New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

On tT1day night Last, Leland = Ihb1 IrtNNcucu
the Angler House in Cleveland 10 serenade the
er.I Governors there assembled. Hail 20 the Chief
was piyen by tie band, followed by . Hail Col nm
bia" and The Red, White and Blue AZ the close
o. the latter, there was movement upon me BANK
street balcony and exhayor SeLer introduced Cover
nor Dennson of Ohio.
GOV. DENNISoN's SPEECH.
The Governor made a few remarks, thanking the
people for the attention. lie bad not come here TO
treak but with the Governors Of otter Staies, had
,nore important bnsiness on hand which would CON
sumo much Of the night He spoke of the universal
determination 10 maintain the Federal Government
and ad the North already marsheled FOR the con-
nirt Whatever power he could command should al
WAYS be exerted 10 sustain the Government and de-
fend the State from all lints come from whatever
quarter they may. In the name Of the people Of Ohio
he said thl be crushed cut, rebellion shall be
pat down, at all hazards. Enthu.iasiic spIlanse
ERECTED this declsrnion. Gov. Dennison then intro
duced Gov. Curtin Of Peunsy lyanis, who was well
coined by round OF cheers followed by another for
Pennsylvania
REMARKS OF Gov CURTIN or PENN.
Gov. c. said be thanked the people for the cheers
for Pennsylvania. That State and ever would be
al. There, az well a. everywhere In the North,
q chord has been struck that vibrAies music TO
which all loyal citizens must keep step. Every man
In Penns, ya,a, said the Governor with emphas, is
ready 70 take NJ ams in defonae Of the Government
ON State was founded in peace, and her citizens love
'atie-s. There could 10 no doubt Of the
result Treason must and VIII be crushed
out II il now tine 20 treat and daily with
traitors PENNSYLVANIA is with Ohio IN this contest
and viii stand shoulder 10 shoulder with every loyal
State 10 the end The traiton may send their spies
through the country, fihey oboosei let them report
detection or dsea ie iiun IN our Uidst If they can
find any, Gov. Curtin ClOsed by exclaming: To arms,
MY fellow ciiilens The Land 81 Washington thAi de-
fena the flag Of Washington, and II fhail wave over
every fort and capitol IN the tiryour States Of the
Union.
ADDRESS OF GOV. RANDALL OF WISCONSIN
For the three hearty cteerS that given for Wiz
copsip lie thanked them lie ssid we have been &c
cnstomed 70 speak Of our institutions different from
al obers In the world. The thousand ties Of patriot
ism and interest iavo ssid, stronger 10 enforce
our laws than the despoisns OF the Old World Agrea,
char ge has como-an enemy has grown up among us,
tnfestening The subyeni0n Of our Government and lie
destruction Of our instituti0ns We all know Where
tbis war began and know where II ought TO end.
An army should 20 down the Mississippi AID leave a
tail nom Mont omeTy TO Charestoni another should
o down the Eastern coast and the TWO armies meet ut
Charleston. There the war began; there 1t ought to
end when the city is wiped from eIflenee-no moDu-
ent left there TO show that human being once inhab-
ied -nO place for even the owl % boot or tue Dlttern
r. norm. u.oHd choerf. We have done the people
of the South no ininstice-we baye gwen them what
thew never should have asked There s but one senli
ment among us now, howevori We have obi eIated all
party distinctions and know nothing but devotion 10
Our country. TIE blood Of our fathers shall be trans'
mittod to generations yet 10 come with net one night
lost not one attribute impaired. Our armies thall be
the fails Of just God with which, upon his Southern
treshing oO he shall pound out treason, and DO iui
justice to all
Gov BLAIR or MICHIGAN.
Gov. Blair Of Michigan was then introduced. After
thanking the people Tor their greeting 10 Michigan he
d tits was not the lime for speaking but for action
We are not TO the cost of this conte,t il he
enough 10 know that our Government Is asesiled BY
the spirit Of the people, we know that the Tag Of cur
country-our old fag-will yet be raised upon Fort
Sumter CLeers. lie trusted that the brave Ander-
son will plant that fag.s9lied by no fault Of his
upop TIE fortress he defended Michigan, be said,
with the loyal States in spirit, determined that the
union of The states shall still exist. No foreign power
fhall be established upon our Southern bordersi 10
jeff Davis sha there establish hostile Government.
Tie traitors may and shall 20 into the Gulf but they
shall not take the territory with them We must
make shor work Of this contest We cannot afford to
be long about it, In our dispatches TO the President
each day we are saying, Call upon US for moie
troops" lie wanted TO send half dozen regiments
from Michigan with the one called for aud the State
was ready to pay the bills The loyal States are re;
solved to live and, If need be, 10 die under the old
flag The armies Of the Union would march, doing
injustice to none, but by the help of God, doing full
Justice TO all Cheers greeted Gov u. when he closed.