New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

Govc,rmet, 70 T.. ,-;ni,;r. sorsr, y aui vrt1e.
I' oo l'k fer the other sun ~ II 81 Is tne Iue
h'im with Wiict yoa bsve received - u. os!, ~
u, o'''"Ieo it'o come Po'iiiot gn. heln
i"-et thrt tu.h !, rot TIE fact and az
~" God, y'n Nil bear witness 70 nothing -
,"c tnth. No such thought Tor ambition ha.
ever 'lst'r"d my sc,p, nor troubled my
mind 90 yer lave 4 herrt 20 feel and = will o ac,
hr my ccttii! euo ihsIk God that he hiss ven
ne cCuHge .'cI aid peak leares-l9 and fatd'ls
" i's behalf. Thai !. what my noble od Sta'e Of
keniucly taught me End thar is wha' have always
eLjesyo''d to 90. You Iced Dot ak ny counsel ~
io what is Ieces ssary {" lee done II = true ta th's
agitation shoud ceGtc; that people should pause ani
tuke breath: that parties should see wicn way they
drifting. Wtat IL the result ot al tLis agtation-
j III net mention it, name am ..ck OF TN neg'o
qpesiiCn- slck TO tie heart and would ~ God
that cood go back to the day when our fefather>
lived iocetl cr ~ peace sId irnOry. What i the
,ull of this agitation nred people divided, an1
sectnt al lire anoet severicg the lin on. And WIKI
that seCtvna ue comes sectional strife. aud sectional
eDmi'ics # the bit'erst charac er tnat mast nlti
ately ero in dsaster t. the Uuon unless her patti
cite aBd cOnsery- tl.e sOns come Ia the Tescus and
calm the troubled waters Tic patriot fhers fpugh,
sid by side IL The Lfai cy Of the II public to bnt ~
free and happy coDfederacy and b.qneahed T. their
cildr' Il noble nhe ritance that they fDndy hoped
would continue to exst III peace aud prosperity
Through all time. Tue mighty progress Of ths
country is Of he wonders Of the sge l. is enough
t. abe the head swim, and the breas, beavc -
ten ate the aoDorous progress. S1reytnofe IA some
thh let worth STRIVING for. thiCk that the pc pie
oi hs country t.udiLg rapidly tn f-e!ng OF tns
sjrt. think that if We di-pensed ~,h parties alt ,ge
tlor the people themselVes would b., right, for pir
Government Is founded upon their supposed capacity
GnC intelligence But snrh has been TIE Op-r 81 ~ of
paIti h5t there l. bur little OF the Tg" Of ssiy
,rmett leli 10 the psope. Instead VIC nave a. 5hty
uaclue which M axes the Government for the people
Tie ucunnee of Coz vention under existing crcn;n-
stai iupsTollvey he only choice LEFT to the pso-
pie. thing there ought u be end Of IBIS thlug--t
~ a Nru |
believe thst the people w"n'd brest il dowo there
would BE- more Of tbis 1githon. That is my belief,
first aud lat, aud O'ly hope for the salvation
OF our comuo country. II th4t fails, our whole
tcLopo Of stlfgOytrument falls ais. | tlLhk
that feeling is fencing to the re'tOrat o,
tLese rights 90 the IeoP'e. trust in jod that
they will be resiofed, and then the Government
vii be hight You old Wing could do no hing
het,,I than t. disseminate this dpc'rue l. is glJ
roue way to get back TO the oil Whig prirciples
Bat Gu eer'ng into speech which dd not 'nrend
to meke. let ire say Ggaio that ] have no Prcsien
tai aeprdtiOps anl candidate, and don't want
my nan to speak of such Iii with sincere
r get thst .co NY u1me used in any paper 10 cpu-
rccti,m eth that station an not ambitions of such
dstl cin, srd would not - the Presidency M
les a couiing.icy not likely 10 happen-oneess it
sh' u1 BE- the nantes onvctOn Of the people Of the
Urited States at could seTve them better In thnt
Il hD ID suy other aCiy Jhe-'r.j lo1 may be |
q sured that thee VIII Ice lack of candidates. |
Laughter You nay count upon me Us Il faithful |
cOpcIatoI with you your scie nes for the refor9-
ton o. tue GoNein tm 0i our country 10 the |
ractices aud principles OF tie days of Washington
Compas the adm uistra of Buchanan with that of
Warrington; they are as much aiike as Hyperion AMI
tie SatSrs-tnere's hgrily fauiiy resemblance.
Say uis with i'll ieeleg toward Mr.. Blchaoan
Let us uy to go hack in the old ordtr oi tnUgs TO
the y. ace and purity of the past. This is great and
glorious couGlry, and it bcbOoycs to help il oD-
ws1d in lis grand Tie old l. living to-day
who will see you numbering lO,rO,nOJ uf people
Tbs il worth living for this is worth dying for. hld
il il for you to soy whether OF t TINS couu,ry sIal
continue in i's carer Of prosperity and greatness and
bee, nstou the no :; moIal and most mt-lg.rt
i'll tie world. Win ruch population our liberty
hal become 'he liberty Of all mankind, vii sha
becoue law uto the nations. Let "a hope tnat
4 is law may be that of righcousness ard justice
IT, conclusion tie Senator again taukci his friends
for What be dtsieuated n most honorable bit unde-
served mark Of Ic-ped aud esteem.
The customary cjutesics Were then exchanged, ani
the visitors sOOu after withdrew.