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

capable Of sell roysr me masrrsy ahab
fue Ano nS~ -. a ye IN" nss ossn aoss 90 We
revolution Every people xhsS oppressed beyond
dursnce have right ~ r-vontseo WhaS ths psose
~ o,nntry oppssssed by sgeat nitaa ,haY
tho right VI revolution; but WIT ord lney
6s1 Fbes mat there we're NJ oaner means ~ re-
dress but ny revoigroG Then friends .ha south
whom some Of az here have sded 70 redress the groy
they that their gflsvanots ouch they
ccnphip Of cannot be resressed ~'ta'at rvoatsnf
CNo.") Why, friends, th,s elession which
Abraham Lincoln President Of the uaisei States,
the very people that put thai party into the
executive department q the country pn, n ny
and the representatives = lhe p.oe il outa psncos
of the Legislature the hands 81 imposition t'rhat
sso') they u Mi have naa they had st,,i tn
House Of Rpressn, aVes now 10 cone soso exstsace
thirty majority, and they Soald hav. hsi mar,,sy
have the Supreme Court thes eide; ana nov, my
friends, what could they complain on c'Soshnc y
Some Of believe that when she fsir comnsuoed
they would have bad majority they hd only gwen
the time and only given ihe for free discussion;
but they could not wait Having majority IN the
branches Of the Legislature, the President had done
what he said be gong 70 do they could have
strained HIM but they must break from this uaion
they destroy this goverpnent az "A wha.
20 passf We now ind that this IL the result Il coapi
racy conspiracy which has been formed secretly for
years by designing political men To osertnsn M
ment o. this country Crhat rs 50 y Nov, To- ~ see
have said thar they - overthrow popular
ment, let u zee II cannot They nave attempt
ed 10 form government hey have attempted T. form
Union They have made constitution; have they Sub
united 10 the peopleP ONO. they dare not y When
the constitution OF the United States was ,crmo
To the people, Tn. process WAS this, my friends
convention met and formed this constitution; IA
Convention properly chosen met and forme u, and then
this constitution reported e. the Congress OF the
United states Then Congress ordered the people
each State " choose representatives gsr
tfons anu then the WA 70 bs Submitted 10
these conventions d. bated freely withons thsn
sna nov VII 'nen untn tne VIII Me peope nsd oeen as
oertanednot I'll then did u become the itation OF
the people 81 the Unite STATES. That Is the way
constitution under which 1--we, wh'oh have
TO defend formed II IA the constitution ~ peo
pie, made by the whele people for the whoe ~ She
people and only be aboshed AMI altered the
that the people Themselves have directed
nent ,tsek Now, what s tho other course2 Tney rush
into a convention hastily and in passion and after a
heated conflict they rush into convention They send
delegates and there delegates meet construction
without having any power gwen to them, becnse the
question simply wss-"shai .e seoede'" They met,
they formed q convention, ard they mike consti
tuition, and there efforts made 70 have u
submitted 70 the people, AND they wont submit = 10
they dare not submit II 10 them II " not peoples
government. They do not mean 10 have a peoples go
which shall rule the people 9.rhs,'s -. Applsasa
"Never.') And now, my friends, thsfe thousands
and tens Of thousands Of good Union very
States which profess to have seeded. There thou
sands and tens Of thousands there hnk you
Think here to-day but they dare utter
They would be hanged by the neck they uttered
sentiments. They would be put down BY vsans, and
II Ia for their sake well ours, Il for the sake
the liberty This Union and for the liberty Of the
people that we contend this day Great cheers Now,
my friends, there those who will follow me, bn, Jet
me leave ths impression strong your minds, that
stand BY the constitution and the principles fathers
We stand by popular liberty. stand by tho right
jority OF their votes, and that s tho pr,n.
ciple which they have attacked and which they
God defend 10 tho ast--great spyais.)-is-
fend in argument, defend In the press, defend the
stump, defend with lives tremendous applause
Fellow citizens, leave the subject. leave to
template upon II. leave You to deci1e whether this
government shall stand for the benefit If manknd-for
the benefit Of poeterityfor the benefit Of who
blessings
leave you 10 deciee With you with the people them
selves IL m 10 deterurine tins great question and eau
doubt what viii be the nation We will
by constitution AMI laws, ana Wa viii enforce
our constitution and our Laws. tAppiause.)
SPEECH OF HON. HENRY j. RAYMOND.
Mr.. Fl. J. RAYMOND next took the stand. Ho sait,-
Fellow Americans and brethren, in the cause sf human
liberty felt at loss for words never
more the poverty OF human language than At this mo
ment But what need that should say anything you
when the occasion spesks trumpet tngued Anne
ricsn hearty While armed rebellion and while
responsive echoes csme from every oyI neart-wnile
blood Of loyal citizens has been shed IN the Monuments.
City for other crime than because they tneT
10 defend the capital ~ the repupc from l,wesa
vasiup-whst Iced Of words, then while hese
around us9 fhere.,s but sentiment abroad and
there need Of appeal every heart beats
sive to demands constitution noer,e4
which that constitution protects. We live
living age revolution. Europe has
rocked 70 and fro and surged OF armed
lighting for vbatf To beat down oppressive
mens that warred upon human rights an, nampea their
people foot Her. this continent vher. liberty
In the poss sion Of the government where human rights
are respected where the laws and the constitution
made by the peopehere ,ns continent ina treason
and rebellion WHAT " III. apeo~c@ presented
TO 10 dayY Armed rebellion aim ng " overthrow and
tread under fool the t,uop ara government o. the
country For purposep To yipd,c.te human ri1hiY
No human rights aafe with the government This "
berteel fcssers and protects FOR liberties
the bearts OF the people, and the people tbeaselves
the rulers cf the nation. AND pow what
DUTY s In this emergency s the only question
ssked, and In considering hat need agnmens
snC party appeals. fellow cit Zcus, helped to out
this government power; Goo destroy me
n would noe the moment the adm,nv trat,on proved
hostile 10 the constitution de-ert IT and mae way With
IL We AK sut one thing Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !,
protect the government mitted % VIZ We de-
that of them snc n,hey not perform that duty
We will put of them. (Cheers) Why the gsve-o
nent " the country nut the agent ~ the people, and
the defend the bbertiss the
pie, the people VIII prove able % take NJ their
darssr tor,es Of SNoJ yss s N d e sbst fear
we do not sufficiently apprenticeship fear that the
government does not properly appreciate or unier
stand. What the state Of the tonay2 Virginia,
the mother ot ptstssmen and the mother o. traitors TOP
fCbcers) Virginia has been ong pretending 70 b bold
ing back in this orsis, standing aoof from the
the purpose Of oribg peace But what The
fact manifested she stands tJrh Mt be head Of
ihp great rebeioo rwepty I'VE hun I'd msp appeared
yesterday at Harpevs Ferry not 20 bnd muskets which
Floyd had mseDded for their nse thank Goo but 70 take
possssson OF the useless armory. Aud where did they
me fromS They came fF N Richmond. And ui.h
what purposef To arm themselves md To hs
teen housaDd other sece+sicfts and hen to take the
CAtltdi ol NssbuHpb on VIC ftlesfrD Spe1
upon you to go 20 the recover (res Of I'VE with y That
the talk that Ia the Of American free We
not 20 stand here urging action white the constitution
in ger and the capital OF the rsp,bc threatened
with flames. n We oopsiser ttcrties worth pre-
terviDgn We have any veaeraon tor the constitution
" the memory m Washington H. s',li entnroned IN
hearts rs the founder Of hbertics.~t be ami
doing. Cbecrs) let me give you tn's piece N infor
nation understand stDce 7 here that General
scott has sent word 70 ths c,sy tina. the capital Ia IN
danger, and tnat volunteers are wanted orders
orders Tnthusiast,c cr,~e ~ 1--WE viii ali TO- every
man q us.'D Now, ! have another pieces o. In
formstion 70 give you. that the steamer Baltic Sil
be al the wharf 70 morrow moving TO take NJ many
volunteers ss may choose TO 80. cloud cheers.) Tho
people have resolved that tho government shall be
served and they must and ahAll preserve IT,
At thia time the speaker Vas interrupted nv many
voices crying out"At what time will the Baltic leavep
Nj RAyschp-At ten O'Clock learn, from be root o.
Canal street hree cheer given for General 3co,t
and three for the Bailey Fellow ozeRs, believe ths.
We have rove~nncnt at Washington which
rely, ard worthy OF preserving. III The government