New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
SIHnh No. 4.

Of platforms sndere loudly chesrcd Will thun
deied defiance to Rebels At home sod abroad.
Stand No. 4.
Stand No. l YVES Immediately in front Of the
entrance to the T,h. Avenue Hotel Here the mass
des snd here rnost oftbo decorations displayed
When Gen SCoT conducted TO the balcony Of the hotel
the applause wss Igu o. aud startling.
TIE meeting Il his stand called 20 order oy T. NJ
WETNoRB, aud JaCnB A. WRsTERyELT was chosen sctns
President and large number Of gentlemen NcePfe'deIt
and Secretaries
SPEECH, OF GEORGE BANCROFT.
Mr.. GEORGE BAN CROFT introduced az the first speaker
sa1d applause He said; Tive years AGO the purposes and
Gets the Rebeh forced the faithful citizens q the United
States to rise IN az rs and prove that we are peo3e-hs
possess eouny Every hour Of the long and terrible
CIVILIZED world upon Us the Industrial classes Of Europe
bend toward sympathy and hope their cham pions
United States shall be oxen from the faulty OF nations
bu' Whether the vital principles Of freedom shall be pre-
served The imperative call Of duty cheers to the
struggle than for unless succeed the power Of
the PeoRle winch pe.sag' al htpy a. Pbopheey Is
where the struege be renewed We have choice
we peTeveTe. II we would build ~ the home Of
kumaritsif would safely transmit the rsgenersng pin
eipes that give life lie must perevere. The result
cannot be doubtful The resources OF the Rebellion are near
" exhausted, while property has hsdly been i'm
paired must onward With united ze and win the
siory Of endufsnoe born" ICheeIsl We meet to-day
without reference party pledge ourselves smother
Tor the vigorous prosecution Of the until night shall m
pmph tGrea cheering But while we reserve to ourselves
The Ursst liberty Of udEment both Of men aud measures it
but act Of simple justice and historic truth TO that the
Rebellion found not even plausible excuse IN the Admins
TsoE wAsh lat estne into power No SOONER had the cleo
those who succeeded
10 asy excitement party had been formed that seemed
pledged prohibit the introduction Slavery into the Terri
In an Unauthorized aud Insignificant Peace Congress.
70 called. but in the cUGstitutioual halls Of e.is-
Uoited S.stes without the restriction in the fundamental
any Of them leaving the event to tie seton Of Haiua
.Auses motion made aud coHntenSnced BY uti
mate friends Of the us9Iins President 70 bring vast terri
independent state without any restriction and q,
when the municipal law Of that Territory sustained Slavery
18th an extravaesn hyperboe " intolerance Nor were the
friends Of the President Ia
administration would be little marked by hostility 20
slavery as IL the Chair had been occupied BY Madison
Henry Clay Moreover, the Generals Of tie Presidents ap
pointmen loud In protesting their readiness, IN the
udI Of 20 pause in their career and assist In snppesng
INV possible rising Of slaves But yet under eli these crcn
nsnces infatuated Slavery. ths still passouatey
parsued lie purpose and FOR the sake Of founding Conied
,rscy on basis which enduring Government can
aimed blow that intended TO be fatal the country aud
% the liberty OF The was under every aspect
forced upon the Northern States Il from witch
hey could not escape Had they proved eIaysn they would
htye stood before the powers Of the emtu OF their own day
and before all succeeding generations who BETRAYED
hslr country, aud scresB % freedom itself Applause
Dur coming together on thu occasion meaos that
on shall be wanting 10 snnhste the Rebellion By the
and untns eIetou Of the wealth and strength oft
that those who in flag
the time receive at hsHd the begeren rights Of
means that whoever may be at the head armies theu
divided sympathy Of The country is TO command unity in
jhs with heart eutIeat The President disregard
b considerations Of sOcaed party nscesses; adopt no
JshA impOuuuies O politicians Of every party
remember that would be sin against tie country sgan.
NeFF'N'A' Ns's -N-4V PohLsiity "
bit uHiii to otce, IN civil lie IN the ned Re.
lswed eheerug It means that all the generous feeling
he country goes forth to cheer the noble
~ MiYoan who are now struggling to suake OF
lbe terrible evil which alone holds that State
bsck from one Of hru Plsces-pef1aps from
LIE very hrst place IA tue DfiOu fJr agriculture mining
peehanics Industry for weih aud population lAppause
he SOUTH who trained IN the school Ct poVery
sonpsed by tyrunica power to fight for results
direct conflict with their Of happiness ad-
LoOsmen II means that we 10 90 u tho assistance
friends mountain regions aud give them
suy in tie natural Businesses Of American freedom [Creat
sbees Nor deferred from rendering los support
10 Cover by the thought that the
will weaken Slavery work ts overthrow. Civil war
has always in Gods gIoyidoace been ucaus for rec1ug
psn hom bondage. Who ID there to dep0re the proU.
ble result tDat Safes where, IN time past LABOR
has been despsed should oome to own the tue no
1y o the wOrGng Mau, aud restore tie helcs and
Ihop 70 TIE ireel Loud applause Take Virginia for
simple Her soh s fertile her ar saubTous he springs
[enos..e ksath her mountains steA WIN precious ores
Ebse ID her many chambers where nature has heaped up
yo;e' Of gold aud silver Of syIs1m and iron salt cop
pesn eva sp hsA ca over heI ~ SPELL md she sleeps in
GmOI hopeless letIargy. " 10 will mourn II tie time
Ill 80 ;s ~ 800 50 y 80 10 "a" oe o'SA1L VINO
SuI grove he Poceshgn o. the oaf'spsnsied banner
bone onward 70 The sougs VI liberty shall wake her from
trance Of centuries Cheers Then let her clote her
u hs ~ zoe r'Oes o. freedom aud open her hundred halls
10 the hs1ds Of se directed eneryHse and skill. Loud
sass''.. als pisssHt bitterness viii pass away, the
t neI' senssiSn Of her sons viii meet In Aztec
no99, 1Lo tasy will own that from this desperate
lovely and Fiq.a, sori ieeele5eu,n Of thei.
sy our a9Se.S sa'ls sOIe There to believe thai
meeaey bsye been willing invite the Of th
E-ioP'- lhese men 10 made 10 know
% 10
seal Tor free trade aims At monopoly Of the iterstI
cary log trsde for themselves by Isudus out go M =.
their shpy ards " Prey upon colauees en-,
IL here ia AesIOik, more than Auy go i, '
that tue Government should be sbls 10 count VIII
upou unanimous support ia its efforts TO Iusiptsi
any foreigo power the rgbts and the dignity and H. %
eats Of country. then tue love Of tie Csnsto W
oye Of liberty tho love 0f country, proper ssn.s Of @
hanging dangers Just appreciation Of resources
10 demand tie ps.fIouc Of the people our .ecur 80
hole aud only protection egHnst wIoDgs tom aoro.d
[I40ud cheering
Dahlg The dsivery u Mr. Bancros address the marines
Fith with their procession Of bsUHers,
and multitude gathered about lhen
Alter lively address BY H. j. KAiAoSD, the Star spauged
Banner amid sayo Of cannon by Tue Union 0re
Club The Expes. companies through aud were loudly
spPisaoed.
SPEECH OF JOHN VAN buren,.
JoHS VAN BUKEs then introduced. lie said: M
Chairman AID Gentlemen, cordially congratulate you up
is magn neeui uprising oil tue people Of the CITY o. Ne~
lok snd Tie surrounding gnOJJOd IL shows that there
Las 0Ssn ho sDsiemen IN the split Of patriotism inst dsn-
fased TIC peops OF t1is cJuaty two years since, on
Tue hb oHlosek Of Tie Rebellion which has had
el IL me sF1sd Wod lAe Gfst attempt tho part O
70 ePst government when human being the
steipt was sDis when u eOumeuced, has Ueeu unJ
pine since 70 name one single parIsulSI ia which either ME
pOeyi MS property OF ns HE bad put in jeopardy
Bravo 40 human being, whether he favored Rebel
ton o. opposed ~ les been Sble uuJeraud ANY
ln2s eGHd those who sttemp pied uady overthrow the
ooveTnmeDi OF hi country had been the zis degree
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