Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-19

them. They would leach the government tlss
their real danger was not frem going on Z
administer the law in conformity to the Consti
tuition, but that their real danger was from thai
attempting to overstep the law So Ion 2 as th
goVernEent went on in strict conformity to th
Constitution and the laws they wonld be allowed
to linger ont sickly existence until the close q
their official term; bat the moment they over
stepped the Constitution the moment they de.
parted troa well ascerteined principles Of rignt
they resolved society izto its original elements
! They gave motto 10 US, said he, who have the
| physical force, not only that the physical force
resides with the governed. but that resist
Rnce 10 tyrantS is obedieace 80 Gcd. load
cheers) The real security Of MF Lin
colz and :Lis Cabinet, and the men who are
now administering the g9vernm snt Of the eoun-
try, lies in their faithful obedience to the Con
stitution The moment that they depart ona
line from it, they throw of the protection of
law, resolve society into its original elements
and make It a question Of physical force And
IN this community or in New Jersey. With It's
ioutteen thousand majority for the democratic
party, or IN any portion Of the State af NeE
york, Il they transcend in one line or letter tho
written Constitution Of the United Stases I
would not answer for the personal safety of any
man connected with the government who should
set his foot upon our territory CheerB TREY
nave TAXED OF arTestlng prominent men on onr
side, and they have spoken at times Of arresiino
me--not 10 me-thsy weuld not talk sucb nor,
sense to me, but to sick relatives, to womea a7d
chHdfen, and TO other persona that miyht be
around. Laughter. told them thst ihev dare
not arrest me in the city ofNe8 York the phvsi-
cal taree vas TOO strong against thsn re-
neNed laughter. They thought they would ar
res, ne N Philadelphia, Ehsfe they had a ma
J2lity l went thsrs to see if they would but
Iney dia net 90 Il there I went to Baltimore
asa as they did nat % It there, went to Wash
i5st9n' ana into tie P,esident's house TGress
laughter and applause. My busipess tbsr,
has been the subject Of considerable coavarz,,
ton. bad no business on earth exceut n sse
whether they wanted to arrest me and now
say that while knew then, a1d knew always
hat they did not dare arrest me 50 long AZ
kept inside the Congtitutioz and the laws. land
however moderate lawyer may be, yet knew
lsW enough not 20 violate it, and while know
perfectly well that they did not dare arrest rae
as they had srTesed others snd more than thot
1 Know this, that II aay man connected with the I
ilekal arrests that have been made in tie State I.
OF New York sets bis foot upon toe soil of Nsyr /
York, will arrest him exthusiastic cheers T. /
and, 90 help me God, he shall be brought 70 such I
punishment as the Constitution and laws Of this (
country demand, {" Good, good i" and re. I
newed cheering
Hon Richard Couolly was called for. and in I
response addressed the audience briefly, stating
that be owed all that he had to the Demserstie .
party and pledging his support to the regular /
nominees.
1t was stated that the following Eaglish CO
leoFllles eesHpled seGts on the platform daring !.
Mr. Van BursR's speech: Msrauis Of Hsrtinr- /
ton, member Of Parliament, Lord Edward CAV.
sndish aud Colonel Leslie, members Of Parla-
zent