New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28


iil no, say that he Sas aDisunionis', nut hat lie
hal ieeR one, yet was nov for the Union, aud in
favor Of the Efforts now being made TO restore and
preserye il. There is bd ore opinion in the Gin
c'Hnai p4pers, and tia. ID that the city has been
deeply disgraced by IN objectionable outrage and
hat the Mayor and police sham,fully neglected their
duty, if thoy did not actually infygate the bob.
From TSs Cincinnati Isqvi,er. 3flrel25
The ANNOUNCEMENT hat NeuGcil Phillips would
81 eak a. the OIora-Il0use caused much speculation
up0n the tiee.s. Threats OF disturbance were com
mon. and the prediction that he would not be PER
mied u address biz audience, was in the no1.h OF
everybody. Yet il 10 apparent bat no one beiicVea
that any serions attempt 10 modest him wonld D.
made Tor q lqr.e audience OF lanes and gentlemen,
Representing Oh shades Of political faith, we're
gathered soon after the doors were opened. 30"
room these hopes were crushed, aud no" oHiiAS,oIh
the disturbance, will soon BE- teen.
Mr. Philips was sccompaI led by the following
gentlemen, VINO occupied seats upon the stage;
Me-srs. Samuel Reed, editor Of The CARTE John
T.. Foo'e, WIN. Goodman, Judee staio, oraon MUIR
ray and William Green.
Wpeu Mr.. Phillips STEPPED upon the stage he war
greeted with tumult o. gngled RrOans, hisses ana
cheers, the latter greatly predomnatlng ana saoou-
ing the former.
When they had sabsided, Judge Stallo walked 10
the saud nd began 10 Introduce the speaker 10 DIS
audience. Th, i-mniks Of The Judge were ,nce'lo"s
and ful Of plea antry, comparing ar. Pbilnps 70
,iece Of artillery the report OF which bad disturbed
tho quiet Of the Potomac
Wh,n Mr.. Phillips sroFo to speak, he walked TO
The foot amid vol.y Of hi-ses, which, nae lhs
Inst, was drowned III the cheers Of his friends. lie
saiG:
have been invited aaie end rsnrenen 70 pess to YOU
On IN. wai--tbs CONFUSION Viii e. divided the Union or
vsr No more sTo, ,nb q car eug1ge the ateDtion OF
tie American I-oTlo for believe that within Sx moh
e.hsis within tne coming nndfed cy We te people e
10 frr whs the future n these hiryour states % be-
Certainly question Of deeper import cen e presented 10 ~
American u cay 10 lsy a. tbs war came no
knows now and thai Z 80, the s1h o. thi iAsI or
inst party that 1t will end IN nney dave 81 year bri
believe tnal We =. D. no - 81, ~, - - - -. -
fortunate Providence n cidc' loo- Ifoeud upon
cl ~ Ky and a united country.
- believe the val TO be The q q seventy yesT.
,,uege with one idea IL comes e ~ a. da'y "lgh
laws upon tia, rrrertou Two o. tnr'. qle.ions spT
n The uressni ,tits Of thing. How ~ tie .s-
Whl, will become Of Slavery What VIII become o. me
nion1 In icgard 70 he hrl quessu oour cen lrf"s-
We entering upon be great nse "bica % propu AA's
ever svilcda -uag.e rstwesn The 90" ana u. brn}-s
resri democracy i'uloed o1 industry osit- 'a nory
ta South aiis ocrsry i9uIted On slave 4o'r-an -
scy whose shs hand l. NeGo s-Yey aLd "Aose lei L he
IL this point heavy bowldcr was thrown FROM
The third tier OF boxes. IL struck few 'et from
Tie speaker. II came crashing among The !oOi-hghts
ike cannon shot. simultaneously with the bowl
Ter came q couple of eggs, that burnt Ike bombs,
disIensing O perfume more potent than fragrant
one Of these odorous M .silrs struck the sTeaker.
lhe ercn Gro thrown from iho left OF the second
or aud were ACCOMPANIED by a series Of yeiis, like
nothing unless l. be The war-W hoop Of soofe oi.in-
iurated Indians. "Down with the trsi orr " Egr
tie niger Phlllipsr' and dozen q, or opprobr"us
epi heis IL IL due 10 Mr. Phillips to ray that he
STOOD calm and collected, without moving muscle
Or iinching an inch.
Wien tue tumnlt had somewha, sui sided, the
spcYher resumed lis ditcouue.
M one gorl
who tnst stone 5u meant 10 in.ut 70 .ls
oa.,l.v-h, 'dus whl.. insn Of tie south. .'mpatr t
aud hos !et hand l. gnoIsnc 10 south tsiora
ever zee. he utmost s1aaou VI her O. vii be- ellen
lie Ans aud .tipos gsrsri,e freedom g. tvfD meu t of
te thirty ioar states ILsTo many fnfs ~ci Anefrfn
eu can net do Ad slIgg ~hieA .-og tey CO noi
do and let 20 prevent ho bells che Arc. ftuent
b,irF in ~ yels ine. coaj so.e'nra oy
one zee e a-..,os a. si-.i. fo' 80 3o-' A''e "'eA
The nisses, which had been Intermittent, hero be-
came Ike psIit,f hurricane.
"a coon a. uis voice became audible, Mr. Phillip
re- OrieG:
Before We Y,rkee, went 70 ~ Roanoke end Toorac
tutlrd olfsrlges 10 fe.feri i'e sf Do nd An1" ~
you rhttiito no. Tor stten .e-f' have been D.'
A. this word the row became ecuoul eggs were
thrown al Hbrn, uud ,bc stage wa odc.tlH WIN
tieir d gus'ing fragrance. stlfhueted hydrogen
was tie popular pe,lume and n was long beiore
Sir. Plhiipa could prin bearing. When he NJ
tempted % explain the obLoX ~ phrase, he waa 10
inaGlible amid the general tuul! that We could MT
report lls WORDS. ne rftlibtus
To-day the takes the form q battle The wa l.
nothing Abo MET j. has 10 more inefesi "
such than noft ss 10 after have found be
hero aud heroine happily married OF he let laie VIA,
your opinion Ms, be- niue !. ti slysg ht' received
is deahblw 30 the loYse ~ i iirtf Tie American rr
pie have opened hs Page " he history lirh va. record
The death VI slavery. In due ro, AID afei frs'na1 in
crv.l slavery ell ole In" cy trs u''n Cotton l. him
South CaEo DE- od Lyous and Lancihire % beg fret sd
.iid Babies Keep qu.ei She hs- saf l nc'n ~ elrci
no,th. bot d, last ,cc4unIa they wee ooi gqae vel
-fnother idea that the Soilh wou.i bot lgl soll
Cs,olna tried thsf iu mlnur. VI rn he 81 I'd Ais'r
sgriut Kansas When their ochlEds srubbsd no, the
nkee- went home 10 New Enfanf aud nsrd fii's Let
the continue wenty'qur months. aud Nee eau wiz be-
syhawi 1he id idea Of the eesth Of Saver - derived
non the nessage Of TIE PRECEDENT b,h,e me ifsor
honest man out very 10" oee lie desires 10 stand Dc
tween ihe pen,', snd nd which way th 90. vas ;, tn{
be wAmrd the Border s1si5' tba, nov We ihef e 70 T
HF. Phillips continued 20 speak Tor over All Lour,
but the melee in the second tier created 10 much
confusion al we should not De able 20 do hin justice
did we attempt 20 report him further.
Cries ana excavations resounded from all parts OF
tie house. EglH were occasionally hurloi a. the
stage, one Of which struck Mr.. Murray.
TIE cries weo Lynch the 1uiior.' Hang he
Niger" "Iar and feather the Additional I'VE
om. the proianiy.D Ladies and timorous gentle
men made their oscape.
The Stage was in confusion, aud gentlemen from
he audience mounted II ~ "A favorable standpoint
from which TO witness tho row. The speaker yalnly
continued 10 speak. bnt could not hs head.
The Iowdies cume down stairs with cries Of Let
ms take the Stage "Lynch him" Put ON the
gas." When they reached The middle aisle the
nelee became general, stools and umbrellas wore
freely used Some ladies tainted, and others scram-
led ungracefuIiy over bcnch-ops. Mr.. Pike and
other gentlemen were struck while cndcayoling 10
keep the pace. II being probable thsi some of the
eyil-dlspOsei woud find the " gAs stop" aud pnt out
the light in which the loss OF life would have
been iiyhtlul, Mr. Phillips was induced ~ ceaae
sprakipg, AMI ,he meeting was dispsrsed.
Both exits from the Opera House were bcaet by
gargs determined 70 lynch the obnoxious speaker.
After some DENY he Was disguised and paced ont
through the crowd undeected but il was well on TO
midnight before the Iowdics left the vicinity OF the