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

ra,sf,j !. ynnst have been TO that Committee
patriotic candidates OF the Committee ana THESE pam
etie Committee of caRdidaes-tO slt them around Jhat
table and make those declarations OF prm
oirI.sI II must have sounded very muth like tina
famous speech mad9 10 good Queen bess ny inc men
1--WE men Of Coventry
Are very z ad 20 see
Your rr1cious Majesty.
Good Lord how fair you be-"
To which the Queen replied:
Her gracious Majesty
rsyeiy glad to sec
You men OF Coventry
Good Lo;d what fools You be-"
II.aughter long and loud and great cheerng.l Now,
| aid here, little more than year ago, III speaking
of that same corrupt and eee old concern, that there
is no fox so crafty but thar his hide ina comes to
the bstters Laughter predicted their doom YVES
not far Oh; aud it has already comet is already
here, and the people ere about to pronounce ihel
judgment upon them, as tried and condemned, and We
about 10 execute yrsnnical, corrupt WORKOUT, LOBBY
regency IGreat applause. l speak not oi tnclr
ticket personally; Ispeak of it politically, as an az,
tempt 10 break up q great popular movement as q"
attempt 10 keep on hand dead and rotten orgahIza-
ton for the beness of few individual; simog con-
domned by the Democratic party, and desmsed ny
every moral interest," and by every honest man ID 'ne
State. iGreat cbeering.I There is but one question,
as sad In the first place; and he that i not Tor IL IA
against h. snd he that ia fnsi-growh mai'
ana dovo.ed 20 politics that held the opi0.
site side Of IL three weeks ago. ana yes
change
10 he other side now, shows that he IS not sincere
and slows that he ia edtled TO no consideration what
ever. / understand tIat a certain emlnenJ bemocIauc
sheet The ihrs and irgUs, that has, somewhat lSe
Orator Put two tones 10 his voice proposes TO 10 give
M my political sins heretofore, prosidsd do NOT
commit any sins hereafter. have no Doubt u wCHid
he very agreeable TO that sheet; like The FOX ID the
fable without Isl TO recommend that all ner am
uils Should DO IN the same CONDITION. LduShVeT anu
cheeys have no doubt il would be pleasant TO nave
the sponge passed over all their pas derds' D'tl
will ReJ forgive them the, past; VIII hol1 them re-
eruisibe tor the great mischief hat has come upon the
c,nTfry hold them responsible for having broken up
and dcmorazeS the old Democratic party Applause
hold them moee responsible fnr all she sectoailsIn
of tire day than do every Abohtiohist IN tne o'eu
| states. Applause long aud loud. or the CONNER
cia part of the concern have nothing 10 say mean
that part which trades in politcs That Is an affair Of
own: they are welcome 10 drlye the best bargains
tbey CAP. Bat when an Abolition soeet, In part OF III
whole half-h-ced or whole breed, undertakes TO ar
taign my political course, have something to cay
about theirs al the time. have always been
| Democrat of he.Old school Loud cheers nave
never voted All opposition ticket III my lie IN Whole
or in part: and where the Democratic party have been
divided have always taken rhst portion Of II which
deemed the most National on the whole; ana no bss
ard Democracy and spurious Democrats ore entitled
TO read their warrants of domination TO me- snail
drag them from their hiding places and sinai tear OH the
vail from their false faces, and show them, IN nay
own good time aud way, to the public
indignation and scOrn the whole people Will cry IL
down IL the City Of NewlOrk Was on Ire and mat
destructive element raging fuuously and the en-
,ues rafting to meet II IN herce battle aud the
cry Of danger heard on every side, would you
stop to Dauire Whether 1t was the house OF hepubncan
or Democrat that was in flames Would you inquire,
while ali the Department aud all the citizens were
rushing the scene to what political party they be-
loneed Would not You all rush 10 the rescue TO stay
| tire DESTROYING element Loud cheers. II a great
pestenes was brOOdng over the land and the people
were gathered together to stop The destruction that
! threatened 10 drown us all in one common sepulchre
n
parties upOnt and try TO preserve political oIganHa
| lions If gaunt famine was upon Us would
We then attempt to graft political opnions
| and psTties upon that No! we should all act
together, and pray that this great CALMLY which
threatens us might pass away. But we threatened
| win AN evil Lsniold more dangerous than pestence
or famine OF fire. The Government Of Washing on IL
threatened with destruction. great army IL III the
| field against it, and mighty Rebellion with all the
elements OF war, is threatening It's destruction; AID
vet right in the midst of this all we scurvy pO
cans attemI ting to work this out in their ACQUIRED
| party machinery and parti AN corruption. But an
indi nant country will point al them the finger OF scon,
and will sCOurge them from the Temple Of Liberty
| with scoTrge Of thoTns. Tremendous applause.
Ills il time when patriotic hearts must all beat to-
gethef They must rise above the miserable consider
ATOMS OF party, and act together. lie who attempts,
| under any name any designation or any preteDse
whatsoever 70 engraft parties upon IT, IL an enemy 10
| his country, and little better than traitor. Tbs re-
bellion has already gained in It's propori Ds from the
aid, comfort, aud eucoul agement 1t has found in
thl7ers here who attempt 20 and il under
another. The President and his Administration stand
politically opposed TO Inc and 10 theln but would
as soon sunder my light throw single obstacle
in the way Of that Administration in putting down
| this rebellion. Vehement applause. No; II had
hundred live- would throw them all into tie ale
help the Administration prosecute tins war; and cast
down this rebellion upon the pavements Of perdition.
| What great Government yet in the history the
! world ever undertook TO and tamper with re
| belon that it had the power 10 crush This IA a
afiOftt h6f "A
Government Of 900 Of people, IN thirty-fOur
States aud few ambitious reckless, and wicked nd
viduaIs. IL has not the poor merit OF being sectional
controversy The Southern people curse II IN every
hueauent@tbe loyal Southern peope-and raise their
hands in application 80 Heaven and their hearts
now palpitatiDg with the hope that the loyal States
may put DOWN this rebellion in their midst. A VorcE
III We viii do it'll DO it! Why it is ju,t as capable
Of being conc it is for your police force put down
d riot 10 Newlork City. You have had riots here be-
fore. You may have them again. And nobody under
the Democratic name the Republican name, the
Ameii name, trust, will BAY 10 tho police force,
When you 20 out, put down the rebellion. sop the
riot, but you advance pray make liberal prOpo,i
lions for peace. II was never heard Of. IL is de-
vice OF Satan and TreacheTy combined. Ii weare sup
Ior'ers Of this Administration Doliii, ally, j. is
entitled TO aid by every consldeia ion that
can influence men. If we are opponents OF the Al
niinistrdtiOn, not opponents Of the Govern
n.on Ut; but we rally around with both hands in
order % help the Administration the because
are not lis supporters Ii It's political Oppo-
nents it is 80 much the duty 10 show our
fidelity 10 our Government 10 show our zeal in the
cause Of good government, 70 show determination
10 put down the Rebellion, 10 take bold aud work
alongside with the Administration 10 stay mp the
hands not Of our modern Moses, Jut Of our modern
AbIaGan, N the order that the Children Of Amalsk
may not prevail against Lim. Applause. It's not
only the DUTY but it is the privilege OF every citizen,
Of every party, Of every age and OF both sexes, 10
take hold OF this matter and exercise the strone Jest
vigilance in attempting 10 put down this Rebellion.
But we are told tnat war is dangerous Didn't we