New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

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Tul,te f adfiit.inh the Stste Of Kansas am ven
te to fsy, that tor every State O. this Continent TN,
vii % ot OF tits UuoI, there sand nj ,s, alrsa1Y
wing, Two States that will be glad 10 come in aud
Ike t'- places IAprlswe. II eJ will do 20 for this
sil! e that State on q @ COu;inontof nth
america must I've Democraiic or Republican Ct ,te.
Yor, geitlomou. from New-Ei gland. do not like the
~ ri DIN ora'i"; therefore viii IRE te word Reprb-
h'an la Cher ard api laufel aud no Republican State
~ u Is colin en-, % any other, can stand alone.
II 81 Is a. imIosil iiy. And the ia a simple
one. 81 much liberty 10 much ,ersonl independence
such SCOPE o. rivalry ard emulation and ambition, az y
rme rp"i nc, weie universal sshmge exists alone,
ave too much Tor shy State standing ingly to mi-
iai. lCiters. WheIef, 70 il is, as you have see
at The on EFT Is thought that creviges we Is
"'u ~ ts great national confedsracy of ours, You
leciD 10 ear at Of cssi9n, not only in South
Carolina bat recession in California secession in New.
GLAND, and at l4st, seres-ion Of New-Yok City
ard Long leland from the State of New-fork. Iaugii-
ter and cEoers. Ifey right in all this Dissolve
tlis American UEion and there Is no one State that
can stand without removing pcrpeiually the pro-
Ctss Ut recession, until we are brought into the
col ditiOp IS the States OF Central America-piiiful
State, unable 10 siaud alone. No, gentlemen; Re
slthean States ale Ike sheayes in the harvest
h,lo-rut them up fingly, and every gust blows
them down; stack item together, and they defy all
tie vnds Of heaven. Loud applause. So You have
ten u at thee thirteen Republican States all came
III gy Ia the conviction, each one that il cIuld
n,t ,tai alOie And the thirteen came together aud
y,u ave seen Other Sta'et--what under heaven kep
State Of Midi igan tie State Of Indiana the State
OF ILuis, q State Of Wis., oI,in the State Of Iowa
tie State OF Louissawhst kept each of these States
T' Il setting W by iisef for Independence Nothing
~, II al II CoulG Lot stsid alone aud 80 il claimed
light tO he united TO the other Republican, States on
the continent. SO il was with Texas. She was indie
IerdeIt. Why did not sio remain 70 7 You know
ttw much II ul,d u5 10 adult ler into the Union. II
tiled er much faTGei u stay out long az she did
Why If not hansss content 10 remain ont ? Simply
btcause ct tie Sympathy aud OF the necessity which
b. i hit. Do. 81
tnept slall be enc. Let South Carolina, Alabama,
II III, isra any otter States 70 oUt and while they are
rutLng out you will zee Canada and all the Mexican
s'stee rustig 10 Tl lagtel to fill the void Cries of
q Good good II il tbe wisdom discovered BY our
father, and 1t is all centrted in those three words
OF such pregnant meaning, Pta,ibEs Uaum. There
il such thing one ,eiarue from the many in Re-
publican States. Cleers
And now fellow-Citlzeus, will speak one word con-
CeniIg the nDlhOus cOuOion OF affairs produced
Ly tLis dtpotlion OF Of the American States to
~ ceCe from tie Union. Ii liar taken, il ought TO
have taken, American IeOpl and tho world by
Irlre. by hss II taken them by surprise. Only be-
cEute Was unwire aid is unnatural Ii Is wise that
all The Republican States on tits Continent should be
coufeoeI aItd Ii s lie that any OF them should
tempt TO separate. And yttit ongbt not to have taken
us by sUTJIe. Who ever could have Imagined that "a
mtC iii CONF iiCGted, go vast SO new untIied
i.s tie cOnIeoersled eystem Of couederated States
should be exempt fou the lot of States which
lave fguIeC ia Il History OF tie w0rld more
lever cc1ctiyed al Ouk How strange it is, how
uuieasCrale il IT, tlat should be surprised that
yin may drop out o; tits machinery, and that the
whcel 81 all drag, or that g1idgeon shall he worn
I'll I'll the wte l. hGl lay with beir regular
"cicn. Was ever a human soyiety for more than
seventy years exempt from the experience of neces,
,iy of el airing their political system of Government
We have III, it il Slater. Every State IN this
Union il u,t like tie FeGersl union. republic has
s coHetituii aid ii has its regular system Of action
No State is more than seventy Years old and there
il lot III any State Of tits Uuion Constitution
that II than twenty-five years old. Every State
las relaired renodeled aid repaired IFS Constitution
once in twenty years; ana certain has 1t be-
cCn.r that no State can adopt a Constitution which
will l,st moe ian twenty -hVe years. without being
J Ell aired, renewed, and restored, that In our own
Slate tie Constitution which adopted tw yhve
y,uIs ago contains pro, isiou that year, without
rny Yple6l TO tte Te lie whatever, Convention shall
con together in tie State If New-fOrk TO make
new Coz sttuion. L. 1t strange then that th- COM
Vlex ss,ieu of our Government should be found to
k after The lapse # seventy years, little roughly,
little Luequay and that il ehouLi require that the
engineer should look into tho engine, and rec where
tie eudQeOIs are ont and that the main wheel,
tie main 4p,tng is kept in notion child can with
draw in from Il mghtieet engine ana arrest all It's
motion AID lie engineer cannot eeS II when II Is uone
But ii tie engine To rightly devised and strongly con
.truced lie Lar only t. where tie liu has fallen
opt ard 10 rrlaee it, ana il viii 70 stronger and
NOE igOi our than ever. lCteersl'
We are a family Of thirty three States; next Mon
DIV, | hoIe to be faulty Of thiry-tour. Loud
c ,eir.l Would it rot be strange IT, in a family OF
ljrty-four nenters there should not in the term
Of a lew Neurs be one, two, or three, or four or
five Of the mentors that should get discontented and
want 10 withdraw awhile and rec how much bette
they can manage their fortunes alone think noth-
inc ftraige of that; only wonder that nobody his
ever wlldrawn before to zee how 1t would d., how
muth better they could GIT along on their own hook
than tiey get along in Il is plain, od-isshioned way,
rder the direction Of Un,le Sam. Massachusetts aud
A. .E,pl v. L
Wa bow got some ilea Of contunacy to the common
TaIeut, want OF affection for tie whole Confederacy
and they had Hartford Convection. hope you do
rot INK that personal apI lause for Newly orker
Well thew ray that somebody lii Massachusetts,
don't know who, tried it. All know about 1t Ii,
that for tie frs 20 Year, Of my political life, although
was q Democrat, JefiersOuidn Democrat born IN
faith Cf tie Republican fathers, wa held respon-
title for the Hartford Convention. And have made
TIN singular dscoveIy III contrasting that time win
The lre,eLt; that whereas when Massachusetts or any
obr ElHnd State gets iato pet, and proposes
to 20 out Of tie Union, the Democratic party insists
that il il high treason and ought TO be punished by
co.I,ion. That when one OF these Southern states,
aud Slave States gets Into pet, and proposes 20 60
out Of the ULicn, the Democratic party tnk- Is OK
cusale and ii Is very probable that they ought TO be
heted out OF The UEipn aud given good do"ery DO
rider. IApi lanse. And Trey cay thai we nate lhcIn'
ard that al love 10 lost between ua don't believe
woid Of IT, On tie other hand, do know for myseii
ara for you nat batting sOLe itte difference Of opin-
ion about adv ntage and about proscr tiOn and about
flee, and about freedom, and about rlavery, and all
that which ale family diihcultie- and into which we
DO rot take any outside III any part Of the world into
Uur council On eLsr ride; that there Is not State on
earth out iGe Of The American Union that like half 70
well ss 1 60 the State of South CarOEna-neitbef
England, nor ireland, Scotlnd, nor France, nor
Ttlty although from Turkey tkey send me Arabian
hcr.es and fron South Carolina they send me nothing
Lut curf.s btn like South Carolina better than like
INV OF tnem, and do not know but have pre-
run Ion, q vanity about il, but believe that 1t there
-. - no Ntafa If