The New York herald., 1862-01-08

other side OF the globe. They were willing 70 ward OF
these sacrifices by tho enormous evilo war with Eng
tnnas and now what do we LeholdS Tins SANS ouutnf
Hheh would not gye up corner ol Maine OF
Vegoh trying 10 throw away twenty States desrous Of
o onong hsself and the North and in pursuit q this
pocy 70 arench the country In blood scrupe not TO
say that al the Powers Il Europe united could not
" y, seven years have brought the scourges evils
OF war 80 near TO this vitals OF tho people as this
x cradle secesson has done In geyen or ht months
lhea or moment lot Try TO ook into tho future II
should prosper will the South i've under poyernmcut
whHh Nj stephens. in speech which / have already
alluded TO- declared 20 DO tho mos. benecent or which
fro,o ~ s gsen u, any account aud which she has
tony II sho has not oeen willing TO live n peace under
sch government as that brt for the frivolous pretext
wncn we have been considering chosen plunge into
We sal OF war, how whom and what tegms eau we
eyer efpec 70 1--we in peace hereafter any longer than
inay Do necessary 10 accumulate the mems OF new
war and tc md pretcxt for punging into W Do yoa
say ms different seclins OF the country make
ties treaties with which hall i've In friendship
tLat pasisl treaties should like TO know whether
treaties are more bnd ng than constitutions, wheth
acts OF rancaton are more sacred than oahs Of alo
glance. which every one OF these leaders now has
upon hts soul Why, the great practical griev.
ance OF which the South Is complaining Is that
government rum ng X % It's very foundation embo.
died by Jefferson 10 projecting ordinance for tie Ncrh
@ western territory, as ong ago as 1854 iho No,ln
Plead ior the genera governsnt tho right 10 prohibit
the extension OF slavery the ro Territories Of the
uneo states north OF the Missouri line Does any human
bsns suppose that prospers ant the conlo
defaey should DO established and acknOw edged, tba4
these free millions Of The North vii! allow slavery to
Ches Justice fancy should i've age OF Mehusaan
and should ssge Dron Scott every year Of hn
tho complaints which tho South made about Northsrn
palpts ana the Northern press and sad II the rebeoa
creased hundred foid He then spoke OF tho advice
which kogsb ssatesmen gayo to our government IN per
sisng 10 resist secessSn that we were very unwso to
encounter ts OWLS OF civil war Instead ofettng the coaa
tyquety 60 pieces wonder, said he II these political
doctors would like tbs taste OF their own medcinef
this breakng up OF powerful governments Is such
or seven years 10 put down tho Sspoy rebeonS at
tho antlpodes, Why was the Irish rebellion Of es 70.
s,s,ed scottish robeon Of as and the odor one Of
l7l6 Why do they not avail themselves Of their great
historical preceden These po.ca! doctors thnk N
would be gocd thing Spain should become as II was
independent Kingdoms The whole civilized world within
two or three has capped Its hands In JOY as has
independent and what is harder 10 do for
get the eads and differences Of ages and come together
in one beautiful Italian nationality (Appause) Germany,
in the m,odIe sgss up into than three
hundred and forty independent Powers, and would those
who sympathzed with the leaders Of Southern rebeons
and saying that secession and dsnegston are desra
bio for America say 10 the Prince OF Germany "Pians
yourself on your reserved rights and recover your me.
dieva independenceY ID Il not enough my fronds TO mako
an angel weep had almost said tears OF boodf Here
are men OF common scnse, you must admit, OF education
and experience in affairs men who aspire to what ought
to be tie hoaored name OF staiesmah-to se6 them noe
only recreant 70 tho memory OF their fathers and the
heroes OF the revolutionary age but so dead 70 the yoics
history SO blind to the experience Of all other natone.
reckless Of the great lessons OF history az to think
that In country like this tho path to prosperity can lie
that The permanent welfare OF great confederate repub
lie can be promoted by ts being broken up into thirty,
forty fty independent jealous principaltss But e
cannot. II shall not be. cloud cries Of "NoP' and
choers) This glorous framework of national govcrus
nens shall not be allowed to crunbio into dishonorable
fragments (Renewed applausc) This seamless gar
ment OF union that folds tie country like Holy Provl
dence shall not be allowed TO be taters by trai
torons hands (Cheers) No noino-a thousand times
no Rise, loyal millions of the country, hasten to tho
rescue Of the Union. Come old men and children, young
men and maidens come as tho winds when forests
stranded; come with your strong hands with your
cunning hands; come with your swords como with your
knitting needless come with your purses, your voice,
your pens your types. your praycrs-come ono, come
all 10 the rescue cf the Union. cloud applause.)