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

ssea 70 form gosc sn.sst, twin b. such gav9nmens
NJ ,he people ss, b.se as nsls 70 DO with p-ssea
G Of he cant do shss ~ bls Ia sets prsssss-
AZ he capital, hor srsi ,boasaao sii, y,Sh
shs rtseos and sSsep rsba,hsn f,om sq
~ y'pls irrev,c b,y oxed upop pr.s-r,
ag ihs republic. ftnsefs Ihesra snscao.e 70 dss
from Major ADo.lson-lehesrs or Anderson which may
interest fea and ss The sspe tht thu position.
aurpg the attack Ft repat cane hero that
he Tag on tie NOR na ~ tte SsSaf
fm that trpe am he sad there : an ma wo>d "
L nth IN the report he sad durrg she drug q
20 halysrds shot away and ng N consequence
dropped down se& 'ess. fserb@ STAFF
coulo not be reached, that The sg n
lowered hctsted, aud M Major .s.oi Almighty
aired that flag 80 the nsg mast. end ccud nnt nave
lowered II usd" Cmnense observing Yes sa,
low cf,,zens, 500 Almighty hs baled that respleneat
nag TO- IT. mas, and the Solh iares upIn
wssbinston they viii md that hat caunot % nkan
down No, not by all the powers they Can collect
Mol they VII ind that that sacrsi sword Sh,an do
ieDds AID stTses Tor human signt-,hat s~orc sn,cn
Cromwell wisded and winch isthsrs brouynt
the come a. Rod which made q nlion- viii taken
more from ite scADbad ishl battle liberty
against Rebellion and treason yeheunent cheering
A. have already said tho Baltic viii NJ his OF
Cana street to-mvirow morning W take volunteers
Fsrye the country, whether they have orders
(ses 81 wen go ! wcnid .cvise You not To go
without arms (Csies Of ~ here vi. get them y Ihavs
already made the announcement ~ the sailing ano now
requested 10 make another. Y may have seen In
tie morning payers that Governor Hicks Of Maryland,
said that Ne would sidoavoy 70 prevent the usssSe
troops through Baltimore desire " say for DIN Loat
ne has stood IN the breach long months in M,ryud
Nv mas nobe mpft W preserve us Union tnAn oLA6r
Hlan IN the Southern States AMI he eottiet -ns
gratitude o. al for asresng rebellion on its very
trs tide and when II sweeping the whole south
destruction lIHsee cheers were given with great
nmty for Governor Hicks II they could have
aecui e0 state Convention IN Mary LAnd, they
souid have had everything their own vly state oon-
ventions are old tricks nj despotHm. Wb-nevet any
thing despotic 70 be agaiEa II the Il
the people state venlos have always been
lent msrnmnt used Tor they assumed y, be tbs repre-
sentatves o. he people and having sovereign power
did just ~ they pleased. take The ease OF VTg,uA
The Convention WIS elected by the pspt, nv
the Union, aet Ross SnsSs secret and them
solves TO make an attack the n capital TO sszs
IN. seat Of government ana To burn down bridges
Baltimore and philadslnhis MAryaud hat
star point for rebel op she stood arm and Governor
Bcks has held the STATE 10 s in the Unon and
he tseerved the thanks Of the North. Governor Hicks
had SAID That be would the passage
OF u0ope. simply that no might, in that way, pevant
needless ooodshed, while thu time he uoul
capital Messiee has been pisi put INTO my hands
stating that the President conceded that
troops should BIZ brought through Mary land, Cover
nor Hicks would pledge the state not 10 interfere
with the pssafe OF r0ops the P0tomao-thas leaving
qniet path 10 Washington by water arust In Heaven
that before three days aye before two days that
least 90 COO will be concentrated At the capital OF
She country To protect n from tho hands of traitors
Cheers and crics OF "Woat about the seventh reg,
menT) They IN fhtsdeipba this morning, and Il
determined that Trey wond Do sent on b. water,
but believe the Seventh kicked against IL and
anxious 70 go through Baltimore Immense cheering
The Seventh regiment they would r.coiect paid visit
Baltimore NJ which time they received ths conrlecs
and hospat,es Of their fellow soldiers there and they
were. anxious " gee whether these
had become their enemies and the enemies Of
ther country ut the same time The seventh
the pet regiment OF New York. and well deserves
10 he. They we're band Of noble, gallant young men,
no would stand by Their country 20 the last extremity
would have been pao Il the Seventh had first on,
that they might have opened the way for toes comrades
hut there ID PrDytdenee which presdes over these
Look ST th,s single instance or Provi
deGtisl arrangement The Nsssachnse,ts regiment, on
The 18Th april 1851 sssaled and two OF .h.r
killed simply because thew their
tect the federal capital. The frat blood of the
revolution came from Massachusetts, on the
streets OF Lexington, aud nov find that
the annverfary Of the battle ~ Lexington aio3
gurafed and sanced revolution fathers, the
blood Massachusetts has hesn shed % insagu
rate The revolution now upon ns tVen"ment Cheering
But II Massachusetts has nah the CLOS OF giving her
blood the first IN shs cause. she Can oow Cain the
high honor Of beng the 1ra TO aheu her oood IN fefente
Of the she shall not be ief aione 10 the
teet 10 preserve IT. Q1ud cheers despatch has been
'us, received BY hsjor Seners ssndosa from, ron,
his command would ease Philadelphia By rail- for
Bayre de Grace-tgrea. cneerlne)-wnsre they would
Washington by rail-. You may rely upon V, while We
here assembled "a respond tho const tuition,
ready - hight, and, necessary, die Tor u (rhrs
cheeie gwen for The seventh regiment during
which Mr.. h sat down.
SPEECH OF RICHARD O'GORHaN, ESQ.
RscnAsD oGoshAs ~~~ The speaker, and ~hen hi
announced tho cheering socaeroas q
spoke follows
Fy1Iow Crzas-rnis Is no, the time for navy vords
speech shond be- like the crisis, sbort sharp and
sive What little bav. 20 say vii b. shortly sad.
am an uisbuan-iChecrs for O;ormao)-ani | am
proud Of that. (ksnewed applanso) For twsvo
ears I have lived in the United States, twelve
happy years protected by Its laws, nnier the sha-
ffhts OF city nship assunaed TO the duties Of
a ctzen. when I invested with the rights
sh,ch the wise and Nbersi oantulos u America gave
taa r. I hat the
s.tu,on and ~in keep my oath frre,neodoas sheer
ire and voice, "You would not he al Irshmsn gon
did not , The land OF nine, wei of yours, fs 10
danger. fhaye been ssked what side would take,
Inr ! am here. Cheers No greater peril ever
rated any nation. We're all ,he OF Europe a.
he neets OF Europe boend Tor our soes 10 nvsfs u.s. IL
wuuo not be HAN terrible a disaster that
TO sce now Civil war is befsre We tnrcstenod
with suhiug ation but d,s ntegrsiiop utter dlsoiu
ton. Ihe nsiion W crumbng bepea;h feet aud
are called 10 gave It, Irieh born cit2ens, will you
iaseT C'No MOI thus quarrel ~ sose a our making.
M pstter do NOS look "a The past do not stop ~
ash BY whose this oisaster brought about A
me will nme when history viii Mold the men VINO
have caused II to heavy count but for live AMI
act the present Our duty Ia 70 obey and duty IL
" stsro by the constitution and the wr. (Appanss
70 day the officers Of the sixty ninth bsh regi-
neut, and they ready. Cheers for Col vosourg1)
fenos citizens, Il there be any men in these Unsed
states who hook 70 this war with any feeling OF
xAlisibn, ! nke no Part viii taena look
H. after all, fratr,c,da var; Il " war tina, nothing
but inevitable necessity and the that
t vfDie necessity ccafes, the moment peaoe can bo
ettained-for pence Va the only legitimate eud Of
war pray 70 God that may and be- brothers
ard friends again. Smc Of the gentlemen who pre-
coded mo to Gay have said that traitors have sprung
from Virginia. o, fellow citizens when you psssed that
tsiuc-the statue on the Fsth~ Of his Country-and
saw that serene, calm face and that hand raised
we're in beped,cticn this people, forget MT that
Washington WIS Of Virgins. The South has
been deceved cruelty deceived, by demsccgues they
have bad false news from this SIDE, and that has
deceived tbcm. They did not know, did not know It
ourselves, what fund OF loyalty, what storm, hearty
allegiance there all through this land for the oonrt
tu'ion and The Unon Fellow ctisens, the cloud tina,
lowers over NJ now win pes away There may be storm;
may be nesce and dsasrous but trust mo that storm
needed TO clear and purify the political atmosphere.
We are passing through inevitable political and na
tionai orisn. We could not 60 going
ssa a corruption swelling All around us, and
threatening TO enaulph bcnor reputston and The good
nzne Of he nai'os and m Individual That siagnant
wafer trs, but trust me, u Vs. an Angel that
bas touched the waters t''Good" and applause
An angel hand haa touched them and turned the frtd
stream INTO healing balm That angel s patriotism,
that walks the land In majesty and power. (Applauae
and were nothing else Rain.d bv this terrible struggle
hen the cor sciousness chat have nation and
sonal spirit n. 4 would still that thts