New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
the false and knit the former into more rrensoie
pbalanx. As to the irrelevant cornp'aint tnnuo
bv The gentleman from Indiana mr.. Voorhees), re-

the false and knit the former into more irrensip,e
nhalanx Az to the irrelevant complaint made
nv the gentleman from Indiana tMr. Voorheesl re-
IStiye to the enormous fregh charged from 'ho
Wabash River 10 Nsw-York 100 cents Cd corn ,rn,,v
inc the farmer from to IA cents), be rspectlniy
referred him. for the correction OF this
which the Administration did not commit, 10 n ~
two political friends from New-York, memoe's ~
this House, who are believed to be closely , ,b;s
nccted with railroads which compose par " nd
line. He defended the tariff ~ necessary " IT'D.
pendence and asked whether, il, through Free
we had become as dependent upon EuiVpe =, neccs.
South has been upon the North for articles u ~.
s;,v we wonId have escaped insult, injury anu -,
,erveution Let the gentleman e9nfus -, he IRON
lion of Mexico, and answer, Iu from Indiana,
M Cd Tho, iron was q national Necessity nc
,n,nb 90 breaa a ptysical necessity-"in9u, ~ o.,
or,,a od not b. protected, cilies deiehuea, ioro
bSiS commerce preserved, and captsl sa'eu non
every attack. / ia not enough w p";o =; ,h.
T'as,one and coal-he must have the IRON 10 the
.'os, advanced form of maBufactnre-the nlgDes,
nnnd,t;on in which ingenuity and skill, MILO anu
nacbinery capital and labor can place II. he can
nns have these conditions fulfilled, unless Govern
mept. bv legislation fosters ami leads 1t mp 10 tne
point required, at least as generously ana s'eaiy
s rival Governments have fOstered and are fostering
theirs. III we would be safe, we must be strong.
He who in the light of recent events, would place
this country IN the financial gripe OF EnRiand, car
ries hir theories 10 the very verge oil treason we
must haye within ourselves every possible essenia
Of defense. and every possible means OF otense-
d-pepdeut upon Europe for nothing which We can
ourselves produce lie anticipated many good fruits
from the RebelIion-amoDg when will be the crush
inc ont of the specicus theories on which Secession
rests and the political doctrines which Secessionsls
ALWAYS ipculcated Because the address Of the Coun-
I'll OF Fourteen THE Democratic address, adopts
theories bich are the fes breath OF Secession, he
reprobated them a. enfeebling and destroying. BE-
cause the doctrues Of the gentlemen from Indiana
and Ohio would chain us in subsection TO Europe
h. pronounced them ioimical TO our prosperity IN.
denendence. and freedom. He referred, III con-
olnsiop 10 the attack upon the President who, be-
ginning his adn,inistrs ion in the most troablous Pc
Rod of our history. has overcome prcludces, won
re.rect occurred admiration al home and abroad 10y
nnfslteriap and singe-minded devotion to duty.
The cares of bis great Office have Dot confused him.
IL patronage has not corrupted him. Its bfilsncy
has not dazzed him. Self-poised, no has steadily
controlled the current Of evene with fortude bear
ing reverses, csrnness enjoying successes, mani,
ness meeting all. Pure in heart, no one can assail
his integrity, aud the people love him. Great IN
mind he comprehends the momentous pTeeent and
the people admire him. Brave in spirit, he advances
to great Deeds and the people applaud him. Rarely
are 40 great and fitting qualities combined lhey
who seek TO undermine and overthrow him VIII
themselves be crushed. Let them he warned IN
tine-cease their needless warfare, become usefu
Instead Of mschevous patriotic instead oil facious
Mr. KNAPP Dem, H. reviewed and approved
the purposes 90 deca cd for the suppression OF the
rebellion, and urged that there hss been wide
divergence from the original policy, Adjourned.