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

Encjand cnes baI tue tiUDe 10 check the Eastern
80 of her new born civilizstionl have epoken
YEnt1snd-pot "a ~ enemy but friend For her
e axe woold have Der he true 10 herself II
Eglsud would prese We COTTON for her millions of OF.
Essyes let her III In putting down the rebellion.
g. interference In de-nee of the rebels of the South
IN force to 90 that wrich would be calamity to
II. "A we'll as To theirr-at blow 70 destroy Slavery
Essyer The interes,s Of Eng land and France liz
E. the same direc'ion-iu the preservation of tue
Es"n. and the mixing Of successful rebellion
:spossibe. IOud spplaussl Especially does France
III safety in our unity and prospority--for be-
Ian US there is 10 antagonism Whatever. We
IN, Der silks, her b1',dies, her wiues, her por-
Tis;ns her cloths, her finer cettons; her thousand
iees;elss of unequaled taste. she wants our to-
Loo. oar meats, our grsos, and all that; while sbe
In not envy us the prosperity Of rudor manulac
lsrs, which put money IN our purse, and make Us
IN 10 purcbsse all she has 10 sell Us. Let England,
Ia Fo.roe, and R1ssi., and Spain, and Mexico and
In the nations J. IN with us: The Uniou--it shsll
IL preserved ITEM ndous cheers.l Planting
lss,aef upon the bro,d principles of natural law,
lleb II was the glory II Lord Chatham TO introduce
In modern diplomacy, l moot heartily respond 10
I,r1r resolutions; JON tie CID Romans in the purity
III nv patriotism of our nationality; my undying ar
Isaiion is Est P,rptu0;" Of Slavery, DccadG est
lEUikngo7" li>ong continued cheerr.l
The P.esiiept thea said that telegraphic dispatch
lid been received giving from the United Sates
I.ths 18th, which COud mil 20 interest the meeting.
la GEL tleman near thea read the dispatch in qucs ion
,Aich will be found embodied in orr American news
la preceding column, and which was loudly cheered
SPEECH OF THE HON. ANsoN BURLISGaME.
TIE Hon. A. Buringsme, American Minister 10 the
leurt of Vienna, next aud spoke as follows;
| Nix. PREsrpKSr, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN: / Ne.
Ipcnd 70 your call with all my heart, IN tie split o'
liz, patriotism wbih gIeams in every eye and swells
Ia every breast. hold It 1T that The children OF the
lind Of Washington should, in the land Of Lafayette
Gew their vows 10 the great principles Tor which
Doc Hen strogg led. lApE laGse. And we accordingly
dbcre aad now reOeV hen, ard swear ny tue ever
svng God thar wi su.IhIn q at great Government
vhlch resulted from their blended eOrt-, and breathe
ee xultaut hope that like their holy memoir viii
pdure forever. lAppl,use.l II eeems TO me, since
live been here, that nave received the impreseIou-
lIeanBot tell whence why-errtaihly not frOm aay-
ding rave read or beud-surely not from anything
kived from the eii;ent ruler If this gallant poopic
IaAt the feeling which s~Ayed the French add Our
thers sill survives IL seems 10 Inc thai they DO not
mock az us In our supposed calamity that they 30 rot
nirepTcsent In teir prere,tat their statesmen do
ri compare us 20 Turks au1 our eneni 70 GIeeEs
llsl9hterl; that they co lot spesk OF "btiigeient
hshts in such way g. ledve US to infer that they
soud make merchGndf-e of our istoTiauts. ard oien
Al our ports to the pi a'e- prize. Applause lnaSe
rot these dissnt aliaiOns 10 deepen your regards on
~ one hand. 10 rouse your resentment agsinS o
inbred people ON the other. accuse not The saxon
bali. DIR. MeCmtock-"T tsi Is tight. Ny
dc d cave that is right; ye- know the heGrt of old
fogland is sound. But, as al Ausrican, cannot DC
adilerert 10 the language .f portion of the English
Eess norto the laDg,s &c Of few OF Eglands states
rsn. know. US NY freud Mr.. Clay bias said, that
We have derived our language, ii.caiuIe. nld laws
fpn her No Inau bends Eaei wan 10 her MA
.sc snteredeits bat M 1t be permitted 70 regret
IL attitude ia which she has been placed by those
xho assume TO give eNp, esuD to her sentiments lhiS
will say-eycr mindful Of the lies d! cogaugrinty
which others Seem to have forgot en--that when
encrous people has blOted nom iis memory Tic re-
sesn rscOlle lions Of wo WARS II IL neitoef tnI aor
rseL n
phuse AID th,s will further ssy-ths' whoever is
c or against US we ~il ia the language Of our DIS
tnguished TREND Mr.. Day,o', "seltls cur own affairs
D. our own way" We vi lpn; down isbeihon on our
kyn soil and ehgll reserve qu,k and and canht-
las beart for whoever, Tor wha ever cause, shnh 10
fond In compl,y with the mos c&use ess feTit na'
ever lifted It's sudseSJus nand against noble Govern
uent aud q geEeros oi,ihzation. lConuuuo1 ap-
llause.l DO not quarrel Win men o lTns ui'
aain 10 plead with thOs. Who Intentionally against
us but would 10 glad to bring those whose goo
opinion for my country sake, eoVet, lnto we've
t1aching our affairs idehIicGl with uy OWL ibOse VINO
have been and still friends-I have met sncl
unse have been h,eu no have fallen into the fetal
llscy VI Calrors, and believe that our Go'erLrneit
h compact bcsa cen States, spd that as tbes+ did
scoede it, they have therefore, Tikt 10 scede fon
n but in our theory of Government, Wales would
have % much night cede fron England, apo nor
pupjv from France as South Carolina and Alabama
from The United STATES deT.l Ouss IS not q com
racf or League In that seurea that went down Win
fhe Confederation-but il 10 Government OF the poo
ple by the people for the peo aud Ie 81 declared "
BE on the very iIontlesof that instrument i. thee
elitterng like star, is the LANGUAGE: We tnt
naorle Do ordaiu and establish this Constitution,
- again II IL qerled ,hst THE Constitution and the
hvs made In pursuance thereof shal be the Suprsht
law Of the laid IL is ~ Government thu. es'aons,ed
Achievement restng the good VII Oh The icoPit
that will flowing ivrtb Into prs 'ica, ~ ~
sbrous the forms Of she Organic Law 70 WblcE toe'
have aseuted-s Government around which cluster q
many memories, und which, to Us, lie the nobest IDS
ever sbed its blessings mortal men. tapYleuse'
II is such Golernueut that few trsit"fe, oecauf'
hey have been on,.v voted, would overt row, anf
would establish in It's place one BON OF their o"h ga
srice resting Il the viii Of Tie people, pu' Va
Aavery ito cor or SIRE ihis eonIes u 80. o
ket ~.e, two parties equally divided, as some suppor
n 20 be- for poisal power, but II eieh' St,SB"
r priecpies for integrity o. oar eoce'y am ,'ov
stu,nept between she highest CIVILIZATION on Ons n"o'
snd the Llackest bartuiSn Oh lne o'nI,. fPn ~
IA no. contest bet Seen seciiDs' Oh tIe one eiuo
>, has been gated ase twenty Di0nt Grys'ained nN
me gcest q .htiog mas AID in sympathy WITH tnse
Are millions Ia the south Who are In the t.iah VI
sensplrscy which hss taken ITEM oy surplhe. nn'
s1n,;rs, tbis are u fex daring men Who struggling
ses;us the hottest Engs OF toe human heart saIns
IA Co erument vii they have never zen o.I Va tu
kIsNiDgs conf. rred oacng on the isuahi ara 'ne q
corant made by the bad system tIey Wouid "e
isb men whose strength rus 10 the poi!ucai pow
bev derived from Slavery ss subtle els hent "a w
f}oyernment bur. 1op weak IN the quality Oh 1orce "
which they rely, without men, "nnoY' l'''ey
nd tns clothing they wear on tho,e they assa Nth
|ut s1p, without sailor, who esnh?s maze ne; !.
Irord or q rnusAet, who have no tss which teje
,der on gbt n, resteet: end these uen hull them
Elves against the peJudi'ss and psIrion: a 20 men ,h
hops ana SsmS sss S ely n tie OF S
,sgs Of Mr. Clay just used, and repeat WIN eH
Sss;. Of ooune they mu.. fail" They shall fan
os their '" rasao,iss ro.i lCbeersl am sorry f.
he innocent who most .oleS Tor their gai i'm
sople were nerfa and ,ns ,iory no traitor