New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

waving and a. one time soIiloqnsing in this way;
Isn't IL hard tia, IN oil IA am, The iasber Oh
IS children, who never knew what IL was 10 wan.
he comforts OF life, should in uy old age be brought
mere 10 pilow nv III cd upon he naked hoor, for no
,,her rcas n tban thaiI am Union man and could
nm, ,orse with nv ueighhors." When the daylight
r. me. the old man recognized me. N,en yoh iutiV
dnred me- Sir as az The head OF IN .iec'orai ueke,,
there was SONS ambiguity ABOUT ~. 10
II 10 be understood that was On the Breckinrloge
,icke,. nor was on Lincoln ticket but i WE
.iwavs an Old Iine WIFI, and Went Tor Bel ana
Everett, recognized this nan, and why 10 lou
.nonose thai he, lis ION and bis son-ln law were I'D
pri,oned IL was simply because he did no. So'9
Wba, are we TO do with Missouri, with Maryland,
;,b that portion of Virginia which IL now true ana
lov.l and with fourth OF The State OF lennessee,
which ia rill loyal 10 the Union And Wha' are
we to do with the gallant State 20 aoiy REP,
rsser,ed here tonight by the gentleman VINO
nreoeded me hope that the cry OF " Peace VII
no more be heard until the Union shall be again re-
s,ored No man can have the iantest appreciation
~ the fe, ling thar exits among the SecessIobs's
the Confedera States who has not beeh Among
them. The line was when a man VINO sh1uiu uI',
this Union would have scarcely been allowed "
sneak; but now tie bitteIest attacks are mace Wy
ma of thousands upon the Union which has maze us
MI we are and all we hoe to be, under when We
have arisen from thirteen TO thrty-ioui STATES aiu
from there 10 Thirty millions OF people, WY nato
sDread Themselves IiOul tue 2tie bh"A'N" "
Mountains, and, Overtoppi0g tbem, nave eo'',IJ d
down upon that mighty ocean whose fanns are eoiu
and whose waves WASH the Orient. IL IA that ohioh
which enables American commerce TO enIer e'eis
mort and traverse every sea. We are iVii t'a' 'nJ
T,,ion IL dead IL is DO more dead Il al the seeu
,yh;c, tails in the furfow. The snow throuGs IL
with ia white covering, but the Spfli2 liinc .on1e,
and it bears huudIed-fold, aud Is gathered ih'Y .e
garner. to the glad song OF " harvest nome lhb-
oI,nsel n i, no more dead than the fresh OAK
wloe leaves fall before the fros,s OF AutuInn but
hv a pfocess more elaborae than that OF the a.
c6imist sweet Juices are elaborated from mother
cath. a,.orbed by rootlets, and pass ny, the
rDarled Trunk, and the singing birds buli9
their nests in the green branches. laPPlta'e
But, gentlemen is there any reason Why We should
be discouIagedf Is there any reason 70 believe
that the great cause is TO fail eau see no reason
for gloom. l am aware that in several engagements
we nave not succeeded; am aware that iast time
was made ut Bull Run, and that The running was
What have we not gained Mary hand ia in the
Union aud safe in the Union; NJ ssOari il ,sfe and
as for Kentucky, she enabled 10 speak fG herreh,
and who bas now SPOKEN. Then see toe, here IN
the Free States; see how all the arts and the sell
enc,s are iourirhing. Look Mt The little nml Ill
cident that met our eyes but a short tine since,
within the last two days, when San Francisro
speaks 10 New-York, and ~ less than twenty'four
hOura gets a response Appliance. When we are
enabled 10 answer The question that was
asked by the Almighty of Job, Cansr thoi send The
ightnlngs that they may 10 and say, here we are I
Aud now across broad and coutiueute stretches
the electric wire, and along IL flashes the thousand
messages Of business. affection, aud Of love. Not
outstanding red battle STAMPS bis foot, the arts and
the sciences flourish as they ii0uIi,hed Of old here.
Thtn, repeat, can scene reason for gloon or for
We sbOuld bear IN mind too, that
the people alive in this matter and th II, per-
ehance-wLich IL hardly to be supposed-t,e leaders
Of the people should prove false, the people them
selves i'll take the matter In charge. ApIlause.I
Thank God in imes like these there will always be-
the men TO ri,e up equal To the regency and the
people will sustain them. True t Ia thai IL most
unfortunate epoch for us; Jrue II IL that
the great men who trOd IN the Immediate
footsteps Of fathers In the Revolution have pased
AWAY. John G.. Calhoun has gone; and be-tbsi
pteat man who wus yled the Defender of the Con-
stitntOn-sleeps by the sounding ses at MaFsbteld;
and be-that other man, not greater perhaps, intel
l.ctnally Tut greater ia the power that be bad OF
SieloiDg himself and graphing himself 10 other men
by hooks Of steel-be who slways stood where the
bali, fell rst aud fell thick, st, the leader u them all
the leerless Harry Of tie West-wbere lie lie
lApplause Aud BY IA strange coincidence, these
three great men, each representing one Of the great
seciiOns of the cOunry-the South, The North ana
the Most-thoy bG'o sonoi aud it "oold seeni 80
lhough tut small portion OF tueir rApiles have de-
scerded upon those who left. But great tnes al
WAYS produce great men. The occasion has come, the
time has come, and the If sure 10 follow. And
4 rcpoAt that though the leaders prove recreaDt
false 10 their trust, there will be no fear but the
people will take care Of them. Thank God IN this
country a. leas, no nan s above the people. We
have tad that illustrated in the history OF past
Pr,sidenfs more than once. 80 IL will be here. L
repeat if the leaders OF the people prove fase 20
the N. But le! me conclude, and let tie tay that
there shsll he no star erased from that glorious
cot stellsiiOn which heretofore has set the whole
heavens ia glow, no star torn from IT, to he seoD,
tka Ha nat bell
the other stars may return. each revolving upon It's
own axis, and ell shining radiantly, and making
such music the morning stars made when the
sons Of God shouted for Joy.
judge SLossoS--Centlonen, you have called Mr.. !
Raymond. Loud cries for Greeley" and /" Bra /
dy."l
Mr.. RAYnosD-Fe llow-citirens, nothing would
give greater pleasure than to yield my place here
10 either Of the gentlemen whom you call. One |
reason why cannot do it in the of of these
gentlemen, Mr. Brady, Is that understand be ia not
here. The olher-in the case OF Mr.. Greeley--is, /
that his turn has not come. / am man Of law ard
order understood that it was my duty to come .
here when i was told 10 come, and 10 speak nv
speech, If had any speech 10 speak, and ii not, 10
20 away, and let somebody come who had. Now, / /
1sye little 10 say. j en- here simply to urge what
conceive to be an entirely needless lesson, namely,
hat of union for the sake OF tho Union. Union
or the sake q the Union What spectacle does
hi. present What rebuks to those who, when
bey were raising the standard Of rebe lion dared to
10, that any portion Of the Northern members Of
his Union would stand with them Ia their attempts
o drag II down and tread il in the dust Applause
All neuies for the moment are laid aside; not that
we surrender party convictions or attachments per-
but simply that now and here we recog-
NE higher necessity, nobler duty, louder call
hat comes to us from the heavens above, and tells
Is that parties are nothing when the Government il
n danger. Save the Government fret, and attend
o personal and party ambition, II you will. We
nave something TO teach other nations. They ask us
rom over the water, what are YOU fighting for For
,ur flag To the nations Of the continent, to all the
,eople everywhere who hope for the freedom which