New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

Il at with Tie tle'iihg Of ALI ghy God she never VIZ
he ont 81 me Dnhp,. fT~mend ns Applause ~ @SD
n,hn'tia'n.l lyon fe,l as DO 1i9w 'be viii
teti "a, lave ;ajd On frmer OCCASION, tive Tho
'V .s,' I'M n.1f,he No 10, tie 'oiIi1g mfl'hns who
q. no ~ II q ant dusty. and ineliL efioe Of me
4 conf Try arc not 70 be Overcome, paraIyzep ana
mcald,d into tape by 'igi Mill rs without 'ssse
| auxiligries.
| But y frends we have fJllep upon evil times l
! wCulc not magIiiy danger, nor would l ns hy
! ay din i p hc asTect wi ici il presents we saTo
alridy arGyed rgir't ne Union sovsr' isn otaIe-
We have n eyuy sl ien Of FIVE or ak other states 70
FER fNteuGii 10 sonih carona ihat IN my Judgment,
they are ready 10 Join her 1T amy advantageous no
e. /; and am by certin that az me border
Staiea i'll rot re found in afflaiion. We have, I0
addic, ~ ibir a traitor Pref ent- lond cheeers-a
CORRUPT ard rotten Cabinet cheer and Tor 'nght
know, we nay have III regular army axainss inc
Uiion irafn Ilch tie Pref ent Is the commander
incl lei # tie amy; but de- lre 10 yon Esy solemn
con,idion tot iphf that lib al these fifteen states,
Il IL FeferI Adu iri,trali H. nud the army ans navy
banded logotl en- The ility iions OF we Nof,n ~
ceierd AID ave tie COnsiiin'lon and u's ohl'p;
lCiteIs II cid lot believe 20 should desPa1r %
n oouniry, for look ~ lis hing 40 exi is,-t
Should detIfir Of my country, and would cry aloud 20
ny God, oil give me city Of refuge
Nlai il " mr. deIern afio.i Yen ave derIared iN
the Cop,iLti,n ana Il e Unin How do yoo hope 70
rave iteml There IL, in my Judgment, bat one way
known under heaven ard among men by when they
be saved: Tat IL, by such an exyresion as VII go
n after how strong, -bsli not destroy Them Gooi,
and cl eerrl Mil er merca e. nor manufacturers,
however IeGrec,atle they may be III town MEETING as
sen bled can do ytbing the cause which we have
at leart, and much less caD they give MS ee,y by a
trucking, can, dog Ike subrcryency 10 the S"utos
iCteers The day will cone to All snch men, and n
will cone quickly, too, wi en- they will call for The
uounsirs 70 tall upon and bce them from the gaze or
tL.ir isllow-n Ell. ICheers Il ere are the men who
would IN d the ConstutVn AMI the Union by tape
hi boil bin. They have offered their pr1ce W tns
a. I... lao. Slulh
q en-. Tie oily PIN save the Constitution II ny
u Of heas md # hands lceers Of resotite, de-
tern ired en-, who will meet he l,st issue. iCneer
doubt that Fl eak very lar IA advance 81 tie
serin ent q tie tines. / have never measured NY
expressions by prsent prewing opinion, nor DO 10
ted to DC 80 Low would not degrade myself by ap-
peaiug tcfVTe any bo'y of in Chrstendcnlto ex-
pes opinions wi ich know Are fal-e. Cheers.l
i. You that the South ee,e that the Northis craven,
IA II csc men to whom i have alluded, have but
Afforded u ston. grOu for be- belief. Cheer
1 want to know Of every 1 meet either here or
elrev tele, i Re b,lolgs TO that body Of men, or
whether BE- belorgs 10 another. want 70 know
whether 10 is g ing 10 purcbhse peace by nesnnees,
by bern, ing biz ow peoll ana bis own Interests az
WHEELER lie s going 10 defend TIE pease. Cheer.
My fellow iiLtLs, tie Constitution and the Union
she ulo be uon u ips Of every man. and the Ccnstt-
tuition and TIE Uion rould be defended by toe vaiof
of every man. Hurr4bl and cheers Unl.ss yOa
hi 81, 20; Ill h you II esk as doas SURF ao We
lave met lere tC-Iiehi-the Constitution ana the
IN ion are IL II forever. Cheers. And call uppxa
you to cave item. cs dpon you to muster All your
nsulood, ard to meet the issur, not that yon have
Ian,d, but which lie South bas forced upon you To
meet boldly ad deierlnintdl!, not defantly and II
YOU ri ill 90 60 YOU i'll have the satisfaction - knoa
that your country is again s;fe [Cheers.l And soft
tie tones OF The eIalb loud the thnDier OF
heaven, tie cry Il ali come from the sentinel rho
watehtoweI IF liberty, God prorPer the Republic.
All Is wellp'
1ts an; ,-Uie duing Dir. Hirkman's remarks wss.
st liuey, deaierig. Wien he uttered The sentiment
Of "no more COMPROMISED the shouts treDeus-
duous; gasees ,at;lt cheers rang confnsedly up tho
whole house stcod. The sentiment relative TO south
CnroDa's inat iii TO 70 out Of the Union was re-
e.iyed it'll APP anse il such were possible
Tie deuunciation Of tie President and Cabinet wera
greeted with an approving Storm So, the aiinsions %
tie duty OF the people, aud the strong Anti slavery
sentiments n the speaker tremendously cheered
LETTER FROM THE HON. JOHN snERNfs7.
WARRINGTON Dec. -, 1860.
GEsTLEhEs; Your note VI the 18th iast inviting no
to attend pui inner in your city, on Friday even
ing next, Was Gully neCeiv.d
remember, with llessure, the kindness sho WI me-
duri the IeteJt CANVAS by our poh ica friends at
Phil. Dell hia aud would gladly avail my self Of the pro-
Iosd c.lebnrion, " mine- NY personal thanks with
our ejoi,ings over the recent iuph VI poliLi-
cal pm ciple. " er y gements aud duties, how
tN er viii Tot allow that pleasure.
No Suie dispute with Pennsy lvania the honor or
this triumph. Her own con was upon trial, and bsf
ice of condemnation emphatic and de- live. The
el cion OF Gov Curtin iorvspioa ed her eision and
tir, ngtl en,d in every Stae where freedom
lion Ii all NtD 10 ~ NO
mber recontdeied and reafrued her verdict in o.
Der. And now since the victory is won bet us nos
| ,e II 4 us tf il.
Fidelity TO pIineple il demanded by the ki.es,st psS
tiotisn. The ques'i N Is not whether lis cr that pol
icy shonld prevail, but Whether We shall allow the
Government 10 be broken into fragments by disip-
painted rsrthans, eonoemned by four6fhs Of the peo
lie. II II tie same question answered by Gen. Jack.
III Liz proclamation Of 1888. II Ia the qp.s
iion answered by Henry Clay III the Senate Ia lS5A.
Ii is tie question answered by Madison AMI J.H-
ferson, add recently by Wade aud johnson. l. n
question whish, ie.l assured, every one Of ycu vii
er, in the patriotic language Of Gen. Jseksoa
The Union, IL murt be preserved"
Suh would be the v,i OF the whole Country, IL TIE
Govern meIt was not administered by .ho-s who
hot only PERMIT treason, but actually cotamit il by
turning the powers OF the Government sinss isel.
Tie kill the Government they have m.iui.ia
and defend because tie peoI le whse asSDs they srs
have copd. mned them Ia this spirit va have seen .
Secretary Of the Treasury, charged vito the fnan, ii
vi the Govern ent Offering for ssle the bonds o.
the Government, AID ht the same m5ment declaring
that il will be oNerthrown and that ne would aid Va
oyerthrUwing IL. We other iigh officers receiving
pay for s-I>i,es 10 the Governments and vet ut tho
cane moment plotting It's destruction. We zee the
Treasury robbed by subordinate officers amid the gen.
trSl ruin. Stranger stiI, TIE Prsddeut Of ihe
ULied Statee acknowledging his duty to execute the
lawe but refining 10 execute tasm He admits that
the Constitution Is the supreme law; that neither q
State citizens Of State can Disregard IT, aud
yet armed ss be 10 with all the executive power he
refuses even To protest the property ofthe Ubis&
Stat.r sgairst armed violence. lie will no. hear Ger
CHts the head OF hi. Cabinet, He will beat Geo.
Ssoii, the head of the army. lie has transferred 70
southern States more than hundred THOUSAND arms,
OF the newe.t pattern ADD most effective caber 10 DO
tut ID agaiBst the Government
The American peoI IL are now trembling with spprs
htDsi, est Il President allow officers ard eok
oieis 10 he slaughtered III their posts for want OF tho
aid which lie has refused, what Is digraceial