Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

Another sensation meeting was held at the
Cooper Institute, New York, on the Sd instant,
when Andrew L. HsmiltoD, of Texas, nade q
speech from which we make the subjoinsd e1-
tracts.
VIII the sun Of heaven ever again shine upon
q government Of thirty millions Of paopls so
happy aud SO deserving Of happinessf Never
It has not been the LOT Of the free North te have
sny Of the horrors Of insurrection in It's midst.
The rigdt Of speech and the dignity Of man
hood are hare undsr the protection Of q govern
ment that sieVstes ralhsr than dcpresses the
masses. dr. Hamilton next referred 10 the cir
cumssnces uadeT which he left Texas and the
bitter v5ngseuce which the friends Of slavery
to0k upon him. Death had leh tbs dark shadow
81 bic wing upon the Threshold Of bis dwelling.
The l0vlisst and fsirest Of hs household hock
had been swept away. Bat why should he be
allowed 20 stay and weep with bis wife over q
common mtsf9rtunef Such q miserable wretch
had only % Sc, and 80 lie was compelled to 20.
But although absent from horne he knew that
lAGs - brave aa1 paEisGc Uai0n loving men
Asgs LARPlassA Give AsSs 1aEfo= = ckazcs
sd ~ vii PES klssd, taRsr aad de for ths
Caisa, aad AEs are saszgh 70 rsdsoa Is even
aSW hou NJ ~ pGils, If the opPoruaty be
given As@. LApplAuss Let The war Do
pEoss5utsd, thea, until there be net = traitor
~ 80 ~ ANAaaAa 4 AMNaAAML. GaNtH
ne man h ssTut his brief hour upon ue stage
sad proseh treason 70 any naR God forbid
tAas he Uaion should De restored As l. vas
FER, If 50, the little rsmasns of bis life and the
buddiEg s~Tistsncs Of bis children viii depend
entirely upon their views Of slavery. he wisbe1
further that the Union shouid he preserved uu-
der the sole guidance and power Of the cousti
tutiOnal laws Of lis country. If be could never
be again united with bis family except upon
such tsEms - those proposed By secsssioriss.
then, bitter Is vas the thought, be was ready 90
foFeg0 everything for his beloved country.
Loud applause But if they mean By the
restoration Of tha Uaiou What our fathers meant
it should be, shsn hs was agreeable TO it. Zap
plaUse-l AL bis friends must come 10 these
views in the long run. He trusted that what he
said would strike 3 chord smoBg the people. He
had never been lifted above the people, but
rather had always been on G level with tAsm
For the riEhH Of bis son be would Gght for rse-
den, sven 81 the szpenss q fs8ing tins negroes
Of al Slsvs-oWneTs. Applause If ever he
TssorRsd 20 bis native STATE, he would 20 back
as g frse mAu-fsse, not only theoretically bat
Prsssisally. LApPlsuse He now fully zeal
lied h5 f~fssdsn, nor thsre could be 10 power
greater even than that Of the government to
Cypress him.. Hundreds Of good men had besn
hung a. fslsns for loyiEg liberty and for thiak-
ing that free psopls should thiak sad talk IS
they pleased. BaE tbs VS. coming 70 an end
BE fsls sssRFsd that victory wOuid sit Up7a the
banners Of those who 60 forward fof the Blessed
cause of liberty, and 90 crush out tie last re-
mains Of slavery. Fer himself he had only to
sey il conclusion, thss
Ha was vet On freedoms soil.
With freedoms banner streaming Ger him