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

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sssd al LeKingsso, aad the 18th OF Aprt, iooi.
when the arst blood shed At s..
oaersD What Of washngton sustsins In Us
firm hands vhA flagstaff Of Fort Sumter ed, you |
s ass 1 as sis but
Eft. and that Ia, whether ycn mean somsthlas .eo
Cheers. and resp ,lses Of eyes, We doo you mean
somshng. do you mean enougm Do yos mean enolgs
time, u labor, OF money, Of men, OF blood 70 sen
md sanction the sioriss o. the future OF America
peadenoe, liberty and equal rights. Every enemy OF
liberty independence and eqna rights has told you IN
you 70 show .hs, OF the peopr mssas ss.
the people shall ooey the government (Cneefso Nav
'nS snow what the world never saw Hn vac Doi
g. e,v s,,nscspendence WAS msie-wht p~ops men
1890 1851 80 a. go rs-.. y.a are 70 shcw what
wages var against traitors and rebels (Chsers Eaos
man hee ~ nghltng hw own quarrel and projecting the
no Argument and no suggestion 70 carry through this
conftct You TO your fathers and
yv0r children (feerA)
LErTER or THE H0R JAMES r. BRADY.
The following letter was bore read. from James +
Brady
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CosRr.l
PHILADEE1uA, April 10, 1851. I
WM EvARrs, Eo. My Dear Sill have been In
this city since Saturday engaged oosnSe, in the
TRIAL Of which rs proceeding while write, ana there Is
ittas prospect OF It's being finished until about Sedaes
meeting New yosk " morrow, which invited 70
address, aad ! must contest myself with expressing
briefly what think IN reference TO Che present crss
sars that deeply than I dep,srss the
present critical exoed conditional " the country
10 commOa with million Of people mourn over The
prospect a OWL war, the occurrence Of which can
NOT but awaken the most poignant sorrow IN the
de,0crstio principles and the continued existence OF
free government. is useless 70 speculate about The
oauseeewhoh have produced tbie ameRaoie state OF
es No questions 20 inferior political subjects
be debated and all other consideration, inferior
to the inquiry % what 10 the duty OF tho American
people NJ tins alarming JuDciure. Cannot within the
limits Of letter thus hastily written give my views of
the adopted omitted In any quarter by which
oa present has been produced or might nave
been avoided; but / repeat what re0ent occasions
have felt called 10 state, that my country ID te
sve IL will ever bs knOwn.-to II, by that paDe,
allegiance entirely due, and shall always be- cheordly
givea, snd can imagine no contingency winch could
head 70 withdraw particle Of my love or
devotion from that tag which waved over the head OF
washington N the grandea moments OF mig
gra0dest triumph, and upon which power on
earth has hitherto been able 20 aihx defeat OF
d,sh0Bor. I have always loved the Southern PEG
s,,. thsw saa been ever rsadx and wu,sy Vito 1s
utmost zeal and ability to aid IN ntainiag all their
rights our confederacy under the FEDERAL constitution
am DOT prepared 20 admit that She most ardent
a South Carolina cou5, this respect, have teen
sincere earnest ,haa But in vew oven of
the doctrines asserted by that state have beea able 10
discover any just f tho secession movement
progressing under circumstances dangerous and Do
porabs IT prudent and wise o1upcls had prevailed,
think this wovd haye at aimed poo
point but the fsct cannot be disguised eyaded that
several OF our states have 40 far as they could effect tnst
result Withdrawn from The Unioa and formed southern
eoofeterscy Tho great question worthy the most cso
tous reelection Of all and arousng the
,ety a Whole people s how can the UoiOn be rest Ned
n ia Integrity It's old attractions be geprodueesf
IT, however, that desirable result cannot be accom-
p4hod and the new confcfraoy nststs upon 'ts sspe
rate orgspza,ioo is very plain that the loyal states
should and must continue their assOoiaOH and adhere
lished by the great good and patriotic rto0 Of the past
the southern peope insist upon having ac0unuy ana
q naneZ goveromeot and destiny distinct from oars,
and Just measures prevent this c0nsequence-l
FOR one, submit 10 the event. however iamentaoe. Bat
csnnot with the south, away from my BONE and
iustitutto,S-awaY from the government and Consttta
ton, and cannot consent sh.s any portion OF TN
ritory, property honor shalt be wrested from by
force. Beyond this present. prepared go
deem = Il absurd 70 hope for any wrong 20 At
tempt any of tho Hecedng states into remsin
ing with MS bat al the same time, think we have
rih, 70 The for and al other IsSfu property o. the
United Ststes a America and that the foroibe seizure
Of amy part Of rhem by the South WAS without asy
| lustthcatoD whatever. l sorry 70 observe in
presses Of different pciitcsi Opinions. expressions
esro0gy cascuLsd sad m csses fear Intended 20
fopent beS~een tho Sossh and the North angry
| and eaneupary feAing than already exists. While
should eptert IN band express. with propsr hrmuess
que appreciation Of the du.tes which the nation has
right 70 discharge should DO carofu, NOT
70 increase tho diouiy q removing the obstacles, "a
do not Attr myself that these have ths nnDcrt
| ance which some friends seem 70 think my opinions
al prcv Dos instances Affecting nv coarss IN public
freely and fully define my Pos,sios- pray heaven thA
1 devised 10 bFpthrcO
shedding each others blood and thai all N who reside
American soi may be ored a. tha condition
pny expressed ~ tho great man Who demanded and
dicied for country Constitution, dsst
rhst thr beneaoent may through the holy
1ueDoes Of peace and che kiady offices OF fraternity
my prooond ssp ration. HIT within tho limits aud
tne extent crudcy stated what have already written
say b. fellow ctzoDs " kew York city that shsl
cling whls life rensas 10 the nams asd fame OF The
United Statee q America, sharing it's government ami
glory, and abiding with resignation any peris adyers
y that may fall upon hoping that from and
srsA1
Just rights Impaired and portcn &c t power pro-
pe'i,y diminished That this he the seuti Of
all the Stss sN oysi TO tho Union and their
guide 10 all the mtvre, 70 the fervent hope and codeAt
expectation OF him who, without departing any
sfect from the political prDospAes he has
talncd tces il Imperative duty to unwAvesmg
JAMES T. BRADY
The Pxsapssr announced. IN pursuance OF the rcsen-
ton To appoint oom,rntee OF Finance. the following
pereo0e M Uacubers Of that csmmttesS
Moses Tayio-, dem. Edwards Pierrepont Don.
Moses ". GsseneIj, Rioaard N. Bi,too'ord,
Royal Phoyr, dem Alexander r Stewart, dem
william r. Dodge, rep. Hamilton Fish, rep.
Grecno G. Broa&sa, dem Samuel Sloan dem
william N. Egsrts rep John Jacob Aston, rep,
Jo0n J. C9oo, dem. WIN y. navsmeyer dem.
james r. Brady, dem. Charles II Rus,el rep
S,mcCu Draper. Ruce,ph A Witthsus, dem.
Jaures Wsds~uth, rep. Charles II Ma'shsi, rep
lsaso Bell dem. Prosper NJ Wettn,re oeU.
james B0osm man, dem. Robert II. McOurdy, rep.
Abel A. Low, req.
On motion, the Of Hon John A. DIX aided h
the commtiee.
Mr.. r. Chtsendeo Offered the following resolution,
which unanimously adopted amid hearty oheers-
Reso'red That York adopts the widows and chill
q Der Who may fail In defence OF the Union.
SPEECH soHBsoK, or ONO.
Rosxu @. ssmxsox OF Oh,o came forward and
ce,vca With deaenng paaudis by the assembsgs
He spoke ~ fosious,-
MIN op NV Yoex-Let n inform you that meet you
her. to-day. by accident, but thai doea not
at the time debsr me from tAs privilege Of beiss
th9 hesd. clear hesr also meet you "a an Ama-
ricaa ard In the respect OF yourselves. a.
saId besore (Applsuse) On this ground know you,
and IN knowing you, and dadus myself in you company
fei At homo; yes, perfectly At homo cloud
oheerH) l live IN Ohio; but " Is not New York
cr ONO we try ing-thst s not the Qses-
tson--that II not tho subject which has brought