New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
i We ARE here placed BY Almighty God TO develop

We are here placed by Almighty God TO develop
and snsain free institutions, and set an example 10
the whole world. Let US not be false to that wi''
son Let rs not e recreant 10 duty; but let us
he .tronp in the confidence of Hin who was tbs
God of our fathers that after he has chastsed us for
n time he will still be orr God and as near and ten
der TO us az TO our fathers. lApplause. Lot u'
have tbi, feeling Let tie Government rise to the
dignity of the occasion; let 1t lay aNde wnat yer
tlnidity there may have been in its counseis, and
unders and that iu tunes like these II Is only TUG
bold, the energetic sriIit, that prevails. ,
Timid couns-ls now are treason. Applause
Timid actions are worse than ireacbery. tenewed
applan,e.j We want such lender as will say to
those below him in authority, There n your work
go and do it," and leave not Rebel TO desecr g
the land Of Freedom. Voci'eron. appiause.l hiSe
up in your strength in the strength OF your country
and in the strength of your God, aud sweep away
treason from the land Of Wa-hlngton, Adams, aud
Jefferson. Applause. Let that voice ring out AT
il ruug ont in NO. aud rebellion Will soon hide
head, and seek cover from The storm. lAppause.l
fear not treachery, nor what Rebels can DO II
have only the true heart in my own country
[Applause II o. the side of loyalty there DO truth
energy. manhood, and de ordination to dare and
to do everything for is ralvatop, then 1t will be
done. l tell you there lis power In the human arm
when il is rai.ed in the cause OF Justice-a power
tina, is more than human, for then It's power II
strengthened BY all The power OF manhood, by al
!
God. Applause.
Therefore, take timd counsels no longer. APP
pause. Conservatives are not tbs men who csi
save the country. IRene~ed applause. IL is, g.
before remarked, your bold, energetic spirit. Ib'
nan Of the future, not the man OF the paet with lii
ewes OH the back side of his head laughter ant
applsusel, always dwelling among the tombs. wht
is 10 save you. The bold man, The daring man
who sees the future. aud, grasPing II with bo,i
hands, says, "Come on, my ooys-wen have IL
lApE lauso That's the only kind Of mau whC
can save us in these times. Get such man. Pu
him in the Presidential chair or put him on the bat
tle-tield-put him anywhere. He conquers, lie tn
umphs and You triumph with him.
But have detained you longer than intended
/ (Go on, 90 on.l Well, 1 would 20 OH great dea
longer cut you called HE to speak louder, aud t
obligo YOU have spoken 20 loud ~ 10 greatly ex
hausi my strength, but believe have not told YOU
ont all the ideas nave. Laughter These are no
times when wish ~ cast csisnre or bostow praise
They are times when we should all make manly r.
solves for our oOuLtrys interest. learn from VI
war one great TRUTH which all history and all PHI
lOsophy teaches that man never loves thoroughly
until he has suffered for IT, and no nah ever loyc'
his country until he has suffered for. and with II
| Applause.
| The great obstacle we have 10 contend against i
the simple fact that we have been too pro-p,rou,
anu country has called upon US for too iew sac
riiices. We should llory in the opportnuiy nov
offered 10 us for making sacrifices. - That's so.'
Asa young nan, VINO had volunteered, Wa, sbou
taking bis leave 10 join the army, | Sid 10 hiui
Are you rot afraid you will get killed T. Ne.
raid he; A" When 1 made up my mind u 70 into ID,
army, | offered my lie III sacrifice to God aIo m,
country. / have given it up, and it matters not Il
me whether die to-day OF tomorrow; on the bat
te.held in Ivy tont in my bed; my lie is 10!
q cd aud my countrys-no longer my own. LAP
p!euse.
Now, until We hsvo an opportunity TO call fortl
sucn heroic sentiments we are not nation. Iia,
T. r. great rial not have come, should have fallei
to IA condition below that Of the Chue.s. below thu
Of any uailon that ever called tseli civilized tbrougl
our extraordinary material PROSPERITY. IL IL, there
fore, calamity but necossity, aud | trust vii
result Ia great benefit.
The speaker retired amid great applause and M
merous calls for Gen. Corcoran, who was not, how
. ever, present