The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24


past Of freedom and whose stars show the brightness
Of our future greatnees. cloud cheers) Press onward
ieoI country men, necessary but let BE- done
spirit Of freedom in the North-awaken up. Let them
come in al one man. and let crush out this monster
(vocferous cheers) Yes, this monster rebellion which
seeks to find lodgment among our people. Cheers
Press them out, cay Press them out once and do IL
wel and that win be their end. cloud and continued
cheers)
Mr.. W. j. A. FULLERs SPEECH.
FELLOW CluZNs.-This Ia no time for set speeches.
Fine phrases rhetorical nourishes and rounded periods
In the words ~ enls than In the combined utterances
OF all the orators in the nation What man, by Words
could inspire such military enthusiasm and ardent pa
iosm did the roll of the drum and the tread OF the
New York 'Imperal Guard, the gallan SEVENTH az
marched through our streets yesterday sut earnest
Gus action am reoced at this opportunity OF address,
ing lou, because through the reported speech at
pondng to the enthusiasm of the people. The govern
ment has by lying supinely on its back and huggng
closely The deusve phantoms OF concession ana compro
mise permitted to riot In the land and bind
it hand and foot See with what ceight the
people hailed the fret evidence OF action Inc
proclamation OF the President, which was a
brave and good one, issued ON Monday
morning last Is effect upon patient, forbearng and
long suffering people Vas re the blast upon Kodercks
bugle horpwas worth thousand men. l. was like the
preeencc OF Napoleon at the head Of his army which the
combined despots vi Europe were wont TO estimate as
reinioi ment OF one hundred thousand men. IL was
the list tiumpet note OF freedom Its echoes reveroe
rated anorg the hills Of peaceful and happy New Eng
land the tile valleys Of the Suequehanna ana the
GeLesee, and the broad prares OF the West sweep
ing them ike their destructive dres until the dying
cadences were lost mirgling with the peans Of rejoicing
that answering back TO us ON that last ana bright
in berty's greatest constellation Never before
was a government cordially sustained by people
They have responded this call upon their patriot I'M
with 10y atty devotion and enthusiasm which has no
parallel in history Nobly have the people done their duty
II remains for the government to do tneirso do the
viii OF the people The paper blockade Is well. Let the
gov eminent that il Immediately becomes efficient,
especially at the mouth OF the mississippi Let the govern
mept forever discard its lido little and drift along
policy, and give the people action action-prompt,
vigorous, tnergetlc crushing bloody and decisive Let
il quit searching musy law tones flr presidents Make
precedens The idea OF the government being harnes
down by the iron bands OF formula and delay when
dealing with revolutonsts traitors and rebels scrminal
and abs urd Inter drma lsqes silent When GEN Jackson
threatened TO hang Calhoun he told by his Attorney
General that there was no law for IT, Hsrepy was, lf
You can't find law for me VIII appoint an Attorney
vigorous policy the law for everything it does will be
found In the hearts OF the people The eyes or the people
upon iey ana S
it to strict accountability for imbecility.
The war will be short and decisive, or
government does its whole duty The time for defen
sivc warfare has passed and the time for aggressive ac
ticn has The strongest defence is counter attack
Garry the literally icto Africa, bg marching upon
Virginia Lberate the Africans II need be, to crash out
this most unnatural rebellion Take milit sry control OF
all the avenues leading to Washington, north, SOUTH
east and west In baltimore are loyal men but II they
strong enough TO que the rebels in their midst
through Baltimore must be kept unobstruced, II it
be necessary lay the city in ashes an inscrbc upon
is monuments:-"Here stood the Monumental City II
Tie government yie3s 10 the camors Of mob or even
10 the "ulgen, requesa' Of The Mayor and Governor
not to send troops through the city, it vii
lose the hearty confidence and support Of the people
which II epoys, and Re dsgractd in the eyes of the
patton and the world suppose request had been made
TO the Emperor Napoleon uncer snlar circumstances
would be have heeded It? DO would have said, as he
did when somewhat smilsry placed, lily soldiers want
bread ard VINE; II you do no: supply i Immediately
were supplied rhe government should at once plant
along the erre southern bank Of the Potomac,
ion agairst the capital ]. should lay in ashes those
ee whether on the sea coast or 10 the interior whose
'tzeps attempt IN any way to interfere win our navy
gernment. The mails South should ell ne stopped rhe
telegraph, railroad and every leading avenue of
TO the south fhon,d be under
communi cation. TIE rebels should be left in
outer carkness to wrange ard fight among themselves
intelligence, not pound OF provisions no supplies Of
kind should be permitted TO pass the military border
hsyhort all transit ard conmunicat on Of every kind
souihwsId should be stopped. But win not enlarge
only wish that may know that the people demand
ton Deeds-not wordf-are what the people
pect The flag which tie emblem Of their nationality
has been deTded, dtned. tramped uon and trailed Ia
the dust by Sraiurs The honor Of that tag must be
sustain ed; The irsrlt nust. be washed ont in
blood Nothirg else restore rs furnished lustre.
heroic daring and Of brave dees TIE assocaions OF Ia
flag aiore make y ssc!ed. VINO sees The ul-color
France without thinking Q. Napp.oa ond tte army 0!
Italy, Of Mareneo and Ansterlz OF Moscow and WAFER
looY No ran can read o. inc stTic Of Lexington and
Concord whose heart co.'s not thri Win eroon ~ tl5
glorious baptism Of the stare ana stripes NO man can
see the banner OF the relnphs, nc" waving IN ul.
umyh from Bunkers height, and 1T with startled
and glowing breast n ar the Din or the conuct be
hold the fierce repuse Of advancing sqnaIons and the
flames Of burning tharlestoNn no man even from the
sunny South, Can &c al saratoga at DOT Ieai Win ex-
uant step ana .hroooIg beait we gflard where me
star Spargu sanner hftt succsssluy fohel pack the
tide OF Bfitfh power an aggression NO man can mink
OF mat sacred eAotn IhhhB " roIu through tne
snows % Naey feIee or sclvs ~. frozen Dea"aie OF
fmid ihe sWamIs OF tarchna' AAl not weep mat
the patriohsm ol 'hs Jaspcs, we oumters ana
the MTiois, no l1hEer pnras GIoh tAer nuNe ~ rs
and so III oosn we osg a. uaS nouIs o. tnat deny
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