New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

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Wsris such War tia eysy Arsecsn citizen. South xsa
blood to carry il on until ,hs asr = the Republic osss more
6ostS from he Rio Grands 10 the Potomac and Ohio al
along the valley Mssppi aud the peak the AssSa
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lie itself in Of their county - oaT duty to lay down
all party differences at the altar o. common Unisa ehesa
ov.TDmen and uphold the Stars sud STRIPES loud and pro-
The resolutions were adopted, with loud cheering.
Loud cries for Dickinson followed, mingled with
cries for The Ticket. The name OF Pernanse Wood
called out from the audience excited laughter and
Kisses.
An insane person on the platform jumped up and
asked il there was nobody there who could talk he
then proceeded to utter lew incoheFent words.
DIR. R.B. BRADFoAD announced that Dir. Dickin-
son would be present In few minates. Inc non
them until Mr.. Dickinson should arrive.
Mr. SPENCER said he was there 10 strike hands VIII,
every lover and supporter OF ms country; lie beheved
the question of slavery was settled Black Repubh-
can he had BEEN be recognized but igsne, and
that ws that this battle shonia be Tough. ont saDd
hand until it was decided Let US have no sqGabblinx
about men, no Jealousy about who run i's mechine-
He cared not If men, the debris Of old parties,
who ought 10 be at the bottom, should happen tCcomo
to the top; il made difference. The result Of the
next eiestion would he triumphant victory Of tho
newborn Union movement OF the people. lLoua ap-
Dr. BRApyoRp then presented TO the meeting thA
ticket nominated By the Peoples Union Convention.
The names Of the candidates were received with APP
plause, especially that of +. A. Tallmadge.
Mr. BRADFoRD then said that THIS was q spontar
neous and heaven.born expression of the people fox
sustaining the Constitution and the Union. Though
born and educated in the South, he felt higher lya
ty for the Stars aud Stripes OF tue American CoDfeds
racy This Federation had done more for each Of tbs
seeded States than any one OF them bad doue for her
self He continued: Texas, for long term Of yeals,
has been the OF continual expense Oh the Gene
raj Government protect her frontiers from hoider q
Mexican ssyages. who would at any moment overrra
her borders; aud Louisiana was bought for an ios
mense sum- for which the Union deserves credit Flor.
da little while ago, was bloc sing IN prosperity and
dopestic happiuess but now she is consigned 70 do
ger eracy and tire 4son. She has been protected, ~
have said of Texas, for long term OF years %
standing army, and brought, ony by the Governments
expense TO be land of peace aud security az 10 tia
time of her rebellion. So, my friends, migt. "a
through the catalogue of rebelIous States and dedae
In each and every instance legal and cOnstitatioua
reasons why they should not rebel against the Gov.
eminent of this great bsppy, aud glorious country.
ICbeersl Geutlumen, / am persuaded that to-
great mass Of the people OF many oi the
Confederate States are to-day right ~
heart Loud applause" That's So" IL they
should be allowed to press their honest sentiments
believe at least that the people Of Virginia wou oct
disgraee the memory OF Washington. the memory o.
Jefferson, the memory Of Madison, of Monroe.
ICheers. And 60 you viii ned, ~ the grand smy
Of the Union advances into the center OF THESE STATES
that the now subdued but loyal citizens will hok ~
ia banner and clamor loud for the restoration Of the
Constitution aud the Union. believe II could ~ 70.
night 70 my native village IN virginia, ana enter tns
chHrchy ard there aud stand over the graves OF 1y
father NV brothers, and my sisters and they coaid
sprak to me from the Silent tombs their lang ns2s
would be: Brother. sou, s'aud BY the old FlsI -
the Union" Loud applause The experiment, Ht
eountryInen, Of republic this side OF the oce&A
uuft not be q failure. some months seos
the despots of Europe trembled on their throoes DO
cause here in the New World, stood great tempib %
Liberty the .xi ,tenCe Of which sent fear into the -
cret heart Of despotism Many poor burdened cret'
ture OF despotic bw, some months ago, went thrJ'e
his daily toll with only one hope for the futnre Of
building up bone, DaIne and fame for biz cniiaes.
What was that hope, that star, be.mIng affair ON "
wss the star Of Liberty, and marked upon IL, as ~
walked triumphanily 10 the heavens, war Amercar
the home of Freedom. Ny friends, shall the saz
t,inRs 20 back that the experiment OF rePubhcanisn
Il a efliure lNeyer.l So long a Spontaneous
Never arises from the at heart OF Ne~-fork, 80
long will believe thar there Is truth Ia governments
ICk.srsl Gentlemen, l cannot fear for the future
destiny OF America. caunot believe that the lIod ~
nations who has looked upon 50 lOug smilingiS
has blessed u and reared US Ia our youth, until We %
came proud among the natons Of the earth, VIII eas 10
down 90 quickly Every nation bas saheied tue ca
lany OF Internal conflict, and may De ,at tnls "a
which we have been involved lie oDly the chosen hand
of God 20 .tay the spread OF sectionaii-m when nae
grown up in oar midst and when We are suroisn'lJ
PUNISHED lie will take US agaiu by the arm ana lea!
Al. on 10 rreai 90 and more efual iuture laPPlakot
England nv friends, has suffered revolution rh' e.
too has been torn BY civil conflict; We, to-day S
Sr.ss grows green GU the battle paips vi hasii'Sss
aud Paris in the security OF her government, thhk
NOT of tbeconhicts wbi Redeemed her streets ~h
the best blood of her children so 1t VIII be WI OK
beloved America. Soon, yes soon, whatever II D. *
which we have been punished shall be chasiened o1t
and then we shall be prepared for 8 more nipss
progress Sail op thou ship of state sail oo' tneush
iuTa.ts nav blow and clouds may threaten, sail on
,ho, shin Of State for the God OF na'ionr h
w;,b thee Applause. The American Union
IA m in its future destinies by that pood
bird which il the emblem of liberty and naiionshy
ever confident aud seli-reant, s'aIuinS 'ne oseA
storm, its red bolts defying.
His wing on the Wind, his eye on the suu,
He stops nCt moment but presses onward nsS on =
lApplsuse.l h
now ready for the adoption Of the Uuion ticket, s1e
received Ia response dedeung shout OF Aye
which was followed by three cheers for its success
MIR MARSHALL then said that he understood ms
patch had been received from Mr.. Dickinson, sayix
he would be here-perhaps not for come naor.
There were loud cries for Brooks" Greeley, and
other speakers, wien the brothers Anderson up.
pearod and sang, Columbia, We love thee, thou iana
Mr.. MARSHALL said: Gentlemen, l have tina
ME azure 10 announce that MR. Shepherd Knapp
has been appointed Street Commissioner thought