New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

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IN this country. whose whole soul is filed with de
Notion for the good of his country. that man
Is Abraham Lincoln renewed cheeringi; ana
though hc sometimes differed ~itt the Administration
as 10 Generals, vet. without regard 10 what Generals
they put ny PM down be was for the President and
he tdmiY isiraton unconditS nally Ia the end En-
,husiastc and OngcoDtinucd appla,seJ ii"ie are
only two parties IN the coe,; th'ie can 1hly We wv"
when it's life is threatened, they are Eebei ha'eis on
side and Rebel helpers 'sl the othet II ms True w
day a. IL was centuries aga when declared ny ihspfh
ton bat he WHO is not for IL against Ms. ana
he that gather not wrh Ms scotteieHi "pi"'n'
lie VINO is MT against The R"Nls dis,mcn!
and fs the Inioa and the Government nncehdh"nnnN
and above and before all things else is dirsIN or mn
rccty Il helper of this wicked and rdhad'.i RcDcih"h'
Cheers. The~- men who ar" III favor al t"r ,",''n
mcui and ai.' opposed t. everything whhh 'c to'
.rnmcnt has done IL preserve the non innN chn"
to h. Tor the Union bat their acts alsiiv thcr woi'S
rhcs, mcrchane have heard Of the pirate SemineS VINO
sometimes fioats The American hag, hu on! l" i "n"
desire, tLosc who are deceived 10y II. HE man WI" II
ALWAYS finding fault with the 'o' eIIncn ana N'i!
thing the Government does 10 preserve IL ne Is ~
hea,i q symputL,zer with treason however nc may ~,
TEMPT o conceal his wickedncss. hcers} We are '"u
that while we md 4 Dcmot rattle AdmiIsiinti"n HII W."
nc,,,e but now ". have Republican Administration
We arr, NJ war; but that is This Rebellion broke
ont and gathered strength and power n"ici n''h"
IA "a II hrole ont ~ Charleston where they conri"d
Abe suauy oi l,hing III, spIcb OF ciy Wal nndei IN
Presidency of Mr. buchanan. Who. II n% actually ~
league with the traitors " least looked IN WIN c"Sed
ewes while they orCaniz~i their treason. l'ricS al
That : iIue II proves she peerless iniamy ~ tiis
Rche Hon that unlike rll other rcbelons known IN hi'
Tory he CHIEF officers Of the nation linked thrpi'
s.lv,s With those who attempting 10 BE-
>,ins H. II Is not strange that the Rebellion
mas not been pv down sooner il il only 10y tie prov
dcnce of God that this coury has been yea NJ
al, We may aiso thank Abraham Llncoln thai ne mas
placed NJ the bead Of The Financial Department ibe
man who has ably conducted our hnAhcal afiali>
loud cheers hat when we look at every country IN
The Old World Ind one, even IN these tunes
of peece to them whose credit Is above isr while ~
the nts' 81 tl.s Eantic ana cNlesme VA our Sitd
j. TODAY above par in the market IN Wall stcci lIopr
and Lad applalise And fhis too wh"n our ri.dI'
was DESTROYED ami our Treasury robbed and bank
,upt when the Administration came no" power
These men WHO esnouncc the Confiscation BIi want
Won 10 ay all the expenses of this war 40 not want
those who have drssn The sword of Rebellion 10 pay
The exposes Loud ene's M ,R ,, cg rnnd
only cca. their attempts 10 dcsro. the Government
iii, AT last he obliged to tell them II they would MT
Law down ihc. arms and cease mpTd,ilng mon men
he would strike Mt their institution with the bateat OF
the war power aud lay IL Ia runs. aud he con-ernted
the wear Of los Ia freedom. Cheers our opponents
tak about the being VIII for the abolition "i slavery
II 1, war 10, the abolition 81 treason and II all That
aids and strengthens irca'on Cheer The hadcfs
Of the Rebellion made great outer. against coercion
-atrinst conhss alton. again,t aTnjng negroes ana
against the proclamation: their sympathinrs nj
le North echoed these dcnanciaiions OF JET. Davis
and pitched THEN complaints against NE 6o'eIhinei'
In tie same KEY Can you tell me anything done 10
suppori the Government and preserve the nation the,
have not cried oui against Gryai cheering they
,fe Tor cancellation. ~ am l. We have now several
emba,sadors in the field trying t. conciiiai" them
Gr.rt hs, been ,ryne cancellation Great cheering
Tbcs. s,mpaihisers waui you io go down before the
Rebel chef not knees but Oh your bellies l'
all Coppcrheads. But the Union party J. going e. be
tue II Patrick that il going to cspaic all ID. copper
heads IN iAe land. treat cheer They nie'etrfm.
med that the country slal be saved ana mat ihe "C
banner Of beauty and ,oiy shall hon, every state
and every county tie land and over every wave
rocked fieaic on the ses. loud spp!agse Can you
aoa treason sever the golden cord that binds This
nioL together i; posicriiv VII curse You Tan you
surrender the eIs'es IF your 2"e dead az over The
.uun, South md bend iRc knee cile inoarnsic traitor
jH Da,s r permits a. drop Tie tear 81 affection o.
their ha!loved graves. II - Annthcma Mafana'ha
.i.ud le written on y"ur door sihs Thank God there
gIe no parties ID Il arny Of The gYcg1 I.el have
linji Ven back ti.n a. pei.es and dic fsbdns 81
their county There they stand once Dem
ocrss and Kcpuhhcaus--aow al rmr@s-l
under the beautiful bsnnnT az the conniry.
whose stars radinn, with the lirh, Il liberty
When the morning drum ben, nwabes them from The
battle to die. II need he. for their beloved land and
when In The evening hc fairies hang cut Their banner
Of crimson and god 70 welcome the setting ,un the,
20 forth their dangerous picket duty a. come back
pcrhaps in the morning mangcd by Rebel bullets
aimed AZ the life Of The nation. are buried IN tie sane
bloody sLloud Ia soldiers grave. when they make
such sublime sacrifice. ak YOU why you cannot Va
.ome slight degree initiate icr devoted atIo,itm by
throwing aside all shacAes paris aud mareln under
The banner of our country and the Mon lrcmendou
lpplause.i And now n conclusion. nt repeat The
beautiful iines Of Holiness Army Hymn want you {"
JOIN with me IN ~ PRAYER 70 The protecting Power
hoye aid then 10 give three cheer, Tor these brave de-
Tenders oi nation Vo ntcrpOsc Their manly breasts
between The enemies Of the Republic and iAc as.,'iGa
who would destroy H.
"rronn biu,,. ma, chill and ,un, the, ,m.,e
from every p.Asue that larnf,
ia camp ~ march IN teid' 30 h.hi'
protec, Oh. men at trn'.
Three rousing cheers were then given for tie army
the audience ri,np and waving hats and handtcrchieh
and then three most enthusiastic cheer, Tor Mr Coai
making the hall ring again with the applause.
SPEECH OP THE HOS. GALusHA A. GROW.
M GROW said that lie had come from Re
cent great political battlefield TO Join with TIE
citizen, Of New York IN behalf - the great struggle
/ which be hoped would prove 20 tie enemy perfect
Waterloo defeat lie said that the Quaiers Of Penny
vanla had voted cheerr and tie Curtin had Groppca
upon the CoppeIheads. Applause and laughter The
Biographical society az the State were lie said about
to offer reward for afda'is TO prove that James Blu
chaian was DOT born iu Pcnnsy anlA cLccr, aud b.
thought that years hence tie citizens 81 New YORK
and OF rennsy is anna would both offer rewards for NH
davits io prove that George J.. Woodward and
HDYaiiO seymour never born ~ ali loud
cheer. He asked how was that iVlH! our
land iremii'd under Jig t.cad - AIMED mel.
o. the GA VI ao'embcI lrt0, TIT frcenen VI the On
iloI called upon to elect athci Magistrate FOR The
Republic Peace then smiled upon The land Ighoui
ever, portion. Tie people II the nation exercised their
legal rights and voted 20 Tie mcn 81 lor choice but
the result 81 that election known through
the land than tie South appealed from the ballot
boxes 10 the cartridge box and now today the great
vital principle Of free gofernmeni wss at stake ana
hung upon the aTDitraIent u. tie sword. For three
quarters OF century We had had The mort benign Gov
eminent The SUI had shonc upon. During al that
time life and property had been. coiupnrufrly rpcak
.ng secure But with 'lis the South lad plunged NJ
into civil aud this done while the Demo, mt
parry had the cOntIo Of the GOyecrhnht.
1Lcy were in power when the Rebellion broke oui. AMI
they ana they alone rev oed aud yet We """ Told b.
meu claiming to be Democ ats. that must return
that patty 10 power III order 10 the nation.
H. held that II would ~ scnsbe for as 10 do that h
would be- for merchant 10 deliberately hnnd the
hey Of his safe thief In order To secure H. He could
mol UNDER how they proposed 10 keep the peace of
fln 1aunirY hereafter MLcn fhNY cnmld moi do II