The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

eu,ut IN ooevoe o. by Sar they the hayone
ter the sbbesd and the bullet Tor me s"mpSom'se fAO
moment bhey belong 10 Shen fnu integrity 10 Lbe
great siree the question which yoa decide shsy
sepeno upon the eGfss Of grea, struggling but Tor
bearing peops To set themselves lhe wos "a
10 cefeud themselves against lhetr
government ana ~ MAINTAIN their laws Order n thus
seaiines for projection L~t the enemy pa, carry them
away and your ree N becomes my H. feeble trsdOn
81 the past, only 10 be saatea future az cmbs
stsa IN she future Of things that passed away
Fellow citizens, are you worthy ths memory OF your
sirssf Cyes") Fellow citizens remember VOC those
scenes which preceded the bloody strife az Lex ngton
Know yon bow man, woman and child back et on tho
amor OF frsscom sesst OF britain
Remember Yen that struggle wonder Bunker flu, INV
man ster man father and brother and child fell in the
absss, and was devuurei by the nmns death
ony 60 shout spptsuse naeis u that p~oyiten,e
.hch permitted them TO die Tor their country loud
cheers Know you not thai upon that hill the
sweetest morsel patriotism ever partook Of was the
aest OF The patriot upon ts bloody you
NOT remember thar their example blazed this
continent, how here, and there everywhere were
lighted the walch bies Of hoariy-how mass upon
mass how arms were mArshaled-how they contended
10 the held against she proud oppressorS And remembr
you not that through All mat IhAt Of woes bow the
cess.s approached at last, and the Of freedom,
breaking forth beyond that heavy mist OF despcnding
cloud shot IT'S country blest by smiling face
and resonsnt with applauding vc,cesY That IL your
memory-,hose are yoor traditions Another Bunker
hll ~ heIenother revolution has begun aud you are
he men who are 10 participate ia that royolution you
are the men who - decide its results. (voices-
I'VE viii do NJ know what the issuo NAV be- but
be who the Lord Of Sabaoth shall give destiny az
providence hss been wont the right SHAH prevail Are
We right yes, yes) There not a shadow Of doubt
that pervsdes bosom here in regard patriotism
of the North The battle is not 70 the strong nor the
to tie s~ift, but is the right IL " to that
am irrepressble principle which pervades ell hearts,
which actuatas all minds and which inspires anma.ee
mai wherever he may be, whether at the tropcs at
the pcies 70 rise in spontaneous resistance TO thu op
preesor 70 crush the tyrans al blow Great applause
There stands that venerable mother Of Stateswond
God she also the mother OF the Un,oni She has
within her power become the arbitre,s on aeooud
for this country. I will
NIT the opportunity TO glide away, and that she with
others VIII pass down the tide Of time only n scorned
Tor what IN the end she accomplished ccntrastet IL
may have been by the glores OF her instory career
Vrgn,s-Vrgnia should not be among thu revolution
Virginia now is within the FUN grasp and
writhes within IL Of the dsnnionists and the go
cessicnists. Let her not hook again upon that
proud escutche0n nor point the eye of the admripg
world 70 IT'S unblemished surface Let her efiacs
motto Sic temper fsrdnu.. and let her Appropriate 10
rants Of Europe Fellow citizsns Look 70 yonr own "a
tive New York Here we in the very focus OF the
intelligence and Patriotism the energy and the prosperi
" Of ths Western world Not alone is the eve Of the
South directed upon you TO day, but tell you from
yond yonder blne waters which roll between ana the
to0tatoos or y0ddnr Euopean Powers, absolaism con
templates with fearful anxiety the eteot st.uds the
determination Of purpose, AND tbe indexbiy OF will OF
those American burghers here to day You fellow citi-
tn that attitude where your departure viii
tell for goof evil upon the pages Of history down the
vista Of time. As you shall maintain principle truth
ss YOU will support order and law vi the stu
dent solitary cell by his midnight ianp elevate YOU
20 Getty in hs own Imagination he traces the history
Of from s earlier inception TO its later career But
pause for once, let there be any tering tn your will
turn bot side towards the great work OF freedom
and you may 1--we 70 be soorued your memory NAV
survive only 10 be despised and execrsted.
In conclusion Mr. Cochrape saiIet me once more ask
you the name of thst freedom which enjoy let mo
once more invoke Won In the of that patriotism
which is ipseparable from your character stand by
the Of your country, and your whole country and
under every circumstance support your country. Qong
continued cheers
SPEECH OF HIRAM KETCHUM.
The Presidedt announced the speaker the Hon
Hiram Ke,chum, a voice. "we'n catch them' another
voice, "Thats . fact who spoke foows:-
FuIow CHARACTERIZATION cannot claim the song
which have just sung "a voice, hats ~ u be.
longs - the Union; It ours. (Cheers) Whoever at
tempis 10 address his fellow citizens this shonh
In nv judgment, well weigh and consider the that
he utteys They should not be words of irritation
anger, but words which Indicate settled purpose and
deter mination. Our first duty. my fellow citzens on
this OCCASION TO Danish all thoughts OF difference be-
tween Ourselves a voice. "Good y We to forget
that We have had any controversy smsns ourselves.
a voice, "They are forgotten We must up as
one united people. "a voice, 80 wili') And for
what should we be- unitedS My fellow czaus the great
principle which lies At the foundation OF Institutions
that the people capable Of self government that the
majority Of the people must rule Cheers for the people
that their WI consftuonaiy expressed, is the lag Of
the land that the NH GRITTY must submit the majority
applause and "ghst T. so') It s upon that principle,
my fellow citizens that ~ho'c ipsutns o. liberty
rest II ia that principle OF which the flag Of
the emblem, and It "a upon that principle that
tske stand That is the Fort sumpter which
must defend (Appausal We must resist to the death
II necessary All who would sssa or attempt 70 destroy
the principle of popular liberty. fAppauae II "a that
principle which fathers through the Revolution
tanned. through war Of seven years. which they eetab
shcd by the formation Of the constitution under which
we live II is hat principle which has attracted TO
chores thoussnos and millions n from foreign
countries To come here and they have allegiance
this government 10 this constitution They vii never
violate that oahthe millions who have here from
foreign lanes Cteers) Yes there multitudss here
who have taken that oath. There millions this
country ~ho have taken that oath "a Voice-"And will
keep H. tooD They have taken II upon npon tho Evan
gelsts Of Almighty God, they have taken upon the
cross, and they will stand by IL "a voce-"We wiln)
And do you suppose that ii IL less obligatory upon them
with mothers milk. ('Good, y and appause) Nov,
my trends Am gong 70 show you, before SIT down,
that the war now s In defence of that principle me
assault rs upon that principle. The batteries Of the
enemy erected sgtnst the principle OF popular go
the principle that The people shall rule by the
Up,orities ard chat propose, 10 very few words IN
der onstrate u YOU before I take nv seat Now my
friendt THAT the facs2 We lately had eec-
ton Of President and Vice President OF Che United states
There those among uk-and of that
that DID rot ~ish To see the republican party pre-
vail Every ward aod every election distr,ct In ths
should prevail Now, our fellow citizens at the
South have, therefore, supposed tina. they could rely
upon the city Of New YORK 10 sympsthisc with them in
their rebellion. Ono ncver.'D What the princi-
pe9 We came mp 70 say-"Al your grievances be
The Union and under the constitution and
The ballot box. We gave fair trial. and we were de-
Outside Of the ooDeitufon-f iNo land TO break up
the government Have not boon defeated time and
AGAIN. have been defeated: my party has been de-
feated time and again. have known what II 10 be
defeated when Advocated Henry Clay President OF
the United States and have known what II 10 shed
scaldng tears ovT that defeat. Bat did snthorse
him 70 rebel against my cououy3 c'So,'D Has II not
been practice, NV follow citizsos, I sub oft 10
you, 70 have free discussion tree prss and animated
and free crvas2 But when the queton settled the
minority always submitted s not THAI American la~2
C'Yes, ard viii be y Fave you not sccn parties
her me and again M
anxious and have you not tnem the day, after
tho ballot wac counted, shake hands daughter and
applause That Is American law. C'Yes IL s.') That
" American feeling C. That's so') We say I've get
beat, ana we tho minority, yield. AZ the next eec
ton wil try you again (Appause) That Va
la~. and now, when went into this Last canvass and
tried dis according 20 the beat OF ability, 70 de-
fea' the election OF Abraham Lincoln o. And did y
believing that the Of that party would be inu
rous To tho country, whom u was over, and was do
fesied chat renamed but 70 give up " submit 70 the
majority OF the peoyle and u sustain the President who
elected by the majority (spplauael and had any
thought thst those people With whom acting
gong rebel against the goverDmsDt never would have