New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03

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eIes provide for hi. by incorporating portion of ts
ane into Hi, ofthe Seas and TINS nansursie lew
element of rstonsl strength and defense, commensnise
With growing importance as great leading maritime
power. lii.
R,sorcd Ths', steadily pursuing the wise policy of our
fathers never 10 interfere IN tbs Internal conflicts OF
oleien States. But here beneath this ou'retched Ky IN
tie presence Of Almighty God and OF another we petge
lives fortunes and s.cred honor never TO sbsndn
this struggle while there remains tior In the land and
bs any armed intervention BY any foreign poweI IN eur
present Affection shall prove the ssna for tho 'pnt Of no
.ty 70 commences its triumphant march 'hiopsh Europe
These suggestions, these resolutions, that have
submitted were submitted TO tie respective
Boards Of Trade at Chicago, at Toledo, a.
Bafalo. ! believe that they contain all that II
requisite to carry rs through the crisis through
which we now passing. Cheers. This interior
line along the sesboard must be opened Our iacii,
ties for reaching the West must he mrllipled; ana
hen, gentlemen, there must be more yigor INFUSED
into orr national policy, or We must allow the uov,
eminent TO pass away. H. No, mo" Never.
We must stand by tie Union, the Constitution, hha
the supremacy Of The laws. Prolonged cheerr:l l
have stated these things to you because not OF my
own seeking, but upon the earnest enlrea'les OF
eminent cizeus, and the loyal Union-loving masses
Of the Fourth Congressional District. and The Halter
ing resolution you, too. have this day pssfed-soci-
tatiOns and indictments which no man. 81 such time,
has the right TO resist have yielded and have be-
come candidate for the sufrapes OF this great, IN
telligent, and patriotic constituency. Cheering
II was but two working days only before the cleo
ton when wss hus called, but the requisiion was
made, and felt that had no right TO refuse. Re-
newed applause. sad that would not only run
for Congress but that would run to secure the re-
srect of all honorable men, by expelling from the
representative halls Of the nation the present
incumbent for this District. Prolonged cheers.
may be robbed Of my seat IN Congress, bat cannot
be shorn Of my set-resptct in endeavorng 10 re-
move from That high post Of duty the only man
whose infamous speech has invigorated the arms
of Rebels. Renewed cheers. II there be depth
IN Hades more profound tbsn any other, 1t should
be reserved for him who betrays loyal, patrotc
and coufding constituency who have intrusted 10
him their honor, their interests and their rnown.
| lGreat appliance, and cries Of good, good.
Pardon me now, if state TINT, at the commence
ment of this struggle, although sprivate citizen,
had the distinguished honor TO receive request from
the Executive Of noble State asking that, through
nv humble agency, there might be placed in the
National service ten additional regiments. went
TO the Government, l bosought the Government 10
accept those regiments TO aid in saving the country
This is the correspondence that passed; go,
To Gen ITrR.n waInnipGE Net ]o,k,
SIR In relation tie energetic method Of prosecuting the
War Th.eh you 'assss hs,g 70 ,'y ,o ' =.
resnents-wheh will undoubtedly be In The held BY the end
o Q, ' smsS eeuippS eossd and PROVIDED with TENT
trains nations end suhs,ef stores these advances
will be made by this State aud such equihioe answer
the letter within forty day. from tho receipt Of ne order
Lee enlisted for three yesrs unos1 ,)onef dscLase1
make Xix regiments Of The ten reieued 10 a. proposed re-
QUESTION. sn .Osr,y independent the IL sfeae,
| cld.rsd, ard Of any troops now in he held
am. very truly your ftcnd and evsni. ,,
The Governor Of Massachusetts,, addressing Hiram
Walbridge, corn merobsni, doing business here
lApplause and hilariiy.l RESPECTFULLY sul niiied
TO lie War Department! this application, and THIS
was the result
Gen. HiRAN WALBHIDeK Nes. io'ks
sin: have read with p,.,u, letter Of biz EIoeehey
John A. Andrew sedn'ee 20 you 9nSsI date 81 ne i1th
int. stating that II you eAn procure further eqniuon By
tho Cover meni i9f ten additional Iese.i ii,m We state
will within forty dps Dc cent ihetou.ay aIiae5 se lpsd
clothed and provided Nth tent. b's.sge srs toi snd
sv5.sisnce sofe'-sn enlisted io' nice je e-''0o'f
70. vii please sd,i.e Gov Andrew that tn, r,e,u.y
qu,on "a Immediately be aud iof Jour action 10 the
Simon CAMERON, seeIeis'y Of W."
IGrcai spPlau,e.l
MI DEAR sini ys.'eIday I,ee,,e ansis .an rom
so s5s, ,as, 81 % I United se. see ro "a.
State I'D bes TO .Ips. ~ eoeial .iI,ss,.n o. W.,
s. ss,Pplos py ns,.r. - u,iod.i snd iht,s,n polly
vheh moe, thoroughly concur In 80 sise tqosn" wise
,,.,..m.nlle tfusi sLs the epd d ihi' var ~
ye1f ~ tie lsh Of June 1901 'rd also ss We oonc ap
viii demonstrate he vitality q Dcmooraiio h'pub!esn oS'
emmett Tie hereto antood Of ouf rore their h 10 no
fondsilerta idsss which oossnnen and our socs
fabric stand .d rheh she'll o,s,1si ~, s ~, f 2.
Of oaf Republic yehy, The k-s q fru'.ia rtasihs
som. yss' 80 "Ifoss,' ',i..s., .ah,s. ,,,.S,
ssse "a sb,yoaa The Pfe.r Porer nh.et coz! q any
consent 20 be wL.ed beneath ia wave. believe ne ~
Sir. faith uii, and obsdi'nuy I9Sn,'i ,ypREw
| Gan Hu,x wlIHHipGn New Yort CITY. ~
And, gentlemen, through the persistent hDlhly OF
my friends and reporters, thcse facts were procufed
/ rom The War Office, 1ud pubhshed to the woill;
But there WIS ltte incident OF history that rhHii
now for the frst time make public.
IGen. WALBRIDOE read a SIMILAR eorresf ondence
IN relation 10 battery Of light artillery, comprs
ing letters from Gov. Andrew aud Secretary Cam
eron ,
bnd not intended, gentlemen, TO indulge In these
refson.l reniplsosutes but thought u ny duty 10
demonstrare TO you that should be IGNORED ~
Your sulisgts, thould 10 found standing upon we
Platform OF the Federal Constitution, through veal
and through woe through sunshine and difaster'
contending that this Government shali not p"sr
AWAY that this Constitution shall not be broken,
AID TO this resolve pledsng, with you, my NE, ny
\ fortuue and nv tacIed honor. Prolonged ana eL-
thusiastic cheerng 1t ID proper for LIE to ada 'hat,
when presented the proportions have r,en.u W
Won. addressed every loyal Governor oil lie coub-
Try, afnug his opinion whether toO, men wee
to- many 10 be called into the Held Their ans" eis
10 t,s oiie,tion were submitted 10 the fresldeni,
and lie did me the Kindness to ray that they aided
him materially in forming The hessage cent III W
him to Congress in July, le6l. Great applause
IL matters not whether 10 to Congress- but, ID hy
iLuu.ble Judgment YOU bad better 60 10 Tie green
fields Of New Hampshire or Vermont, and ara"
your blade the threats OF ten fresh regiments
than reelect to that body the nan whose Rebel
,ueech inyigoraies Rebel arms, ard whose return
would be hailed M an indication that this COM
menal district lie in favor OF the overthrow 81 in"
(,oyennent-a calamity equal to the Ices OF Tue
Chnslian religion itself Great and prolonged hp'
plsuse.
CAPT. EZRA NYE said: 1t affords me tie greatest
pleasure, gentlemen, 10 gay that have the honor Of
an infinite acquaintance with Gen. Hiram Wal
bridge have crossed the Atlantic with him several
I'm. md | know BIN 70 be IN honest man. q true