Year: 1863

press stood firm and preserved the republic.
The Day Book broke dewn, the Daily Ae'os
broke down, the Journal of Commerce broke
down, the Tribune cried for mercy but the
HERALD maintained its position and destroyed
the republican party Singularly enough, the
first fruit Of the HERAID's victory was the cleo
tion Of this very Governor Seymour who now
turns subscription agent for the Argus and
special pleader for Vallandigham Some of the
other results we see in Meade s rout of the rebels
and Grants triumph at Vicksburg. Before long
1t will be our duty to settle the terms of peace
with the seeded States, and then we shall be
at liberty to conclude our account with the Re-
gency and its tools, and give them receipt in
full to date aMmas.s a.Esemf


The Radicals and Their Commiatees-Ths


Antics OF the Drunken Committee.


Senator Chandler, of Michigan; Senator Will
kinson, Of Minnesota, and other members of .
drunken committee, proceeded the other day on
a drunken excursion in one Of our revenue cut
ters down the bay, to inspect the Notifications
and spout radical balderdash. What they did
aud said has been reported in the HERALD, and
is well worthy Of them. erre aHa


The radicals, since they achieved temporary
power in Congress, in consequence of the revolt
Of the Southern States. have instituted various
committees, whose one object, but by different
means, is to prevent the healing of the breach
and the return of the seceders One Of
their committees, Of which Ben. Wade and
Chandler, of Michigan, were prominent men,
bers, was known as the Committee on
-
Satanic Committee, whose design is to render
the breach in the Union permanent by at once
exasperating the South to madness, and at tho
same time contriving by all possible means
to prevent the success Of the war. This
was the scope and drift of the proceed
ings on board the revenue cutter Wyiants.
Before the war broke out Chandler said that
blood-lettng would be good for the country.
But though he takes precious care of his own
skin, he is like leech, who is never satisfied
with blood. He wants war of determination
the determination of the white men of tho
South-which could not be accomplished with
out the determination of the black race of the
South, and at least one-half the white popula-
ton of the North. Chandler would 'smake Q





Chandler who have brought about the war, and
they are now trying to make it perpetual All
their proceedings directly tend to unite the
South and divide and distract the North. II
they had their will, and thought they could suo-
coed, they would introduce civil war at tho
North as we'll as at the South. Instead of unit
ing with the people on the only basis on which
the present war can ever be successful, they rant
and rave like dangerous lunatics who ought to
be sent for safe keeping to an asylum. While
the conservative democracy are fighting the
battles of the constitution, these revolutionary
demagogues are making drunken speeches
throughout the country


Conway, their diplomatic agent in England,
with letter of credit from Garrison, and Wen
dell Phillips, their Coryphaus, alike declare
that the object of the radicals is to abolish
slavery by means of the war; and If they cam
not do that they want to have the war stopped.
Neither the Union nor its dissolution is of any
account to them; but the abolition of slavery il
everything. If slavery can be abolished by the
permanent dissolution of the Union and the in
dependence OF the Southern States, then they
are in favor Of ending the war Immediately
upon that basis. But II that means cannot sue
coed, then they want to keep up the war, under
the pretence Of fighting for the Union, till they
have succeeded In destroying slavery; and after
that they don't care fig whether we shall have
the Union restored or have half dozen con-
federacies The abolitionists have always sighed
for war, and labored to bring about war, be-
cause they hoped that would abolish slavery or
break up the Union; and this is now their
avowed motive in supporting the war. Wen
dell Phillips denounces the President as unfit
for his Office because he does not agree
to the doctrines Of the radicals who are a pro-
gressive party, and, like the French Jacobin
Club, are every day becoming bolder and
bolder. The President agreed to their expert
ment OF emancipation on the distinct UNDER
standing that the negroes should be exported
aud colonized, because, in q state Of equal free
dom the black and white races cannot exist in
the same community. These juggling fellows
now proclaim that amalgamation Of the races
is the only salvation Of the country. The next
thing they may propose is the abolition Of
Christianity, and the setting mp in all our
churches greasy negress for alteration, as the
frensied French Jacobins set up in Notre
Dame nude harlot for public worship. Worse
than the brutes, they seek to violate the laws
of nature and of God by producing . hybrid.
deteriorated race, fit only to be ruled by des-
potism; and it is to this very point the whole
base, brutal and bloody policy of the radicals
tends.


Mr.. Chandler talks great deal about hanging;
but II any Of that work goes on we rather think
that some time in the year 1865, II not before,
some Of this drunken committee will be the Rrst
to be publicly honored with the gift Of hempen
collar. Indeed, il justice had its due, not only
would that have been long SINCE done. but