The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-28

Tobacco exported tnat year. -..ss.es... 'S,s,oa
Rice exported that year. 100, Sss
Hsmn ssncr,ed tbat wear .............. 1854
ro,a, s2lo, as3, 27s
Add say that one third OF agriculture. s552l65
Was produced in Southern States Sis, 945 AL
Deduct produce North, East and West... 7o'Sss,io
Balance Of exports in favor Of the South $l4a 2s4
As much more produced South for consump
ton in the United States making. 40, 7S6, 662
's ending ~ .Inne 20 1890 ......... 45,27I $50
One third Of this produced South ...... 5000 GIG
-o wear ending June So 1850. ......... 5s,1s7,6n
Say one third Of this amount for the States
lately in rebellion. I','Se,lV
Saw the national debt is.........$4oO O, 600 600
Annual interest Observation-Disclosures. 600
oi he Haid nv them. 'A'e 1888, 900
Now, according to the statements Of rhurlow Weed
and Thaddeus Stevens who was Chairman Of the Com
mittce Of Ways Means in the last Congress- and who
ought know the national debt OF this country outside
OF State, county and municipal debts amounts 10 Tour
thousand millions OF dollars. The interest on TINS -
$3.50 600 600 year Besides this u takes about
$3.50 600 600 year more to carry on the government
making in all $3.50, 600 000 which we are required to
raise annually the government from bankruptcy,
ruin and disgrace Is not this potential argument IN
favor restoring the South early day as possible?
tChcers) Ought forget as the Southern people
are ready and willing TO forget the past ana 10 extend
to them the right hand OF feowshipa loud applause
What we is that they shall go to work and raise
their cotton rice sugar and tobacco and develop the
OF their country but we cannot expect them
this until they their way clear out OF the din
culties and dangers which now surround them and
which the republican party is doing all in its power 10
increase. Cheers) | was present IN washington wnen
President johnson replied TO the address Of Mr. McFar-
land and the Virginia delegation, and was the most
eloquent patcrna speech ever listened TO- and IN
its delivery he reminded me, in his earnest desire 70
make the Southern people feel towards him as pro-
and friend, OF the beautiful story Of "kutn ana
Naom-"Entreai me not TO leave tee or 70 return
CO. and where thou odges will lodge Thy people shall
be my people, and thy God my God Where thou diest
will die, and there will be buried" (Applause)
repeat the democratic party viii be unit in the next
Congress in sustaining President Johnson and the pocy
enunciated by HIM in his proclamation in the case OF
the readmssion Of North Carolina. (Checrs) Has Mr.
Raymond said much for his party an he say as
much for his partly That IL the only test by which you
can Judge Of the sincerity Of either party and the ho
low professions Of Mr.. Raymond are exposed ana ms
intended treachery brought forth in the light OF day
when this test is applied ARE yo" ~ la .n%
God knows they getting SO high that u Is incoming
problem for the rich nan to i've Jet alone the poor
man Look the price Of -four fifteen dollars barrel;
coal fourteen doas ton, brick sixteen dollars thou
sand cotton, my vito now pays fifty cents yard Tor
goods which she 70 purchase at ten and Tor ordi-
she used to buy for eight The cause which produces
these prices is that the consumption Is greater than the
producing labor and the longer te South IL kept out
and labor and production az stand still in that sec
ton 80 long will prices continue high pnd tend upward
tCheers) Fellow citizens, at Albany in our venon,
we endorsed and reiterated the Monroe doctrine loud
and long continued applanse.) tSist there Is not
democrat within the sound OF my voice VINO does not
approve action IN this respect VIII read The reso-
Resolved That position originally taken by o'f gov
with people OF this continent called the Monroe Doc
foreign eniapcIemens and canno be Abandoned without
dshonor 70 m a. power among nations nor "ho"' aa"
As soon as the rebellion commenced France seized
with desire take possession and own II you please,
that wealthy province known as Sonora and 70 gain the
transit at Tehauntcpcc and thus contro the car
rying trade OF the world TO the East Finding Us en-
broed in civil war, she sent Of the house Haps-
burg, Maximian by name, 10 found IN empire IN
Mexico He has settled himself in possessions and has an
empire there such 1t Is uaughter) England also,
pcridious AlbIon thinking we were IN esr,M'' per.
built In her ports and 10 out roaming the seas on ther
pratical missions against our commerce. Peace having
been restored that Minister at the Court OF st.
James has asked Of England what hope will be insisted
upon until is oba ned, reparation for the losses we
have sustained a. her hands Both france nee ana ,s Engana
ference in our affairs at time whcn we were
unable to resent it must ut some day DC salts
factoriiy atoncd for cheers.) And here II may
nnteresting to refresh your memory by recalling
views Of the Of the early days OF the re-
public upon that doctrine Mr.. Jefferson wrote to Mr.
Monroe October "a 1879, few weeks before President
Monroc's annual message:-
sThe question presented by the letters you have sent
my contemplation that of Independence That made
naiion is Its compass and Jois ne oo'n~ mhh e
embark on it under circumstances more suspicious Our
o orr. s in sSe sros Of Europe @ a n,s s
E~or~ ;ntns,dd'e 9Th eisatiaaic agcrs. America
from those Of Europe and peculiarly her own
apart from Europe aboring become the
domce ~ despotism our endeavor shoudrareiy be 10
l OBJECT is o. nrodnee and establish the american system
mtns those Of Europe 70 inermeddIe with the affairs
nations II is TO MAINTAIN our own principle, not W de
xosnon's PROPOSITIONS.
emf conditions wnch they have assumed and
benceoth not 10 he considered subjects Tor future
sscr-Tbe nted any attempt the part
Of European Powers ricnd Their system 10 any PORTION o.
Message. Docember2 1873.
This, gentlemen is the Monroe Doctrine which IL has
always been the pride OF the democratic party TO main
TAIN and trust in God that under President johnson
viii bc strictly enforced l,heers IL is contendcd by
the republican press that their party is entitled 10 the
exclusive honor OF putting down the rebellion, and that
the democratic party and democrats are entitled to no
credit whatever Ia answer Ia this have only TO call
your attention To- the fact that all the great generals
ray graz gencralslha this has produced, were and
democrats Great appausc Look at the list First
in rank stands the greatest and gallant captain Of
the age, General Ulysses :. Grant or Illinois (Dcaicning
applauscl From the same State also we have General
John A. Logan my OLD Congressional friend tcheers
and the Generals McCook. In Ohio we have
the Marlborough Of American Generals, William
Tecumsch Sherman tcheer and also the most gallant
nS d'ns nay ne w0rd rsppsv
vana represented by the hero Of the greatest battle
OF the war, Gctysburg-Gcncrai George G. Meade
tchecrs)-and Generals neutrality-suspicious.
Porter Owens and others In New Jersey our devotion
tho proved by the brave and daring Kcar-
ny, who fell early in the war tChecrsI In New York
we point with pride 10 Slocum, TO Dix 10 Corcoran,
TO sckes, TO Mcagher Mcvor, 10 Patrick, TO Mcsia
hon 10 Graham 10 Pratt and 10 spnola. (Cheers) In
Massachusetts, have the only General she produced
General couch, the present democratic candidate for
Governor. Cheers
vorcy--You have forgotten General Mcclellan.
Three cheers hero called FOR Little Mac and
given with right good VIII
Mr.. HAsRIS-I have not forgotten him; he is out Of
the country. ! believe Senator Wilson, who Is now
summing this selZcd with desire 10
the and WELD the marshas baton; but bis
military ardor cvapoa,cd when the regiment he raised
and set out TO endure the dangers of the battle icld
and the Iriyations OF camp life. daughter and APP
plause) He remained at the capital and used all his
ability and energy In getting fat contracts for his YANKEE
friends, and he among us and attacks the
gallant scocum and the motives and the sincerity OF the
democratic party He had better stad at home chcers
The other evening in Brooklyn he talked about OF
the Southern States being out OF the Union at the com
mcncemcnt Of the rebellion, and In almost the same