New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

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h. the President b. sppoiIr, ~ @ al, us.seiiop 81
49, bn.ias H. ali ot,he Of ibe GoVehmth'' Is
the ,uulic Interest. HIsy require =. lor
TbeHon DANIELS. DIckINsoS was SINE heNtsle'ho''
aer nm orpropriate introduction he exlnerseh WAL
ri. h,.s had hecn based upon. the memories 81 tho
ne, ana the Interests at stake; thai this great question
l;b has initiated our country wou'd be borne above
H., field uf deToE.h4ed pChilcs and tie uhl"n br |
saved But these anii ia,ioDr not TO oe re" zea.
Now ruin run. riot all The Land, and aliior uadesr
Fott S.inier had bee attacked and evaeEs'ed theaS
were made 10 march upon be Federal Cap tall LsVos
had been mnidrrec, Who on thrif way to lis de
fcnse, ;nd civil war was n}un US IL wis no pne lo'
ind ,i,0n and inacilol for reNivIuS laIti an SaFs
Ia inquire whose haDd governed the btli, '"r WIG
pla ed him thee if, as prvscTibed b. the CortiLit
by what name he vas known IN tie poli1i Ja'Soh 0
the Gay. The Government must IN uaii'er com
ensIsie with irs vast ources 10; Tor aggressive
war, bat for defensive peace; not for sutJ ga,'n
ard zoe c0n, hut TO avert trmuli lawess cso n d-
order, ana 10 maintain the supremacy vi ueNCohn'i-
tuition and tie laws, and put do IA lnsnrrecii0h.
The Hon. EDWARD ID. BAKER Was next Introduced
He said that The bOurof Cancellation was part The g"'
erng for the battle was at hand and the country re-
qu every to do tbs duty. Tue hour oil con'iip.-
ton might return bu. not tomorrow next week IL
would return when the lettering flag OF Sumter was
avenged when rebellioos traitors were t,ugb obeGi
ems. md subu.lrsiop when "a rebeiJus Coniederacy
were auglt that Nor1h though iorbearing "asni
irarfal ind after the rDtign OF the i.ephbnc aghh
p
lious State We ", all Uomocrats--ai Repubhgans
We ackIowedle the sovereignty OF the people Under
the Constitution, aud beneath tr flag, let TRAITORS De-
ware. In tense he was fora war Vi aSgreeilo'i'
lie proposed now, they did i, Mexico, TO c,nqIer
peace ApI l.use. He proposed ~ 30 TO Washi"s-
ton and beyond. lie would meet them On the Ihreel.
old OF their gathering, aud ciciate teams ~ tea'e'
nj .ht take % OIJVU-iL nj ht take 10000 go.
What then They lad IL! lhplla use aud Cheers
lie mis- ion to-day 10 knIle tue heart OF New
York Tor wsI--waI-sudden, bolt, determined, Tor
ward war this day. IRenesed eheer0.I Civil war
WAS always fearful and tloody. Dishonnr ard anar-
ehy were worse Traitors everywhere wore.
He desired speak 10 ttem as soldier. Ii was once
his fortune 10 aac the gailnt Newlok re- ineut up
OH the Lluaiy higgins oi Cerr0 Gorjo. lChecrsI lie
knew well " LAT New York could do when her blood
was NJ. We had nothing 10 ayeuge-ge hld some
thing 10 puiish-wrungs against the Union. Even
wi,e he spoke, me cbe Of tue aTetiog WAS accom-
III hid. NeA York declared that sne would loyalty
rIstaiD the Government.
The Hon. RoBEsT j. WALKER said, that il the doc
tine Of Secession recognized In America, Union
was destroyed forever-we bad no Government our
flag was a vain symbol. Secession political suicide,
and If not stopped AT the Threshold we should fall into
universal ANARCHY and become the sco and scorn Of
the civilized world. The question was, Would the
people sustain the Government and every where the
! people Rad responded that the flag should he main
tanned, and the Union perpetuated. We must fight II
out until our glorious flag toated every fort and
every vessel and every acre Of soil recognized as our
national symbol.
The President then made the following announce
ment
The Bshc ia the foot Of Canal street, Men
, '1.s :: 60 s be S s 3 t. q. e. 70
there HOrnps they w be received on board and
| And, iellow-itizens, have another announcement
to make. Mr. Baker of Oregon, who has Just addressed
you proposes to raise brigade of NewYorkers if the
State will equip the men. Prolonged cheers.l
LETTER OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.
: u IL 81 It,.
Archbishop Hughes: 80,
coD,.qae5os Of iadi.po,ca beg my sSa.q.
the subject Of coming tosethe 10 the following words
Instruction. Of .h. Divine Master h.vo hop:
and Prey ss a .nS S.Sa Ss Be
& s 81 OF anssss CONTEXT sm DO, suihoriIed 70
:Ps.i il ID. Of fsloy,eitirsn. Lnl ~
lnow III, now "a, ,esr. stree .ossgne, sy si5s tool
STATES Of Am.c. Loud cheer. A. regards coincidence pr.
S or aef%sn .aSs o 10 . 4, S ef2 . 81
that soce the period Of ny naturalization have none but
IN my da.e' citizen, ehsn7e has
my Mad since then Tbs Government The lated State,
st. IS. 3 (. IL
eessn and sad lie gentle breeze, Of many distant .hdre :.
sssu,y May live continue 70 d.Pi. tLe.s TssSs
beauty Whistler Il HON. or .bLosd 70, Thousand year,
ion' JOIN HTGHEs 4IcIbi.hOp ofNo~Yo G'
The President then introduced the Hon. FIRsASDo
WooD who was received with loud cheers He said that
the president had announced that Col Baker proposed to
raise brigade Of New-Yorkers, if New.York would
pay the expense. As Mayor Of ihs city, far as he
had the power speak he pledged the Corporation for
that same. Loud applause. His oath Of Office was
TO support the Constitutions Of tho United States and
New-lork, and be Inferred from that that il his
duty as was consistent with his principles and his
sense Of right 10 support not only the Constitution
but the Union, theGOyenment the laws, and the flag,
and in the discharge Of that duty he cared not what
past political associations might be severed Cbeers
He was willing 10 give up all sympatlies, and If they
pleased all Of Judgment upon all national ques
lions. [Applause am willing to say here that l
throw myself entirely into this contest with all my
power aud might Cheers. The Chief Magistrate
Of this nation, In 30 far as he acts within the law,
represented the popular will, aud that will must be
sustained all hazards and under all circumstances.
II has been said here to-day that flag has been
insulted and Secretary Of War assuming to repre-
the Confederate States had said that the Confed
crate flag would fly FaDeuil Hall at Boston, Ii il
did il must be over the dead body of every citizen Of
New.York. GGrea, cheering. In behalf Of New.
York he was prepared TO cay that, and through tie
press the friends in the Sonih il the Confederate
flag should float the national capitol, every
| man, woman, and child would enlist for the war;
! Cheers He knew points w. He called upon
! every man, whatever had been his sympathes, 10
make grand palanx in this controv esy to proceed
in the language OF Senator Baker, 10 quer peace.
| Cheers.
The Hon. WASulSGTos Hunt said that no had
hoped that dangers would be avoided but they were
compelled to deal with stern 1edtics. The past was
beyond recall and We must now meet the issue forced
upon us. There was no justification for the action Of
the discontinued States Our Constitution made ample
provision for the redress Of grievances. 1t was our
duty to maintain and uphold the Government The
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