The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24


Every must be brought into actsn aad every &C
ton must deal blow q death 70 traitor Cheers
time that one Of those ysxabonds appears upon
i banks he should be blown TO the devil without mercy
q s1S SuS, III
81 clergy" TO that FAY, Amen This war may be a
ss e 20 be Sssr o the
cont say can but can conquer them; ana when
We DO dollar Of pc Se rrea Sorhs
Tbcee tine plantations shall belong to the Northern SOL
aer and with Northern men we snan nd
certain to take place am stii for peace II y Can %
have ms upOn @ and we viii suffer 10 Be-
bred upon with impun,y we may ss wen ell, ies mem en-
now az naa shs s Wa bsr
bones the flames and their own carcasses TO the eagles
Of America (cheers)
SPEECH OF DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, ESQ.
hr. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD sa'd:-his is no, q time for
words but f,r deess Our Union sssailed that Union
which created after many years of patent labor,
Of common suffering and common glory. Our constitu
tiop Ii eehed that constitution which Washington,
Franklin, Madison Hamilton and their compatrios made,
and which has served us well in peace and in war
Our hocf. ties menaced those liberties which we in
hered from our brave aud suffering fathers and which
We received as an Inheritance TO be transmitted intact
CHILDREN The symbol OF our countrys strength and
70 many lands and seas has been psuted and rampled
Dor orIesses arfenals mins custom houses hospitals,
been oesiracted and our own troops, marching to it's
succor moesed and stopped every form OF contumely
and insult has been used towards u.s. Inc onndatinso
nv fellow citizens this is no time COR wordswe must
act act now act together or we are lost TINS s no oo
fhrgr All hans, all hearts, all thoughts, ahouli Dc
concentrated upon the one great object OF saving our
Ead, our civilization. II we fal IN TINS greas
emergency, II We allow single source o. dscord 10 IN
land this hour OF its PERIL our substance, our abors
and blood, shall prove ourselves most degenerate
children great conspiracy has been forming and ex-
tending for many years 10 overthrow this government
The people have only now believed its existence l. was
IN ha an mi
rebellion has overcome eight States and seems 10 be
spreading more; military despotsm has obtained
Se sse Of et the aap for
this contest to be decided by arms let every MAJ arm
IL s not so oco tina. this state must get ready, but
800 Geo. Arm yourselves by land AID sea- prepare for
your counsel and strength TO the co.s2ied as'ho
rites whom the votes Of the people and thess Of the
Sr Never shrink And from this d.rknes and
gloom. from the smoke and fame of battle we shall,
with blessing purified as by fire. our love
Of justice Increased the foun institutions
more firmly cemented and the blessings Of liberty more
certainly secured TO ourselves and roser.y Every
motive that can influence present this day
love Of honor and love Of righI.tho history q the
future all tie millions that for ages shall inhlbt this
continent
Fulow CousTRyarS 1892 the State Of South Caro-
lima attempted nullfy the action Of the federal gov
upon the questions affecting our revenue laws
Fortunately Anorew Jackson was then President Of the
United States. Himself the very Improvisation Of re-
publican democracy he also at that period surround
cd ~ loyal majoes in both the Senate aud House OF
In that emergency the old hero a. once
@ Ssss The Dsrss ana m onaG the
a,de d The peoples chosen chef who proclaimed in
preserved /" tTumutous .pplause) True, south Caro-
ina Lad aided 70 swell the majority by which he vas
t-reverlheess Ia adety and patriotism, his devo
the constitution which he mad TO support
mere pary telirg, ard PROMISED him to lose sight Of
everything that might teno 10 sedlce him from the
service Of 'ne s sb Se e'ea 81 %e an
energetic action Of the federal authorities |
ms. memorable and trying c'iss mos. sGscu,y
peace Of the country and the stability Of our cher
shed inst.utons and the determined announcement OF
,ponced the united voice OF every hsmlet village,
Town and city throughout the limits Of our bless ed land
Since trr Colongia have ever made The heavens
rjrg with music tn the Inspired woros-
rDen a sopg for 9af union-the watchword recall,
Which gave the r,s,aolic her station. -
United we ftsnG-diviced We fall
Il made nui preserves a nston
The union Of lakes. The union Of lands,
The union ~ States none sever;
Tie rrion of bearts, the uuion of hauis,
Ard tie Tag OF our onion forever and ever,
The fla Of our ln.cn forever tSIeat cneerng)
A,e, tie lspse q thirty pea :eSl Seasseass Of noex
thS hour Of counys peril again are chanting tie
The ass 0. our ynion forever and ever,
rhe Gag Of our Union forever Cheers)
The DECISIVE ard vigorous policy OF the hero OF New
Orleans peace and harmony TO The country at once
and proved 10 the world thst, whether sighting under
washington or Scott sgiins: foreigt enemy, under
Lincoln (cneers) against domestic foes,
people Of tbs tnlr lard have government which
mvincle against sfsaults and attacks let them come
from without from within. rne spirit OF rebellion
ssain rear ts hdeous amongst citizens OF the
why South and u was met by jackson thirty years
ego, so is il being met by Presiden, l'rcoln
ttleers) Now as then, though we may d der upon
Suesons Of domestic Iostcs-whether We favor or Up
Jackson or fncoln was eiected-revertheless all
agreed that The Union must and shall be preserved
Tbe speaker proceeded eoquent strain fiyorng the
energetic enforcement OF the laws and the constitution
Spon which they rest He had always been . democrat,
.et he would forget his party procvi,cs and join heart
snd hand the work suppressrg instruction aud in
vn5catpg the supreme m.Jes'y OF the aw tie closed
~ sSst !. Cod was On the 81 e Of our fshers "a The tfy
ing Gays Of the Revolution 80 may lie nov stand by the
Of their DAYS o. disloyay AMI
rsbellon And that tie horrors OF civil war are
npon us, may the conflict continue III the death rat lie
shs the palsied tnroa. Q. dying Treason and
Dsunior cloud applause)
srEFcH or NUDGE PIERBEPoNr, OF BRoosLyN.
The following ef and ssrriog address merit made
the enthusiastic thule b. Judge PigRsrroST Of
Brooklyn, who introduced by the Chairman amid
l0ud arllause-
Furow Cn1ztss-what does all this mean. Is It that
southern brethren have been arpe1 uPon and Their
igh,s iprh6edY (cres q NO. "no.') Let me tell
You, fellow countr ymer, what IL. Every soathern tra
hAtes Northern workpgman and rays that be should
easllye. mey hate the man who works honestly for
support o. hs family and he ought to be slave
They make upon you because they want despotc
government and pswer They wan. to place the por in
he hands q few n they succeed they win Quill up
military cespotism. Next viii follow an empire, and
lords and ladies' and aristocracy will be the order.
Gree c. "Never.') They that towards tina.
went say anything IN reply; but be ready. umnensc
applause and cheers
sPEFcH OF Mr.. THOMAS C. FIELDS.
Mr.. THosss G. FEps was the next speaker, aud upon
yresenting himself he loudly chsered. lie spoke
follows
TrIow ciTgrys-No sight could enliven the heart
~ Who would be his country, than the
which presented around this square 10 day. II liz
The CITY New York that find that every may Lays
sfde he outirets and ns preludces ana cones az an
bonest 10 lay upon the altar Of hts county
The ofierng be has for ts defence. Cheers may
cay that the treat heart OF the city OF New York
throhs lively to-day when the comes teemng from
the telegraph that her citizen sodiers, her sons have