New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
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So,ca0b. and carrie & in his mind what an English
rainis:er said OF m" That he could never wIi'e
% him, but WIS always obliged TO write ~ niih'
Laughter s,ad loud applause IL. hs.
Perhap< with these and other such eAsihpiexSv w.,
fore bin the Secretary thought that we IN the ooo
we're too slow. We had suffered post neams
miles of, to surrender for want OF a1 and
Or. perhaps he had later events In ms nn ,n.;gn
thourbt OF the French Emperors brilliant ns
INTO italy. he beheld that spendidly |
Gov xrhich the great Dictator of Europe naa u;a"n
vpon all the resources OF the Eas. sn s"" oroads
could give him on the eath or , sslS railroads TO
"a carry his troops into the bsttt -helu, hi;
%;ng IN b;s wounded, and balloons 10 carry nis
sn,,s;,sn na,t,es through the air. The Secretary
kaa an this In his mind and grew impatient WIN US
He forgot how few Of these appliances we hau, anu
he" neor the West was in all the ready materials OF
- .ysant indeed in that one indispepsapie !
,as.,r;sI Of brave and loyal men, which she mas 50
iayisbly gwen to the service OF the country; NO
may pause here for moment 70 make mo Ienec,4a a
thai 4 we had not these great appliances Tor rap9
and brilliant successes are safe on the other Manu-
FROM the arbitrary use made OF them.
The Italians were promised Freedom from the
ALPS TO the Adristic but the great army won 1rut-
Ness battles, and the hopes OF brave people were
aeluded. But we comprehend our epoch" In
this country IL Is not possible that two commanders
Of opposing armies can meet together at breakfast
table aud compromise away the hopes ana hoerues
Of great people. Cheers. But IT was not tna'
we hsd disappointed some high wrought expecta.
tone Of the Secretary. 1t was not because we had
failed in soldiers duty, suffered, at the bands OF
The enemy, inglorious defeat, that we incurred MN
lsterial dsplessure. 1t was because, In our uhsa-
eulatina esgerness We were too hasty in striking
chat enemy vital blow Like the Irojan, whose
spear against the trescherous horse made the cang
OF arms. resound, and whom the angry goddess pun
ished for the blow upon her sacred property So TOO
did we undergo sudden punishment for devotion to
our country. Loud cheers
Upon me too, as in the old story, were the ser
pents Get. They wound around me their loathsome
ooiis-they strained me with tneir io1i embrace
isesrated me with their venomous fangs-but q
greater than Palas rules the contest and the power
70 destroy was not equal TO the will lived through
the unclean struggle. come back to you second
time and Won rec i've me with the same old regard,
the same warm welcome as heretofore; no matter
how often struck down and rudeiy thrown back
among you, the friendly contact restores my
strength, and rise again full OF confidence and
hope and ready again Tor another effort 10 serve
You. wild and prolonged cheers.
+ With you l feel myself in sympathy, think your
thoughts, and know that my heartbeat responds
to your own / believe 10 your justice, and NOT
uuJy in your justice but IN your generosity, which
have 90 often and so largely shared, and ] submit
soptentedy TO your verdict. Loud calls and cheers
In face Of the great issues which are before Us II
does not seem right 70 speak upon personal matters
but this is an occasion purely personal, meeting OF
heuds, and feel like revisiting AN old battle
6sld where naturally the incidents OF the day come
review
vist to your city Ia altogether personal One OF M,
principal objects in coming here Ia to be present dur
ing the trial with my friend that true soldier
and good and loyal citizen, Gen; Meklnsiry
ngaiDss him il directed especially TO cover, was hi
commanding officer, and, therefore, in better posi-
zion 70 become intimately acquainted with the ma
ture, extent, and value OF his services, than an,
others, except perhaps yourselves, who more mIae
diatey felt their influence Having the opportunit,
70 be present there with him, could not have recon
ciled 10 with my conscience to be absent, believing
as do that the assaults upon hun were made solely
because be felt an honorable duty 10 stand faith
fuly by the aide of bis chief. tCheers for Mckin
styl
tonight, except only TO say that thank YOU very
sineerely and warmly for the honor aud pleasure
have enjoyed in your visit, and for the Indulgence
with wnioh you have listened 70 me. lloGgcontin-
sed appiausel
The Tories have made poor fist of in trying to
Bring on. q Democratic candidate for Congress in
The First District. The SecessioDiss have had the
spper hand in the wire pulling, and the old party
leaders, who have sense to be shy Of keeping
disloyal company, are repudiains the whole
shipg. The Republican, which is coverily assisting
jts old enemy, Gen. Blair, by publishing Mandatory
potiees concerning him from Eastern papers, and
keeping the feud in the Republican ranks wide
a. possible, thus s,igmatizes the recent call for
Democratic nomination and the parties managing
the movement
Not one Of them has any right to Be regarded as Democrat
Their associations general thing f0r year past have
BEEN with Secesop and, We have said, Of them
have right 70 be considered as legstee distributes Of the
Democratic party its honors The whole thing broad
Anmsssd farce and fraud and shs be disappointed II
respectable shs suffer himself be sacrhc ed 10
speh by such No such ticket win get hundred
votes In the county they coald ind sufficient
Der Of men to be candidates.
The aspect Of the war in this State has not essen
sially changed within few days. In spite Of the
apparent activity of the guerras, the opinion pre-