 cause II should BE- Destroyed None 20 G"ol
can take 70. place. and nD man a. TIE South urinss
any railing accusation against the Government oi Tie
'ni,cd starcs Tho Rebellion to-day b hard pressed
.s oti.fs have become niarnce a.reaiy hold more
tltt tlrcc.nrths 81 their Territory; fhrE coasts are
bloctadcd. ye have the Ni.fs.Dr river. 90 that DO
mean secession rar Hna's ufon 49, bOiomi thoy arc
achieving 10 victories. on the contrary. We are
COZ stanily cru"ding them hac~ tbe" P'l"
ami foiirrs ore reduced 70 starvation inics
they can raise 10 more men FIR their nTMies
,r 4 cir conservation laws have taken men from iAe
tie crade and fie grave the ust call for 40 600 men
struck terror 10 thelr hearts, and their enGuliy "a
can Won raise thcin,' and oar answer wnf yes ana
Jn,0J more II necessary! they e.ie.ihh ?" h"ie o'
foreign aid. hey have woe dnfkncs and sorrow
which w know nothing Of ard Of them wh. tt
in the valley Of the shadow o. death TIE hght
Sen rot sS,rcl Whit j, II that keeps NJ the
lifef | answer Il T. Northern darord aud nothing
else (chccr,) AID the revolt wouh never have ia@rH
nce bnd not the ripglraacri been assured ~ NoitheIN
men that they could step out " the lion uhlGIncn "
The Northern Government. These mon have been en-
co,,ragcd al along Nat there W0lM b. power when
woud rise IN here al the North. sufficient iol
naralyse tho Government aad prevent u from
i,riking single blow for their overthrow
lie then referred % the statement TIE hheHa hgs
r., N,I fbe Woods and Scvsnours were doing the Re
belion great service and also quoted The CAa!ss'oa
Copriy 10 the effect that the success Or def at oi the
Southern armies would have TIE rGmc 'h',t upon
NrCaIau. prospects. In their anxiety for peace h"y
must mind not to pursue the sbadoE Tor the subs
nn, it was ab.urd 10 uppoe that the men VINO elt we
nion to destroy the Union ana Cor, 'lu'l9n N"uiu
come b,c. when they ceased hotilii.es. Tho only