New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

.ituiion, (asidel | swear by the Constitution now
/ cling 10 tho Constitution to-day laugbterl, be.
cause il mas got into that position that it Jus
tiee Il clonot live, in my opinion, unless il does
mean Jutice. lAppiause.
u bas no other source OF life but Justice. T. Is
noch-snd.neck race between Abraham Lincoln
Jeher,on DAVIS VIII ch shau get the negroes on bis
tide. That's 20. Davis is on the other side Of
tie ocean, uttering bis words and the President is
on this side-in Washington. think Congress has
the night TO abolish Slavery. While Congress has
none sway-Or The Goverpuent, for | do not wish
10 make any distinction, any odions distinct OIL
say, while The GOvernnient Las done away with my
right of ,beas corpus, Md be sent 10 Fort War
zen for N king this sp ech and you TOR listening to
packets, and by The egsl-tender clanse, has taken
oni 10 in every 100 Of the value Of every are in
New England. That is O very desl oiic measure,
bur il is !, eood one 1t saves tue Union. Inc Gov
ernmen. hss allowed up TO this nonent every zen
erl of a Div sion to return fugitive slaves, l. lie
thought It necessary That seri4,Lly nnos ~
ant ia the Constitution. Still, bow 10 the NM
tary dsspoti.m. The Government goes to Charies
tn fills IN its barbor with stone, IN the serVice Oh
the Union. for one have no word Of complaint 70
utter. But. if Congress has tempered WIN
lands, Las tempered with Iaoeas corPh,,
an it not act in similar manner IN removiog the
cause Of this rebellionl 70 bind the negro ~ bls
masier1 Ihe n. Y. HtJaid tells you that ls uncon-
stitntiona II.sugbier.l Why, you remember me
embargo times, when Congress SAID 10 New-i0rh
and Nsw-Enghud: Dout let ship 60 out OF your
bafbor. When business was thus Irosirated, when
cows even were turned into Wall rect, when Tue
stip, 70 ted in the harbors, aud New-En5Iahd sent
Mr. Dexter I'D here 70 ask whether all th's was
c. ns.i utlonal, aud your Supreme Cont DECIDED II
was-auythirg was Constitutional which wac
necessary to save the Union, New-EDgianc
ii lded ike patient, law.abiding subject, and con-
tinuei 10 drudge and starve; and to-day she COM
mends a dose ( the same mix ure u Sonth Cafoiha
TApplausel she rays this de-potism winch apoi-
Ished commerce III order TO save Tue ctiOh uSy eu'
no Slavery, root aud branch for TIE same parPosc,
Vby can . iti Well / 20 further than THAI.
ave very little respect for Iarchmeot. ] remember
ths, Slavery has ruled this Government
Tor sixty years. / remember that, wien
Thomas Jefferson wanted the month OF tne m,s
s-,ippi he slij, aud John Quincy Adams con-
cnrred: " There Is no right in the Constitution;
but America neeos IT," He purchased it, and to-day
i, i. the jewel in our Western colonies. Appliance
Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin will pour out tpeif
blood thicker than the waters OF the Mississippi be-
fore they would surrender it, Applause. Aud to-
day the Moth haa SAID, we own down TO tue Goh,
ana We viii have it, despite the csrohnss. Jap
When Slavery thought -he needed 1exas, she
stoie il n uelteTl and added il TO this Union by
ioint ra solve Aud This i7 sad to be conSt1ion'i.
The weapon che has forged or e Tor ~ years, SHALL
not use III Shall Despytism 40 great thngs ile-
y lly for two generations, lnd Liberty do notlng
AZ nh according to law This constitutional maxim
which the south has taught me, aud held Die bound
liso ENAMEL 10 her foOtstool while she carried u
iuto execution, 10 order TO build up the Union, have
no right to take IL snd forge 1t INTO weapon IN
the g. ryiee of Jnstice7 Il the Union al Of one side
Nav the sonth fight with free feet, aud free hands
Will. we must 20 into battle with Mdj0r-Gen. Me
Gillian having both feet and both bands bound
mol Applause / cay, oil that the Constitution
has given us Tor 70 years claim TO day. CLAIM II
in behalf Of the negro who has been ground down
for 20 wears under it's exercise. My fathers promised
the $50 GOO of the Car lnas that they would not quit
until they saw hm through. L don't Intend 10.
They promised him the ultimate Influence OF Massa-
ehuretts ideas before they would let nm go. De-
heve To-Day in the rightial constitutional power,
acotdpg TO the strctest Law Of John Quincy Adams,
aud according Ia the repeated precedents OF all Ad-
m;rsrrst,ons, "Thst what the time iLds necessary,
AVID III The future sequesoes IN, - law Claim ~
to-day. Anythlug that nation finds necessary II Is
bourd 10 adopt in order TO save ITSELF
Wuy Qentlrrn-n OF Washington, Won have spent
for us TWO million dollars per day. You bury TWO
regiments "a month 900 men by disease without a
battle You rob every lsboiiDg man OF one-hhlf Of
lis nav Tor the next thirty years by your taxes
You place the of iitolerable TAXATION on every
cradle Tor the next generation. WHAT 90 You give
us7 What il the oihor side Of the balance shee'
he Nor has poured ont il. blood and money like
xater II bus leyeled every fence Of constitutional
privilege and Abraham Lincoln fits to-day more
unlimited iespot than The world knows THIS side oi
China What does be render 60 the North for tbls
unlio tied couhdsucel Show Us sometbing or tell
90, tha, within two wears the indignant reaction Of
The reople will hurl this Cabinet in contempt from
their seats lapplause, and the devs that went out
from yonder Capitol, for there hss oeen 80 sweep
ip1 nor garnis'iu lug, will come back seven times
stronger For 20 not beiieve that Jetierson DAVIS
-. liz ...slI In, fil. safar mad
uei as certain brutes mentioned liz The Gospel did.
lIaughier.l I believe that, when lie fIds the bat
lie won't serve him, he viii sccept compromise.
Yes believe that it il possible that tho democratic
Indifference OF the North may get 50 that even Presi.
dent Davis nav cousent TO come back into the Sen
ate of the Ined States. But it il possible that
even ibis couyusion may be passed and we reap
thing; that we may 90 through all this expense OF
ii od and treasure aud politically We may reap
log | DO not mean that you can stop IDEAS
think, however, yon lave iost the golden moment.
Wien John Brown took possession of Charlestown
and on that sunday held II III his right band, when
the disheananed town believed tIst there Were 2OVO
men Ia arms in the mountains he might have 20
Inc lis ana there maze his Preparations, when H.
stead Of vi iua only trembling, the whole South
would have Irelnbied al the base OF the Alleghanes
lie cal down--these meu-with Col. Washington, en-
Jeayornl 70 conciia,e rdiy flayeholiers. Mon
dsy's sun rose upon hI, the GOLDEN hour Of hi. ac-
ual purpose was gone and q nj lifted nim 10 gal
o~a thai made Aim tie most influential man Of this
geacr..ton. lApplAuse
] think il possible tina. the Government may ia
some way have lost ts golden opportunity, that all
we may guin from this war will be liz Influence or
IDEAS, 1rlcss you will rouse tie Government to the
full rel Sc OF ls responsibility. never shall believe
thai il Is oi it until II saysunil the organs
Of Government ire different phrase ia regard TO
Tie black race We sre all looking and wanting 20
know about experiments with The blacks. The Cab.
met il said 10 hesitate what they sLall do with the