New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21
Nautical Statue
Miles. Miles.

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It will end do not know but never again will they
enioy Constitutional Government at the North. They
never understood IL. Constitutional liberty Is plant
of southern growth, watered by Southern hands, nur
tured BIZ Southern bsnds and il it is TO be maintained,
to live 10 lht the world 1t IS to be done In the South
ern Coufederacy IApplause.l Al the North there is
anarchy Property will migrate, Just as IL did in
France. That " the eId.
How long will they be able to war against us
tel you it will be until we drive them back. There IL
hope for u.s. there IL prospect for early and
speedy termination Of the unit we drive them back
aud my wish, my idea my desire snd counsel would
O. 10 raise enough nmesnltely IRON tie noun.
tlins TO the seaboard TO do IT, Georgia has already
done well was always proud of my Staie-proud
OF her origin OF her history OF her resources md proud
OF her achievements; and .m to-day prouCer Of her
than ever. In this her country's call, believe abe
stand, number one in answering IL, both in men and
money. lAppause. She has answered pobly; VI
her answer still. The other States-let al send up
10 drive the enemy OUT and To The cotton planters
would say, come mp with the cotton to-day. DO
not want O. embarass any one, but would say TO you
tell your debtors wait until you out Of danger.
lApplanse.l
HI RECOMMENDS Ills OWN LOOSE PRINCIPLES
TO ILLS HEARERS.
When men come 10 you crying 4" debt debt
debt - tell them. AS Patrick Henry did when they
cried " beef beef beef P-ft your debt wait; let
all the machinery OF society stand still until ndopend
ence Ia secured. would any, just IL my house
on lire, All hands 20 the buckets; let the flames be
stand ttill, except TO administer Justice; LET all
periodically wait; Let all put our shoulders to tie
work ana together with long pull, strong pull,
and pull altogether. That is the way to drive out
the enemy and il will be successful They rely upon
numbers, and they have got them but have told
yon tie battle Is hot TO the stouR. We rely upon the
righteousness and the justice Of our ure, and also the
yor Of our men, though they bring two 10 one three
20 one, five TO one, ten 10 one, a. was done in
Greece. We rely upon the valOr OF our mcn-we rely
upon lighting loo their hOacs, hfesiles, chill
den, and everything dear 10 ihcn; aud IN such a
cause We have 10 doubt the God OF Battles viii smile
upon ~.
Ill FLATTrRs TIE WOMEN To PICK Tue POCKETS
or The MEA.
To the lsdes mint oer apology for having
s1id so little them and much 10 the men, but
told them in the beginning my business was mainly
with The men to-day / was glad TO them here,
aud mli-t say thar tho women, in this great and
patriotic cuuse, are not at all behind the men The
Iui rosm OF the wom'n | believe throughout the
country, where have bren-the mothers and daugh-
tes-bas net been behind the men, but ey II ahea1 of
ttem. IN Montgomery, when the order came from
Gen. Bragg for ten thousand sand bags the women
tyrne0 OUT the sabbath, well AS the week days,
and COMPUTED the order IN very ehort time. In other
pl ces where yonitee: cOmpaDies have been called
uut the licies have made The uniforms in remarkably
suod FL ace o. time. Ia my own county, which has
rsed ihee undred and fifty men, the ladies' made the
uniforms Tor the Ls company IN two days, and 1t was
ready To- 20 with the The ladies' have done their
duty VII az the men have. Richmond County has
sent ten companies to the field Nobly have you done
yonr duty, and just nobly have tie women done
theirs, Applause.
ANA wish you 10 understand, while do not speak
much you, Tor the tented field is not your place,
women exercise more influence even in war; perhaps,
than anything else; and il is problem whether they
do not govern the world at last. Laughter IL IL
their spirit which anmaes the soldier 10 the light.
Some r.collect the pious amonitions OF their mothers,
aud others recollect the smiles and beamng counte-
nanees OF some fair home. These are the seni-
ments which actuate soldiers. The attractions OF
the women are power like that which holds the orbs
OF The universe in their proper places. Now, then, in
this work you have much 10 do, and II the men are In
doubt how much 20 subscribe am perfectly willing
that they shall 20 home and ash their wives Laugh
ter.
A woman always acts from impulse, and her i'm.
pulses generally rght but man ponders, ana
thinks, aud doubts Womans thoughts go directly TO
the truth and am perfectly willing 10 leave this cot
loan TO the Judgment OF your wives and sisters.
Ii may be that some husbands have promised their
wives new turnout, and they may be doubtful until
they consult their " old women" at home-some men
are Laughter Then lee them have no fears on that
subject. Just tell him will do without that car
rage or that furniture lille brave volunteers are
ia the tented fed l will put up with whatever
have got. Put down every cotton bale you spare"
Thaf IL what | know the ladies will say.
HAVING VENTILATED HIMSELF, ALECK, WITH
SOME DOMESTIC ADVICE RETIREs.
And now then gentlemen, am perfectly willing
that you shall 20 home. do not intend to open any
subscripiion here to-day. Commit co will be ap-
pointed to canvass the county, and every OF y01
trust, viii be seen by that Committee. | wish you