New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

ton OF Inieps ndeDce, Washington staiea
intention Of rot retiring fom. pnblc hfe, ifl
The liberty OF his nation secured. Look at him as
be stood avOwng there sentiments at % years OF age,
a British auhect in rebellion eganst BT leh Is raDuy
How robe IN meiu and feature with what great I'd,
g. rest and ROVER Of arms he adhered to that purpose
A. when the liberty of thu couDry WAS fecufed, ne,
as be President Of the Convention OF ls', acted 70
b,;ng abou be same results Of independence 10 Da-
tiopali V and nbor among ourselves lie "0u'd say
no more of the life Of Wasbiugfoni but ~nen nc came
I, close his career in his Farewell address, quote
noUO nv every party for It's own purposes mis- greSt
inject was TO show that the happiness Of the people
conld he made so complete, by the praoent Use OIL
re blessings Of Liberty, that they might acquire
the glory Of recommending Il 10 every nslou .ua S
Yet stranger TO 1t. THUS The love OF lloe,} TeS .
GROWING virtue of his existence. But washington
had said that if the temple which liberty lIhaDlteu
proved INV orhy of being ito shrine, the great prnc
pie vOuld vet remain. The last month OF tne eHpIr'ng
century put out the light Of that mighty me- Two
generations now had Passed and we ut present were
gazing 10 zee where were the dangers OF or tIme'
Unless some more potential voice than that OF the
foolish NrgniaD who had dared TO say that the hOrss
pen of foreign enemy should trampe ON our SOL,
should sound the alarm there danger NO geo.
eTalions had grown 10 love this countrytat country
-4bt UDOn-.aDd would not weigh that love agalnstau
supposed advantages. AS well weigh the love oil ones
mother aeanet sordd gain But While this love guar'
anteed the preservation OF the Union III MS integrity
rs well as did commercial Intercourse he would say
that these guarantees Of Union were not necessarI ~
guarantees of Liberty Great nations were not al gays
nee. Here came in the doctrine OF the Republi sin
ri.riy-that independence aud Union benz cafe, the
liberties of the country must and shsl be preserved
lGreat enthusiasm. IL was mistake to suppose that
the Republican party wes primarily concerned Wita
the civil liberty of the black race. We knew our dn-
ties as men. and would nos shrink from them;
hut oar duties were in accordance with the spirit
Of the Constitution mT. Everis continued e0qnently
TO eXvOund tbe genius and mission OF the kepubhcan
rty-sboWing that Constitutional liberty was lts
q -. ~ hoo Of his
rot all found in that party but al that WAS ~ II was
rpapfDl an brave. Cheers. If il would thus 90 on,
follow its leaders hopes our end our glory, were
secure But il we fell shOrt aud wavered the Liberties
Of The country would demand o'her ao, ano "ouio hu
it. lie cloFed with this sentiment:
The RyuJ,ieqn PGrtyrbe eX9lnpie OF Warrington ia IND
pulse end m ngbt-whsever saeihssl night Dc ase.y 20
the administration Of the government - the love %
Drank with cheers. Music" Hsl Columbia"
:. The Unica Of The Slater.
Respouded TO by T.. DELAFIELD SMITH, esq.
g III, Te,yi,oyies Of he UhiOn-Aa property
should he aduinered by common Government e.
offer 10 evsry man free hone the of fdrr cza'
aud power hey should be made Zee agd pro'pIo a
WN CURTIS NoYEs respOndedto thus toast. tolE was
the first occasion he said since the agitation which has
fsyaded The country Tor the last 5 o. mohhs
when any respectable portion a the kegu'ioau party
has assembled itself for the niternee OF s senimens
II was. therefore, to be regarded peculiarly ioFtu
uste that those are present who might IN some sense
sreal for The Iarty. II a very wet cut Without,
and. so far az be could discover, very mellow one
within. The Chairman had given him dry subject;
ceftsinv If not dry tr Tor the last ten years
scarcely any question has been agltated more thor
ouehlv than that connected with the Government
oagsuiza ion and the XseLee OF liberty IN tno efr
tories Of the Union. The Republican party mad Deen
clarc ed with fomenipg dissolution OF the mon ~
WAS charged upOn lhe North. The speaker repel.ed
the imruation with scOn. he Tepeiled IL N oendiI OF
the rBifv No fasehoOd more atroconS had eVerbeen
utttIed against the Republican party. Ihe North
- -, fo~~ .cf AizuuI
contrary the North had given very salut2Ty example
OIL that subject. The members OF tue Hartford Coh,
yen.i0n forty years ago, We're suspec'ec--pspeO eu
ONLY though really not gnilty-ot entertaining as
nni,,n sentiments and the mere suspicion completely
ed the pO cal existence OF every one Oh them
When the standard Of dsuulon was hfst raised III
South Carolina ard sought assistance IN the negh0or-
inc States who was the most eloquent n feOuhug auu
e1rnest in puttup il ao9n4 Wbo 50 successfully
conf ed tho exeriions Of Andrew Jackson, ana sue
ceo0ed in destroying and demoshine the structure oil
notification which had been Iased u was the patriot
now Sleeping in his gave TT harshield. tiremendo
app' alise Blessed be his memory Long may 1t i've
in Ihe affections of the American people (hepeated
appaUse It's very act coyers nutsuQc OF lesser f9'
The sneaker remembered thirty years ago. bong then
n nber OF the press, writing article against tue
executive OF Georgia who threatened Glsunion,
because the general government ca not remove
the Indians from the State. lIAngbter'-
There is 10 disunion in the Moth. But there was
settled determination 70 have liberty in the Territories,
and IN the mon. " q were not here tonight ioT tne
purpose of rebuBipg disuDiOn, whether 1t DC among
ourselves, or whether 1t be elsewhere; and, While
Tins deefmr ed 10 observe and have others observe
al be principles of the Constitution, we do not desire
in the slightest degree 10 interfere with any OF the
domestic institutions Of the South. Whether It be ia
rcgard TO slaves or ANYTHING else, dlsayOW any
RIGHT to nterierce disayow any authority except on
Tie p;rt Of the States Themselves TO m.eriere aud we
will aid with all the powers OF the Constitution aud
al the forces Of thc State Government, III putting
Down everything which viii disturb tue internal
trovof,iiiit- NJ Sfpfp of Territory.
Great cheeriDgl We 20 further than this. We VIII
observe, az cltiZeDs and polucltns, not only the
statutes Of Congress which may he properly passed
in rff renee TO fubiects which they have proper
ipr, dirtion but also the decisions Of tue Supreme
Court where they are deliberately pronounced upon
matters IN Judgment, IN regard 20 when mat tribunal
hes c3cluslye authority. We VIII observe them WITH
he same respect that VIII those OF our IN State.
But we declare that, when that tribunal steps
beyond TT proper rights under the Constitution,
il decisions arc not binding uOon me- What the Re
publican party proposes TO do Is TO be done lawfully
m,ior the Constituio ion By force Of persuasion and
Argument but not by violence OF outrage. or wanton
disregard Of the deCieiOus of high c0nTis OF law.
We 90 not believe IN the Government adopted and
promulgated by Wise, who would march 10 Washing
ION 10 prevent the Inauguration Of Northern ffesi-
dent by the powers OF State arms Inc speaker
would Ike 10 zee that operation tired.
Volcys-" So would we" lApp!aue.
Mr. Noyes continued some time longer IL ms re
marls touching upon the position OF the Republican
parry IN rel ton 10 the country az large.
Tie Republican PoTtH bClicvCsn the faith Of the athes
Of tho Republic; chershes their traditions an teHefats tLer
II 4 devoted the Union of the States and 70 tHe
freedom aud horror Of each1od vii and inc Avs OF o ana
only authoIitie5 TO which IL Processes hegcc Nhcr
eve. .sfs f. preserves order mainins s, and
cvery man rights here Is not Republican site IN which
any nay not travel In sy wherever he ple9e pursue
his without moestacu, une write and Spas on t -
ierg as his Hn4 s respect ny dictate. IL pIin-
cpc8 need only extended present she same spectacle
through out the whole land.
The bon. DAVID DUDLEY FUN responded a. fol-
lows: II need MOI surprise us thai tine Republican
n.- Ln. nunnrr rnrDd tatnn and lhnea.