New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-11

imsgine that Eastern PenDsy lyania and southern New
York, whose tributary waters flow through the Sds
anebanna into Chesapeake Bay, TO cay nothing OF the
foreign master Ia Hampton Rosd.? Above all, do
you believe that the Giant If the west VIII accept his
pathway TO the Gulf Of Mexico az privilege granted
by this mushroom Confederacyl Yes, ihey VIII s9o-
nit to this degrading Joke they VIII nov i sIs
gbani-s snail bow their imperial heads 70 me Level
of the sea, and the current Of the MissisSpP, and
the Missouri shall flow backward to the h'cky
Mountons.
My friends, depreeste wnr-no man more 80; ana,
Of all wars, most deprecate civil war. And tins,
by the South in the eri In which she 10;
commenced il, will be what the stern poet OF the cvil
wars OF Rome called beiium pinsquo'n etr,f-a more
than civil war. Ideprecate more than can express
war with the South. Yon know my political course.
Logan, the Indian chief, mournfully exclaimed "Sncn
was my love for the whites, that my countrymen
pointed at passed and said Logan Is tae TREND
Of the white menu i have been ponted ut Tor ytafs
Re the friend of the South Fer maintaining what
deemed her CONGREGATIONAL rights. have suffered no
email portion OF obloquy, and sacrificed the favor OF
large portion Of the community III which was born,
and which, from my youth up, have eudeavored 10
serve abcriousy dnifully, and aiectionately. was
wiling while this ill-stafred movement was conlheo
to the States Of the extreme South and they abrined
from Sirher aggression that the should 90 IN peace
This course, 1 thought, would retain the Border
Ssafes, and bring back the Seceders n year or TWO,
ilous experiment. Such understood TO have been IN
substance, the programme of the Administration. But
the South has wllled il otberwe. she has struck a
parricdal blow the heart Of the Union; and to sus-
tain her in this unnatural ard nErigheous Is what
nv conscience frbids. Neither will remain silent,
aid rec this majestic framework Of government the
no5eet poll ical fabric ever reared by human wisdom,
prostried in the dust t. crafty the disappointed am
billion OF few aspiring TOR that Nj. Vice resi-
dent Stephens bravey told his fellow citizens last No
vember the cause Of "a great part of our
troub!esl, and this under of a sopiietics inter
pietation of the Constitution at alike with com
sense with cOtcmporary hirory and the traditions
Of the Government; unsupported by single authority
among the trainers Of the Constitution, and cmphat-
ically denounced by Mr. Madison, their leader and
chief.
What then remains, fellow citizens, but that we
Should without uncb,tian itteress toward our mis-
guided COUNT n calmly and resouiely the de-
maids of the cIi-r; that Should perform the duty
of good citizens with resoutonaDd steadinets; that
we shooli cordially support the Government OF tire
country in the cithcul. portion il which it il placed;
that We should cheer and encourage the brave rien
who lave obeyed its call by generous care of their
families and TO SUN il all in one word, come veal or
wee, that should stand BY the Lag Of tue Union
Mr.. Everets remarks were received with applause,
and Il, the conclusion six cheers given for him,
with great enthusiasm.