The New York herald., 1865-10-31
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Alright The question of nationality and States rights
has properly decided that national sovereignty was
paramount 10 States sovereignty and that states sover
eighty was subord the Sovereignty and
that the allegiance OF the American people was due
only 10 the United States OF America Cheers.) The
question of slavery has been decided, and that,
too, in accordance with the different creeds OF
There Intention disturb interfere with II
II was when existed Yet when the rebellion was or
ganized was made the basis OF slavery anu itself SUI
fered and vIs Frustrated and IL Is dead, and may God
Almighty seal I'D DEATH Enthusiastic cheenns) And
now an important duty deyoyed upon the American Peo
pie-the auy ot preserving the government ~ uhs
hands OF the Truly loyal, honest meD-n the hands VI
those who sustained the VA The gqyernment 70 alone
mah who sustained Ne throughout the war
lcheersl They call ny renegades from thesderiocratic
party. Now, he believed that democracy taught thai the
Union must and shall he preserved forever Democracy
the future Taught tina, the old Stars and Stripes ban
ner should Goat over every foot Of the American
soil, and that no other flag should inierpose
in its stead tcheers) He believed that democracy
those days taught that the who ralsed Ills voice
against this government, the man who procaiuledthat
the state was STRONGER and had night 70 secode that
the who declared his state would seccde certain
thing was not done that this man by the democracy
denounced ASA traitor aga ns the consuton Of hs
country slCheersl When Calhoun announced the idca
before the country that South Carolina had rghi 10
secede from the Union because certain thing not
done that South Carolina demanded should be done,
what was the voice OF democracy thens General JACK
SON. the great head OF the government then, as resi
dent and az the great head Of the democratic party
its monthpece officially what did he say' He said that
If Calhoun did not dcsist, by the Eternal that he
(Cheers Calhouns democracy then called treason,
not democracy Then, in those days, Jack
by the government through all its trials no matter
what It's trouble or shortcomings might be- tCheersl
Let any one of these present day democrats as they
was The leader q The rebeion and will point 10 The
who the leader Of the present day democrats
| Checrs) Every individual man who led the seried
hosts Of rebellion against the defenders of the Union,
whether in the plains Of Virginia or those of Georgia.
show him To me and will show You the men who led
| the hosts of the democrats in hostile array at tho
last election. Great cheers) Show me one man who
entered the Cabinet Of that and arch rebel traitor
who Is looking through the barred windows OF ths.
inward recesses Of his prison. where he is Gagged for
treason, and VII show you man who stood high IN
the ranks of the democratic party Of 1890 Applause)
Point me to any man, even the least Of all those IN
the State OF New Jersey who sympsth zed with the rebel
lion during It's existence and viii show you who
votes with the democratic party loud cheers, and
cries OF 'aThats scn sHt them again, Logan " Shoals
Of petty lawyersthe penny whistles Of tho democracy,
! whose only baiancy was TO prate q abotionism aud
democracy who know nothing Of the old Jacksonian
democracy-ask any of those TO point out who have
been the traitors in these years Of bloody war and no
struggle Ask and will point to their own ialao
political organizaiion falsely and unruhfuily called
the democratic organization Cheers II ask those
point out the traitors what thenY ask them the
question Sirs, you put the finger on solitary
man and cali him a traitor who is now
(Choers1 They cannot do it, They cal Ee
q traitor from their ranks--a renegade-so be i. Soy
perhaps in their cause am and tell them thai had
tho occasion arisen earlier did not long ago,
would have been renegade long before Great chcinpb
left the ranks OF tho democratic party because tn r
associations just the crisis Of the country, bad
must and only can associate with men who have not
the ant of treason on their orows cannot associate
with men whose hands are now dripping with the mar
| yred blood Of innocents from one end o. too
country to the other tscnsation and nppIau,,e,p
| When the rebels raised the sword against the no
and existence Of the government they at that mo-
ment abandoned all claims to the mercy, the forb ar
that momen forth had claim but SUI A ~ the s~oro
gave them they hayng appealed TO ne sword icr VIC
recognition maintenance Of their Gh's hnd hshce-
forth no rights but such the sword gave thsm iAp
plauso They had hut the drawn ord proect them
> rebellion they forfeited all the rights he,
ever enjoyed under the constitution, M .n'
when their treason and rcbciio was crushed hs
only rights these EMIT led TO were just su,i
rights they might win by the word, and none shcss
| Cheers Whoever won rights by defeatY When NJ
commit they forfeit al rights under the conss
tuition under which they had lived and against wnc
they had rcbelIcd These gained rights ~ %
! sword: they had none, an q they acquired none
lApplause)-and they sta nd to day, by pers
and estate rebels al traitors in the y
OF the whole world, MI entitled emily ~
penalties inflicted upon sue in all ages. They hssss
rights but such as the mi snanimty Of the people .
accord them tCbeer.) J ut these men must a"e
sumo to ask anything AZ . right; they mny bct n
that the right they may be restored to d
lIhecrs) II ~ In tins raw that the questions An
from the war should be lived and decided, and i !
this way that the true "a Of New Jersey must o<
7 the issues Of the day. Qhsers.l President JON
! may give them ghls--Congress may -
was left to me s..s, they should notshavs
ill, like true democrats they returned TO their aeg
! and by deeds meet & q repentance should show
! | were earnest In thci penitenco Applause
4 does this platform OF Sex Jersey mesnf That Cos
, should admit such M sslers from the late rebel j
9 a. may DO elected b tAeir constituents provides
they are elected ~ the laws Of the req
States. would ~ in thai connection u
Davis shoald Cove uS suppose that they ~ .
-Jen, Of MISSISSIPPI d, 70 Congress, and he
come 70 Congress AZ rr h enfranchssd from pns
! ever be be enr" sansed--loud cheers, and crh
! "Thats what u. " stser and he come and ssks
be admitted Wot N Runyon the democratic csDd 4
for Governor Of th sssse, be willing Davis ID 4
because that by tn his STATE the people Ella
? him. and you m@ ssesaer let him INF lido not
= cve IN such ~ hsoy. do no believe that nss ~
committed tr0 ~ be RENTED Of eh,
: sins, or 80 Asraochssd POLITICALLY, that ih
can enter IN h.1s af the national Congrv
except the mem ~ VI Congress themselves vim,
70 receive thens cbssv Congress the Judge of 70
qualification OF thosc VIM s,rk meubervup t,ssv An
~ Jsf Davis W. Desaber returned from his stat 81
dell or Brcckn tdse er Lee, any other OF mo-
Infamous traoi vho lad the armed hosts Of rebslo
against the gov rnmsnt, would doubt admit his
within the porta o: bat ue true and loyal men wouI
say, on his pre- senung hinself Depart from here '
.ccursci know ve no,fresi snd prolonged cheeriss
You who have b "a The murdercs aud sspe of
men-the brave dsteoders 6ag-whoss oniv S,i
their adety the consultation ana -
loyal msn-dsss republicans and ioysr, Or sss ss.
country who aood by tho symbol OF Ne ersstnes in ~
who at The rgh time ia our OF usmoss n.sn sne me-.
forward and formed this organizatIon-she
called today he Great Union Party" Xpplause
Ia the ranks cf the party there no Judas Iscsros
treason Is written on the brow Of any OF ts msme,r.
No in its ranks afraid to lin his hs nd fos Sss, :,
the stain Of the blood Of martyred brother he,n~ = =,
theresn ChccrsJ J. No, thank Cod no such ,has ~
I; .hai; om great, unlon-loving glorious patriotism,
their services and to-day tomorrow N again thc
tscsn o' war should sound, they ready 20 monpt
he uarDed steed 70 fright tho souls OF fearful sdyer
sancsn tApplansc) The spcakerihen made a rIos
ing appeal To tho soldiers who had in the '6eld
70 n"uy won tho name OF patriots; and 10 tho
srsn of wtom he was part, strike now last blow
Sy the cans Tor which both tho Held had 20 nobly
pied and suffered To the Irish In conclusion he called
ther hope Of the good wishes and sympathy cf thS
Alnerican people IN any struggle ia which they NAY
eUDnrk Tor The redemption Of their native land from
bondage, not 10 be led away by raitorous Ameylc,na
pcguiIng them under the nsId Gus democrass
ou, raiy around tue republican banner, and leave tba
government stll In the hands tho brave and patrot
men who had brought IL unsrathed glorious and tn
smphant through tho hery ordeal Of the four years
tireat appiause)
A song from The glce club closed The proceeding,