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

through the s,cney Of the undnen' eeomp,on oont9'a
s sS i r.,s .s ves, add .d sae,s 70
I, INST Icy .y o s. the the sois s1 ~ ~ a. %
sag. Of he Isi,onai q oil 40 ~ shs{ we're ss.s,,t
o "a. s s.a %. &c 81 tb f ~a a ysy
h 5s6s have ddUs wrong 10 'hs S,.n D''H H''s
t.i me- sr~n ih, llr irco, aud the parry h,
,,pls, las, de4s 70 ~ esi ~i'b the fssn u .1
L,,,s u nav ka4o tAst the fOnlsrt nrePrs-.s
a., S",.,any mad. = ia.tno.sy circulated by MA.
,ssvos H.p a. li.cLyou. papers, - ipa.~s the pabs
,ua luov u a. nlsur prevails orss.es the
b, word Dol decd o,n,rutsd On the eoniryI
have Incurred prJu-i o.p'us ana rspro-en Al. "a ~
Ter QUO rnl dig North and ths south eeosa-
,s non The m int NJ 0aois famed and not ceeStsd
g. -ovd ui,iE.arS Iced 20 the PRESENT a1A>"'' ''"""
digs A., ,ti, 4, ,o,,u.,oino,i,.
,io ,v ttc f..t stone b. lection IL mot 70 h1ms
THIS 10 tin TO upon ceremony or upon et 'ns
y ~ al ~. H. aps,. Of oct II r. in with pefSons COZ
tempt aid nation. entt as Of iou. :. sosss aod q
auIind large port the world - IN sn s "a
H. mi, qu. sLoId be which shall Dc inc mr. " 4, ~ o'
Md ~ .rd,l tbs olive bIa"oh Of pesee ss5i"s '~eA,
oslt ,TsiLs, Jrvhs, la Us tsJF,t"o' ssa IN s,o..s
49,, III =. iis the n,-t 70 freedom ana 70 the
Unou vii surely erjo The lsrssr snare , he s,y.r -
49, 80 ,.etiou y nnot b. su.Pecied Of 10Y ooe tho
idi,, IL ssefinoe for feeone1 % no d.ossr Of 49,
@ Sorr h's disufb, you b M der no appreciation o.
&c los. o. rom a a GREAT for ..ss
Of our country beg yan to opT eso S ,a coo
own hOn0r "iS PefHit Joa 70 20
't SotL .i,. authoritative and unnis
,i oru hs it, 10 interfere with any vested
s % ia. Contii.u; tIst whatever ha, been an-i-y
AID uIcousiit1ienaly don' ma os - s, Ss'Ss
p Of harmony AID s,erai KINDNESS for 'he et.esa Of
fo PRES. ditus- AID tse. sec " the o'Aer
I,,,,,..,. 10, fhs B0sf an secRTfpJF NE JHiDe
IeIe is pTson alive whose position you'd eue hin
70 stsA ir o. d,g st,iGe could with thaG % sIuena
erirercy Of the surrounded 80 we are with danger
s..y ,ias S few week. the daty That d-voys
gTo him Oh ne .lh VI March aud indicate policy, a. o
sIred would that would relieve al Pss..n aes'ih' snd
Th-Ie gree. nenpsia's and anIea.oaso men 10
Al, sou c whom hD particular follower oct ~
Of whom would sbsha0heo u sucg poey ~sfr pussed
for believe iLsis majority any QUO OF Se oss
l~ouL arona excepted and may count Der out if Ne
nr,b tLt would c<in CONDITION oitneh shssios
10 b, Mon than they would ay entitled to sDv tho
Constitu,Io a. it de fJr aad which al sekaos
edge ou.ivss bound 10 "o"y II dlDefsuee Of
should sie how would be u ultAe i.e sSa e4y
az ono. ,he Juucisi Dun established iVf Tue pn2ee
and let i, decision De tina and eon-a.se wiia ~ rhs.S
or nsy be ydrd Do, a. si ANY ss'e d hoe" V d.
fair honest ahru, execution Of the ProyOs- o. the
Cou,liu ard tie laws usde AZ pursuance 'aeteo se
10 lat, but Yielded and further demands are made eo4s Of
TIE cnsiu.i0D IL order to oee;,lSn a'ne .Asn sas
All lrsrUu.itt, the tEa may en'ue oy sre
~ III eonf,e vu sura b. sor departure from
a. M lin and abb urng -ectiona,m Ia whatever
foIn wh.bsT IA tue Norh or south nave T
many SesIs stood ~ lie lace VI hi' son'Ietn
unsid add .oue the only spo9et aud defender Of tho
houb because. every recurrence i di,anec'ion s ais1s
tdnce hat men would sbTogaie the siisoun Compromise
.ectt lie
heui powers OF the 'ioSeiuaeu have indosrd the iates
ry AID Pso. OF hs eie S al a. .p5 SmaXS until
been let, single mare or he shafts Of ay osn P4'y a.
wtns. Of NY poi zeal oppoI'nt- Wy npIse ss,s 30
dtt 90 o"h Po,ie1l fortunes xha VIZ ~ oa'1
lad "a ,r done while ~hi.pend and mattsred and
,hout,a every souern,u My position ana PlDeiPeaoi
have bel frG " ssss,d they have proved mPres
b.le could be oyeri'wn in order 20 destly .seo
influence had character both personally and p,1c
hss been trsdueed ana maignrd Yet never an neh sd
bulge and ia his snen el'ei roe claim as s
a. view desliD) ~ come ior~sfd Ao Fi'ta1e
You because Of The nconduct handful inisunp~ste,
guided snSl AID desperate men IL your nia'' tso ave
suffered fer, to not only unPuisned os' -1s
ak ~ to viaddste NY Of your haey
to ,. Jnon ITO CoRshunoB dad The enforcement zee I@e'i
r n sak, lee IL matters e to any ous ny owe
80 ut ur.ia To- be pr-.ua ,uous deaaadit for your
aid ,ast OF common county which DoS s,a'
.u.leDd.d hair aw- ing he deeiioI Of ne sou. o. Ne
fussnd the detc.bdansO he Pilgrim Fathers ~6se uH
viii of do IN upon You a. tn' festive BOARD sno 900 ' ~
uin by exeTng the influence you hold eaea ooe sn
biz uai,e nosh, have full Ju-re administered pesee re-
red prosperity conif U.d the Union Of the States per-
f! aS u . s.s :sa y. By
ss men be een,ss 'n5 S ana ,.s 70 Wort" o6a .. ss
~ 1st ie;ee ~ sep. snd make .tSns q, %
part peac maker 10 the gst National family Of the United
Set; -. rn..s s,.,.. .u. .,,,.. ,,,.,
yeDer Secretary OF STAFF concerned the citadel
has .soy red the right to any STATE
expected mat South Caois fitting by Ibis unpsIaleIeS
rea,hery TO the rest OF States will s-i<e upon o Mostre
purrely been let almost deserted and helpless
condition Wha dasous consequences may result from tha
weakness AID cowsrdce part Of the Government time
with all attendant t the iresds Of the Union bret pa.
ground Of exit ,eno ali they can pre-,
strife then the deesiSe but act with yisor thai
will make their eLsuiies respect them
s1' With great respect y01E , ODD, 'e RoTas
S. n STRBBIss, esq Chairman.
g. he schools and churches Of New England
For well she Keeps her ancient acc.,
he stut born strength u !arim Rock
Aud still aims, With mder laws
And clearer light the good old cause.
Nor heed the sk-ptlcs' puDy hands.
While Lear Ter sohool this ehuI Oh Gr.Ye stsDds,
Nor fears the BLINDED Oisots rule
lille Lear the ehuTch-'pife sands the school
Loud sppiius
TIE Rev. DR.. HrrcHcocK responded After hu-
DCrous commencement, Iemi ded the aasembsge thst
when tie New-Ergl nd States were chartered, ibey
Occur led stIp Of Id between the fortieh and forty
eighth Tarllels Of stituGe, bel ing tie continent from
II e Atlantic 10 the Pacific. This wss, he said pro-
plrtic iorerlsdoNing If Yaukeedom; this strip OF
country WIS row Ie,I led with Yankees. And from
onefourh to Onetild OF the working force of the
eht Wa Puritan, for It was only within thirty years
that tie new tide OF Immigration Lad been setting In
1ankeeoom III history reIrrsented the true idea OF the
State. Cotton was not king; not king:
thonRhi was king. Loud apphusel |. This was tue
New England idea; the root Of the State 10
idees and not in material interests; and if Govern.
neit connited scl 10 tie material theory of society
would Stagger into the very grave where lay rotng
the carcassts OF tue old dead empires Loud cheers.
Dr. Hitchcock mention ed the characteristics of Asatc
creek AMI Roman civiliz. ti0n. We read Gibbon in
VAN to aTn the 'ecret Of the decay Of Roman Power
lie thought one of causes WIS an inherent
Gei.ttm The Roman Con tuion; Cesar found only one
million 'iDens, and he LIFT four millions but
lt,VO,VO OF PEOPLE were living under the rule of
Rome, AID more than half Of those were slaves whose
lam of q Ern,i