The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
meeting, ard received with intense eusazMasa. q,

meeting, ard received with intense ersazNasr ne
said
have never before had reason to speak anyws aads
circumstances of such extraordinary soienty The mo
eloquent speaker that could you has just prsea
himself in the person OF Major Anderson. cloud ehexs
Just come tfom the smoke and fame OF the fiery frnace
kinoled By band OF fAhlees traitors loud ciseers
from amo1g your midl neary one thousand men, sss
Hover OF the city OF New York, TO resent the insult
TO your dag. Cloud applause You have seat them
% resent the irsu, to your flag The greater insult,
namely. an insult 10 the constitution and the laws al
sosr country and you know tina i hose mon srs per-
mtei to make their progress TO Waship gton south-
ward they VIII tel tale Of which New York may Justly
be proud (chssls> Yor assembling here proves ahat
ready TO follow tselr example shoulder their muslss
put On their knaPsaoks and their fatigue drssses-nos
si.tutor and the country loud chcers) Yesserfov
was the anniversary Of the battle Of Lexington. tho
anniversary Chrce cheers for hassachsets.) Yester-
Gay IN the putting down OF tbs rebellon-(cheeFs)-
san Carte z one Of the heroes q the battle q exinss
auyuration a the liberty OF the Aner.cau world"
anec,s bss you to mark the phrase "rhs iaangurs
mens of tint of the Northern ststes--not OF .
portion Of this great Union bu. Of "the liberty Of Tho
This Union will go on, notwahs landing this rebeAion
until that prophecy, uttered eighty ago aAd up
revolution. We are in the ndst Of rel elton mere
neyec was more benencent, more benign govsrnDsnt
elwayf (Taree loud for the governmeut OF sh
shoulders people that they have a'dy knswa s
scarcely felt It, Nothing has been oppressive or unjust
or South Now, my fellow citizens THIS is rebeilioa
AGAINST iantess not only faultless, but forbearng
,hs Union has '' Secs plotted as in s'''u's o
has been educated tho Internal doctrines Of traitor
,oseplDg in his grave, and who cndeavored thirty
III a.. 1 hepn hacnu thu
mept was al kind or unjust in its operation, bat was
o.ssrse ihat man was disappointed IN his uuaAlowed.
are gong forward nd carrying out the doctrines and
The prext Of the election that did not sui. them
ausurated bloody causeless war. a voice" that's
soD You called upon, and think the whole people
70 resore the condition Of the country to ia cTd,.
pary purity, and drive these traitors If may be,
,n0 ha ne sea- f Sua ohesGs have said that
evcr On instance OF greater forbearance than this
government has exercised' {Cries of No, morn Neverl
Even under the atministato OF Mr.. Buchanan they
we're permitted TO onpermitted TO prepare for
TO organize an army steal public fortrcsses our
the freedom OF their country South, and hand
rsised sgsrs st them. "a voice" Buchanan traor')
was go to cay in connection with his forbearapc
that he had dishones. traitors in his Cabinet who
stealing from the Treasury and armng themselves against
reroitwho stood up sgans it. hree cheers for Geos-
raj Csss.)
AT this unc,ure Captain Foster Of the Engineer C,rps.
and DR.. Crawford, both Of whom were with MsjOr
Anderson in Fort Sumter, appeared on the stand,
snd were introduced by tho President to the assembase
they bowed their acknowledgements, were received
nh deafenirg cheers and, having conversed with so0'
Of the gentlemen on the platform, retired.
Nj. MOVES resumed as foOws:-The onlv objection that
have 70 ID Crawford 10 that he administered anti
do,e TO Mr. Pryor wish the antidote had been adni-
patriot he Cabinet 4 r Bucasnso and 5.
his associates Let him be, he deserves 70 be for
ever unbalanced in your recoleco0s; IN those Of
his own he me- but he has retired with public eratuse
which viii follow him to his Isst momeoi said we had
taken POSSESSION Of By Major Andersen the g,vern-
n.ent were stili supire, and after the inaag4
DONE nothps was done to prevent the cbsog round
o the men IN that bave fortress and round tbs Drawer
hearts in IT. Seventeen or eighteen batteries were pro
pared, as econ as ready TO pour out ire upon IL Was
there ever greater instance OF forbsarahce than the
Never Ardthe moment they discovered IL be
relieved in provisions only that instant they sopsht to
murder every man in that bopslces garrison our go-
then forbearing Our government has
kind But what IL the character Of the that
has been inaugurated, claiming TO be the government,
le Confederate states2 What character OF thAs
government call your attention to q single instance
| they have inauguratcd Wholesale system Of piracy
the entire CON merce Of tho country. (Appaie) That
Of he measures whIch ,hev viii sSos s'1 = s
| the war which s 70 go on. Now what Is
/ cumstsncts2 (shouts OF "shoot them shoot them y
Let how they speak OF the national Gag THAI idol
yeur hearts, which every ono Of ns has adored from
/
trey speak OF the national dag Here speech Of Gov
Pckens, delivered Immediately after Fort sumter bad
surrendered This Governor OF South Carona ths pupil
OF Mr. Calhoun under the tutorshp OF Jefferson DAVIS,
thus speaks OF our hsgA flag which traied in
tns dust oeieie AUD which has mantanea 10 iategnty
with uDfinchrg courage ana was never with stain be-
| fore. He says
bore to ssbbs,h though BE- that under tho
f...IsssS he
nd as sac y y
dis as
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q s,sa &c Ter spp,;s, Ss here say 70
sase ssMs
ss q ss Ism M .P sss
sos Gss0 Ss Ss and , sAs
flames o. sls sser IS Gag q South Carolina Als
Now give one response to that, aud ask you 70. "a
spend to it,
Forever float that standard sheet.
With freedom 8 sol beneath onr fest
And freedoms banner floating oerus.
Loud snd continued cheers.
SPEECH or SENATOR sPfNoLA.
At the close OF Mr. Noyes ks, Mr.. Ss-soas adj
dressed tho meeting, as fobws-
There no more glcf ons under which could
assemble that which calls togetleri,Ie Of
country. War under any circumstances 10 TO be re
GREETED and moro particularly 's TO BIO mournsd over
when We find such Is upon hnt II has
come there only i5ag left for US 10 10, and
that isour euty nisfor you 70 say whether you win
meet traitors and drive them tho (ics
Of "Yes," Eyes y God In Its mercy gaze you thia
country and Washington gave you the constitution under
which we live Botn have been sntr used 70 you for
safety and PEI petuaton WIN you tolas q them,
viii you nots cove will, We will y Before coming
upon this stand ] crcuitsa this paal and as walked
by the statue Of Washington the other side,
and the dag ot Fort Samfer, torn and
tsttered istorn aad attered, but nol dishonored
glored Ia that Tag. glorica In Aaderaoa and HIS tsia
band Of thirty i've gnpners who xepA OF for many
hours thirty housand Treason naopgers Of south Carolina
tn a sharn hat
(Cheus) We must not stop now 70 inquire what han
produced this war You musS only inquire - TO tho
proper 10 meet and carry On successfully ara
10 nn,sh at the earliest mosnt To accomplish thia
Q, the Mortimer rally IN their might, and these traos
ball meet end more gnorslsous than that which ss
upon the uaittr Arnold (Applause) Familiar 70 every
man within the sound OF my voice s the feet that eur
have hAa int "A N