New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-30

,%,',l. of Lorna OF reward OF danger 81 any 'l',
however dear, OF any conf ensa'lph SUI and f. q
OF any consequences, however oes ,he tai
they might be, 10 Tlintaln III Die svvor ~
tb;,v of ,,a Government 20 which they swo' allie
Vlnce and in the perpetuaOn OF when tnel Eerts'',
as mi grants diiven 10y devastating l'", aS pia I
from their native roll, are vi'shy - hep,
hear and cheers. As this prayer soesS lor'n, t'o
s,T before me eeepas 10 pass away. Dense wmIe
cloud, ris from the earth and fDtercep A. IlShluhss
swoeD througb thcse clouds and IN tnes lrghett sur
shine that can blo-s the earth temiest opens wien
sh.kes tho fore,s aud the mountains With isthunaefs
and f9cis the teadows with rdn that turns to RED
their greelesL blades Of grasb. Sensation. Again
the scene changes The stUrm has ceased. Inc WINE
clouds have vanished On the glowing horizon Tie
nountaips of Virginia blend their grand forms with
pky of sp.ckess blue, and sieut al the pyamlls Vl
te des.: overlook tie wreck and ra,sges when Ihe
exhausted has left behind It. Nearer to me
their vast webs OF emerald interwo zen WITH the goideh
skeDs which the filings restoi'd fresh.
iess and beauty, the woods, HleJe the storm ~ 81
hercely ragged, deepen aud expand Tor mites. Abe
gWss Of the Bea owe grows green again. s'o rue
streams, which had been troubled and stanrd
Ike them pursue their old paths in peaceful
ness and purity, az though no fhsblng hoois
and wheels, no burning ieet pressing IN t1ou-
sands 20 tue charge. 10 shot or smell hhu hh'-
rvwel them. But Oh the silent fields wbiah those
LOT le mountains overlook an those deep groves sbid-
ow see many strong and gallant soldier OF The 6gin
whom h and loved, and uey he there IN I've men
sunshine dlscoOied and cold ia DEATH Hear, near
/
aud as the tide # rushed out the last thought that
lei, their hearts Tor the liberty Of LELAND len
thu iastc ohee,iug.l Prominent among them, s'r X
nlly uoiiceale BY reason Of his large, iron frame,
aud the boldly ohseled features which tie impress
of great strength will ANA Intellect was soeieu
BY "a constant play OF humor and the goodness ana
grand simI G,ity Of Lis heart-wrapped IN hls rough
Cd oyereoaJ with his sword crossed upoh bis bTeast,
| lis brow boldly NJ lifted rs though he We're Sill VI
command, aud the consciousness Of having done lIis
duty .tesnly to the Last c,ill animaing the Roman
| iace--theie lies james Hagsety immerse eheerlngI
a Drawer touicr III IN whom the Land OF Snrsbeld ana
! Shields bias not y oduced and whose name, worked
III gold upon the COOrs OF the 69tL snoud be hen.e-
| forth kuarced with all the Jealousy aud prlde
which inspires regiment, Wherein It's honor ir ~
! stake and It's standards are IN Iell. Enthusiastic
cheeIiug, over aud over agalG Tenewed.I But WntI
| o. the cause in which CDR eouhtrymen iell
that day Was it urgent, was 1t just, ~as At sacred
Never was there cause more urgent, more Jnst more
sacred Hear, hear, hear. and entb siastic cheenug
The assertion OF the national authority, derived, hs II
IT, from the Tree will and votes OF majority of the
C izens- hear hear the conservation 10 ls integ-
| riiy of tn.t magnificent expanBs OF country over
which common Constitution bAe thrown It's shield,
aud along the frontiers and at the lates Of wien
treasury Las planted forts and cusion'houFes,
aud the ~ WI ich 10 egn hand a yet baB ques-
toned with iml umty-lhear, hear, hearI the til
iorcenent Of the laws o Congress, the sworn compact
of the States the nvioAbihy of The bailot-hox, and
The decisions that proceed tom II, tho sinctity OF
official oaths the accountability Of the public servants
the most precious fruits VI tie Revolution, the claims
of posteIity the progress Of democracy its consoda-
tior and ascendsncy the glory OF the New World.
Loud cries Of hear, hear Behold The cahe III lc9
those hv, were offered up. Tremendous cheeiing.l
Never reIest it, was there caure more sacred nor
| one just, nor one more urgent NO cause more
sacred for il cOnprehends all that has been considered
mort desirable, most valuable, most enrolling, 10
| lUhi al society and humanity Vt large. No cause
more just Tor IT involves Sci enc OF conquest or sb-
iu1 ati,n cOntem lates disiranCbiseu cut Of the
,zeu excludes tue idea Of proyincislsm and inferior
10 AT franz
ers aud property, which Were enjoyed by people
ana VI republic, and whioh to he The mesns Of happ
ness, fortune, aud Known to millions, must he exec
cired and held i'll Cou,mOB under code of national
| Laws one flag and one Executive. No more
urgent for lntriI ues, perhdes, armed giUps, The
haired and cupidity Of foreign courts asali It, and
every reverse with which II lie vited serves RS pre-
txt for the deseriOn Of the coward The mseperenta-
Il OF tie politicaus whose nailOn is lis pocket, the
| preferred compromises OF men who, In the name OF
eace would capitue 10 treason and accept dishOnor,
| encouraging the designs OF kings, and qreens, and
knave-, TO whom thir great Commonwealth, with all
is wouderOuB HcqUi irons and incaculsJle promise,
has BEEN until within the last few weels, OF
envy vexaiion, alarm, snd discontinue, preventing,
Is did nober of activity ARD progress than
their estates could shOwshelterlDs and vsBclng the
thous nds whom their rods and bay Jnets had ,wept
| eyod the red, and, like the mi. hty genius # the
confronting the ship OF VascO OF Cana uprising
here 10 repel the Intrusion hich would e,t,bsh on
the seas and islands OF tie New World thu ned
mcnOpoes and disabling domination Of the Old. Loud
Bnd ENTHUSIASTIC cheeri 8. Viii the lrishn.en Of
New York stand by this call entbu,aslc aud vehe-
Il ent cIies OF " We WILL i'll resolnt w. hearth
H. with inca orsble fidelity, derpite of all the racces
il may cost, de pte Of all the dangers into which it
may ope them, des lite VI Ill the bereayemenis ard
abiding gloom il may bring upon snch homes a. this
day miss the industry and love Of the dead soiers Of
tie 9Th, but in some measure TO conrole and succor
With tue festivities OF THE day have taken Ilace
| + Oud and pfOtracted cheers, and renewed cries Of
| Il We will For my part, ask no Irisbmsn To do
| thai which myself am not prepared ~ do. lTrrmen-
dous applause. BY heart, my arm my life, il pledged
| TO the national 'alse aud to the lat 1t will be my
highest pride, ss conceive 1t 10 be my bOhert duty
and obligation, 10 share its fortunes Renew ed cheer
ingl ,are not to what party the Chief Magistrate
| Of the Republic has belonged. Hear, hear care
not upon what plank or platform he may have been
elected. Hear, hear, hear The platform disappears
before the strutiOn under the injunction Of the
oath be took the tteps Of The Capitol the day OF bis
| inanguIa iion Hear, hear, and loud cheers TIE
patty dsa pears in The presence OF the nliior hear,
he ar, and the Chief Magistrate, duly elected and
duly sworn IT. bound 10 protect and administer The Ia
tional property for the benefit Of the
ton, 30 should every citizen concur wi b
him in loyal and patriotic sction, dis
csrdng the peru aud maxims Of The local
po ciaus-lhear hear, hear aud substituting the
national interests the national eff ency the national
honor for the selfsbuess tie hucksteiUg, the
geance Of party. Enthusiastic cheerlngl To me,
1T all events, the potency OF the National Government
the honor ard glory Of the national flag aie OF inin-
irely higher value than the Regency at Albany, tie
TaDulany Wigwam, Mozart Hall, or the Pewter Mug.
Immense cheering and roaIs OF laughter. Nor shall
0u,cries on behaf Of The liberty Of the pTesr the
liberty and immuhies OF the citizen, restrain 10
liz active allegiance the nation aud lite Execu-
tive HOW that the ii hts and authority Of both aIe
jeopardized. Hear hear hear The integrity oi the
national domain, the potency Of the National Govern
meut the reputation OF Che national arms, the invioa
bility Of that Tranquil system Of election without
which no popular government can have legitimacy,
COnsisency aud fDrce-these considerations are far