The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1866, Page 3

/NEW YORK ‘HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 51, 1868.-TRIPLE SHEFT. 4 a ne ne fe , j for good order und the pacification of the Soathern | States to their duties, But the people trusted those Wb | our people. The meddling and disorganizing policy of | and industrious citizens, or leave it with t i OGRA RATIFICATION. States and.» restoration “of prosperity shrwaghout the | said forve alone should be used. It is near y two ca, if carried out, will be hurtful 4 she workidg- | Freedmen's Bureau, who have every inter ie seatep. (Cheers.) On New York the ‘responsibility | since tho surrender of the Southern armies, Within North. It calis for large armies, If the | to keep them belpless aad dependent. rests, country, howewer, it had been decided that the St ad ng much right. So soon ar the incur 8 of have iutelligence from everg county of the | that time « European statesman has waged 4 victbrious be held in subjection until, in the langoage , the lowe of gar, and the love of 0 State, eat ae you Sale grenb, seas ot ee war against “Fr bumbers, bas built up @ gation from 4, 1k gravitates towards the ideas of Masachu Some of them may rine to 1 They were entitled to y (Governor Seymour bere en! ‘and was wed with | scattered jarring principalities, and has set!'=! per- ast Ope hundred thousand men must be r pre jon ia the Congress of the Untted st nd Voeivervus ctioers, and this army of | plexing probicme wnich disturbed tho posoe of ope. cost of mor) than one hundred millions a euslortty ot the pemaes tassiae eae 0 The Soath will have the benolit of the v speut audam time may look with as much | for themssives and the eoantry, the interert« of Faiviaction upom the arrival of troops aa is | Republican party demand discord and dixorder. Hen o shown by our Canadian friends when rogiment# | they hail with joy every act of violouce and bioodste! ure quartered in their towns. Great armies ace | and they fecl mow confidence In party sueoess when is was done by vigor and use of states ites within a period of six months. Nearly six years ha’ rolled away singe this government began the work of putting down resistance to its authority on the part of 4 minority of the American peopla, and yet we are vexed to-day with more doubts and diftoul than at any other period since the war broke out, During tho Tour years of active warfare it was the policy of those who wished to throw off from themselves the dis» grace of upiitmess and imbecility to say that it was Mass Meeting at Cooper In. | jausow, trom Montauk eae titute. Near the rach 9-0 batuligas aad ‘heat the clarion } . r “re nove that will fend us to Vietory you but do your duty. Renee (Great applause, ) poodles A list of vice presidents and. secrotaries for the meet- (THE HARD-FISTED © IN COUNCIL, | ive 22 then read and confieama with cheers ‘The following resolutions Were then read and submit. AG oa ted and adopted with groat cheering :— sé ¥ Resolved, That we, the Union conservative veters of tI y . ‘cord tify and pledge our- “THE PRESIDENT TO BE SUSTAINED. | :2i.:'.tstusin'he-tomirsuagn'y she Gato connerraive Convention of Cy of ‘Soha . Hofman fer po the legal questions \nvetved ongrens Lowards the excluded to be kept up by Congressional tecisiation; the | the country ix moss convulsed. ‘They make the agent usual evils will follow. Ong general and Siate govern. | of the Freedmen's Bureau the witpemes to prove thu Monts are fast getting to be corrapt aud wasteful. The | the South is full of disorder and violence. Yet their cot of them must be borne by labor, Government | witneses are tititying for themselves. If they do bonds pay no taxes, and the disorzamize:! South, tustead | not show this state of thy thoy will whow that simply a military problem, and thus to cast upon | of belping to bear these burdens, will add to their | they are usclow They ehaply for themselves when our armies the discredit of a Mngering, indecivive | weight. Moetings are now beld in all parts of our coun- | they dud @ verdiet of guilty againet the Boat me struggle between forces so unequal. This was unjust | try to shorten the hoursof toil, Meu claim that tng, bye Of 8 Dumber of Repubiitan SBTBR Tayo declared and untrue, The historian wtil tell of victories won by | sould have mors time for rast and mental culture. A’ y their lawa tout the ueproee withtm borders are all promise to support thom in | uniit to be slectors, While they pre to the warld then introdnced, and made » r lug the wswen to De decided in the Faced He concluded amid tremendour man, Mr Troey, then adjonmed the meet * divnes, after giving three cheers Cor Mot roic valor which would have ended the contest, if | agree that this is right en Stand, 2 SLi ANE spill Cagle Robert H, Lieutenant Governor, . there had been an honest purpose on the part of those | their movement, republicans and democrats alike. But | thatthe slaves of the South are qualified for ali the This stand w b Fa en ie eegari” tise vomina. | WhO controlled the adminisiration and legislative depart- | prowsos are chenp, and fyrmpathy is of litle value if | dution of e'ienship. Since “oar Mrotitieal yt aie arse Db oe ee ee torr at most armueditiy At to be vase; and that, Irrespective | ments of government, But tbe Southern armies were | stops with the more sentiment, Task the workingmen | insist that the South have © mock rw - a Was Srinly coostructed, and on r of ns and diflerouces, we will support | crushed out two years ago. No longer can those who | to think of thix You must pay your taxes avd yon | their negroes tha have done with o ponld | She ledge at the top way placed a number of ham) naa en a th ours, Why should pa, " Chobe naibtedbe kt the polls on ‘Tacoday next, add (rlumpbant- | wield power shield themselves by throwing upon the | must work to dogo, It matters not if these taxos are | wo take the matwr out of their 5? ‘The question fo | which ened # plessant light on surrounding objeous The Government. Jy elect them to therespunsible positions for which they 4r@ | solders discredit ir disorganized condition. What | pa'd into the hands of the tax gatherers, orto the mer. | bo decided at this election Ia, ehull the Stace of New etea f ; bd 7 i" Damed vad, That ‘in the present critical condition of our | ha been done since oor tual victory to unite our people, | chant who puts them-into the price you pay for his woods, | York add fuel to flames which threaten to dentroy the | lk» Wm prosililie ttt lis Nand, wan one that haw nee yes national with ten States aieluded from } t0 Vind the States together by bondsof common interest, | of course. If you could buy your food, fuel, clothes | Union? At the end of a long and) cody civil war, which | bea often equalled I outdoor pohtiea! gatherings in {heir constitutional right of representation in Congress; with | of fraternal regard, and by measures of wise statesman | and other necessaries and comforts of life at the cox | tested to the utmost the sirenc(h of our gov. | thiscity, The long and den procomions of orderly avd : : the legislative ‘esarping the Cinctivne of the exeintive | ship? Nothing, wors than nothing. | We have dritted | of production, adding a reasonable. prot, free from | ernment, and whieh hat left us perptxil | watt conducted eltineu ip irae The Fire Commissioners Brought | fpawent of, the governments, with a, now civil war} further than ever trom « restored Union, Two years | the laxation which enters into prices at thia time, you | with problems growing ut of debt,” tax plerne—the bas " “« omen fin enyoem avs hy ya gp Ament removal | 220.78 were battling to bring back seceded States to could live with your present wages by laboring four | tion and questions of coustitntional law; of | Bere with their varied mottoos—the portiaity of eminent j ‘Over tire Coals.” aka" imprisoamont of. the. Preakdout are. their duties; to-day wa are haggling over worms of | hours each day. ‘Taxation in its varied forms more than | Exvoutive and Congresdanal power; of military | American citizens amd statesmen, borne hit over the reunion; and the interests of partyand not the safety | doubles the cost of life in this country, Mach main | and judicial authority; when every thoughtral naa fe of the repablic directs the politieal action. perros the shop and field works a part of the day for himself filed wit anxieties ‘Bowe the future, eh ro ‘= i. | bamds. of the exulting and jubliact crowd che of the battle the people of the North were in fayor of a | and family, and apartof the day to meet the cost of | add to thie confusion by di og tho Prosi Tm ment of the speectatori—the rockets ascending generous uso of their victories and the Bouth were | government. Taxation means toil, And more taxation | act ivto be done ata time when party spirit is “ti high ito the alr and going out suddeniy ama ready Lo accept results and return to their duties, But | means more hours of toil, The Congressional policy of | more iatluencedby the increase of party prtronace, and r " a now all is changed. Men in powor find their advantage | bate, of discord, of meddling, of large armies, and of | tuto bo mado u precedent for the (ture shifting of po. | (Ue CaFKuear—the eleers of the people aod the ox the ne ot ; Shelr future programme—It iu the duty of every Union citi a Cry iu the election of John T. Hoflman, in order ‘that it may be evident to the radical conspirators that the ¥ great, rich, patriots and powerful State New York still wteadily stands th for the U: ‘end the Coustitution, and The Police Commissioners Brousht | youl) sands tr for ine Union on erty ballad Bre col may 2 i ‘Bp All Standing.” Sohapolgeverieds nen fr disoogd; haited of the South ie taught by. due press, | cormipt patronags, will longihen ous, your hours of | Mticat power, “Wore wot to sland before the wart alm | thUvinstm Of the omstarnacail these constituted Resolved, ‘That, as American citizens, we deeply andcor- | by a class of man in the pulpit whose vindictive piety | labor, for you must pay for these things, But you have | pevple who have saved our government, but asa poople | (hat wax mowt agree dioily #ympathize with the efferts of. the of allother | was never drawn from our saviour’s teachings; by public | not yor felt the full pressure of these bardeps. Just | who have entered upon a war of fections by the y | bora witnessed to be fully realized. From Ume to time conviries to free themselves from the tyranny of nolive and by pictorial ra. they. try to stir up |. wow they are cught over with an inflated currency. the tes of v6 that ail | She speakers were interrapted by the applause of hun emvvloy ment of all p Paper lubed way enemies of onr conntry buve feharged thot ai se ele nde ein AE eitttoe, cartyoy and exploding + intervals ru: malignant passions. The questions growing out of this | All agree we must come to specio jj; that we | ropublica have sunk déwn into afiarchy, and to whiel a. ween discharged, aad all the acoewories of 1 state of alfairs have been discussed. mainly with regal ought to do so, a5 soon as wo can. time will be | theyasserted we should soon drift, There ix danger in cle | th mount to schlova UNCED. | Sear ernie air Wourtéon ance to Prondent John’ PUPPIT ORITORS DENOU fe | at tat wetrotn gue benrtal thanks at John” to their effects upon the rights, duties and condition of | when all pricos for labor must come down to the specie pathways marked opponents; and earnest saterference in the in citizens | the Sauth, I hy you pny to look at the perils they | standard. But taxes will not come down. Thecostof the | none if Tees Voaauminte Tooweae nor Mies Tuar and tnecriptlons, jog the claims of the onl “ revently con in violation of ‘the frst | canso to the rights, the interests and well being of the | nvcessaries of Jifo, so far as taxation enters into them, | the body of the republicans want violenes or discord ; but to candidates, were brought into play. _—~ et wae age Fyn ‘odefonce North, The people of the South were divided a will be Kept up, and then the taxwhich you mow pay | tho violent of all parties govern in thoeud. A party which | Hae of loys wa ded the Poof of the Cooper APPEAL TO THE ELECTORS, | ss: shat wo commend the pr of Frosident pate war scrpneed the. rebellion an wore burried | With one hour of tol wilt then aaa Sve ses Not only | t unchecked in ite powor loses coutrot of Its own action, | Tast\\ute lo the bonuses om the dormer of Kighth wireet ‘that the whole indurnce of our government shall be exerted | into it witbout thought, and were glad when it was ov will the pay of labor be cut down, the call for labor. | the vigorous excited minority within 18 own ranks by | 49d whorevor turned «his eye be could Se . fop shear relief and protection, all yielded to the result. They are now ing dow Until matters are adjusted upon @ mew basis there will | the machinery of zation governs the larger nam. | 8b fail to bo impronsed with the fact thet the ; Pee ESS Keaolved, That the city of Mew York, is Justly proud of | into the bellef that we are unrelenting foes, that there | be great wuformg in our ; Ib ie the part | ber, as wan dewo im the lant Congres. To dvery instance | domoveatic poruon of the conv wore haying F hor ies maaienate, che S, Toaeene, 20. although | can be no hearty Union. Unless there jaa change of | of wisdom to lessen those evils by timely care, to Fee | thos power from year a great timo of it, The of hoages : LEMENT raat commu! pip tended hak 80 Sy setalacnns bd potiey, ina little while they will accept the theory that | that tho cost of government is cut down tothe lowest page’ er ll San Gere! nad not bern peter Ju the Lnmediate vieluity of Cooper Inativete were filed ‘THE FENIAN £ av T. | Peeeeeeerh Soames trom aor ean oo taven, te One nen ges nconqueredipiopla, with cee Fights ea wail aa: possible point. fg'silittie time you will feeb, thet the opposing foree io keep them within the bowude which | ¥itt lookers om, whos Iacex, UBdeF the reflection of him and to ourselves te charaterize tl tacks made w) the liabilities of that condition. A military government gueaions of the day do not merely concern the South. | their own sober jn: nt feels to be right. 1 ask | powerful calcium lights, were made aa visible wx if it enn him radical press as falee and cowerdly, and will be forced gpon us by making a mibi government Wey are agitated at your and you will find them | thoughtful republicans, now that their ascendancy ix | Were midday One or two inciden # that took place close tenge them fo point tow single wot of his privato or public | necomary. for thelr subjestion, They will have very. | ail in the tax gatherer’s bill, You will then learn that | secured by the late elections, if;they wish 0 ven the | {0 the German stand require spectal motion, A large bat ‘Whe “Ben in the Gap” in ©: a Resglred, That from this egeerriys closing of the polis | thing to gain and. nothing to lose by revolutions. We os number of hours you are to work if not a question | acts of the last session of aun repeated, hecaure wie an ‘uscription stating that the Femian prieow- ’ nex! Toesday we will devote oar utmost energies to secure | have more to fear from the South if tt, the doc- ween you aud your employers, but between you and | there was no cbnsiderable body of men who oppose with n Canada must bo liberated at all by was, at Bust Be Liberated. the election of the Unien conservative candidates, the cham- | trine of subjugation than we even fear from its | the tax gatherer, vigor the ‘of unwino extreme ment The yout ball-past nine o'clock, carried slong several ° plone of individual and municipal rights and th ned armed rebellion; we cannot enslas snort . ‘ va KYIL TO THR NORTH, ¥ arly fellows. Loud cheers were set up, and it waw o of those vel slaving ourselves. cannot vermment whore | growing out of system of firing the minds of our there was a large body of jane, OF > aT aN ert See te enon, the, ballot of which, we, have. rect | Northern face shall smile devotiog to the poptlat wil, | People with hatred of the South, i that pubilé attention ; wo moult of the Sout thus hamper usin the en- | 8nd whose Southern aspect shall frown contempt, de- | Is turned away from great questions of fimancial policy anopy Speeches by Samnel J. Tilden, Mayor Hoffma oyrment of our liberties and rendenng us practically sub- | ance and bate to the people of eleven States. The | which concern every clase of our citizens. All edmit jer which sat @ yousg women dreamed ds ’ Jetta an inferior race. whch ta bo + ges obgphoggens yo South Aas comtennasirey little to fear from miagovero- | that our inflated currency and ite shifting value isa not the least aitiactive part of ‘Me-Governor Seymonr, BH. Prwya, A. | Faust tanac’ it aber Tho Se | Bhi asten"an” A's Impede | Sousa ae ate ai etiaennn We tare mete | Litas gone, wet eh nde tnt a ty ee, ae él He perme) aby Metre abroyation Sor ate | families thinned by the sword. It has seewand felt the | to fear thoso evily will grow until they .bring us to | ax demanding more acts of violence abd discord ‘The ileal gathering, we wou! oad to.eng that they \ Parker, Gen. Slecam, and Others, Tuoat eet e tantgurstion of satioual ‘2a, | Warut, To-day the power of Great Britain is paralyzed | financial ruin. Not only is the public debt, whicd | theory of our government la that partion Will be so bal. | Bad assambied merely for the plenause of seeing eaoh ’ areby. by {ts bersh, unjost and contemptuous treatment | pays nothing to support government, held mainiy aad teas neither can go ‘safe Wmaite. Those who | otber: but they left nothing undone to show that the: “ SPEECH OF MAYOR HOFFMAN, of Irelaud. We aro taught that if a are to | in one corner of our country, but the bapks, | framed our constitution Minorities axe. | Dad a deliberate porpore in thus comme out in wae! On coming forward or Horyuas was recetved with Galeum Muse, Preeessons, | three cheers. silence was restored, he o in mates Severs substance as follows :—Fellow citizens of New Tarr) Chinese Lanterns. several wecks past I have been et in an active can- H ae. ae. bobbed von. bis ory reac H renee { gg He had travellod through the advocating the rights ; Seok asd vigerous ea wie be lat (appiawen) He JYhe democratic ratification meeting at the Cooper In- and vigorous as when he pp! je 6 could only account for It because he had been battling ‘@utate last evening fell lamentabiy short in Dombors and in the canse of the right, and because vic bo treated as outlaws, they can bido ir time; | which have @ right to make the currency tial ti tried 1 pumbers, On a placard, they offered the following #ug- they can wait for domestic strife or foreign imvasion. | for all the States, are placed and owned in tabve in sevecomanit 1 ese Mee takes’ boacee vr gestion in Enxtish aod German to ther inant - ground agnines | Not only our debi, tee aeented t tt ought to be. 2B adhd Miners dered Oy Tee vote '* ir ag only our ut our currenc; in estions tere reasons jow sights turned up atovery glance, Men dremed in the millions we sent to the field, and the thousands of | the report of the xecretary of the rreasury on thie sub- ph Gover rere = personal nights poole ar red whirta cleared the road by holding along pole across millions of treasure we spent in ‘the contest—a contest | ject, made last session to Congress, it was shown that of | out the vigorous au @ all ‘of our | the street, and in their wake followed aw which filed our homes with mourning, loaded us down | the national bank notes then iasued Massachusetts bad | citizens. The men we have placed before the public for | W*" Mounted a bell. This Holl wax rang Vigeroumty by with debt and taxation, and wrought great and last- | fifty.two dollars for every person within ber borders, | their votes will ‘true thoir trusts, | Me orcapants of the vehiete, (rom whieh Ing changes iu the policy, the maxims and structure of | Connecticut fortytwo dollars and Khode Island seventy: | No charge can trathfully be made Anelrcapacity | fnsillade of fire-worvs. o dollars, while in the great joommercial States of | or integrity. They are surveusgel opr 80 Togs wav Shortly after eight 0’ It ie not wise or safe to trample upon those who for | & large degree by the Eastern apd Middle Staten. . elected, years with desperate courage held thei Shenton poet our government. A settloment of pendi ner. tone will do mach to build up the frbpery the West—Obio, Uinois, Wisconsin and the | the encircling throngs ef the people of York, who | by nam! tory was to be | South; an unwise policy will do more to break the | proportion is in Ohio only eight dollars jo Die them . did not go regular eathusiaam, compared with the great assemblages which | the resutt of their efforts, (Applause.) He thought they | wealth aad prosperity of the North. Suppose the con- | nots six dollars, in Michigen* three dallere oan Wie, cle Se ppeeiny Feary Seipaiay acaeai proach ‘of procossious and the reports of fireworks ares commemorated the oras of political excitement when | bi stitutional iment is forced through, what will be | consin three dollars per head of the popuation; so that ery pysition in which be tas teen Tbefieve | brought the orators to a stand still at intervals, Whee been more than just to him, they had been erous, and he should be wanting in it in ratitude the end of the measure? It is held by some of the New | whatever profits are made out of circulation by far " there interruptions wou'd cease the kere woald id not make an acknowled it for the ", bo is now to enter pon a career of ‘and honor wa pre England conventions and speakers that the right of | the largest proportion thereof goes to these threo New | in this State. I ceed, aud in this Way, Gil the slose of the meeting, but ‘abe leaders of the demecracy of this city summoned a council ef the masses of the people. Suob « cali and voting belongs to every man, and some say to every | England States. The number and wealth of the peuple | hood to mand with the Dest good humor, wero the proceedings von~ @uch ab cocasion as that presented last night—the ratit- woman, too. If this is true, it follows that the vote of | of the great States thus left with litle er pe meang of ounce Pnblic lite. ducted. Subjoined we give a report of the addrennn. the State tie! ould ‘have of ‘yore ‘trans- each man shall have eq and it will not do to | getting currency except as borrowed from more favored | pegce to our country «! large; but Be look to | The meeting wna called to order by Mr. Henry Hers. vention of ew y guffor the vote of # man in Inland to weigh down | section, make thia a glaring evil, As they grow in | jt that the home +." Dr. Fxecn addressed the assemulngs, He spoke in ferred the old wigwam to the Cooper Institute in those the — pe Pose in} dase! Bg horns veld eee vou ae Tomer (ney wil sevens, with ® | are made safe: substance aa Ly ren! peg 7 war niweye days amal! Purpose, Judging by last ‘open the question of representative e on ow of reason, at upon an citizens, ‘ party intomt on the destruction rt teat pared thst hte: Age Meith tid gat ‘must go on until we rongh the logical ed. val footing with the Mection of pe fade rons wl ¥ relations, The question was now w read id NEW EXLAND'S POWRR, the Union And this will be done by an increase of | and the full expreasiwn romain free citizens, oF not The neat election ld deye of Tammany have paged away, and Are the New England States ready to acce} sult of their owe teachings ? At this time they enjoy ‘het ‘mew men end an entire change of 4 jonate power ia the If thie question that the paper bubbie is to be blown tal following setters from agrarian agitation in the Biate jaw York, The (policy {a eponod they whi be stripped. of this This is | it burmts, and throw: Sar whole afurm of debt, bank prove corraption fi was heinous! These partie: were F now used agalnst the democratic party, but Ido not | and ¢ into ruin, the publle thought ie turned Execonve thane who the taxes to an spores oe old States with honorable put down upon amay From im peril and from guarding against it, and | gix—In reply to the we Gnd thet the object of the lye AD em legen levels, If the ey RE be ter i oe eee ooo ee a motaing by your committee 1 SO Sr ee be Mowe hd their blind leaders, their Senatorial mani 0 om thet labor. . new hynting grounds auid would nob appear, not- power with more a: thie g pore ee edges er to the Hon, | obtein ‘Hofh ‘Mayor patty intent on the L of the ig i 3b : 4] i 4 nu ff ; he Moffman, Justice Connolly (' The Big Judge"), ex-Gov- e@rnorfeymour, Senator H. C. Murphy, Semuer J. Tilden, General Spinola, Hiram Ketchum, Jr., Amass J. Parker nd others. The hall might be said to bave been full at . ‘She opening of the proceedings, but there was no rush and no crowding, and “room enough for all,’’ bat leng Before the close it wns considerably deserted, and the dragged their slow length along exciting no in- Gerest and awakening noentbusiasm. Oatside thore was @ More crowded gathering, brought together by the at- $3 HE tl ce i be < Hl st H Hi eLgsEE 3 5, . a a rgte that whl : 44 Te fe alt ifs iat i ° Tet : Ks i q i . ] £ i ving so that a minority of the legerdemain. id | Z 5 § iz F] it Li z : i i ‘traction of the music of several processions, the firing of | Posed to the manner in which the Folice Commission ‘of State on the 27h inst. to the was filled up by the present Executive of the Stai ‘they charge rockets, calctum ‘lights, and all the paraphernalia of {items Hs ‘fiend Governor, Seymour—(cheors}—- because he seeks Sone | SS Paeneee, Ser eee eed Oe Ten @ political ratification meeting. appointed two democratic and a peace and a 1 oppose the polly of Conroe, 4 ba gees tariffs and — yoy RegTO Quen pba aylh the deep interest ee eee ‘The ond SF ae Sepemeet pand ek to ited the people of this Rats their joaisce uate of the United States in th: About eight o'clock the proceedings were opened by 8S | Boras ted inne ana tha bose rights of tbe peepie-| Sold by esa te ene Beg eaices Made | itn determination to take all measures proper tor Mr. Dove.as Trios, who said:—Feilow citizens, the th great | of the North. The debt of our sovernment ja about | Boutwell, Butler, Phillips end other New Engiand ore- Rooareh oe CO a Law ana e hour fer opening the meeting having arrived, I ow call in the | three thousand millions of doliars, Some of it bas been | tors aver the Southern shall not be admitted to pop ‘Jour T. ie “s ‘n it matter. | paid off, about which you have been told; more has been: e Union, even if give the negro the right to vote, . Horruss. you to order,” and present to you as previding officer . remen, whether'paid or | added to it about which you have not been told. This | Ing this ball Mr. Phillips amerted they should not be INTRODUCTION OF GENERAL, MLOcUM. ene whose name ie 2s familiar to you as a household but was opposed to the heads of the | debt is montly held by the sy of ‘be North; large | known as Stater until their ideas of business, indur- ‘The Cusmmas, in introducing the next speaker, maid sword... Mr. Samuel J. Tilden, Chairman of the Demo- ment being political managers, and who Ca amon poheen by bss hae to trust for laborers, try, nape making ae hone ae ace meee call the ene So aectep to ae cratic State Committee, was then announced, and was je appealed to busi- In specie, it would add to the wealth of great num. | York woro called upon to keep oat the Southern | be }d in favor of reconstruction, or rather of the resto- ‘Tecelved with great applause, aud prove bere or our citizens without harming any one; it yaig because if were admitted they would vote | ration of the Uaien—teheers)—10 eccordance with the | pose of smeanED OF 8. 5, TLDED. The | call for no more taxation than it now demands; it wou! to uphold your commercial greatness aad the interesta of | principles which he bad always profemed. We then | Who are of commonweanh ue eed time had got to come when the people of New York | make our paper money aafe; it would give greater secu- | W: cultural Mtates. Let ue look at the moral | thought it our to gather to bis mde, and, an one of | 20%, the city Of Now York wan more ander as itow i @viia which thi gospel of hate has bt upom ail | the testimonies which wo offered to hit of encourage. | Tule than the empire of forms of pubiic action in party, charch or literature. I | ment, and one of tne testimonies of our sinerity aod Mr, Jonw Kaoon.em war introduced os the pert legiance, we presented as one of our candidates the | spesker. fin argued thet alopted chisens im this coantry © of the gallant hero and companion of | have the fallow right tw axitate when national and Mate The Cnarmmax on rising thanked the meeting for #0 | would have to make up their minds that they must recting, ‘eponially as it wae addresmed. | Gore tpave neck s cesrir. ou, ought to pave. (Ap: to have such a ci ie 0 bave. Lag a ae ee ae piaie,) A Mend ad soked him about the Ann street rity to savings benke aud to the property of wi and orphans; it would add to our ational strength honor. do pot speak now of the sbure and untruth uttered | all RATIONAL CREDIT. againat us. We have learned to bear these unmoved, | nam faad met to forward. What was the occasion and (lsughter)—but he did not intend to spend any New our national credit stands low im the markets of | and toro on unswerved in those pathways which we | General Sherman, Major General ‘lency W. | Quertions are ot stake, aud when the rights and priv the cause of this sssembiage? Afier # gigantic | time on that ve » Sas Ske soe the world; bat pn & great discount. Be borrow rte tonal yy By Blocum. (Great cheering) Tho radical panty pn = it A 02d - Ra MO Li, ought evoasion to without nj al ineae: our own creation we have abeut | w when treat lomphe, and w wil) ear. said at that time thet we re not rincere; that jay preserv ut “ , reseut ‘war, tw whieh lives had Deon lost, and many de- | SRG? oP, “Over the river, where a few | leu por cont | M x4 we aed, ny security of the per cent interest, counting the value of the in ae | come.. 1 speak of the sed apectac.c which we have seen | were the irue supporters and friends of reconstruction, | * ieretton = wee be we Ym the discoriture of those who vullt up the party of | oF of the restoration policy of Me. Johnson, and that we | Privileges serorded to emigrant and stoped Jon: bigotry and ba'e and who now are the very ot has passed, | Citieau? The speaker anid he war ust a member of any in 001 tbs Mirred up, but which they | and now the public can jadge lacuity, bat simply & mechan, a af! other thee and election. Chere asnem bied sock it wan ther mtroyed, and now when it is ended, amd mo armed | Sanday nights ago they took dows the banner foe in the field, shall we have peace throughout | of the cron and put up the banner of Fenton, (Laagh- the Inna? (Cries of “*yer.™) Shall it be complete | 04 on the Sunday night to he took @ stand in prace—shall it be enduring, practicable peace’ That is | favor of the election of thi whose *the question we have to decide in ovr own and the suc- | Oppored in that letter. He would ia friend a text for a sermon to be preached on the Sunday following the elect om. It was to be found, he thought, in the thirty-severth chapter of Genesis and the verse. It was, “ And Reuben d f g2 in i i 5 d | | im their or awerve from their Each'ot' there men 'of besion whe thought They out (Loua sos ne) io of the United States with » British bond wore @7ESON OF GENERAL Mmorry. Petey: igh mgtisbed which bears only tree per cont toterest, he will of the Genessl tsecem wes recsived wih several hearty MEXICO, / oD gees” eagle ee Ee ee oe Me ye te 2 dared esa oe ae oe See ee eee - then spoke very briefly on the subject of the toch money as the bolder of the’ British bowds Will views of the mums ot | hitn Yor kites the time when the national trosbien com SPECIAL THLEGAAM 10 THE HEW YOR WAGs Manel encabeient, saying thet ihe. Stee oe Comme _ ‘® thie? Gur debs tn lew thew tat of editor of the | meneed, Report that a Larae Moree of liberate neve voted down, and (hey were to be told thes far ebell the | and dishonor? Because the world sees we have Bot re- Kindle the femes of civil New Ovimaee, O-¢ 90, 1800 tide of radicattam go and no further, Lo good) The | sored oer Union, that our ae © ee course, (bat wee staten- Oniegn raven fo Browperilie, Toney thin wvenmg ty ory of im must he stopped, the mora a, oe Oe eee ee a Pt ae and sop the waste of the steamer Bt Marja, where it in pemtively euertes be ‘ ~~ a Lees umeams toa hanes OF oi SP Sooty onenenn, They want to lend te os wild herd bebind him trod * m. A Bo with be intarrepiod by Genera) tedgeet 3 every ind hie owt eloquent Sounitattonal man would be strengthened under the and to bey ome to the action of poe beldeces ond dering, Oriegs hae reliable intelligence through te aM@ee. { 2 i clergy man whe prided bimeeif ay fort © owed something i ; i if i i : i : et constitution which their fathers gave them | (1 ‘that : i whe arrived from the Moxices Notaries weer that co the 24 6 jarge liberal fores, onder” Gartermene, wt Tengen, revolted and procs“ ©? Onaga. They gave oo ks Tate ya ogg oame out their ne, ne ven Pp en | Ps i Command and receiving They boat | eM otnitionh (rom Juaren’ torean, who are aware 1! of the carly return of Oregn It te Believed that the feat tong | Weert Heneral Peron has wine to attee® Tyxpem aSE it i MR, PROYS'S RAR. aE 4 i t i 4 a : z ! } 5 fF i i fen who bad la: crowds drowned the w i H | i 3 - g 3 i u : : L divine dare not to-day preach words of love aud peace on E i i > year ago. ‘this canvass, with every advantage gained, they pat forth more violent schemes. The depo- eres port history of the pastten ye=re.q "whieh he trusted they agrccvmay ? ‘ sition of the is now pressed because they car. was corrupt, ite leginiat arked sil OVOCAP The @ iy of November, The repah | Oficint Despatches trom Chihwaben «4 pene ried ivania: them New York, and, | interest: of the oountry; that lis tariffs FOWL MEy cams to be & party of progres, and Losada Deserts Maximilian. a. ‘Over that the people of the South who were our maddened trium, and drank with succem, | industry, and filed with dist bp | fast about one year ago they Proloash c Ww. Oa friends in the past when they found they wore defeated they will @ the nation’s credit to ite bam | pockets of speculators aud swindiers; DP Tings | he the exci wive frienae nf the Preadent, to raped y G4 rennaerggpen rte Depa “ that within maty daye one periy Was in The Mexican Legation received today Reis! dee Sonthernasra: Bieter they would | favor peechment and the other of fing (he | patehde dated Chihuahua the int \netan!, Cot Kng the YA hk would sci tor the interests | Premdent If they earred the election thin fall there | ftowing information of ot the cometh and for the interests of wlvare in | would be more rene of yo EH r 7 A a decree om the Mth wh pp that woeld join us again and come back to foe’ = a The “Gimeuty is that the ni having parsea there are peo- the spies of the war that cannot fargive, and they would egain revolo, r ij ; HY it i ts Dever darei to {aca the threaten Khow that the SF ne to Of the Union bec Be represented of commerce“ al is There wae mesning io Mr. Wendell enent sooner than come back to peace spectacle when | the Nortuw' ntin the bell where he said Soath Bouth, end for the purpose of | pealing the decree dated Mosterey, Augurt 11, 164ay net Of disunion, the danger is of com Dg and Philip’ ne 4 . ote yor: 7 tame for ‘deapotism. That is the | which the city hed a perfect rent to give, were’ to be Tee T Cece ans wise eeeemmaatan ncrantn eager anes | tone he coamape, ns Carer of HE, Wonrs Oreaay | See surime leteormente ware omens to frsigen ® toreatens 8, Row we fud peuple | dreaded by the country, and that the country, irreapect- 108, “recom | trusted -n tis 4 ‘ an the representative of the party exiending the ofive | TRO Would emigrate ty Merino te jom the Honican the rebeltion that they wonld run | ive of party divisions, must array iteelf againet the na- threaten impeachment | tional Union party becaase the city of New York will ’ Vor difering ia opinion from | vote se solidly for that party at coming elections. Fea flare the Loretnh,ine policy adopted by Mr, | It ie mot strange that the that is ee ‘unt the war? For adhering abd also eek to the principles he (Sir at the time ‘you elected hign to the Vice vy Be hredien ap enlightened. liberaland lenient eee Ataves aud thore people who submitted, monnto® |home Sondition, to the supremacy of the federal povwenment f= gered I will ventare to say that if they Pere ai te vere branch, and of Wr Aletander I. Siephenus as the repre. | army. Now. te Mexican gyvarmment reservar to taeit Be has been oo toerd pen seere are” ines, Seiten, be | ronnistive, of the ert whee esSrtuee uesct. | the hgh of haing the terme on weich Wt wl nancy, the Ror we can (ell upon what wil 1. T mmight On the Novem |. Mr Mepheus o eve according Wo creum. of others a well mu these, who have learned the | said “#hal! the of tae Rot secede it 0 tervicas of forvigners in every cane CF the elertion o 7 Tineote wn i if anne + Prendency of the ‘official paper of the Merienn government foot trates” Ho Gia was think they 0 get toe on, | utes, ciate! Naver ot te Mexwen, Sore erenhon od that they were bound W sand by the SOONG | aaeined by the lierel force in ihe mate Of Papers 4 the mggpeth of Awguet inet Hon was adopted Wr Stephens said, “Thin pnp | “tine (he mane of Se Ceara Losndn We sien put ones jaken ean sever be reraiied.” ond Getalied the | aed unewing that this Venere) eho hed at the Damiliatiog (rush (hat their abibties govern bre then t he Diind rage and stentoran hungs of men they deepine rat they only keap their iaederstip by al and eragid by 5 t I | Z a5 i i shall govern through this kind of . dom of baeyimenes hes atone oe world A s oer ? A man ereks peace, a ¥ meddling.” 1 approve at are foremost in uj those whem the purposes of President Johnron. he with the guilt of ear go ibe wid open Saaurth tree + ape A pone whe aL care boone iL t oy Saas wis po pa Aged savant will open a apter ol and become onan ergu tment 1 with — ole ee 4 \ Ganger on tals great erwin. (Applassa} Son purposes will byeak I Realy ancciates. The publio safety ts sndanser ple af the South, and (he result asemed extrtimely | Sagan’ wih then, nod bot, Wek Y secture governments, evpecially ie a mixed ment like Lon cde the ablest mee of « governing party dare Get apr dooltf) ont Mr Greeley mren '® | taken sides with the ipretere to thet conse Oure, there lhes back of 1s an unexplored pown and un- 7 ia evil wil their honest (hougbta oF 808 Out their clear convietione, | their determination to secede by «lly, | Tum len very great Blow w Martniien, ae Generet ‘ explosed dapsers—dangers a *bould be anxious never | oifered vy Mr. Crittenden in “nt Congress hed de. patronage. In} But there are repablicnas who samt ina | ngrow ie too | in the Pritam, thet preventing the 0 0 | (eenhe eer one 1 = the emg rs to know and never to sound the depths of. , .) | parted from that ‘and the only qaestion that io men hved | vigient, that it \* dangerous t¢ leave oven tu lente me Mg YMA de ot the | eds mae of mach rage 5 Now it iequitecertain that if a cause sonal eae Fomaend aa weaver ri arses aneet How Tork would government OM | break in the circle of our mational enity, and who we | Declaration of on and e tax tere | that there ins ciate Of ten who make \hmr neal and | defeared in ‘and predition he ite fanaticwm pay by Menitbily aad steadily ‘atoning poe | had utlered wae tahend. The of the rom tow NEWS PROM NOW ORLEANS. the va the country a ayetem of ‘amation which neh them | bow In eubmienon ond ak 0 eek protection ‘ to make at the cont of the general welfare They sin hoow Sas under the tome of thew fe, (aeptecee | Age's eben. speed 4 ened Upon the country (ney ran ant forqerd with atvice to ’ (ee aw pablic Ganed, wean cory, by menue of pRoves Brw power, ore brane of copminemcayl cmene: itm Th LR vems ane ; sien fo cated the cess | st'ntbed cnn’ The ceutsel of fae grest ones no ober bees | OO ee Rordea Of offices must be kept Senate has been riven imto the hana: «((h yew thet breve mee ; : ‘direct com of am honget ned carstal ese ut | from ine small siacer Thee 1 are adenlitted by “ Hee Gmnam, Gu. 29, 1008 i cy, Douert town, while sdroitly it iw the binekes wil bw Comore) ‘ethan Wi eave today for the Tene (row eeptuoreenieds Ut ai aye unkes (he North protecte then by 8 conatite. her eteawithy fen the parypeseet Griging beck (ne !e “that patent with DUTT 70 THe mLscHe. a eh Pe eon business acd ae Now it is the cots of hae to BO 1p ne blacks ae adventurers, own i mawere not bow they were mourning and Ineding weyons the of te Fives ba tase ther presend cunttimn, The poopie Of toe partion Gite Rremmten weeee Chere ape Ubety 0 ve taxation. That pro pay the com of them, } rouw are > wary dictate of int cont of ot moment whieh may prove quine a troublenme o mihered. In answer it oe gaveraswut for she’ Bovine og ts sievete thewn ta Cign tn ‘be sosal ond po: “ASM: ocr amet td them aah tp he sootel and po- few oct the road Hives oaiy ry Frail wot « mn ame. Tee ty Sates eee The Send of Lovee Commimonere hove oe Grant avd Kherman 4 the peoyle of be houh im any ev They and their Congrom woald | Penale te ball ope Million two hundred ibromet would trot, When fa | idean ei! guvern (he Roath Geant ADT acneodmenia lovee orsuing that it ie piney should not enter upon. | qventions left to perplex — the petite “oiea bee mad Wo the cone ove mapaniee | ee ‘i He are canten emcit em the ade of a materses | He (hes | warndd tes paeyte that when every Froteons be bovee thay nN mart cor ety to thie duty | Semin OF A DEAT Wann eh Sg tel a yp Oe * Well We inue 4) one» Iwo ‘nines —we tent lenre thie Mamsonoena, Po Ox. 36, 8 . J ~ ease up, t woul thy | matier ie (he handeof the people whe bare every me | Umm ferfee the peltwal orl raha of ail thew The O-~ iy warrant for the © ad - Prwerern H 9d Froyp io p rg | myud be pul @ the way Gf ibe Hetarp of the Soubern Dalen fants gt | Gro cas ageres vo susna Oo tasks adel iutetiiaont | Cimene By the docwion of the bighen je@icinl courte ou December 6 Fever bese fer Ve moarna 0 aot ~