New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

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aaIn 10 no President of the United States, ana 20
~ H., ,eccori ION az snch Their object was not 70
N, olive the Unicu, hut to control H. 10 iease ~.
I',,e New.Enrlnd out 10 the cold, and to mold we
rest of the Union as 70 proec1 tue i"7''"''N -
slavery. Ia W. wonh
III. N 90 North what did Davis say' why, you
can y 20. we want YOU. What is this an eHhiDr'%,
Of Wby of heir so-csed State sovereshty. 1,
South Carolina has a ri.ht 70 80 South; why "as no'
Kentucky II right TO 90 North Dls '' ~, ,e ,.r;no
ing ~ thst thew were trying TO fortfy az idea-ryng
end an istatiou; they wanted thst po~er' a"i
Kentucky could IT 20. Believe ne, TINS 10 not
/ S,cession movement, but a conspiracy.
And now, LADIES' and nlemen, or rather men
and women, YOU who are respoD-tie ior ihe lu,aIe
the question IL, whether ld'er'y or o'nVe'y quo"
rule his ysea, continent, and South Carolina know
H. She has the statesrauship ~ know II. one sid
~ Ns.acbuaetts in 1885 "a,Iosh free speech; n Is
nuisance.r VIII i, ia to her. Laughter ard sp..
rlause WHAT sue really meant was, that shs sonii
rot live wit0 fee speeoh; aud sne can - Anu .no
oue sfion TO-DAY u.s. ~ to what extent she can trampe
Tree s-.e under her feet. The South II ss sinreie
~ we are in this struggle. Ten millions OF people
.rapt.le twenty millions by the throat and DOT
literally. enthusiastically, and from The bottom OF
tieir hearts believe they are lighting Tor IN idta
that holds the ~ walton Of the world. L hohO'
South Carolina tor ner piucerity. There IA no doioI
asro her believing what she says IL Is consl acy
TO have her ideas govern the continent. Our 1atnsrs
lb1u Lt lore rieas n d our own coJh DC nlViosu
together. Trey tried it, and am willing, Tor one
,hst they should have TIE experiment OF TWO geheta-
donl-terfecty willing. They tried II uuder Inc
Constitution, TO whether Mls-3chussus ana
Sonth Carylina could live ,og. TIER They united ur
N bond Of plrcL ment. In other word, they nj
possder ard lire ito a cannon, screwed up III ia
mu7zl e. a tnougit t.ur 10 assimate tue two. Ir'
Webster dcd, surprising these id:as had been IS
tuilated ilughterl, but the convnsiou has come
and caused an explosion. We stand to-day among
tie pieces Aud until his fortnight TIE Cabiaet lar
sId, sId the Democratic party say, sni'the weak
kneej' Republicans laugbter ieecbo the words,
Put tie pieces TCfrliy back III their places. Iht
the same Vowfer, tie same IRE inside. Say the
Constitution backward, IDslesd Of your prayers ara
there never will be another conyulrion. Now, L
dont believe II. lLougierl L. is DO capn'ei this
wal DIDN'T spring Cut Of the ground. IL Is nobody
fault. Neither my llult. nor John Z. Calhoun b 20
compare little folk 10 1eat ones. Laught'r IL
is nobody fault 1t il the Inevitable result OF tue
seeds which cur fathers plated ~ years ago. !
accept II. II II a struggle betwiSt the siaVehodsr
aud the people. IL begun 40 or ~ years ago. Every
nation has faced il IN It's life. England laced IL
WHEN the cavalier snd the puritan came II contact
a. Nsseby. France faced j, nearly 100 years ago,
and IL il not ended yet. We have begun It, 1hln -
its epoch vi bnitie. The South comes up 10 The
southern bank OF your Po' omsc, without either men,
munitions or money-nottiUg but an idea; and the
North gOes no with men, muuit0nr money, and
Laughter ana applause Ihls contest H. IA Lave
raid, betwixL the Shareholders and the people
IL never will cease. Yonier Congress may make
what truces they please-tAe Democratic parry may
Intrigue what compromises they please, bat ~ peVtr
Will any moro than any other war Oh Ideas ever
did, until one or tie other gOee under.
Now l. IA one Of the peop., don I mean 70 he
abolished Ilaughter and / tLLk ! can assure yon
,her. aIe at least 10 600 men IN the Sonth who VIII
not bow tue knee TO Baal. If you want peace
Al .l.olf Ia
us lApplausc. Now I believe that the So1th
understands ti- struggle, knows the necessity Of H.
la the election of III coin he reed the handwriting
on the " al. IL said TO her; You have gwen "a
III, sidehts Generals, Embassadors, Senators, ana
judge; you may Low 20 home; lJ,OJU,JJV cf
Nor,hefners are 20 manage their own affairs. She
mas lost TIE scep;er she Eel, that il was going Hn-
der; che make "a struggle for il. This Is the war.
Ste il wiso to 90 u now never The only ques-
uon i whether we iurelligently accept tie ifsue.
Wen now, gentlemen, yon may ak ne why the
South oil not begin earlier, ] will tel you shy
ioI remember what tie discoutented wis SAID o.
ihe inasrisgo ceremony, that IL made man a. woman
one and the man was the one. l.augh'er.I 81 ihe
Constitution Means the North and South, abd the
South l. he one. laugh
/ A. long ~ -he can lie the one, she In contentcd,
iust ~ huftauds are. Laughter. And now the
idea ia aid before you were IN state 81 rebel
lionl the idea rebels. The North rebels today. We
tined n, issue. don't accept in the fulncss # j.
mocrscy Is on iriaL | know well and nIiy tie
spleen from which il proceeded. 1 can vel con-
GIVE bow orr mother country, boasiine berseli Ia
strong Government, the strength OF Monarchy, in
Der tag floating 20 she breeze Thousand ycars. and
looking arross to tle broken bubule Of Democracy
i eau Well recognize, while running back year
or two ard remembering how France STATED 10 ut
most rivalry III ihe Crmean war, and this strong,
compact Government put forth her utmost Strength
and pressed al,NN sOlIers Into the field; | say,
can well understand how ii may feel little spleen
ish talk httle rash when II looks the water
aud sees tue burs,ed bubble Of democracy sending
100000 volunteers Loud applause.
But wien II, Lo,!d0R Times says democracy Ia
on tIiIi as "a hew-Et glander, born and rsisel in
the Northern Siater, having never be ore set my
foot Slave soll, wish To- God your Senate had
hurried matters mp. Laughter AID proI lused ap-
plane
The applause having subsidized, the speaker paused
a moment, aud then remer.ed
Now I have forgotten what i was going TO SAY.
llaushier
Dr. Pierpont, in his usual gooi-hunorei manner,
observed that he hoped that those present would
bear win the speaker AM lie would soon recover,
as he was rather rnAccusioned TO applause. Re
newei alplsu.e.
Mr. PBiLI.Ps-I don't know; burned in
eigy vi hin fortnight. The speaker then resumed.
! was saying that did not believe that democracy
was on Trial. believe that Massachusetts, and tie
North IL o democracy, pure and unalloyed.
! believe that we will tes, them, whether il be by
tie acquisition Of property or the preservation of 1t,
BY the preservation OF tie right by the culture of
morals or ny the protection Of liberty-that the
democratic institutions Of the North have proved
themselves after seventy years, a SUCCESS. No King
in Europe can stand up and say we have secured
better than you have the ends OF Government. As
New Englsnder, scom the imputaion; such
democracy il an experiment. Loud applause.
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