New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

war in which we bad all the advantages
Now, then, listen to nv practical experience.
tell you it has lot been such war Oh Ineduah' II
cur favor rs many suppose nave TiIl.eu P sI"S
tions in the course of marcf.es. L nave asked
Where is tie maj Of the house ne Is IN Tie arty
have looked around. have seen us natVess nelo
fol- Of stslwart negroes. They reat MS naINe
and they put it away es well an" 10 caie'
| filly as if the man had been * nome
and rot III the army; and what was the result ne
had plenty TO eat-a observation-disclosures OF wl'ch
he WA suTe would come to the snsten,nce OF th MAJ
Southern army. There supposed to be 4,GV,OV'
Of negroes. Do you suppose that Jefferson DAVIS,
if we went humby TO him beteeching such thing,
proposing 10 him: You have 4OOO,OW Of opera
lives belonging to your people in the Soath; under
our policy we may not touch themc-noi
modest them. We VIII leave them upon your farms
10 work, will you agree TO leave us f,OoO,VO OF
operatives home on our farms, in our shops, nnHo-
lested DO You suppose that Jefferson Davis
wclld agree to thai SOl] Yet he would have
to agree to it before equality Of ADVANTAGE was
established tetween us. Applause. jeierson
Davis Is better manager, becauee be II n desperate
man. Applause. Our army upon the james
River is saj 70 be in danger. How true
Inst is l do not know. l hope II
Il alse We'll, if that IL true and they come back.
~rai becomes OF the good Government that those Of
us Who have been in the field have been lighting
fort TO say the least. il becomes imperled. Nov
theu hat DO you think Of line legislator who Will
J.. TIE hall Of our Congress and be afraid 20 uso
tie power of the Government tC sustain tie foyerr
ment. ("Thats it," Z" Hit em."l JEFF. DAVIS
early in this war impressed ren. He was not
AFRAID. lie Jaw the Necessity OF it. and he
being q bold man Ies0rtcd TO impreosmeut
We want soldiers, and want them quickly. There
is way to get them. In time they will cone by
volunteering, but the exgehcies OF tne moment are 80
great il in dangerous to wait. WIZ this Congress
before it adiourns-and the time OF its adjournment,
am told apprcacher-wil il have the courage 10
leave behind on the statute book drafting lawl
fear not. [" Yes they will. And yet they ought
by all means, because the time may come when
every strong arm in the North ana IN the Border
States too may be required to sustain the Govern
ment. True We have been dealing in ailecta-
lions. I.et III discard them. We have been accused
Of vanity by the people of the Old World. All peo-
plcs are vain. Ii was natural that we should be.
Let o. not carry our vanity, however, TO the point
OF de.tI uction. II need he repeat again, Jet Us
summon 10 the battlefield every man in the land
" bo can carry gun stand beneath the fag.
Loud Gppause.l Now, then, fellow citizens,
have really made You speech. wien l did not
intend to. Oh if could get little backbone into
those WHO arr governing ns. lApflause.l IL eooid
bus annatr them 10 use the great powers that Goa
has given mr. in one year the very results OF the pros
Te-Ity he has given Us. II i could but stimulate
them 20 The point If courage when they dare do
tnrr DUTY as our soldiers in the field dare to march
20 the cannon mo1th and c0nld induce them to
lei "a make war, thar i. all ask. Loud applause.
Aud q. re- may, be come around now. l turn to
them. ana IN the name OF the sOldiery, the reg1-
men $ command, snG say that want to be allowed
tie uIIvIlcge when | march through Secession dis
c s. 20 make my toldicrs comfortable on Secession
lroleIty. lApIlsu-e. A Voice" Remove Ne
Doaell.' inae rstaud me. | would not make war
barbar0us. | would cultivate every arenIty that
belongs to civilized warfare, ard tod knows they
are few enough. Laughter. but never again
want to lead column OF troops through
a laud rich with comforts and luHuiies belonging
10 the cueuiy al my GoNernTeEt without having
tbe pi,icg, of giving portion Of them az least 70
the gallant roider wno follows noe. Good aud Ap-
Ilau-e. In conclusion my fellow citizens, | cay
a4ai. i an very pateui Tor TINS honor. lie retired
amid gs,s, applause.
Gen. Carey of Ohio followed.
Ne aio tia, his fccent journeying through fifteen
S,ater 1sd enabled lin to know something o tic
feeling % tie people; ADD he coula say that II the
proper pl'i.y wcu inagguGtet 5y lie Government,
thefc aooi be- 10 necessity ior cot -cri ZION or
drafir- to 81 the cal. io 100000 troops. Make d
lie p,ifS ~ th- war so put down f'c Rebel iog ~
ANY . five. AID uion t-d money enough would ie
Forthcoming he had found, wherever he went.
the ;coG.c e.ilolf o. ,.uIscatIiS lle properly o:
,.tbc-, aua g.I-g 'hIlr s!@yos % r.. down ihe Ia
sur.tci.L. Il .iii.Il.I IT, luCicc OK releasing
Reich. WHO iad 10 honor. on parole o. honor.
senator Lane ot inoi.nn urged the duty oi ihs
Itep4l DO flrItia rom ~ bt. ..4iy. hiasft, ara
fsliv ID ius lns!l-uis O-i i0c more t.oopa. IL
added ih.t iu III Judgment, 10 order 10 have
prompt answer. the conduct Oi tie wac must be
othrrt az II iAd beer. The Govern ent must uso
e,Cry Meuls TIA, uoa aud uatuic .lI,eu ~ ITO hau-l
Il ~, Ccss.ry, he Would lay waste tAc Robe. state,
I'D make iGcm as barren n har; he would fro-
Sit our armies the country If he enemy; he
woal1 c.r,i,r any general officer WHO placed d sol
oef g. guard heUels plofeut, aud "ouIl hand
hs uairc down 10 cternu iuiAmy.
The Hon. Scnuvler tolilA, after declaring that
pafr!o duty AZ thIs cIi-. WAS TO throw has douits
10 tie wind, 10 hay hls parislii ma be preudlces
urun the altar of his country, urged subuissi0a,
when the PRECEDENT. in the exercise OF his high
Ircroga'iye ds laced general dear to the country,
or ret ned n general whose policy @as at valance
with n, wishes. He seemed Ia rec star OF pronisl
ia the horizon, new l0lcy IN he conduct Of Tue
war a.wring The voice Of the people had
suoken in the Senate that day, aid ne believed thtt
the. A. esident would heed il. IT, believed that tho
war would heneeforward lie conducted on war pm
ciples aud that loyal soldiers who had lett happy
homes to expose themselves aud Ia forfeit their hves
IN the .ervice of their country would 40 longer be
detailed t. guard the property OF Rebels who were
doably traitors.
Speeches were also made by Representatives
Dunn. White, and Porter of Indiana, in the same
general strain. Mr. Porter made the practical sug-
ce-tion that olice.hoGers in Washington ought, II
necessary 10 leave their desks and DO their part at
this crisis The crowd dispersed at o'clock.
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