The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

pointment to revolution, and reducing q Temporary
constitutional miacrity into hopeless organ po-
convention to aboish the Fourth Of July and throw al
It's patriotic powder into the murderous arsenal OF
cidal conflict but they cannot except throueh sefd,
struction. permanently disrupt our nationaS fak Of
the wise statemsnshp OF the SOUTH Had they Howe [
Kansas TO become free State they would have been
possession OF the national government this moment
Although the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise awoke
the North from It's deep seer upon the slave
Continued them IN es s for nave s
indefinite future Then Mexico would have besn possible
without the awful leap which copies her morals without
tne possibility OF possessing her territories South Caro-
lima once lived upon potato TO rout king, and she
fast going back TO that immortal vegetable 70
crown fslacy. Our repubcanism means the whole
naten, or means nothing Together the parts te mper
each other asuncer the arstocracy of the slave power
makes equality myth and the free radical North less
safely democratic. If Abraham Lincoln has osururaleS
crash; George Washington 70 be no longer known
the success u CONTENDER for combined aud selt
lating nationality; Bishop Berkeleys of empire
has crnnbed away into bellgereut asteroids and we
are 10 fall like Caesar at the base Of this black Pompeys
Constitution with no Law broken and no nsons dr r
fulhed. We have not stolen eing'e ship pound OF
powder, dollar OF coin TO su the tramp with
which triotsm parsues robbery and rebellion All the
ills OF the South could have been remedied within the
consttutorai their wrongs rghed by the victory Of
ambition in tho Southern leaders and misappye
henson In the Southern people Is policy is imperial
ze slavery, and TO degrade and destroy the only
republic Ia the world. II Is fog Of the brain and
pcson at the heart Dodgipg the halter, 1t walks in .
volcano which must explode whenever the tempestuous
shock OF Northern invasion shall render slavery popsi
be The day that Southern anshp turned pirate
Southern slavery lost its last hold Northern forbear
but what power could restrain the freuzied
passion Of continuously provoked muttudes when the
taste CT blood has brualized their marchs We have
not oome here to talk about any mans party
creed. We have not come TO seek the falling
fruits patronage but TO save the beautiful and wide
spreading upon which all our blessings grow Party
m lack nwdar tu
alive now Who talks OF rammany or Mozart Halis Who
fuel m on are FOR SS and counr nd nos
DRht seven years break ice on the Delaware brea
and pull triggers On Monmouth field send ten thousand
bleeding fecl 70 where no blood ever and nass
from clouds Of smoke TO archways OF aowsrs wbsts
That States should defy their best guardian which il the
Here In this ctv Of our love and BRIDE ths cra1s - hs
civil life of Washneton where desnosis shssshaa ;s
hsrs stssr T.t h;,H ;t M wore i.s mr.. ca.n;
commerce and nance and ali the socsI sr;,,ss
shaed their forces to the sweet strain Of the rst insn
Tres ,s the sheet anchor Of Amar,csn ov.sv Npshs.
diesnno;nts secesson ~ " The urorori sxw ~ -
Yort 10 the constitntion From the vs,.s - Wi n ,
ienrs"n ' nss scd ~ o M .ne vsus "sn sreet
in ali tha .treass snd ~ n, ts "a ,.;. - ~ nsr
70 make their march triumphsnt one Fiftv thoussns
man ~ d.v trssd or III. S.nsnr 1,o,S i. 80 ~
iova cola "a Setermrsd a. a., n.sr h.sy sS,u %
ia not n mhmssts ~ in,u,a an @ ~. - S, e W., Ma
v,,h;r tho ,~S,act,r sids ~ ~ ~ ~ Jan
ana rahaons hr ,ahs,. hrc.hor ~" ~ - o..ns
srS .n.o.aS f.ns a. - 1 we asvs Lustod
yoAad So- tha h.uos No. t~-.~ ,
nnon bis recrssut head xh;ia ,h hnna Az 49, ;a nooOr
inr the milk in his mothers bress striog % c,da,
bIov n The maternal rovepnmant wh;ch Sa ppo,n.sd
and nrosrared ne ali as no naona we've aa- 40 od
and nrniected He,etofora ~ o"r eap 90
sbopj5ered hslots ;nstesd of havoreta Wth Sa. ~.
~ @ - 1oS @ 10 d r.'oso ~ :. Dsyoaes VIII aulet ot
brnndred hsttlas ahomt tsr,T h.nr ms; ,ss
And Ali those social ana roI,,cai 49,, h;h
Sres neonls NAV am;cahv d ~vou. 10
sbe hsvonst vii nn,v n,ercs n onS sRed IT, -, n,a %
We have heretofore kept all our lead moulded nto tvpe
Southern brain. until psssiou ana precioitaton have
forced o. to melt down that tyue into Ises riendiv
visitsr Kossuth says that bayoDets think and our
- IT. "a ma c.scs, " W sa'.n aespy, a0
10 see that flag lying over all our reawsked national e
no longer monopozed by mast head steeple or liberty
yota besrhstone sressire ont ~ Iy" nas a an pr
gar ments. running Ike Wild vine flowers Who'll
maiden turned her al.bsster HANDS int h c it,s IA.
stafs. which with no loss of modest, unveils TO "a
shnC on its Ma, tbnrs toreriru upaer ross,,e. an
athed in the national emblem 30 fo,ebodinr o,rents
NJ xo sse H G osa n
encd bv cainseeknr and sob red with law xnoun,,ng
invade their plain exterior with peacock h,es which pro-
Claim such tepactv TO 4 far that has flannel like an
angel wing every form of our nrospe -tv and nrdes
II seems hard for pbilosophy to divine how any section
OF The country 40 comprehcosiy sly coud Al
Low su' mean a,iorsv pf anoihar NATHAN ,l,,ie oa
wealthy ard popu,ous to 40 hurry il ON into Rebellion
not against us but common government and com mon
oes not each state belong 10 All he states and ahond
moi ali the states he helm and yuide To zach State
sugar drops into Ohios eoup and should M,
palacc bnilt on Fiftb moi M head a,rabv
to w6atoyer cotton recepts s bs9 Ovcrpride OF local.
ty has been the scourge OF our nationality Wnen our
broke on the north star dd not Texas as
well az light up the bleak Arctic skyS when
the old flag rst roee over the uusoucbed coa OF Calf
sasris Ala 1ot aoryia and Nav yorr oin hands IN nm
the temnting ore9 virginia has fed and car
,ad uev rnlitical fathers with Wasbington and efer
snn Ihe state has Allowed their tohs 10 crumhIe a.
we'll a. THAR nrincinIes Outlay their sod who will
dare 10 ask me for nv at the grave or washing
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SPEECH OF Mr. KNAPP.
Loud calls for Mr. KApp were made, VIII, was enthus.
as,,..,,,, ,ooo,r.s uo,rc ntroa,cas hv a pra,,aan
ao"o-,' 'oos De .''N ~ 80 A''
nc SPOKE AZ iohows'-
II understand you rightly Mr. President, your object
in inviting German speakers to this large meeting Is TO
prove by their addresses that respect tho present
crisis there no difference opinion any OF
population that unanimity Of feeling prevails in the
hearts OF all citizens adopted as well a. native and
that the same lust and patriotic Indignation sweiis