The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-31
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Alright The question OF nationality and States rights
has properly decided that national sovereignty was
paramount to States sovereignty aud that sover
eighty subord TO the national Sovereignty and
that the allegiance of the American people was due
only 10 the United States OF America lCheersl The
question Of slavery has been decided, and that.
TOO in accordance with the different creeds Of
the country since the organization of the government
There was no intention to disturb or ntene,e with II ~
II was when existed Yet when the rebellion was or
ganzed tie basis OF slavery, and itself sur
fered and was Frustrated and IL dead and may Cod
Almighty seai 10 death. Enthusiastic cheerihsl Anu
now an important duty devolved upon the American peo-
ple.the, duty Of preserving the governmen. n 'hs
those who sustained The was The government is alone
q y preserved hy y, plaSs The hands q mo
iCheers they call us renegades from thesdeIocratlc
party Now he believed that democracy taught thai the
In the future taught that the stars and Stripes
should Goat over every foot Of the American
ia lis stead 1Cheers) He believed that democracy in
those days taught that the who raised his voice
against this government the man who procaiuedthat
the state stronger, and had right TO scccde that
the man who declared his state would secede certain
denounced az a traitor against the constitution Of hs
country. Cheers When Calhoun announced the dea
before the country that South Carolina had rgh. 10
secede from the Union because certain thing
done that South Carolina demanded should be done,
SON AS the great head OF the government then rres
dent the great head Of the democratic party AZ
il Calhoun did not desst, by the Eternal that he
would hang him NIFTY cubits higher than naman.
not democracy. Then, in those days, Jack
,onian democracy was understood de st as standing
| what its trouble shortcomings might be- Cheers
Let any of these present day democrats as they
Was the q the rebon and viii point 10 Tho
who the leader Of the present day democrats
| (Checrs) Every individual man who led the serred
hosts of rebellion against the defenders OF the unon
whether in the plains OF Virginia those OF Georgia,
show him to me and will show you the men who led
| the hosts Of the hostile array ut tho
last election Great cheers,) Show man who
entered the Cabinet Of that great and archrebe traitor
who Is now looking through the barred windows OF tho
inward OF his prison, where he IL Gagged Tor
treason, and VIII show you man who stood high In
the ranks of the democratic party Of $780, pplanse
Point to any one man. even the least OF oil those IN
lion during liz existence, and will show you man who
votes with the democratic party loud cheers and
Of petty lawyersthe penny whistles Of tho democracy,
whose only blatancy was 70 pirate % apoenis'n ana
democracy, who know nothing OF the old Jacksonian
democracy-ask any OF those 20 point out who have
been the traitors in these years q bloody war and no
political organization, falsely ana unruthiuiiy cancd
the democratic organization tcheers) II mk tnoso
TO point the traitors, what thenY ask them tne
question, sirs you put the finger on solitary
man and cali him a traitor wh Who, y o.r now
Chcers) They cannot do H. They cay me
a traitor from their ranks--a renegade--so be IT. Soy
perhaps in their cause am, and tell them that had
tho occasion arisen earlier, 1t did not long ago,
would been renegade long before Great cheosng
left the ranks Of the democratic party because tn r
associations just at the crisis Of the country, were bad
must and only associate with men who have rot
the Of treason their brows. cannot associate
with whose hands now dripping with the mar
J yred blood Of innocents from one end O .ee
When the rebels raised The sword agains. The ITO
existence Of the government, they At that mo-
ance. or the generosity Of the government They from
that monent forth had claim but such ~ the SWORD
gave them; they having appealed to ne sword Tor we
recognition maintenance Of their gh,s had hence
forth rights hut such the sword gave them 'Ap
/ pauso) They had the dawnsw ord project them
1
Is rebellion, they forfeited all the rights me- ne,
enjoyed under the constitution sn'
" whom their and rebeilic' crushed shs
~ only rights these EMIT led were Just Ws
N rights they might win by the word and none aness
n Cheers. Whoever rights by defeats when m.
10 commit they forfeit Al rights under the const
u tuition under which they had lived and against wbsc
J they had rebeled These gained no rights ~ -
n sword: they had none d they acquired none-
| (ipplause)-and they sta nd to day, by per'
!" and estate rebels All traitors in the y
Q OF III. whole world MI entitled only 70
;. penalties inflicted upon sncl in all ages They hshe
rights but such the M enanimiiy Of the people
e accord them lCheor.) ut these men must nos
o sumo to ask anything AZ right they may bcs n
the right they Tered may restored to d
tGheersl IL Is In tins ray that the questions ~
d this way that the "a Of New Jersey must Ies
VI the issues Of the day. Q'hSers.) President JON
in them ,he IL deman. b.: but Il the qse
In left to democ s..is they sholld notsavs
till, like true democrats they returned TO their allsg
II and by deeds meet e repentance should show
II earnest In thci penitenco. Applause
ID does this platform Of New Jersey meant That Co
d, should admit such M ssbrrs from the late rebel
'e AZ may DO elected tAeir constituents, providst
a. States. ] would 81 In that connection u
10 Davis shooid COVE MP suppose that they ii
q JEFF, OF MISSISSIPPI 4, 70 Congress, and he
~ come 70 Congress At he cnfranchised from pns
d ever he be .nfrH saired-tload cheers, and crh
Or THAT'S what the sitter. land he come and ssks
" be admitted Wot M Runyon the democratic caDM ,
" for Governor Of tb Ssse, be willing Davis Il
because that by tn a.w. 81 his state the people
~ him. and you mw sseseore let him inY Isio. GOT
As licve such a. Asory. do believe that nss y
y committed troas ~ can be remiicd Of eh
Sins su o, 50 s.ss sss'e.y ths. u
d except the mem - 81 Congress themselves viii
% TO receive thens h~vj Congress In the judge Of
y, qualification Of those WIN ck meulhersrp thesr q
,e II JsF Davis w nesaber returned from his stat
ID dell Brcckm dee Lee any other or M mo
IT Infamous traoi Who lad Ehe armed hosts Of rebe,t
v against the gov rnnsni, would doubt admit BIZ
70 within the pora D: hnt ue and loyal men Won
IN say, his pre- ssnuag hansef depart from here
4, sccrrsc know We not-eat and prolonged cheeriss
menthe brave dsteoders OF 6ag-whoss oniv Srin
your eyes their adesy Constitution ana =
loyal scra republican, ana lovers veS o. ses *.
county who ood by the symbol OF NJ srssines n n
= who the nigh, time In hour Of utmost need cam,
y forsv~d and formed this organization organ
Ia abe ranks Of the party is no Judas
o treason is written the brow Of any or ia msmes
y the OF the blood OF martyred brother hc'ns -
4 thereon CChccry No, thank God, no such thus y
which stood by the country when the con,sy n..s
their s.ryices; and to-day tomorrow II again ths
.s.SH ~ WIT snouin sound, they ready 20 mospt
the barbcd steed TO fright tho souls OF fearful aav"r
sarcs tApplanse.) The speakertben made a glow
J ing appeal 10 the soldiers who haa in the esela
30 .noby won tho name OF patriots; and n tha
rfn oi whom no was part, ~ strike now last blow
~ ,ne cals. Tor which both the held had 20 noniy
bled and suffered To the Irish In conclusion n. called
nelr hope 81 the good wishes and sympathy cf tho
nnencan pe'1de IN any struggle In which they may
embark for the redemption OF their native land fr,
bondage, not 10 be led away by tratorous Americans
pcguing them under The nsid Gus OF dernocra,s
out rally around the republican banner and leaye tr
government stu In the hands Of tho and patriotic
men who had brought IL unscathed, glorious and tn
sphant through tho ncry ordeal OF last four years
fircat applauseD