New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
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The following resolutions were then proposed; ny
received with loud demonstrations Of enthusa jo
R.,oi,,d That the political parties which divided the ~
Of the United State, in yes son. by have and Of .
they owed their vitality have faded from the public mind
beautiful growth Of ',s,e Of l9ysity ID
pepod ." inrr elton and rebellion OpnOn. which have b..
,na in the dead past, admit Of 10 spPa'ion 70 NJ
s rs Chem the Rs's offensive ws Sro.e beea
By The z, IS9S n, ts Z. Ts .. n pss SDa
tie decoration OF N. American flag tell Of sumter
Re.orsd That both the Wing and Democratic psrti- ~
INK hed their pecve missions aud having been long
ago Consigned TO the alb OF Cspalet. the continued -
tempt Of III. allie, and dol.- Of treason to sarus men .
mains aud to make then. stalk at the head Of their ony
insult 10 the intelligence Of the american psoP
Md 'le l. tie tagrant the image o.
Cay /, made effect to the flag Of Di'nnion and
hnd OF Andrew Jackson is invoked to bear the osI s
seces,ion
Rs,oed That ngenuity may BE- taxed in vain to
distinction in moral guilt or ~ ba.e.a nfaeieo
s.n,piraior t1iSnt' In I,.6' attempted TO smother
couniry in infancy traitor in its seeks to sssss,.a,
q nation ia it, manhood Americans who then svc"eayof
secretly gave comfort George Ill. wer. nc, Gro
Wilt cnpsbe than those who now. either openJ G.
tori aid Hsriio I'd Nancations s.a g.
heads will be- consg ri. IN our eounys gofous iu'n, j"
as,oed That the noni:,. New York coming end CO..
binng from al ors,uiz'ons Took with contempt upon
party and traditions against the GovesTE,en:
Of their country in its mortal struggle with keoenon h
that the Democratic wained OF n'" nshis are
ne srra, numbers the signal, Of ola AID f;sa s.a
Practically demonstrating her devotion 10 the cen' u
loyalty, O. patriotism aud OF principle.
a :, ss hs sailors a md the solder. who ap,s
land aud have brayey borne our nag hroush 70
OF battle. And tender them our eGnsrs,us9,s
box la. pended to the ainy. Of their uumPhs Whs
@ ea. i R. s s sSe united nacr
snh. Connecticut has called to CALIFORNIA Csnerns o
Name Maize to lows Iowa to Vermont 10 ndi'na,
Until a, length the OF all have been dfownsd in 'se
pcralsr srtery which has ;hundsed IRON the iiss OK
h Ts the sson o. our GpPSS' IL or ever NE
brave defender. in hed exhibit. fer Of the "a
racy Of other days And under prete1t sub,
fsr that night may be denied we challenge the most seo
il. infection except that the SOLDIER ballot Ike h. blood
consecra.ed to the cause Of his country.
Resored That the defeat OF woodward wary conssls-
the rebuke of Tutte dissatisfied General end The s'-
Li!ation Of Vslandighan 70 treason alike NOR
that device hide the people the evil in
Opposition victories matter under what pfs
those may achieved No party can be entitled y
confidence when ITS successes are promoted
by the defeat and its dcomhtures by the triumph .. the ~
ona As Macbeth prompted TO treason and s-
der black prophecies OF the heath 70 TIE South YES
to rebellion and usurpaon by the darker Iiones
Of certain Northern Democrats And ater-Reeelon, -.
gered by telling blows revived the hope of Oppos,a
gains; New York having ntrusted her eheen',
power the Opposition has taught her own people "a
her sister States how much OF eneosreemet can tus %
The Rebel Government and how little TO our o. II
That while the honest exercise OF the right OF cft-
c.n upon the .. public Is approved and ceee y,
the abuse Il that st pFactieed by those 10
the the constitutional directions OF car
National That overwhelmed a. they have te'a
difficulties and responsibilities OF magnitude ank,ein ~
prcdecessors, candid "ilnhoiu
that have been many, orS
been few That and steady 70
The land and the waters being the r.ut "
plan. proposed and coopes,ed in by both military and civil
authorities. ghul glory Of poth these braiches Of our
service The mastery diplomacy OF this AdIlinfr~
,ion towering ability aud the succ-sof its hnsncahtsi
the .taicmansp and patriotism OF Its chei are recognd
pride BY the oya people OF the natl n Theywlo d.
nouurd III, doubtful period % The hv
oion; Madison War of 1872; Jackson in his conf III.
with NulihcAtion and Lincoln IN his struggle. with the %,
Rebellion viii Ne charged BY po.teriy with common rno' "a
and history will do justice TO assailsnts and asaied
R0itec That the existing conflict wsged by the nsont
Authority defend III. Constitution perpctuste te noh
aud preserve te nations life, equally Scared with tie ~
OF i, Revelation which that its origin. T.
III mou,ntous 4 is our duty, within the ru, u,
civilized warfare, to invoke every ans OF success which 'ot
aud nature have placed 10 our hands That 10 tins en-
aIy approve the several acts Of Congress Tor enrolling 70
national orces-proydns boIies for v0unteerswrs ing
Oh. Labras from tie uses OF p