New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

1867
the training l gave to my divi.i0n. We always
struck but one blow and the first blow they got was
always the last one. Immense applause.
Mr.. RICHARD BUSTED was the next speaker
introduced. lie said: The nationality Of the Aneri-
can people depends upon their unity. lJo0d that
truel This is the sole solder of their strength
Whatever threatens the indvisiblity of the nation
endangers its continued existence Very early in its
history, q motto was engraven on the nation seal
which contains the secret OF its perpetuity, United
into independent sovereignties, would be to
cow the whole of it with the teeth Of
the DRAGON of discOrd, rivalry, and bloodshed.
Our peopIe begin to understand this, and it is well
thew do. No greater political heiesies have grown
up among rs than those which have their origin in
false notions OF what are called State Rights. The
Notification of 1882, and the Secessionism of our
own day, are the spawn of this error. We meet to
inhame zeal, to inspire loyalty aud TO declare to
our President and bis Cabinet that the City OF New
York-the great commercial metropolis Of the coun-
try-favors the suppression OF this most wicked Re
beion, by the prompt, free, fearless use OF every
and any means necessary TO crufh II out at
once and forever. Great cheering. What
these means are the Executive is charged with
the responsibility of deciding; but, az he has
recently, 10 well-considered latter, declared his
readiness To hear suggestions, and give to them all
proper consideration claim the right and embrace
tins OCCASION " say that ii is my deliberate convic-
ton that the cause Of this Rebellion IL Slavery, and
that the and the eject must perish or survive
in force together. l'' Good, 'gooa. rIl oSf,
sincerely believe ii Slavery lives tie kepupiic Dies
[" That's the talk" And deny ;hat this uov,
ernment struck at and attempted to be Destroyer
bv the Slave Power, should do anything to preserve
Slavery as stock III trade for intnre reoeiiol'
God has decreed that their sin shal perish WIN
them This il Freedoms grand opportunity, ana 10
man not himself at heart tyrannic, dishonest, ana
cruel, but win rejoice that the Republic of America
is ere long to he dsenhraled by the genius OF uni
ver.al emancipation. All he'll the day lGreet
Cheering In this connection, l have word or
two to say to who like myself, Of lrish birtn,
have sought and found home in the United states
of America. Ii is supposed by some OF my country ,
men, and they haye been taught to think 20 by oad
d. ,gning men of the class known az politicians,
that if the emancipation Of the black race should pe
one of the results Of the war made upon US ny Tue
Southern Shareholders, an exodus oil tnat race 10 ''e
Northern States would Immediately iolioW ana TIC"
and dstaseful element of rivalry III aoor be prodGCen
here. TO the disadvantage OF the white wogkipg-nan.
Now, thi. is simply absurd. Nc such consequence
would OF could follow from the freedom OF the
blacks. Residence is not matter VI mere choiee;
Ii il controlled by great natural ana Phiioro'nAVai
laws TO the acceptance OF which all men are held
by an imperious necessity. Which OF us oouId, Tor
q.
REVENGE should be a million times what 1t ~ IA the
State of New-Yorkl SO, the swsrthy chiId OF the
torrd zones cannot live amid the SHOWS OF Northern
attitudes. lie never can enter Their helds OIL iaoot
A. a connection. The country IL IN imminent perIt.
Iuitors in ARMS menace and assault the people ana
their rulers; citizens are being ruth,essly SLAIN
homes and hearts are made desolate; constitution
obligations and compacts are whistled down the
winds aud the sacred name Of revolution per-
ver,ed TO the abomnable uses 0. treason and re-
beion This is not The tine to discuss how far the
Government will be u.tifed by the Constitution or
previously existing laws IN using this, that, or the
tie other rs means OF re-es,ablishing the national
authority and maintaining the rational power. Salus
popuh suprcmd est lea. Seli.preseryation Is the
iirst law Of nature. Nor is this the time TO regard
the condition OF the country from any political stand
pout. In THE hour party must be forgotten. There
is a great lghr'on hand between democracy and
mis,@racy [" Iers true u, between the privileges
of the few and III rights OF the multitude between
caste aud republican equality, and he Is the genuine
democrat who loves Liberty more than Slavery.
The democracy that will not endure this test !.
spurious. Ny own position Is easily declared.
rds Democrat. ON loyal lover OF my country,
whore free Institutions | do not care 10 ou'liye.
(" Bravo" I mW he what her necessities, the con-
yic,ions Of my intelligence, and the dictates Of my
COINCIDENCE. make me- II this be treason to party,
party can make the most oil II. % Good, Good,
and alplinse.
IL u.
er. He drew a vivid picture of our prosperous con-
diton for fifty years previous to the breaking ont of
the Rebellion painted the peridy and treacnery OF
the South in their efforts 10 break up the Govern
ment and appealed in strong terms To his hearers to
take up the inusket aud the sword TO put down the
wide-s read treason. lie was frequently interrupted
By APP au-e.
Mi. j. W. r. VAS RIPIR OF New-Jersey followed
in ardent appeal for onllstments stating that he be.
longed IA regiment and intended 10 return to the
field
Mr. II. s. SMITH made Il short and patriotic
sreech, stating he WAS born in this city, and had
learned 10 love the institutions under which he
lived, ana WAS ready 10 defend them 10 the last.
Capt. PRIcE Of Sckless Brigade followed in a
glowing appeal to his countrynen TO enlist. He had
a word to say to the ladies. They could determine
the fortunes Of this war. Let them resolve they
would marry only returned volunteers, and we
should soon have sufficient recruits to put a step 10
the rebellion. He thought any girl who would
marry any but returned volunteer WAS not wolth
having
Mr.. JoHy BRADY was introduced, and made a
patriotic, though somewha, disIoned appeal, 10 the
Irish and Germans 20 rally round the Stars and
Stripes under which Jeh. DAVIS and DespotIsm
were both equally to a