New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Union builds their triompd afch
Hero they cluiss5ed-h.rs they nar.spa-
Hurrying forth to Dangers van;
Merchant, ssilor. student toier-
AL who bore the stamp Of man!
Banners acknowledgement cleaning
Hearts uphold by loyal faith
Here the stslwsrt SIXTH advances
There behold. the veteran ErGHTRi
Marching onwsrd-msrchns ysnwsrd-
Southwark like storm they barrt:
Here the msrtis TwEIrTs 10 charging
Yonder wheels the SEVENTY FIRST!
lruland's sh.nroek-Scotand's busbsS
Bloom for with crimson forenI
And DER sll the Of battle
Gallis's eagle screams with ours.
Roman /" Tra :" German Forecyfs"
Minge with own huzzss
And the Hungarian answers Ellen!
"Eljen! for the Flag Of Stars"
Continuing in eulogy of his Native Land, b
decd thus:
Here the Tcer tolls unbranded
Here the Door feels no shannsi
FOR he knows the lowliest fortune
Upward 'resdsto lofest fame:
Tor he dwells where limbs ch.inem--
Where the srsndest lights Of esrth
Nay be sealed with brave .Ipirinsa
By the child Of hunsblest Birth
Where the CID prineysl forest
Glooms around. like shades Of night.
There the young bsck.wood,msn open,
With bic axe, the gates Of Hight
And the IHtellec. Of Labor
Clsspins HoDor's guiding hand,
Climbs alof, with ABRAHAM LiScoIsl
Rules, with hin, our glorious hand
Type Of Freedoms highest manhood.
And the renias OF her sof
Stands to. day this brave bsckwootsmAa--
Representative Of Toll
And the bosom ofhis greatness.
WI. In faith and hope sublime,
Tells the nv nblest Of the people
How TO triumph be may climb
And the ns.ions, gazing westward,
Dor Atsndcs stormy deep.
May behold this chosen people
In the Lord Jehoyahs keep!
Nay behold how loyal INA nbood
Up TO royal grandeur sprnss-
Where the realms fields Of labor.
And the toiers are the kinss
Though he bloOdred sors, of ba..ls
RoGr with fierce rsselion's blast
And the gold and iron Of Union
In the stormy blaze be csst;
Though the strokes Of wars res: hammers
Shake the anvil Of our strength
90, Of all the gold and iron
God will shape His WORK at length
In the fiery trial OF conflict
Freedom proves her pures. ore.
Aud the bands Of peace are welded
Underneath the blows ofwari
From the iron and gold of armies
From the broken liuks OF wrong-
God viii weld the works toIether--
God viii make the U5IoS siIsat.
The Hon. HIRAM WALBRiDoE delivered the Ora
sion. He commenced by an elaborate review Of tn
sise and progress Of the nation including viv
contrast between the British form Of government
and OWL, and striking and very complete state
nent Of tie vastness Of our material progress up
she census Of 1860 The only susion to 1862 ia con
sained in the following. the concluding paragraph:
" The great body Of the American people, ma
we not earnestly hope, ore united in iheir love Q
freedom and independence the result OF traditioua
and common gloyies II the Revolutionary race frou
whence they tpraua. The great advance ia our ne
Republic over kindred institutions in other time.
L the thorough recognition Of the Representative
principle in its expanding capacity, and it ability q
comprehend the immense territories that are 20 b
brought within its mild sway on this continent
leaving 20 State jurisdiction matters Of local con
sern, uniting for external and common objects unde
one great and powerful General Government, Wit
limited, welldefned powers and constituting
complete representation OF the whole America
family. That representative Constitutional Gov
eminent is the strongest human combination TO re
Sst foreign aggression known " civilized states
has been fully demonstrated in the Wal Of the Revs
luton, and IN our second contest with Great Britain
VIA the capacity Of this form Of Government Is
TO reeist aud overcome g wicked combination Of
number OF ITS own rebellious States, strvin.
~ eraeiy 'he generous mother that gave
them birth, Is now 70 be definitely established
Without sny pretext Of complaint, which had no
rs peaceful and constitutional remedy. mighty re
helhon shakes tue earth beneath Our feet. Iowa
aud true men, be rot dlsnaye1. There are 10 fear
Tor The ultimate resut. There j. principle of eter
na justice 10 the administration Of human Affairs, O.
IN the celestial empire Of God. million OF armed
men will sOOn be ~ the teld-fuly eQuipred with
III til. psraphernsiis o. modern warfare. The con
nitutionsl men Of this Government mean 10 Ger
petua.e ana preserve IT, They sro willing TO inyes
The constitutional authorities with the men and th,
means TO accomplish ths object. They are willing
u need be- 10 bptEe every inch o. American soil Il
their blood before i shal be torn from beneath
the jurisdiction Of the Constitution. Their lves
Their money their hopes their cestiay, their all. i
n the service OF the Government. N uplolding th
CONSTITUTION ami the Union. They, However fec
they have the right TO know every incident ,ha
marks The varying fortunes Of the struggletor il
their own chosen sous who re Ealing in de
fense Of pubic liberty. They also earnestly dc
sIe, If any foreign Intervention l. mediisted
it nay Be met with fruness, gDd without com
plant. Every age and each community must cor
tri6ute its jnst proportion OF sacrifice, OF toll,
suffering, and OF blood, necessary, in upholdin.
and preserving the great principles Of law Of order
Of Jus'ice, and OF Christianity, ON which rest On,
mighty structure Of free Government and religion
tolera,ion. With perfect knowledge Of the respop
Ebiiity bending over her, inspired by the past
tborough,y impressed with the great events OF m,
present, and profoundly hopeful Of the future. tb
req, commercial metropolis, representing milior
~ usp ind Ihe commercial sgergy 0f toe westerr