New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-13

cal difference in this land. That, elIow-ciliAene,
wys the Significance Of, the meeting here two
man. / believe only one man in this city has
made Il bis boast that be 10 not loyal. Voice;
a. Fernando Wood."l IL seems 10 mo, feilow'cl'i-
seus that be might well have spared bis breath Tor
never knew that any one suspected tha' gentleman
Of loyalty; or, II loyal, he had long ago given !,
the teuef. Of the statute Of limitation. tlsughtsrl
But when he SAYS there u no such sentiment as 10y
atty in this land / bore the occasion OF tne pour
ta,ay take bin through the square In whicn we
stand, that ho may see The hundreds ana thousanos
Of men, Who're brotbsrs, sops, friends stand smoat
tied from the Chesapeake 70 the Mississippi oy yea
| and by land, brave men, united by one sentiment,
and one sentiment only, and that y an unsnrnslng
and eternal loyalty 70 the Government which their
fathers made which they have received, aud which,
by the grace Of God they will transfer unchanged
70 their children. lApPlsuss Nov, then fellow :.
destroy the Nation. which no less than tie United
Slaieso OF Aperica, y simply an effort to
undo tho laws of God. The Uhion OF
the Quilted States 10 an o. instinct From
he instinct q union in the people the Conata.,vn
ut Of union that made tbe Consultations aud not
the Constitution that made the Union. The Union
10 an effect Of our exissencs it's thoaehs II 70
sentiment, You cannot repeal It. yop cannot tooca
in the least point, for II IL in tho heart Oh every ci'
REQ. Apd when we ssy Union, and when stand here
and say 10 You that belong TO the Union, and that
thas fsg ssnds for the Union you all understand me
TO mean precisely what an Englishman means when
he says England, precisely Whist FreDehnan means
when be says Eranee---and that the Essential !
only the nation 10 the soul To save the Union 70
save the nation. And therefore, at this moment hrSt
and most truly in this land the Union mau b he who
10 resolved that there is that by the grace OF sigd
God there ahafl be but one Government % tnere
but one nation within our domaine eisher thu
Rebellion shall msrch trailing ts flag over US, untii
above our shame aud disgrace Hs flag sends ms
curdling and chilling shadow deep into the watsfs
OF tho land that the people OF the United states
of Auowing that she Union 10 tue nau'n
vii march triumphant over them, bearing that nag
full 81 The hues Of Heaven unit lie accent spen.
doris shall fash tho liberty with which We mrs.
on utzed far over the sparkling waters OF the Nor.n
fAppsuse.l Stand fse., then ~ the uh On. w
de stand that when the Continental Congress oe
carsd, sdjonrning, 20 y @a Aoyourn, 'A' T T,,,sC
sIateso that the cause OF the United STATES the
cause OF human nature. II y thsrsiore MAJ inis
Rebellion Ia NO enyenoIned, and therefore that tins
Re belion stands ~ fast and 90 soiy, because
knows that by the necessary development, by tne
nece,sary growth Of the people OF this country
whatever intsrieres with the rights, with tue
liberties wi the peace OF any solitary citzen the
land wherever he may DO, that touches the liberty
of ALL and DO man sill rest, the nation ltseIi VIII
heaye until tbe rights of every man have eeeu July
yilncaIf0.
experience Of two years has shown us two things:
in The first place that this nation u resolved " mali.
lain its nationality; and in the second place, that
there il no conceivable resut possbie TO Tie war 10
winch we ars engaged except the absolute yictory
or the absolute subjugation of the Government OF
The United States Applause. There - no Posn6ie
RrouDd between this. The gentlemen vi nave Ior
| moment propoeed compromise do injustice 70 tho
policy and sagacity of the men who have reared the
black flag of rebellion. The men who bave raised
| # l.. NAL intu In
sworn conviction Of every loyal citizen In the
| land. Therefore, understand me, that there
can be but one Of these two issues You Know |
wbich. In your own experience II written 10
many q household Of yours in the finger o. oieSdE
Il written in your hearts, deep down, with an me
ssruestnsss Of the moss vital conviction. Uadcr-
sand that tbe moral Of to-day Il the moral OF
two years ago; thai, thsre 10 neuceiorsh 10 parry
among loyal men. We know there y none; we
know ths. ow-tizens, that old Jefferson DAVIS
Of Misa.sipp. was no sounder man tried by party
standard than the old whi.e-halred man whose eio-
ousnoe bas thrilled you this afternoon Whatever
Jefferson Davis was as party man toas was Dss,
ieI 8. Dickinson. And while the band OF Ssu.
Davis was raised to stab us, you know how the
tongue OF Mr.. Dickinson has waved Ike tongue oil
fre defe pding esd again defending % Do has TO-
aav the outraged honor Of our dearest common
mother and native land. lApplause.l And you
know further that however good party
leader in his day Mr. Breckenridge may have bee0,
that Mr.. Douglss was way interior, and bis Last
ords were OF the most answering loyalty TO his
country and to the Union of the States iApp'sase.
And fcllow-citizens, it WAS my special pleasure TO
ssy when it was my privilege TO be in Connecticut,
tba, Il they had produced in Coonec cat one known
| In party times 20 Democrat we IN Newborn had
produces another man known In party days 90 q
Democrat; and that If Isaac Toucey had dooe aii No
could 10 his own letters testify 60 hant down "a It
flag aud disgrace It beneath the heel o. hSoeaon,
thai John A. Dix-a man, and no less-had not
hesitated 70 mako the telegraph end every brave
NAM heart thrill with the message: hoover
hsuIs down that flag, shoot him on the spot r. Zap
plause.I Yes fellow-citxens there We stood then,
and here We stand now, unchanged. The ship was
to,sing then; grant you the ship tossing now. But
then Il was in the wind now it has LAID 10 course
il has taken the full breeze and ito course onward
But this understand that while the tempest h0wlS.
while the ship quivers in Its dreadful pillows red
with blood, what 10 the duty OF every ioysi man
what will every loyal man DO ! He will ask him.
se bu, one question; Does tho CAPTAIN do the crew,
mean right! Then, if they do, i will not trouble |
myreH 70 have better captain l might know;
will not trouble myself 70 call over tho names o.
crew that might seem ADLER than TINS iee sup
mare; the tornado 10 here the captain Is herej the
crew 10 here--we are all in for zoe voyage AND
whoever, knowing that that captain snd crew desire
only tho safesy OF the ship ana the passenger who
ever Tor IN instant raises voice against them VINO
ever himself desponds desires Or endes vo 20 sodaee
ovsl and brave men Of the land from their obedience
mark that man we'll, for he shows himself iinesi
descendsn. Of the Coppsrhesd In Eden, who tried
10 ssducs Eye from her obedience. Laughter and
snnIsussl Stand fast fellow -cisissns then, alb
lure YOU; stand fast BY the dag which 70 the sym
Sol Of sll that precious 70 yOu-Of all the Liberties
YOU ever had-oi principles that q this moment keep
city perfect that SI 2: tbs .o"
,"acb,d by the hand of Rebellion. Stand fast ey |
The aas. knowing this, that II we are not enoughi
hat ,f IN our day, this fight cannot be fought QUIT
that il was q tight which was born In US; It was
bred in our bones; IL aows In our bloodi we sse
ti.d nm 10 that issue; and whom We LAY In no |
raves those who went from rs With bloom In thelr