New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

omtry. was more The less Secessioniat. No add
1ep who had sworn % support the CoDsiit1A0p ~
,enstac, addressing this League. Dut perjury was
he chief cornerstone Of Northern Secession, rs re-
)elcn was of Southern. Other persons uld Do
,rerIv ayoyv these theories, blt all thoae men III
,sya.,fess who voted for the Emancipation and Con
israyion bills were doing the work OF ihese N9r'u
,rn Seessonists He did not intend e discuss tbee'
f,maucipstion and Coniiscaion bi!ls. lie wss
in foyos of Furnishing the leaders Of the KeVel'
hon Some of them, perhaps, ought 10 SUI
fer dea,h he hoped Few. Hisory had neNe'
condemn gny people for too much lenlence 10 CON
snira4,rs. lie would Danish many OF them, deprive
of the right of holding office mary more; but wen
voa come TO TIE whole people be was for par&on.
fAnplan,e.l The masses had been mislod; ~, 700,
had ouge tnd if we came TO hanging every traitor
IL this country in tbs order OF their glt, .hS mex
nan who marched upon the s'aiioid a'e' 'oIo,so"
payis would I've Charles Sumner Loud applause
he creates Of the evening thus far. Crn'ns i'r
SIMMER. Great excitement Cries OF "Put nm
outlt Gees. " Were is Horace Greedy IL Az
should be hung who had not been entirely iai,hlui
10 the Union, he feared that not n very large
nooula,io.l would be left. These bills were
gross, INDUSTRIOUS violations of the Constitution
whicn would Justify resistance. There was
no mower under the Constitution 10 take away d
property without compensation unless nc was
elon. These bills proposed to take away Tue Prop
ety without trial by proceeding III rem Inc
Constitution of the United S,ctes provided no" %
man might be convicted Of treason. These bAlls
ionored these provisions and were pa is1e VIOLA
ton of the Constitution. Bat they told rs: No
Constitution in time OF war We heard 10 sucn
doctrine in 1912. This war had gwen hHh 10 Il
nonst. ous brood of ideas. These bills we've Viol'-
lion OF humanity No depot Oh earn ever a',vbp.'
ed 10 strip all traitors Of property. We could no,
We ought no, 10 triumph in such cause. lie wa
,lnconiaminated by any sympathy with south
.rn SeceseiOnists, but we must mtmber lhat
we were men aud dealing with our iellow-nen
We could not restore the Union 10y mating All tDe
people Of the South hate the North, ana "t the
neople OF the North bate the South Al these eNaS-
CREATIONS OF atrocities get up bad blood between
The North and the South Were done by men VINO
were M heart seressionsts. Like Greeley, these
men said ~ will obey the Constitution 3 lar rs
can do 80 with safe conscience And YET tnese
men called themselves Union men,
Mr. puer advOrteG 10 the speech OF Ten. Lane
and alluded 10 DR.. ryng III such wise - To call forth
Iond groaps. How should we coaHtelact The etOIis
OF tl.e Emane patiOnlsts
4 VoIoE-By voting down the Abotionists.
AIR. DrEH said that they were cnuently an ADO
lition party, for when they had got through ,hcfe
,yould not DO much left There were Rcpubilc.Hs
who were honest. Divcu was one. lie had moral
eourspe. /, was rare to find . man Who lrtd The
moral courage TO stand up against his misguided CON
s,ituens We must stand up against Tn, I.lIsnciIa-
ton League by Union Constitution League. Abb
turing all patty names ana waichwordH, We slolid
mite in one gOdikc effort 10 save Our country iom
ire hands of tie fanatics. lie wished Ills icyal men
of Congress and the country would uulie, with John
L. Criilcuden at their head, IN q call Tor Ma
tional Convention OF all lovers Of or cOuIt.y
This would bring together such men AZ Mhrun
Van Buren,, Willard Fillmore, Lewis ,ass, AID
Edward Everett. Such body would speaL 70 the
pouular heart like a voice nom the Joulb o. Wash
ington. The simplest platform was the best-.ihe
Constitution as II Is, the Constitution as Il was. We
wanted no compromise Let us give The Soui1 all
their rights-nOihmg less, nothing more. But while
we were fighting this battle We n.nst take care not
TO shock N0nheil sentiment any more than we could
belp. Slavery in the abstract, wa. condemned BY
civilization II had received IT, death wound from
the hand OF It's friends. The fatal aTow IN H.
side. Let us leave it gradually to expire, when and
low those who had night to regulate II should de-
termins. We might defeat the Northern dsunion-
i-t. by ballot. but Southern Secess!onsIn must
be nut down by bullet, and we must take
care no, to be confounied with Southern Disunlon-
its. With pure n.onisin We could rom al once
tic mnicns o. Jefferson Dayi, aHd lie hOliee Of the
AboFii,oLisIs. We needed 40 other platform than
;hs rs.oiutoas adopted by the tVurrTNntI,c ilcll-
Ter, OF Congress Here. tonight, lei Iase slOfi
saY banner. AZ William of Orange added 70 nis
glot4o, 81 COME" when 10 landed IN In land, %
We should say TO the South, eve coinenoi 10 sub
iugate you not 10 coniscatc vc'r plcTeri J. ro' -
suIspcissie your slaves; but we come 10 maintain
I
Uuon q our faiJeiS.' Loud applause, and eTies 70.
- oodn
Amid loud erie, Of WOOD Wood" the Hon
ia. BROOKS was introduced. lie said: We are
,cid isow-citizens that II Is IDLE for rs TO assemble
ne,. -, ~ -. s.0p agIa,ion, excitement, .nnammi-
ton, upon and about negroes and the ne-iJ t1cs.
iiou and that We are no wiser than the Ola !" O'.D
who stood upon the iiayre beach, snd win hei
broom. siluggled hard 10 swesp out the waves o.
IA ID
all this. There are men who live by. and ',adc'
and traffic upou agitation; who are Dubbed nr
only on the storm OF agitation, and whose pbo.-
phoresccDt light sparlloT only as Tho storm
rull~s up the surfare Of rCciety. Never, never
do 1 erect 20 stop such ssiialon, ouch pho..
phoresercc T. q 2 law Of nature that tic mer O.
whom work is disiastoful too law 70 labor. masf
quAlteI himself upon society, and live ~ .Jcal ole
iurbanccs The bu.y-body ~ necessity Of csi.tsnce
~ well as the worhinp-bOdy. Fanaiic.sm Il e. psf.
Of human society as much as the hurricane, tornado
tempes. wreck run, are laws OF the world. rh .si-
cal organization. Hence, al we must eXpcc, OF
hope 70 do is what DIR. Franklin did witt ght.ing'
conduct II OF, on The pr0ugs OF the loIkeG rod
sse TO this natural subeterranesn regions
into that Pand'mOninm where such explosive De.
strucve material has Iis hOuse its hone. 1 Au0w
not how 1t u but 40 IL IL, tho Puritan element Of Ola
England aud Of New England j. ever tue bir,htisc.
OF storms. The true, the real The born the harec.
itary Puritan, whose blood has never been uirea
with CATHOLIC or other Protestant-with Celt or
1euton, Gaui is, on this earth, what the stormy
Petrol is upon ,bo occ9n--the sigu, the harting-r
the minister the winess-if not the breeder of
Storm. | love NowEnglaui. IL /, lay own. 49,
native land, was Graded siaid ia rocks end under
its cold reialscnt sky and proud OF It's 81 ory
Its ,ndustry-ths herOism it ever ds plsys. but
love not nov, and 1 never did love, the
hard Purtsn element Of New England. r,rug.
ed with it wien y0pIJ il schoQl N eg.le.e. L
church, upOn NY o1u native soii ani Ibavc brought
here, 70 ny adopted STATE iOrtWenty odd yoars put
the spi't Of tbas .lrugsle thought thsre, 70 haze
thought here, that the severe inqgieous Of Puilan-
lsm over Society, were TOO dcspOic lor human rap.
piness-tOo unendulsble lonK 20 b eu.iln.I