New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

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Nv. ~ - ,iooS ,nonth after month upon Cum-
no. ronn,.;.s, looli toward my native hlllt
~ ,L ...Gce, but aln willing to abide my exile
Gov long years. for life itself, rather than bow to
reason. iCbsers. But an forgetting myself.
commenced To talk about the cause OF this Rebei iion
may say word or TWO about shat. The very ZANE
causes FELLOW citizens which have overturned all The
great pubcs of the earth are AT sapping 'he
-uuooatous of this Government. what are those
cau.esl Political ambioh and the thirst lot power.
Tue politicians seized npon this negro question az Tie
Only available means by which to fIe tie Southern
heait. [AIpause.] Now look a: the class OF
southern mep who were politicians and are still. |
What are they Do they care for the people NO,
no more than satan ooss. Tie first thing thaI ever
alarmed me about this revolution was the character
OF the mex ct the bottom OF -thleves, blacklsSs,
burglars, gamblers, and drunksiCs. Applause
Did not know ihat no good could ever cone nom
ANY Luiug guided by such menl /" GIVE IL TO tnem'
The second thing that alarmed nc about this Rebel
hon was--eXc1se tie word, tie oniy one III the
English language that expresses NY laea o. necet'
sion--the Oeyiiieb spliit that hiiinsed II. khew
10 good could come 10 my country where inen-4no
women, too-wero pCaasssed with lelons oil de'iis'
DO 30, know shat some OF my own kindred-re-
lned and intelligent females as aIe 10 De iouha Il,
our cjty--.hirstsd for my blood, SIMPLY because
WIS loyslto my country lCueer5. B1l these ex-
rere ea bad or thirty long yeai, or nearly all that
time, d, ieast controlled the policy of tins Govern
ucut 10 i true Won bad some Orthern Presidents;
but, rs general tang, they were merely servants
| 10 DO tee bidding Of lie radicals Of the Soaih.
! +" DOUGH faces. Allow he TO remark, by way OF
psren hesis that have oiebtnnes thought that any
man who could afford 10 hive Tor fou long years
under he corrupt administration oil that arch-tiaiior
james Buchanan, already rlpenlng 10 traitor.
! Great slplause. Look at these mon who con-
trolled tns Govsfpment-such nen Us Mason OF Va,
. drunkagd; such men Benjamin Il thief and a
gambler; such n.eD as Nig!ad murderer, who never
dared 70 show bis face in HIS native Stale until this
Rebellion occurred. [" FloyG, lsncey.'I You al
| know them, gentlemen. There are some men
20 y.lo that / dislike 10 name them. Cheers
/ saw thsee men had long control o. the p0hcy oI
/ tli- Government. Toey had long been occupying |
all the highest seats OF tue synagogue. hey were
proud men, for slavery does make uen proud save
| ~ does make men tyraniical. I know that. Was
irot born among III Have l lot felt its Effects
upeu NV own heart When Abraham Lincoln was
elected President these men knew well II toc lie,
bcsn party WAS defeated in tie next presidential
election who would lie suCcestnl-the Douglas
democracy. In other words, these Southern aTs-
tocratt-by-the-by Ii IS DO SANITY when Yen yon
am descended myself from the +. r. VS., and
therefore | I'm TT liberty to talk agous them |
these ireeaiers knew Il. well as you did that the
reru of the aristocracy ended forever; Dat the
true democracy of The coustry would LenceloFth
rule throughout tie United States Of Anne ga. /
lCirea: applause. Now, so fir as am concerned,
DO not who rules the country 70 as II is ruled
wisely and we-krpublicsn or Democrat, Ii they be
honest nen lCheers.l Bat these proud men Of the
Soath have been going up 10 Washington year sicr
year, holding nearly al the foreign missions OF any
Importance and other places OF emoumens and rlsi,
and have seen these poor black Republicans, Ike
Lszarus, lying at the rich mans gate, begging FOR
crumbs. Laughter. Bat now everything is
changed. Dives is driven out, and how DO you
snppoee these man can bear 20 90 mp 10 the White
House and zee tLese poor Lazaruses sitting al the
pubic table isrlng sumptuonsly every day; and
! least of all could they endure 10 behold Father /
Abraham at lhe bead Of the table. lGreG! laughter
and applause continued for Some minutes. All,
ieow-c,zens Of New-York, there are no slave
holders hore, are there What, them s the reason
that VOC have traitors among you [' The loss
Of Office, Wood, Wood ] You heard something !
iast night about how TO coHciiate the Southern
Do you want 10 know how to conciliate these
traitors in New.Nork Elect them mayors Of your
cities. lGreat laughter Representatives and
Senators in Congress. Laughter. al dout zee it,
IL is Office That what's the matter with orr
country. But | an forgetting mysclf. Laughter.
" You are welcome. intended to tel you
something about East Tennessee. II il q bright
spot in this Union tonight Applause You know
nothing Of our suierings. YOu occasionally reed
,onetAing in tie newspapers about Eaft Tennessee
bu; you cave never stopped 40 have, and looked IT
| al the particulars, an1iCu.ly eagerly. / am afraid
de.ia you too long. ''Go on; 20 on."l East |
tennessee is separated FROM Middle and West Ten /
uessee by tie Cumberland Mountains, running ~ a
outh. westerly di7estiOD. Ii Is open both TO the
wsst and southwest the north and the northeast, /
Savannah, Charleston, Memphis Nashville, ana
other places. Tier voting population u about
4 600. As my friend toM you, it IS q beautiful,
lovely country, both in climate and soil, and tie
people being comparatively pOor-that b., ~ COM
Darison with the merchant princes Of Boston and
'Aew.Iork-weTe, consequently, you viii allow lie
10 say, more yirtuous laughter and aPp.aulcl. and
more j., al 10 tie tag Of our country. Renewed
applsusel IL is notorious in the history OF tLe
world. that when patriotism dies ONT in the low
lands you fud II living III the mountains. Hon have
seen the sun 60 down and thought " had .s', aad
yon turned your eyes TO some lofty iii, and IL
radiance etili bn hit. While all Sic loWlanla are
dark with treason the sunlight OF loyalty iii
SHINES upon the bills Of East lennesgee IChcsrs.l
L. the vote Of the 9TH Of June iStl, the vote for
separation YVES IA ,0yJ az inst 5000 IN oppos ION.
DO you know, tonight, ia; out OF THAI 5000
voters, full 500 are IL The army Of TIE United
States. Chez 81. You NAY not know tha. Tie
men who aided IN cartiung Cumberland Gap, and
IN defending 1t FOR three long months, were the
larger portion Of them, ,tandiug within sight OF
their own honce and hc--ih-ltonos. Have you any
such patriotism ~ tuat IN New-Yorkl {" Have
not had u chance 70 ty."I Has New York
poured out full one-oafth OF her voting popuIa-
ation for this var, and have they travelled unarmed
midst br,stlng taycuets 10 tender their services
lApplause.l How did East Tennesseeans conc 10
lAe United State armyl They took their lives in
their hands, and by day ami night, over rugqed
roads, assaied at every by-pah, came into Kentucky
and offered their service, 30 their country. Chee!s
for them But you wish 10 know how East Zen.
ne.see happens to REMAIN loyal The world does not
know much about how we have remained aluOst q
unit for the Government, notwithstanding Thousands
and tens Of thousands Of Rebel soldiers were daily
passing from end OF Last Tennessee to the other
because that railroad has been the great artery
IN the Sonthen war; without !, they could Tot have
lived We he'd free speech there. That il tie way
most Zen account for the loyalty OF East Tennessee
There we had Il few Individual such as Johnsop
cheersl Maynard, Temple, Tneg and Brownlow,