Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

mour's sss the result Of the war may b
conceived
Governor Seymour lost no time. how
ever. in showing his party friends tina
they need not suspect him Of loyalty. an
IN furnishing a bitter commentary upo
the patriotism" that Secretary Stantol
mentioned. The Secretary's note Wa
written on the 9th of June On tn
4th of July when the event Of the grea
battle for which the New Yo,k troops hs'
4 been summoned. was yet uukDown-wheI
III was 10 the instinct of every loyal sne
generous heart to cheer public confidence
aud eacosrge the soldiers in the 6cii
Governor Seymour came to the city o
New II IL tcHr .kc speech. Not only
was the mo9ent as critical as any duriD,
the war from the sctaal military situation
out becs use the draft had been found In
iispensable This was the measure ot
ibe Government (which excited the mos'
Nerious and threatening hostility that We
"a Infested during the war. Should the
draft be forcibiy resisted. there seemed
20 te'ao esc.pe fron az ,upivcrsal'coo7u
sion
The city Of New Yolk was fall Of the
bitter enemies If the tiovcrpment and it-
measu' es Most Of the organized militia
had been sent sway by the Governor upon
the requisitlcn Of Il e national Aa,horitirs
There were hui very few Quilted States
'roops at the posts pear the city, New
York was virtually wi,heu. a 'Military
force 10 any extremity; and of this fact.
and of the feeling and character If vas
part OF the population, Gove1nor Seym ar
VS. especially aware. Deep gloon among
The 10y j, eager aud angry ,ha,e anore
the disIoysl, was the dispositien Of the
public mind This was the time ard dis
she place Of the Governors speech l,u \
CINE what man would have sat Il
To whom the cause ana he country WEE
iear Remem Der What thoroughly Loyal
iiscns every where in the country fc''
hat day Imagine VIII Governor Joho
Andrew Of NJ ,ssuchusetls wnud h =,
'aid in such an hour and under such ci
His woods you'd h I'VE boep
INSPIRATIONS Of hop. and faith. and lofty
beer Ali good men, whose hearts aud
}, 'yers were WITH Grant aud lis men
lck sburg. with Meade and hi, men Il
lett shu'g. woula have folt. as they Ii.
ened that whatever the Issue Of the tai
lie. he cause, while such lcader. A. Az
'ew remained, WAS nucooqnerahe
doretnor Seymcui's speech w-s taun,
nd sueer As II to make biec, repeu
'ncefor seuding the soldiers b. began in
strain of bitter decision. We wert
romised victories for to day. said he. ana
'stesd of them comes the midninht cry
helpiiom Pennsylvania He proceed
0 pint the situation as boprlessly al
3 ;ouid aud alIuIing 20 he 4, f., be 3
q Id ,ho Gove,nuens tn, the b,oo , ,
&c ~ f puhlie necessity couid Ne mr.. a
.iue, ga mob well A. Lv A,,orsrn b
ea, ,thc moh heufd ,nd non s,d.d =
kae" has she soldiers wepe spsent, and h
'at lbs pallec wo,e fes ho~erer bras, ]
vas sure of che secret sympathy II he =
o@enuor. and 1t made ready uavin,.i n
VII the seed on ,hc Attn ,f.Jo,, ,bol
oyernor. on the ll,h. went On, If N. /,
ate iuto New Jersey. and On h. In, C
@ mob rose Gu the 1t b The ti,vcrr , n
turned aud sdd,essed he io,e,sd,,p b
ng with innocent blood s,yirpt, ,b,.u Il
ct me asssre 70, tb.t | c.;. y
ID adding that "os #, .o., ,s.,,r 3d.; +
ip." he had sen, 10 x,sAy; ,,,,o,. :. .
we this dr.f, suspended ma, s,,,,r.d +,
D thursday pipht the m;,;,;. I'D H.,
States trcops b.y.n ;, .,,,v ..,. e,
,t. were suppressed q, ,ha o. n
Isl the Gcvcrnor o L.
U, urging the SUSPENSION If tho ,,r,h "a