New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

=, Immortality for such an unbsplizsd mo1''er' NO
Un,v live 10 r.vsge our hertsge for fsT days -
there - a splnt of liberty iha, lives an'as rs,
ard that skall i've Anc sroued by that spr' 'nsIs
,hal spring up the yet unaions11 hosts OF M % =
have not bowed the knee TO B4al-ind We VII F''
10 ibe knife ana kpife 10 'he bit
For, 1T SHALL be America Sh4N " fres.
sc rill take that FOR our lies enterprise Giius,
vewill leave il a legacy 10 our children suI wy
,hsll will il 10 theirs, until the work Il cone gu,
fs,bsr. rrsyers are answered aud this Whois ian !
stands clothed and in its right mind SiHo'' VI
what the earthly froiis Of the Gospel are
ia Nstiof al party Is nos 70 BE- formed "na' si'u
it be, ard what shall its Office be r.,.; v.
peace BY war. Bat an American p:rty, oee@l1s
Iesoe with irnperious Afistocfacy oy t,eiung esey
Thing down 10 the rOoi-one Wou'o ,u.nH ~ P,;,kb
need be formed TO DO that. Juoas olu ~ niuou
ont comnsnv Arnold did that without CO npaoion'
An American National party must either De PIE
LA ana ps,cbed.up party, carrying 10 is e1ua' tle
,ro,sl ,,i,oD of two belgesen' schemes' Ioi er ie
gendsr, disputes and agitation, ana Iurious connio',
or 10 be a real national psrty, y M W. ~, Ill
h1r,hrya party and bec0me national We nus
again over the Of history Here L. Tue :'Or'u
Iibeyty btRan lite roots With US yet. A. i's as
,ocatiops and ell its potent institutions are WIN U.S.
Having Osce given forth this spirit Of liberty, now
fading ont of our Southern States the North should
again come forth and refill the poisoned veins that
have been drinking the bemlock Of Despo,isn With
the new blood Of Liberty Let us give cap 10 the
tree Of Liberty, that il may not with-r aud die!
When Hercu o. was born but yet child, the Jeal-
rms limo sen two serpents 10 bic cradle 10 destroy
him. Hercules or the serPenis mus, e. BON coald
not lie in the same bed. He seized them And 'ufo-
Gated them by his grip. While hi; poor brother
Inb;cIus SLED the house with bis shreks. Az in.
frpal uno. envious Of The destined greatness Of this
country hath sent this serpent upon it, What shall
we doY Shall we initiate Hercules or Iphiclus
Shall we choke IT, or shall we form tmid National
party, and shriek7 -
ject until there il victory Of principles. Northern
Ideas must become American or Southern idess mnst
become Amer,c0n, before there will be peace. II the
North gives To the alton her radical principles OF
human rights and democratic Governments, there
will be The peace Of an imneAsurable prosperity. Ii
the South hill give to the cOuotry policy derived
from her besihen notions OF men, there will be tuch
a peace az men have Overdrugged with OPIUM thai
d.ep lethargy lust before the mortal cOnvul-Ons and
death All attempts at evasion, at adjourning, at
cODeealing and compromising are 10 VAN Tine re9-
sOn Of our long agitation is, Dot that restless Abo-
ltioDsts are abroad that ministers will NEEDLE with
improper themes that parties disregardfu of the
counifys interest. These are symptoms only, not
abe disease; the effects not the causes.
Two great powers that will not live together are in
our midst and tuggpg at each others throats. They
will search each other out though you separate them
hundred times. And if by an Insane blindness you
sbsn confrive TO put OF the issue. and send this
nnst tiled dispute down to your children, II Will 90
down, gathering volume and strength al every STEP 70
waste and oesoate their heritage Let II be settled
now. Clear the place Bring in the chanpions Let
them put their laDces in rest for the charge. Sound
tie trumpet and God rare the RigMl
The latter portion of the lecture was frequently in
fenupted by boisterous applause.
After Mr. Beecher had taken his seat, there wee
loud calls for Mr.. GIDDISGs, whereupon that gentle
man came forward and said that he hsd not come
there TO make speech, but, like good Methodist
brother he would add HE exhortation TO the excel
lent sermon of his clerical friend. In conclusion,
MI Giddipgs besought ell to enter heartily into the
contest for Freedom-to trust in God and keep their
powder dry Loud applause