New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

future will Iva bright as lis past and thai he will
enjoy sodiers triumph the eweet tranquility Of
al hon"red soldiers grave. And now sll haii, FIRE.
mout and farewell
Tremendous acclamations which were followed by
three cheers for Col Fremont
SPEECH or THE HON. JOHN C. FREMONT.
Col j. Z. Fremont next roee and said:
MR. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GHSTLEMEY-I em
deeply seutite to tue and fat ring expressons
OF confidence and regard with which have lust been
honoed, and still more deeply searible TO your kind
approval Of them. They very grateful to ue, and
1 thank You very sincerely. But you will be very
sure that do not rec, i've them az due g. myself am
conscious that owe them to the partial ty Of friend
ship and 10 that sort Of attachment VIII ID solci-r
always feels for the banner under which he has fought
lheai, hear. To tim MIR. Burngsn,c and the other
iren's around ue who have spoken to-day represent
the standard Oh which old waichworde inscribed.
II IL Themselves who the leaders, thems Ives W no
bore with yon the heat Of the day, and who have
Their battle goriously. And they have among
btre, with their habitual eloQuepce TO convey to
true-egrted countrymeu at home the of
nnaiterable devotedness to the country, aud
bounded adn alton 81 tho generoJs LOYALTY with Which
they rallied 20 its calls. Cheers. lew days back
our honofed hag was trailing in the dust III the foot OF
ali sOlen foe; AZ present It's sars refulgent from
Thousand lights swarIniug with brave hearts and
strong arinA III It's defence. Applause. We dr,bk
10 item TO-DAY, our brave and loyal countryueo. Re
newed ohcerr. Faithfully, too, have our scattered
people responded 10 them, from Italy, from Engand
ana from Frnnce. Well have they shown they, too
he and change tier skies, md never
change their hearts. Loud cheering.l J am GLAD that
happy chance has brought me to participate orh you
here this occasion. Here is this 81 endd capital OF
prtat natl H. where near BY us the tombstone
cords The blended namce OF Washington and l.siay e,,e
[ ttcl that breathe Sympathetic gir. Hear hear
France Is progress, and au happy to believe tina
here stall not RTE people iise TO their trad nafy
policy. Loud appausei From here we shall ste no
slro,g hand stretched ont to arrest the march Of civ
zaiJn, and ad ia throwing back cogtncnt into bar
barism. We expect nowhere active cooperation, but
we ok for the sympathy which the world give 10 "a
good cause We ate willing 10 wOrs ont our own DIES
ipy and axe own history. Before tbi, struggle
cloo- the world viii recognize that enlightened liberty
IL -eli-suslanirR, and that people who have once
fully eruycd It's blessings will never consrrt "a par,
win hem. We have deprecated is war, fraiiiodal
ana siominntlo; most gladly would We weIcom- back
our peo,le il they would return To their alleg
Ne would bury. deep M the ocean. the hasly anger
Which their parriridal conduet provoked. Bnt they
NUT return at 20 their allegiance. We shall not
permit them 10 dsrOnOr tlnR aud dere-tae our
| sacrei graves. Hear hear. They cannot DO per-
mi ted 10 dsmember our country and destroy 0af ma
tionalty. liesr, hear. We shall maintain these in
their iues: integrity IN the face OF eve evil ana ht
every hazard. Above every COpideratiou IA our com
try-a- We have learned to love it-oue ard idivSi-
de lono acc ama'ious now aud foeve r; ana 80 We
! will nAntain i we will do cnr duty legally ana We
will make no cOmpromi,e with TREASON, aid 40 turTen'
de-. TO ebe lior. Long continued cheering
! The Hon. Mr. Ilaldelsnn American Minister to
! the Couit Of Stockholm, was next called on bat
| merely spoke n few well judged sentences, thanking
the meeting Tor receiving him kindly, declaring At the
! same time that ne considered j; unnecessary to add
anything sentiments 40 well expressed By the able
speakers WHO bad preceded him.
TIE following gentlemen in succession SPOKE, and
wer, much spplasded. DR.. mcClin'ock, Capt Symmes'
the Rev. G. l.. 1hryer the Rev. H. Lslnson, Mr. W.
X. Strong, and Major Solver.
The proceedings terminated about io'cock. after
display Of patriotic feeling unsurpassed In unan'in'y'