The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

dssaSu 70 be unAsresd az public prsolana.oa n Ia
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ne~ed oheertns). desare so 70 be Understood ias
hsnk 10 srotimeot [ have ssss uttered GA ths pc
II tf Presidential eisotion u be held over
again 70 morrow, my vote aud my sentiments would
be unchanged; 70 regarded countenancins
or mob lac or violeuoe The peoels ves
hsse elected established tribunals for tho adJudgaslon
q oieucs against the Laws, and all Of restraoed
recIec,ed and he VINO denDs 70 feox otzeu tne right
OF nderdent Thought volstos the fst principles OF
vIrneut cloud epplsoss.l Ny friends. Il has eeen
said hsse to dsy Chat y-or flag has bsss 'sued Ayss
not ouiy he's yo ting been inssted but the late secro
tarT Of War. assuming 90 represent thu Confederate
States has said that shs oont-;ssased Tag shall
And ' Ss c sS e3Ss . the frs. " May s
email ~ over FaneaiI 6li IN Boston. (cres Of
aNeve~," grosAs end hssos. Ny friends. before
II be carried tho dead body OF every citzsn Of
NeS York (tnthluAsstic applause In behalf OF you
am prepared 70 say hee and through the press,
frieDds n South, ths, before shat dag shall float over
thr M tonsi capital every man. WOMAN and ohiid would
enlist fU ths (Reas~ che~s, and cries OF Thai
heeTt, 70 address you longer (cres OF SEQ on) Absr
and more eloquent ne1 than myself are here. Dan
Sa say ne,s,S,e ma am VIZ" yTa n mus oon.s
ire the integrity a the national Union intact Wearc or
exhsnssug every power st our command 10 this great
high end patriotic strugg,e-(o heers)-and call upon
every nar, Whatever may nave been his position here
,osor~, wns,sver may M his individual sympathy now,
nske great hslanT this struggle, chat we may.
ise language Of she ecqueat lsnator preceded me-
pressed TO .cocquer peace" cloud Applause }
MY fritds. II has been already announced by the Chair
that the Baltic and other vessels, at tho foot q
Canal street ready u take Ave Thousand men TO
to the capital OF Washington. urge hearty
rcs4SDse " that call that New York may speak trumpet
songued 70 the people Of Tho South (Easnusias'ic a
pla,se.
sPEBoB OF EX-GOVERNOR HUNT.
ss. prEspkn AND FaAow onzEss-A profound ssnse
al dcty mpets take brief part In your deiibera
lions 1t tins trying crisis In national history AZ 40
period the darkest hours or the Revolution has tho
republic been involved dangers appealing enphati
cay the PATRIOTISM aud wisdom Of tbs people |. mas
my hope INST the oonroveles which have
the har uny or the great sectioas OF
country might peaceful and oonssisutonai ISOLATION,
sn the Of ressoe and pairctasn would nnay pre-
the turbulence exo,ted passions, and above
ALL that might be spared tho sgonzpg specttc, OF
great and peope destroying the richest inheritance
beeto wed upod nod In unnatural an atrcidi
daa, w,,h ina star" ,s,,,,,ss before ia Tho
past Is beyond recall. II belongs 70 history
The present IA time for Revising former opnlrovef-
siee disc,nssiODe We must meet the issue winch a.
forced upon Let remember only that We have e
country serve consultation IT, defend, sad national
Unicn cherish and upod. On s,1e vs. behold our
ossi government Struggling fsr the msnte0anoe OF
i.s constitutional authority; on sue OtheF formdaoe
combination Of discomfort States arrayei IN opsn aud
daly 81 Resistance Whatever differ u opinion may
exist tuchaR the o. the attempted subversion OF
the federal power you vii, all agree snss they
are hc$ hucn ~ - tufnsbh ruinoces Jis, ,s'n -. "
states whcb seek to renounce and aunu the national
compact Our co1Attutiun makes ample PROVISIONS ios
the redress o. grievances ana VINO sua,' ssy suAs VII
people on direct .ppeA 20 soee ps.r'osm "a sous
OF ,astoe would not be touad faithful 70 ~
principles and true to ns spirit aat design
Instead ~ rpin.'on OF secession We navs ~ ess. ae
rxbt % oen Dd Thai an nsness eSs enos'o 20 -
dt~etces 1'thn tho Union, and according TO the
principles ~ ths oonsiitoti"p inns u vac ouiy monc
consistent wth reason or cCnpstbt0 Win Shs puaitc
safety Anti the present distractions and dangers Jan
not but 'e that Il the dny OF evI true OF zen 20
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port she on'op IN US t"seHey. YOU an. ar
have sworr more than once 20 suppo's me oons'.l.n
OF the Tinted SA1$ oondiuo eua' os.n por posaauy
cndipe n.' y sere pi 'aee oue w oons " 10y. Wy
any ana pI1,Wic nueues - .ie ~. ~. a. s >
we live would oemsad our best efforts Tor is
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cecpsi even vet sev. that che attempt win Do maize
T6e ,,ec ~ the utn ouu !, u k,ou In a tho men o IN
North li No, per In. cao,s 4, be- wreeed from IN
e~n IA rst,pa, f,oot,ons re without struggle saof
Ma HIS n4,s.a h.a a4Sn III IN mas no
gone by would make : last a"pa, % Vrr,n,. not I.
permit any hostile 10 yasion OF the FEEDER nj district Can
sb. tor that Il e.rs tbs august nan of her va Wash
juptpp and tina, n sss no who edio .td ia so 70 tne
national Uo,on a. he held a. sacred truA by the n,t d
States toreve.f IL n oous.crated ground IL Is guarded
by the IN @t ssroa and yeaer rec0,eo ons Is, M
imprys hand oe laid npou tho tam Ole OF Am,rican lib
cr,v and Apy RtLsmpt In make tho CITY ot
Wa hug on the theatre Of e,oody civil conflict you'd
alike tr,sst,p soe frstr,ca and sxcreeeous and ,od
not TAI, t. aronse spirit Of int ase unsopeaoIe Won.
oeance whatever el,e my come pray 1, Heaven lhas
tb land may be ppsrei the woes a,ch are
the posees4,on Of the capital IA u be de-
termInct ny the srb,rament Of the sword
Iuaulce the hope Union IL perpstual
That Rome a cearr 90 m. tsau life AND xl be fond
anon the sst 40 r,Irgu,sn it. We NAV well pause be-
fcte the idea h.i The people of the North and
sossb bsccne incur ,by aienaed or that there
Is such fty OF interest and feeling
car M more swell lg tser In peace unser comm an
sovSnm.nt n are sh nsd over De forced to the ooaciu
atom that separstio IA Inevitable or desirable there
are regular AMI part1e methods In which the question
NAV b. submitted 1, the ppope in whom tho sovereign