New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10


m Opsn and secres must conc TO Judgment. shall
try ibem not before politicians, but beSre an indig-
nant people, and shal have shem agned where they
will cast fewer ssperssais this question involving
the existence Of c0nsifto,ona liberty. tCheefs -
win cost large s1ount Of blood and treasure Al
ready have sons gone forward 10 tbo battlefield
How many ave there already gCne down with violence
and bu'ehe1y TO bloody graves You have furnished
brave SONG here as eisewhs<e. Before tbls dreadful
war close1 cur land may be- vast Ransb OF weep
Ing and aDestaliJn for our children. Some are nov
languk' ing in rebel d0ngeons. The parched sands
OF Virginia and gladoA of Missouri have drank the
best hearts blood OF Land. Others are dwelling
IN. prisoBg. Ii win cost large sun Of money; bnt II
10 leaves q Government and the Old Stars and STRIPES
~ will -ot be maintained too deary. There s to be a
taXa,ion. Undoubtedly it will be severe. Suppose II
takes one.haf of all have, bat leaves ns law ana
order. A voice, Better take 10 all. YES DeVer
tase j. all; for If Government is not maintaineo, u
will be taken by rebel maFanders Tho rights OF
person, ard every right we hold moss dear
q involved in this ssGe You can never divide this
nation peaceahly. You can never lind Stopping
place when you have rewarded treas0n, oy per-
mtiing il 10 succeed. Owls will hOOt from yonr
dwellings; foxes look out Of the windows Of yonr
chur,hes ruin darkness, and desoiation, Will brood
over you. Such assemblies as this will be prevented
By hostile troops, under the anarchy which Will Ide
rough-shOd over you. Where are the great splrits,
the Clays the Nebsters the Bentons OF the nation
They have been wafted away like the prophets OF DID,
My taiher my father the charios OF Israel and horse
men thereof WOuld 70 Heaven that we had the veice
of Clay, OF q Webster, 10 cheer ne on now. How
they would drive the rebel 70 his bdingpace Henry
Clay would make Il cover aud tremble like deer at
| the wofe howl. And the ma estio Webster--What
dark Clouds wOuld yest upon his porientous brow
And the logical and the statistical Benton,
who always sood up 10; the union Ti'b DIS sarsnsni
and logic would make them withcr like mown grass
They are gote. They rect from their iabors: lhsy
SOW our country glory, but not her shame Peace be
TO their ashes. "A yoIee: " FremontP'J Fremont
Yes; doing bis duty like soldier. Tremendous end
long-continued cheering never supported him as 2 ?
politician; but support him ne General. ana ood
speed him. have doubt DO will do bis iull duty
and il he does, will labor INCREASINGLY 70 stay up bis
handle and cheer him onward IN his discharge OF dl,.
shall inquire no man polIirs now who endeavors
in good faith TO protect the nation honor: And he
who does not, hold to be no patriot, no Democrat,
no honest man. A voice; A toy.'I Worse than
tory; traitor Mo- our Ship OF sta,e--hsPPliy ex'
emp6ed here to-day upon these grounds lpolnnng 10
ship which had been bronghs IN the procession by
the boatbuilders Of Ibscs although che has been ar.
rested in her successful course let ui all rally aronhd
ber, not inquiring who is in command, whe'heI Do
Lincoln or Jackson, Republican OF Democrat VINO are
the crew. but seeing il 10 nbp under our nag pre-
serve t. whether u be called by the one or the other
empty name; let rally around her, let rs 70 on
boa el her be manned, weigh anchor, holst all san
cut her loOse 1t her steer into the broad ocean, W
cruise on in this great eTsnd Of mercyihe freedom oil
mankind-oarryng the Stars aud Stripes 10 every sea
under rheayeu-cnrying peace and goodwill to AL men,
Let her
San en- into the f.s o thipl
Through wind and waves Digit onward steer"
Oh, my fellow-cirens eL us oil devote OurEelyes e
| the service Of our country. Amenl Every one eaf
do something n his sphere. For myself, am enllstes
for this great war-rsge bow il may-terminsle how
il will. Give me poverty i,npes and chains, give M
shame, give me des,ituIon, give me want, give m'
abeet misery and distress give me bereavement, i.
my heart be wrung BY every emotion that can agobiz'
aud torture man, make mo o wanderer in the earth
and give an ignoble death, rather than permit m,
country to persh. tCheeIt. Sooner than that shoub
be done, in the language Of Emmett, i would raz'
every house, burn every blade Of grass and the Lac
intrenobment Of Liberty shall be my grave. No. mi
fellow-ctizent, let our watchword be, our country
| our beloved country And l will exclam with you
" OBJ my country, may God protect her IRON evil !
Immense cheering from the audience ef ten thousand
who had become filed with the sentiments Of tho speech
greeted Mr. Dickinson az be retired.
Mr.. DickinsonIs further engagements are M Con
nec.icut Chis native Stae follows; Bridgeport lithi
| Hartford, l7thi New-Hayen, 18th inst.