New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02

This word Demoryw must forever hereafter be $50
win SOME o. se t",, ~ ssS , 10 ID.
ores Sour q our late fearful .truere WEN y, ,hs
Sear q tie Melton was rcady to break y, wv =.
q the ,ns fS,ure what was The
despair when coA. dreadi Not The Rebel south.
None they were In the hands =. '.ss DemQc,s's 20
dwarf in the hands Of giant. IT was :, - AID
party Of the North that spread aroahu t.n. O hdt
anriered that future with forebongs tEat hono w.
the truy nat ioc can ever appreciate You sno" that
the prooiig ton Of that NEST deadly WAT IN SnI u0s
rivers OF 'fraterna blood were she'd from ,s ohc
year within which II might bavo been terminated o!
rousm prolonged It, is due alone TO the party that
bears that name. Their ielusei TO unite Win VIZ
icDds Of the country encouraged the kepei hear' ana
sustained the Rebel arms: held ont the Rope Of that
which had been SO faithfully promised before the w"r
ana Which mny add. was so faithfully iomised der
iYg the wsr Their rcfns 10 COD crate ~ tie govern
mental policy and measures for lis representation
words OF discOIrageu ent " tho SDr. snd " fnsour
agenent to the South--thcir pety ard seue.mes NOT
-. 10 thwait the wise and wholesome
counsis Of lie GQyS,nMepf -a'sc0n.::sefhent "
euIstneI ts-thcse denunciaiiops az tae odi.us con
sciipiion law'their united opposition to neeesssr,
military measures for the public security asainsi,
tralloIs al 'arke In Our midst--helr cavlngs ",e
tapl;-6ndtgs and general opposition W every H.
vpther good bac that intended ~ suppress lne
Rebellion renders them Responsible for the bood AM
treasure OF thee out of four years VI this waf:
During tho la:sc sesnea, Of that dreadful p peru,
its pa,Iousse aud Influencing lis citizens. Wnelo VIZ
then the patriotic 6,tfnof thot should have given inc
Empire State Us unit to the country
oh where was 10 and then
One blset upon us bnic hSIn
Were worth thousand mem. . IA,
Yon listened, but wai.o!>st cane nom DIS caP''a
but ruti CT The notes OF the "soit pence thaieu'
. Home. brothers. home. :" =, ,,,
Do you think al iLis vii be forgotten BY the patiie
bf America Do you think history VIII f"iget 10 Ie
cord ~ Do you think iha, tho large mass Of Tie in,c
leent American people, Mo were uufinR all 'n".
sirl ec--in its midnight as wei rs Ia its mornibg-a
heart INTENSELY aIioiic viii irgef az ms IL, 10 ;S.
think th,y Will forget 10 associate II forever wto inc
D. rEotrdfic nameS IspeGk what Is known 10 every 10
ieLiscnl who hears ne. when say that al ,ne
discourasemeht that was e!i, or Whispered. OF auao
utter cd los the pat otic VI the cohnry Daring that
per,od nod It's origin In q fe,r or dreod of what Was
then aud is now, known rs The Democratic PnV "
the North. 1t was NY privilege during ihst perodt 10
lave personal aud friehdy ielsions wi many OF Ibe
pures and NEST siueLt suppo teis Of tie war, anc Il
Nl my testimony. ever arrive al tiat iciioa q,
life when shall he acquitted oi AZ or poiea'
ambi iou-t VIII then ne ny testimony that ~ f.r IN
know the thoughts soDtiiucuts opinions ana feelings
Of st pa lotto class 10 which Tcer, every word OF
1 discourngemtni, every ghice toward cOhpf"msc,
every 10 effect peace by begOilatlOns-e'eIy
worn uttered Wrueb tat lVoAed III asy alterbati'e
To division Of The country. ~ that had tehdrhey "
apght Tut inspire courage. urge on 10 patSe nnu
fight II out H. the steyeiy s0rIVwf and gloomy lore
boxing touching the fua result Of the war. had III
oriiu alone IN the fear or apprehension tHnt Deno
cratic sscendency might bc gained, or DenOefat.
cOuuseis might be followed, NEtItD1 lhe Sotis s"ouu
he AIDED and encouraged and the North depressed Vi
cheated into lniiaing peace. or Otherwise discour
eyed, and the county Brought 10 ANARCHY ana intimate
rum. This ssy Will be my testimony Of the patriots
that during taI pe, iOd. II was my pleasure 10 Know
and appeal to mGu ~ 'liseIce ana in'esi',
before me- aud Throughout tie c"unirl, uVes Dot
asL-dtes not your own experience aud observation
accord With miner We my differ In cur estimates
Of degrees and times; but II possible 10 gnhs'y W.
fret thnt tie wbr Of the Rebellion WIS gca'! pro
loLget, and i,s cost, both IN treasure anG IN bood
greatly enhanced By the patty that acted Ia opposition
10 the Union party during that perOdf what party
was that bat the Democratic party t-the same DrLo
cratic party that seeks TO grasp the feins oil uVv
eInI.cYi. Resolutions, however peniientsl never !e
chang Luuau character. III VII not lie pretended
nt tDey bave yet changed tie character VI thar parry
W hen their WORKS shall have shown yOn that penucnc'
Las done its perfect work. you may tLink 1t iiebt Il
give them hearing, but while they retain that pan'
Which they have 50 iearfuly disgiaced 10, eye
the incipient step OF genuine reform.