The New York herald., 1864-11-04
THE PRESIDENTIAL cAMpAIca,
speech sf Mr. Jeha vsn HussA A
Urouklyus

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shs, Mr. John Van Bsrsa wosA sak the larss han wss
crowded long esssss The kew named Tor spsDiss the
proceedings hAA srrivsA HssArsds during sss evening
Lad 70 the building fer want a standing room any.
whore within the sound Of the SPEAKERS voice
An excellent band Of music IN attendance, which
played patriotic as mon us - sns un The commence
nsnt Of ths proceedings.
A. eight O'clock the msssBs was called 10 order by she
chairman, Mr.. Daniel r. Barnard. Who introduced Mr.
Mr.. Van BuHzs oommeaesd hh remarks ey Iserriog 70
she which sd - the sisesion Of Mr. Aaoon He
iCnssrs) ne party vhs hrss suppor,sA Ns. Frsusn.
party failed secure the appf0baoq q be country. and
thar candidate Was unsusesssful Since Then the e2uo
ssa' IL: .os Mr. Hsso, Il.
between =. two section. might have Doe.
s y .lS s..s Ssv.
averted. But was thought lins blood jIe,tpg would
Do good and blood has been aowag ever since ss the
STRUCTURE On ths lsss he sssh The Who'll. es.s op
sssa:d ), II nsss ',i o. supper, Eaop
:ss. s.,: :s1s 81 s':s ley
;;:. Js::s;. sss,,;;s.s
me % spslsn q sys,Sss '. ana @ Greeley. 81 mp:eosSle
onss = 90 nsy DO nsy any
have thSy manifested IN the prosecution OF ths ary
.hns bat ds.sl 70 oonf0sna The innocent @ With
bu, Of rebel subacts Emsuoipate the slaves say thsy
capture destroy and burn. Tnoy hsSe manifested
desire give The Southern states opportunity to como
bacK they weSs 30 disposed. Do they desire TO
tIaef Certainly not Lincoln has given his uitimatun
contained IN ba celebrated letter to all whom may
cern" (Cnecrs and lausAtsfl n nrst considered that
tho business Of the subugate Davis and TO set
ss p no Dss ass
OF Geo B. Mcclellan. (Cheers) Bis policy defined Ia
few WORD: sy hm:s a IA 70 ossr.nr0w W. 6s ssssnod 70.
support Of the Onion the people of tho SOUTH to spread
over them rhs ess Of the constitution; 10 prescribe
inst oahg, make NO war non com batautE Violate
rights esud religious scruples Of tho community, but
70 ccne the war 70 those engaged IN hos,lit:es and
that rsma,n Put General NcCelsn in The PRESIDENTIAL
days you win Indications q returning into the Union
araOpg the Southern people, whatever may be the feel
iase address Of Mr. Stephens and In s6o letter os Mr.
Bsyce, Of South Carolina. Mr. Horscnc " johnson also
nsress to return into the Union on the basis OF security
70 the constitutional rights Of th south Davis says
% rSso 30
admit our let as alone and well dispense
nns SSs sc"Ss,n w.s g
wanted the esction of General Mcclellan 30 that
tAsy might return Into TIE Onion from which tnsy d.
ploro much having seeded There meeting held
| few days ago In New York, among whtoh were swo
geusrals-nos sach generals as Grant, Sherman spd
Sterdan thoerg) Thcee generals have been besf3ged
sss sss'ass General Mcclellan; bat mot !. word
said that Mr. Lincoln had done his bsss(
have doubt no st sho sans time agreed tai that
were two n.sor generals At that messusGs.er.s Di1
and kIes-fhisses,--arawns pay and ra,ions
duty 10 regard this EVICTION Dx has ssued order
which ahO.s disposition o. his para % take charge
'' But ss'. ns al r.sp.s. for ss S sp,n;.n. Of
.s: s,1sTa ,us s, y ssas the country =
rescued Tuesday BY shs election Of oeasrs us.
Cieihu tchecrs)- IN 70 irretrsvaby General nix
there IN Of Mr. LDoon, which 70 she origin OF Ne
address be has subsequently, given TO the people, snd in
scme prominent gentlemen who clam members OF
the dsmocratio party Aud he has started wi,h them
eventually lead shom to The Church OF the PsT
Naushter.) These men are opposed to the sssctHn
more N isry fsnss ut homo and abroad al lhlriy.ess
ycare than any other man Of these times hsers
modssty have never been surpsssed-sappausoj- but
from whom General Dix departs BY flank movement TO
twenty second rate man s put forward ~ the
candidate General Dix quits hc party and gives AID and
support General Mcclellan becsnse be did repudate the
idea Of Of bostities But General McCisllan
has deoIarce FOR immediate cessstior OF bosii
ties He say that as ss atverssres arc ready
for peaoe the restoration Of the Union he would
adopt honorable such tine 70 ee,sb-
shment II tho Union, with guarantee tbs
oDal right OF every {Applause) DIX establishes
to term; jet his support u Iancop violated
| own platform; and thus We ind this war democracy,
| ike hahousi's oofln, hsugina> between heaven AID
for LINCOLN nor for Mcclellan
This called old us democracy 10 support the
owed name ~ Jackson uveSed Sy bes. m.u .Is IL
port OF their PRINCIPLES. can imagine the old man
near 1 S.s 70 sss 10 o. ,n osssp
expected to 10 HE oofas Indeed But de-
nocracy Of tho land are IA support Of George Mcel
II orb
frow viii testify ths by an overwhelming Mcclellan
majority on Tuesday toro.. cseerips, Mcclellan VAS
not tho candidate OF psrty; bot the candidate o. the
whole people. Lc, them prove this BY their vote On
Tuesday next. ana low BY three cheers for General
other speskers followed, after which tho meeting
l Missouri Radical Germans Growlina
over LincoIn.
The Hermann (Ho.) veksbIat (late Frsnont crgan).
gives won't bis wrath the mBlsxy and psi.oai
situation - followss-
from Prot Knob through our whole sias, punderinf,
numbering and destroy ing and Of erals
Many millions worth properly has Price destroy ed
within these three weeks, and stolen almost large
with his prndsr Dul as be we're also TO rsssin pys
session Of part OF State for some time 70 And
supreme rulers il wssnps ion. Hr
Lincoln hiss time 70 attend TO Nissouri-lS must de-
vote all ms attention 70 Inc Important buAree1 Of al re-
eectou 10 not Missouri comparatively" quietS yes
thisfs 60 on this way Missouri will pretty coon spjny
The quiet o. Tho grave and The once prosperous state win
be nothing bot Q desert HuIrGh for Lincoln. Its
thusiasm for Lf0con increases every day, bat only
AMONGST the rebss Rebel officers whilst in city OF
Hermann advised czsns 10 vote for Lincoln They
said, "Lincoln ID tie right maa and ebsessA ~ both
Lincoln and Jo6 Dk NiB.
EmfgratSS SSn from Missouri.
The 81. LOUIS Wst v, Pet sivss tho following state
eps Of rcsdents Of h VI STATE crossing the Nssssippi
Ter Illinois, md its effect \on the Prssidspcy-
\ Yesterday afternoon 81 number o. wsgons passed
through the city with eng from
acpri Tho wagons were overloaded ~nh women and
children, while few walked nj tne SIDE Formerly
often % euch trains u,ns from iiuos and going
70 tae w-st With hopeful ,srsnts Put she tide
wosc Backward The snik Want trains return of
tile hlgstsnippi. The ". how IN