New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

The Republic which shall a.tnowedge n, ir..-,
comprehensive than the Court. To thi, kiaS ~ s~
seiya'ion | invite you. | am no alarmlst va
here to proclaim danger Ny hop aud s.s
in the Constitution and in the permsne,,o.A a
the Institutions which IL rpholds il -
but with q knowledge Of the veakne-&
poor human Lature, and with the liza. y
history cast upon path. certsinly ne.d nos -
YOU that the loss Of the grea, blessing which Won 49,,
enjoy is no, impossible.
coniure YOU. citizens Of New Hampshire whia -
dwell with grateful emotion upon yeug present pt5,
ege- and upon youI great prosperity, TO renembsx IA
Litigation which rest upon You. 40 far ~ the future
your country is concerned. Never allow your mai,
Ia be diverted from the fact hs, this ia the gres, :,
pertinent in modern times OF mans capacity ioS ~
government. and that if the experiment csnno, spr
coed under this Constitution and this cnicr Of tie
American States, Its successes on THIS continent uHs
any new arrangement. Is hopeless. S1ch Is my COO.
yction.
lie, man delude you with the idea that our unio,
has amy intrinsic strength independent Of the devs,,
at the people TO constitutional right. II Is just
strong a. tina; devotion, and with the obseryaace A.
disregard OF the constitutional right il must stand o.
fall Let it lot be the regret-I ought 10 say tbe ~
morse OF portion OF THIS vast andienee-hs. the In
hert,nce purchased BY the toll and treasure and hI
Of the Rev oution, the inhcritnnc. which has
To Us irti gLted with the blessings AMI Ghe-sn
with the means of enjoyment, has THROUGH our -
ness lost to posteity. let il be the repron.h ~ -
one here that he was ever willing for moment % -
rice that which he is bound 10y his patriotism and ~
every high and holy consideration to uphold BY n,
wisdom. and if need be, defend by his yalor.
Ny tclow-ctizens, l cannet forbeag 10 roA.
how much il cheers me Ia be with you once sgsn-
To stand here on the soil of ms native State m "A,
sight of IFS green hills and clear streams and ana,
YOU its patriotic and hardy sors, aud 10 feel ~,
| am welcomed hot merely as President Of ~
United States but as your companion and your iss.
as Your associate in one common deiioa,o,
70 the well being of our noble little State and N ~
integrity, the prosperity and the honor of this gee
aud glorious CniOnnot OF six States, nor Of sxteeo
but of the whole thirty one, which though differing
ore star differs from another, yet each holds its pro,
place in the system and steadily shines with lases n
dimmod like their symbol orbs in the f-msmeu, "
heaven. Not to you are the battle grounds eiihe Al
Bennington. Of Kings Mountain, OF Saratoga 0, n
Yorktown foreign fields OF fame. Net 10 yoc .
the yalor Of New-Orleans less precious ,h,,
that of ChrystIers Fields or Bems Hight
Not 10 you are the men OF Mssssehass,
or of Ohio countrymen and brothers, any more THAI
those of Virginia or Tennessee. \ ~ at leas, will h
the future as you have in the past breast the storm
faction blow whence and when II may. You at kas
will scornfuy reject every false idol OF sectional PREV
dice 10 which misguided men may upon You 10 bow
down and worship, and will adhefc-unerrngg adhere
TO the sublime creed: One Union one Constitution
and one God" With you, in your hearts the blessed
spirit Of Love has not been chssed away by the dark
demon of Hate.
You have not drank these bitter waters of MIcbsA
Men such you can never cease to cherish the tnoa
and the Constitution, and 10 cultivate that nationaiy
of sentiment that fraterna regard for our ello yOu
tr,men of other States, without which the tnon CO.
not subsst nor the Constitution endure. Such Sse
m,nt MY can preserve US from those caldmus u
ci, war and OF political anarchy or tyranny which a.
stroyed the ancient Republics, and which now pny,a
in those OF South America. God IN ms mercy gsa
that no such calamity may ever bcfall our bc'sTN
country. ,
In conclusion | renew the expression OF my than,
70 Won all and add that should kind Providence spar
nv life through few more months OF laboricw en-
ploymant in the public service, shall find myself n
home again, one of your number, TO rejoice In your
prosperity and to give my quick sympathy in My
hour of trial or sorrow which may await you WhsL
ever other change you may zee in me- think may
safely ssy that you will discover no dminutior d
interest in your fortunes, collectively individually
and no abatement of jealous devotion to the honoia
our State. ~
Although you are not sons OF New Hampshire Ia O.!
narrow or sectional sense you are In heart 10 the ht
throb and In this at least claim TO be your brother
The President retired amid loud and lopgcontinue
cheering.
The crowd then broke into knots, and were r&xud
with speeches at various points during the afternoon
AT O'Clock in the evening the levee took place a
Depot Hail. where there was great shaking OF hands
while outside speeches were being mace and hrewon'
set off. -
MOL ming.