The sun., 1862-03-07

but when IL slave power hrst thTeassned 70 tiaA
up this Uhioa n 'yund lbs redueci 70 The al '-
native Of ruling altDy her or perisNins, and - -en
II found II could no, r,s in TIE Union Il attempted
TO rule outside. lis aot msfser Of doct-i7
party eresd, but Of hist ~. We - robsD -
have broken on, II slavery had not ~ 4 .
no-Aol Did no, the rebellion 6ai synpst
AID supporters wherev-' slsveiy I'D. '5taA
The Old Uuon, as we have knc gn H. 81. me, -.
can never be restored. Mr. schurz proceed tj note
lhe s'ropg measures employed by the Government,
because necessity demanded them such as the
susI ension Of 1e rights Of ha5eas corpu, and tr.
~ Jury, and he freedom Of the press, and while he
admitted that in such urgent need NJ sy might right.
iuly be used, st they should ma be used to l,ng
lt-'ihey create bad habits.
sIivtry is near unto its deati: II you would, You
cannot rave IL. But il shall not en,ansls the unioo
in iis dow u'Al, and therefore, we must hau,en a,
deliver tie Union fr-in IL. tApplausc) LaE.
very 70 al, hsLed In the d sirct oi Columbia. an,
in tie navy and deck yards Of the United Stats.
tApp.ausel Let the G ,neral G5vsrnmen, thru
cF is accure,d uspon.oi iiy for the institution
Let al tie property o. tie reb,l,, inclusive a,
slaves, tc cona-caied. tArplausol L,, fair
con ensAiicu DO oaered " loyal states or master,
wto Will agree on system Of general emAncipi-
tion. tApplaussl
Ihe speaker went en- 10 combat the notiona 81
sacred inyiolabiliiy with which the par,isana os
Slavery have c.eaked IL, claimed that IA WIS neoas
saiy Tor the good Of the nation that 1, should ~
Abo'i shed.
Inc address, which was very long and ei,auen,.
and the mere points tnly Of which We have sp,os N
give clo'sd with sbiilisnt p.roraion, c,n,ras,n,
our fntre happy rational condi,ion, II We nou
hr@ngle this monster, with our future o, lo.t Thar.
and unhAl piness we do not, while We b.vs the
power.
'A cheerA hr Fremont and Lane, aasr tie
re"ulng o' the President's messasc published in
ano'i er eolumn-the meeting al journeJ
Ine Germans ,hrorg,d enthusiasm. y ,o u,e
meeuhg On The plaG Pm near T. the invis j g,ies,s
'hh 'leaEeis' AL NJ. Andseas " illmAn. Presid.nt
o'Ne I'rman Censrsl Republican Com nit,ee Mr..
VIM. Werner'hirch, Corrcsp ,ndng Secretary of
he same ofganilaiion, surrounded by a nurLe, of
is momoers Mt Jlina Bill, Of The Size. Ds,e,,-
tnn DR.. Rudolph u 4lon, f,ther-iu.,as u Gone.
raj sigel Mt. George Kuerpe', : c.et,ry o, the
new German Rsdic,l Republican r1rty, Aud
o' tie Terih Ward Republican, C,u1. and
hoa 81 a;hve and prominent citizens of the sa,os
original ra'orshy The So i,i Rai,,n yor.i,-
Iurnvei'in, and all the German orgsni,,,i,ns N,
tie oity were fully rp,c entd in dii rent p,,.
uons Of tie hall, and the enthusiasm wi n w5icb
they receive the progressive logic o, their f.v,r,s
speaker in AmtrioL inlics,ed that the nav rn,,s.
ment inAugursied ty themselves on Msnd,v
MI ht Will be pusheS on.
IHk DEMo' Ratio RRruBI1CAN JEFrrp-
soNIAr General Committee held A n,es,i,s i...
evening At Browns Hotel, corner os Broad xav an,
haH Eight street. but accomplished no bushes, OF
interest.
IHE MozART HALL COMMITTEE held n
meeting last evening, At which a preamble and re-
solutions strongly condemnAiory Of the =. fau,a..
tic Abolitionisis" sni Black Republicans of ,he
North who had come out boldly. Aner Involving
The country In civil war, Tor . dis ilu,ion Of tbs
uhior' by proposing the liberation Of the slaves,
DC 'ahd had given expression " their designs BY a
mi citing At the Cooper Siiiuts The resolutions
provided for tile appointment oia committee O, one
from each wsrd. for the purpose considering the
propriety OF holding public meeting on the sub-
Joc pronounced the "Blsck Republicans" "a La
traitors, and concluded by saving tina, The sooner
TIE strong hand Of p esidtni Iucon ia laid ON IA.
the better for all concerned."
ST. JANIS ROMAN CATHOLIC 7. A. B, So.
oiEIr.-A special meeting ~ this bsly waa held
lAh evening for the purpose oi aldiag ia the nobs
o' jec' OF paying of the debts Of tie school Of 81
JaneA Church in Roosevelt street, by attending
the discourse and other maiterS 10 be delivered Inv
'he Very Rev. DIR. Cshill Sunday evening ne1t
Tho Pfe,idenI Mr. John McGrath, having opened
TIE meeting, said that ke proud n observe the
action ti On by other societies In relation 10 tho
course OF the New York suS, reporter from which
paper ta1 lun entered the room, All whom he took
Pleasure in introducing. tApplause-) That paper
had material, changed its course, and in such .
manner as ~ ineet his views at least Il had coma
OUT IN % u os1 LIBERAL mAnne-, end had given 10 the
&C immunity the l. ish news The dAy-not the Irish
Orange ntws not the Irish f.nalcal news-nay,
he would say, not slone tho Irish Catholic neNp,
but the real Simon Pave liberal news, and .hA, waa
what the Irish pope wanted. tApphusel lie
h'ed rct remind them Of the liberalty Of the elder
Mr. Beech, VII ON he knew years ago, when the
o' \ "'s irs' established, lie spoke Of his LIBERAL
iiy In pecunlary point Il view, fr Moses Y Beach
lid IN he noblest manner cont i5uted to sucpottA
C''h'hc school in Clnre,t.cut. Applsuss) lie
"ishti some soii)n taken on this matter, at tho
iaue time askiug nothing from the cieay bu,
what was COM istent with tue IrsLism and Catho-
icity. tApplause!
Mr. Francis Mccormick, Weep esideni Of the
socety, in endorsing tho views of the venerable
and respected President, o. regarded Ihe course
recently pursued by the New York suN, would csr-
Anly bear his humble testimony to tina, fact. In
deed the course Of the sUS had recently Leen most
CRAFTY ing W the l. ish people.
Mr.. John d Syer, who has held the position o.
MAJ shat for the Las, II year,, then rose and said
| have watched the proceedings OF the suN, sir,
lately, aud am happy 10 be able 70 agree with you
who have presided over our deliberations for iG
Years, as also with our efteemed Vie. II raaido,t