New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-06

conduct through that con'est-that these rgbs were
to be hold sacred in war made Constitution that
dies and shrinks away in war. ! tell you IL Is .
libcl upon our fathers. lApplause. So Tar from 1t
being true that those who formed this Constitution
contemplated that there powers should DO suspended
you find IN eli these provisions particular care for
he dangers and the exigencies OF war; You hbo
numerous PROVISIONS that meant TO guard against
The very dangers that now menace Us. This doc
trine of tho sus ension Of the Coustituton-of the
suspension Of the laws, Is unconstitutional. II un-
sound il unjust. is reasonable. IGrest applause.
sm one of tbore who are full Of hope for the future
Not that underrate the dangers which threaten us
not that do not de, lore as much as living man
can tie terrible ravsges Of this But why does
war rage IN our lsno1 II asbscause the people OF
this gen ration have lost the virtues, and patriotism
ard wisdom of their fathers tho framed II. Ii wac
because we had become Indifferent to those great
truths which we have now laid before us M " they
curiorites in legal literature, instead Of being
great truths that 81 oud Ia impressed upon tho h'a
aud mind e every American. Examine yourselves,
/ aud ask you how many men there are within thr
sound Of nj voice who knew, twelve months sgo'
" hat the Constitution OF this country was. 90 pot
by that you did moi underriand it intellectually.
90 not mean 10 ray tbai it was not imprinted upon
your IN 'mury. do net mean 10 say that u bai poi
received your assent; but II was not until We Wtie'
made 10 feel, fs hers felt, the value oil tnI-
declarstiop that they bad put iodn that any oil u'
could ever see the value and slgDcance OF The COh'
slitution OF country aud the Declaration % hide
pendeIce tApllause.l We have accepted II, as
sa d. mentally anu intellectually; but why "as II.
! when these familiar words Sounded upon your .srs
vn This occasion ar you have Lcard them Often De-
lore on tue anniversary OF couutrys liberty, That
they Tired your very hearts within you aud made
your blood tiigle III your veins My friends. We
nave nos now a more iuiell-ctus. knowledge Vi the
COnsiItution-we do not ave II now 1 mere men al
tupIort-we have now upon that subject, wal
/ hviug piety that makes Us better men and better
palIiOt.; and wherever you go all over THIS lana
you find these sen iinrnts now exist IN the
minds of more than majority OF the American
usope. They are feIvcit IN them faith hAed In
tbelr purposes party-I you please families Tor
the grunt pTlbc plos OF hvcly, AID isieti III helI
determination 10 that tnUse Iiytts ana iibeites
are established lapIlsu-e. Rem, IEber tins, that
the gtca underlying cause oi ttis war must ie re-
moved teiofe peace Can be stored, aud tfal oause
Was indifference 20 onr Iiths, u dIhcirrre to our
literties and want of proper intelligence with rrr rd
10 our own country. aud want ~ III elevated wisdom
That could undo stand the dn,ies VI American ca Iei
ship When you pave gain,d thls, ece van he
reslored. when you have med ihis, MI ihe "oiId
CAL see that We have s0lc back 10 the wisdom OF
our fathers and that VT IRE again rus'snl in-'l-
tuions that Invited the Who'll, World 10 Ih,ir sAe.!
md prOtocliVi-insituiOns That na-e is, bu' ili'e
r,ort years sso, tie moss glorious nailon GA ''e
is,r of the earth. W ben We have again restored
snat virtue aud that Intelligence. our ,ounirv Will
gain 10 rsOrrd 10 former sreqtness. AID 10 lie
lolmer glory. tGr,at APPLAUSE Bui, my minus,
any hing shors OF this "i disapi Oini your hopes
No victory can restore gieaiue,-. and glory, hnd
power 10 u people who are a. worthy OF liberty NJ
peace will bring back prosperity To hand "hi'L
cannot understand the great pnucpler upon winch
Governments should b. protected, ana The great
oble 10 tor winch Governments are insii uei.
\ I1.GvyrruOr Ia MAS IA. SirsOuR Of Con
necucut asked, III consequence OF partial
iucispOsition, 10 have another maine suorii'
tu.ed for bic 10 the Programme; bui the
audience Iereu.piorly forbade he ebAnss ana &c
advanced ard nade 81 eeoh. lie said he had slm's'
ine 10 link bat We .hOgld have no moe ocl-bfs.
t.ous ol the Fourth OF Jolly. Referring 10 the que'.
t.u If slavery be declared that II the decsiOD OF
that question Lad been pre,sed upon the ,oL.i'u-
uonal CoLvent on, tie Constitution could lever
h.ys h. en- formed. FACTION IL Ills nation CON
u enced with he nntob't birth. lie ,aid Thai II We
wer, Living under the khsn Of Iatsry, tie Ie.sou-
in # tLo Ada.inistTaIO IA relation 10 ihe Iuthc
Iecc,sliy Of subyrriiLg 2riNAe Hstls "0i'1 o.
con ,ily applicable. u tie GOyrransnt bud 30 l1w"r
80 co,npfoi.e and rcriofv, u Was urees' TOT ~ 20
,.,ort 10 .rns lie shid &c hsd 10 power ia tbs
u ,.uut.y 10 cou,cni n.n a.AIusl their VIII IA
tAu.eI ND b STATE could noi be compelled Gu O..
nnif IN the Union by force ~ Afiis. IA pa 80"
|. would require . shading amy 81 lAIi million
even after abe present sTired Tess'An,e 'hVs'e De
oy.sc
In. lion. GIoLsI II. rESuIEToS q Otto FOL.
lived having ils returned from Washington.
where he bad btcg m The eudeasor To obihin tie
restoration OF Nallsndigham. lie should not hI'"
,ou.eutod TO t,esk were u not iial Ia bad un.ef'
.t.od tint II was iitebIrd here 60 declare that %
ne Coppt..s OF the rured 5 Aies cauuoi, 10 other
tower ,h-u inteIf.rr vf'f our freedom Of siceeh.
lApplsu.. lie said thee could be no free sf.ech II
/ pii.oL bars AID banlsnn.cnt were the reward 0i
free spoech. Apglause They al tecn pain.
otic man who's. hopes were gafncrrd ~ The Coz
,ituiiou ~. II IT, and tbe Union ne n WIS ispplaure
baLi,hsd without trAl irum lie boue. Iae
question now Was Lot VII, th.r We were ~ hAy.
t,aoc or war, but whether Ne were 10 have Il ie,o
- Lat. H..
Constitution 10 order 10 cary Oh the war. She
ought insanity to lie stopped. Applause. Afsu-
ng N favor OF reunion and con rOHIse, lie rld that
comprotuisc was ou- % tie fret laws OF mature;
u.rtners CONFRONTED Ia Guinness the husband with
the lie, tue father with III, son the king with bic
.ubjecis-or elto he lOss them, snd even God con-
vromited with man IN accepting be son as an 'one
Iueut for our sIus.
Il The PHruDISr announced that Gov. Parker Of
New -Jertey VINO nad u-en expected to address this
assembly ~ bose name, hO~ryor, did not sp,saf
either ia tie printed aiyoItlsed programmed, aLd
Leen called home by telegram Oh account OF
military necessity connected with the present iIya-
slon oil Pennsylvah
Tho closing a1GTers was delivered by RICHARD
i @ GoRnAN esq., VITO was ia favor OF "a Union #
uOs,be, bot our lib rics al AL events. lie con-id.
/ .rea the movement at The South neither .n insuri
rection nor u Rebellion now, although II might b.,-
b-ep until W. earned the national flag Ia dlryrace-
tul aud uuclyilzcd warfare INTO tholr Territory. lie
ssid HAT "uucOhdi,ioLa! 10y alloy" meant not even
10 abstain from xpre--ins our opinions-ior the
President had ANNOUNCED thai rilence WIS treason
bat we nUsG be lac Little childIen-" open your
/ mouth aud shut your eyes.' Laughter. lie re-
ferr.d to the OFT nisquoted sle.oh Of Secretary
Seward TO Lord Lyon, that lie could touch IL bell
aud arrest II citizsu of Ohio-le had done 1t; that
be could touch auother, and mpIisOu "a dtzen Vi
New York. lie could not DO that. lGreat
applause. He had been IN favor OF peace, coutid-
e,ig the war a waste Of heroic blood; but Low
while the enemy was upon our soil, no said nothing
ABOUT II. Wien tbis strnggle should be over, he
would again raise lis voice for peace. The first