New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

abroad The weakness and imbecty Of such systems have
SssS r. Tndsf the s Of the on Pen
i pieces from inherent weakness and was found ~hed
bsd With eleven States 10 revolt their Tel sSldey
cenibe from the mansion there Is stu no occasion
for sam though the necessities CT case dsnai
m gYs conp ph 10 the great principles Of Republican
government When contemplate resources our num-
hers and he wS1s& bs se
people the will 10 demonstrate 10 the world that u mas hs
canacty for Indefinite duration. Cannot Government and
people capable Of resisting any foreign o
nmon9 ron Of hsr own citinens we believe they
and intend be driven from this position until this
as.sSs oVer sv R The pre.eD, territory
The nation, Europe witnesses Of the struggle and
y awaiting the result II involves the whole problem Of Con
Representative Government and for all time Let Us
s% . s en S. Continent since
and deep the foundations Of expanding Republic In
tire population in then colonies souls
In 4s Georgia aud Delaware added and the n1aGsI q M
out Of the Revolution the thirteen colonies had Increased 90
2SaCoS whites s1d half ,omb %i0n r % saves pn
cpe lay the basis Of freedom the issue between the Col
aiou without esimsDg the cost and the seven years r1g
ale the Revolution began The close OF the conflict found the
american Colonies ia debt OOo according to the vaua
lion Of money IN that day. which, in view Of the great decrease
in the precious metals since that period by the enor
GU. products the gold discoveries since made and developed
would be equal according 70 the relative value o. money
or nearly ~ Sna da en- g b S
Great Britain contracted by that war was $30oOoVO winch
a S In aS ga1n so Now By workings
Constitutional Government Of the Union the annual tax upon
the b.s Of ouk pesce establishment Of Per shnnm
or bot "a per Individuals ordinary expenditures should at,
the sIpenes the Government. may be kept w the former
s1c Of o o5 .. @es hns to Se
per Now what is our capacity 70 deiIsy the aug
nened expenses necessarily growing out OF the Rebellion aud
ct sbundany able TO prosecute this conflict
till annhlated the Federal authority everywhere re-
established throughout erito limit ard the Constitution
sgs the shield protection Of the loyal American peOpe be-
the Gull of Mexico aud the greet Northern ase' aud be-
men Of England and France respectively, may be st down
an annual Of $4,000 OOO-Engand, wh population Of
2 spieee for individual in England and $40 in
fe. d n Powers s aoi tsI time the policy Of
Europe Now have the recent estimate Of the enlightened
Secretary OF the Treasury that the value Of property real and
personal In the Union sixteen thousand million; oil 1oas o.
which the Union States have eleven thousand mon' the
100000 The responsible authority esmstes the years
Of tho rebellion 70 US az not exceeding the cost OF the
% thon'1d ians Of doIlsrs in onens the r,bslon
t Ins rssr, Of tIao sceoos 20 e pqscee,e q the
Western Powers would clear Cd the entire debt The United
States thus standing upon an mistaken basis need appnhend
disastrous result while she make. Vigorous energetic and
determined effort the supremacy q the Federal laws
The present debt Of Crest Britain il four thousand millions Of
dollars that Of france perhaps nearly half the amount in
England LAID, added TO her agricultural territory
no! any new o;es burt She resorts 70 iefzns p3ceses
and Improvements IN agriculture to eKto larger production
It'll, limited quarters, With US the immetse extent on
territory opens continually avenue. to industry In al
The departments OF Bc New afm' are added every year 20
the wealth Of tire country and cite. spring up near coal
fields In iron and copper regions where improved machinery
& In rapiI motion, In advancing the mechanical and man
uscung Interests 81 the country and adding 10 the wealth
OF the Kepubir. Tho domfs site trsde Of the country sp
proaches thousand millions snnu1ly lake rste and all
while the value OF in the Mississippi
aud ils buAics may be estimsed 81 seventyhye millions
with feet Of two thousand vessels twice the steam un
nsge England and equs to tina, owned m all other parts
Obs With the debt incident 20 this wicked
rebellion Is to be considered grounds OF delay
Fellow citizens, the path Of duty in plain Forgetting al local
and personal oonsdAons should rally TO the Of the
coutry vioed hight, and ed liberties In day.
By the Of this Il the question 81 the pemanency Of
Cousii uional be decided Ii
true 10 trust er Ia the present hour accumulated mis-
AID ruin viii gather upon and around and the
son, that follow. II succeed succeed We mist
for shall inygorang
spectacle OF free and united people unlsr clearly defined
Government prosperous beyond example In the
history Ct our race.
Gen. walbridge's speech was listened to with the
greatest attention, and the thanks Of the meeting
given TO him. and with cheers for the success OF our
arms and the Government, the meeting adjourned.