, 1865-10-17
THE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.
Senator Wilson OIL the Stump.

l
0ent 1oAnson'* UerlarntloEA-A NIL
Suggestion to John Tau Hure:1.
1r,. p.,,,, y,
reueTay and Of Yo9tcrs u srfem'n1 count
| ed the fall campaien Oct. 11th, viii ~ ~,
| thuEiasm rarely ionnd outside fhe r11ra1 - ii;
tllcts. although thc meeting which was bel
ou tnis occasion hao thc advantages only {
some forty-cight hours announcement. th
good people thcrcaboats rallied iu great nun
] GeEs about the standard. m which e ;necri1,o
lie uame of Gen Nariow en1 1,sifad 1r;tt =.
ijcl,t The nesr -r1's1,aot ~ anu ~ na.iea WIN ae
ffat naTiont sa,SSies i.sn.d ~ " aaatess 1Tou
enot anS eo4aie!, ohckea US ae #as by Hop
Senator Wilson, Of massachusetts,.
SENATOR WILSON'S spEteu.
Senator Wilson, who WIS enthusiastically ereetc,
rna1. Indica and G:enficmen- ~. ~, ~. ~
tIon WIS stir1ed 10 liz nrntonnIcst dr9tha W & ~
idep,iaI oectiuu Tss nen5inT. 9Sp1i ve< . =, g.
fsctns he enemies of thn conntIy "eS ~ s .ne ne
+orn ia ,,n<1fa n,5 ..1.aI - -. ~ s.Qo1 =
coin Frtfent of tbc fnJ,es Stscs nj ~ nj ~
met bJ the Chicago p,a1 folm. Nc we're met hy Il
DECLARATION thst The war for the preservation of ii
that there ought to Re eelsalfon Of hoftilities
ptoa dh9 Il ls &c s seea Of A1
denounced the war for The Unlon u . faiiure, an
wrnt down upon that day tic election guns Of Ii Ii
/
| gallant soldiers in the field. When The sun wen
down Tint day The American people we're sictoriou
and the chses of our r:ople at home and The cheer
clod together in victory. And he whole tor1f IN
dcrrtood the fact In London and Par;e il wss uu
detstood, as xe,lanikwas understood IN Richmond
had resolved 1has the ltbtiIion Should be pat dow
by the iron hand Of var. Last April you were star
tlsd nth The Intelligence that abraham Lincol
lie land ard over dc WosI Sfew teas as Gn
the eye Of manhood Ills body paseci throncl
yorr oNn Town, along this noble river. to it. H.
.onndcd with his FANG; and 1he ma man 70 ysn elscte,
IN ls6o and reelected in 1864 has left name secons
gpa q. 10 po2s i ths nneIss4's esata;T wv |. /
world .be enrichment Of ihc natonsity etS' tha loe
q liberty, The sense Of justice and the humanity Q
hne1lca, stand here tonight proudly In the con
eaoGs , dignity that belong 70 party that meas
nltu os me etandasn or patriotism, OF Hberty, 0
tGsttoe, Of humanity, tas never had p.ez On TIL
plsnet--ncver. lApplause.l
no g1oh1oss pssh, h,eonD o, TIE nsrrs11c1s rAnrr
5,rc oT hum.nsx M M ,sn " mns!, O ~
:ha, :,.n civilization thsn -sny political III,
ta1. taI,,.rse set 4'Sa I g. IL II me uon o. time
that beop9 to his p.ptv tar th. a i ne mel
;1t.t - II sLat u M'9se1 ine great nlddilne
tinenrs @.n,a ~ !. u ~ suat u ~ more ntel
efcr emhCii, ~ AN rhat ~ ss anfs s ~. tnan hets
~ III .r1a T., 70 n9t say mas ~ reading nen
esv ~ 1h.t a"e ~ nEn, Vt We nt Eood men but do
a.; a. INN - ia !nidsn 1T. s sna phtposes
~ AaoSpenacnee. ana haa lived up to It's 1slth.
e ~ ~ eoL5 oi 5o1f country Tor ten years pnsl
t31,c 1 ~ sua ana T.! ~ ereET moment ot
pa1tJ Standing a. the representative oi
a1 ~ ane1 aao nettGt sentiments OF The American
Ebst hss ~ E[Ih13ns Eie1eu; pnt aueslon 70 so1;
H. I'D @ 5s sIas a,1 ia aos. aas ss2
of ia isf -, y -: r. ~ aasa 2. tne Preservation
cntcd MA NV ~ M "a hDnaay ms been led,
.4' ..e.. 49, 1'.se.eo - we Hepuouen party.
. fAHE AND REcREASr oEaotHAcr.
:, And ftand ttady here to-ni4.tt TO assert
that npon rrery atnele question touching the
fiEhs ~ , .! an5 nsaa IT, Amc1ics. fos Tie last
arc feefssnt took ne record. want
Ivy @ ~ looA ~ A.. y oeSauee tnefe s increment
~ 'oi eatsStaA5 ~ .sew lofk. oi ne leaders Or
tou md to T 10 rel ,nio new one ~ II ~ 9c
Ment an'o III eon1Est a9aef Hhe !eao o.
F,n,fi,, 1aa,,s w so,dass: H1ane5a seotE oat
4th Of Xsrh iSs BE- d.cisred th.t ne.ne cncor IN
-Tn5 ,e-c.1>sHo. .'.na H. IG I"utlI3 Was sloHE
country should not be disturbed during his nd.
mi,tlhtratIop: ny, After eight years Of democratic
oe' ont On @ Hae 31e Or March ISL ssren States wire
wns o1,.sI ~. ". H.. . sha sonthen eonsedesaey
NE ~ne !zea Wla !nls1y thousand rtbels In Tic
,s. ne1a and sG0o mutkets stolen tsom onr govern
nenL A1o 9et these men afk us now shD took
io1I y"s1s @ om tnels ha9d. httle more than
~ 1ot seats aeo. Me!e N1Gek hoating on the rou-
sinr ~, ~ VIZ nase ofoSen Gown this rebel
LUZ, oa, ana c1nsnea fnd ground II TO powder, who
~ Eo s peacs 20 NE country, and THINKS 10
hn,, naen 70 eat Mork o. statesmanship begns,
s1ria "S Aase Eot 1!eaaenl and Cabinet OF our
apori;y r. {hr uuI o.o 81 n sna one hundred
t1t ~ nnaL re afe and what we are shout and
nrtr -, -. - ~ Asnae q H2se who turned It
nbat ~ s.e - 1ht1i @ 49,! w, Who AFq they and
,hal, Tisl them. ana *nmme1cd and w!nte.ed wiih
L nlsm. lIemsmoet tnelr record: In 1854 The slave
srJ they dd tne 10 onsn tns Territory Of Ka1sas
tsse F. TT Territory 10 freedom I 1reiaenbcf when
re thiea tnktce OF The Supreme Court uttered
h, lmpio1s decree that the black man had no nghta
MG a; nm ~ hound thst thsy
that Il we We dared to elect President In favor Of
ppno pTomG'R r. 9are,y IN ths Territories taey would
elected Lincoln sesen democratic 6tatee revoked,
and Democratic President raid we had no 1tgat
10 t0,e ois Se t5eov hs aS a as q19n 1h
ISSUE Look at ihcIr
corpERHxAp coypr1 prnrya +nur.p
Tie rebels took their .laye, into ths aela, They
lid iet the bi,ets t1ht tnt 'n as .heln9Neanlsm
ri ssi5 IL; w.. 2o' aa, .nein ne TIE
. thcn iise: Ws sn.de illem d. Ths bIseis 8 @ 5osf
% 70 PET ainies, and some q our officers permit
Se .eGsi ea9 msste5s aI se3rsh shet caps tor them
dseis msstes s nos sssala I'll tG: Ret
scI snr,.inna H. 'nIt a H. noe aha fpauc q the
heir aasts1s ,uatea H. ane r. T. @ens;S9aly re-; q
laws sbst conc osrr to enE sa VI, @ f5se
eso ~ -. toen Motk 1oF their tcbel
y ' Me toana them ctcient and ssid: Let
the1 hsr, ,nmrh, np od II and
ir9afs ,na SAG ,.s,, we must not arm the blacks.
thhanny hn Hna {nshce h1de rs free the SOLDIERS
nj NJ ~ souE gjd ,nas EEL baIles OF our country.
~ ~, uee a,s VIE sna chllorsn Democracy s1d no.
III ~ "s NJ II arc sSsen1E-hse thousand women
seiy siana necsocr re psen saia mage re- II ksa
'aional capital Democracy said, no VIC said, yes;
~ w 1l1 II. lAfplautc.J We have also mado |
NO. ~ sh " o1n eonars! ilee IN tpte Of the
ofy u lie count-y Isda us 9oeos P9Wsr ana
4 i ,e. Mn'sa plunged rs INTO The hofross Of
~. ,,..ea aa We passea IN TIC Congress Of the
layerT IN IT. naa S1s9e1 IeressF abolish!ns
:. ;. auu @ Uca!ocfas @ voted against IT. In the
'ste ;bie 1o" snas @ h5a great measure which shall
~. a. 'otta @ 'ur Asan7m Ineo!n arc for 1t, md shc
nnt Krntnctv ~ r,,1a .en ,c as sse asa'nst
II 1t, and the prospects Ia New Jerssy n-e mnsi
attering. The Republican party then. has written
> rame 1or Justice, liberty ENC humanity, while
ie1 nss gyse roee saast al e.s
orEress never voted for war measure upicts It
M ot IT. t. p3y foE l. EApplaase;] 1hespeaker denied
1T c the RenGssats Ri supported Prslaent Johnsons
cut9 No man xas stronger in faror OF that thau
'e Presidcnt. There wns great deal IL that
nenapeni; Il authorized CONGRESS By appropr
! respects i!eemen aud citizens Of Tue United
,ates- lApplanEe.l Thnt amendment would b !
l9Riss By xahs ss raIsts, ss &, number Of
IN. [ArpIHpstf Ne c1n uTr1er 4haf rcn l