The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07

crn poope into tho sea- they cay We cannot carry
theIar But s.y We can ten times as long - y has
yet lasted What Of the dcbn WITH the restoration Of
peace our taxes and debt would all DO paid in sas than
twenty years. The States are all represented on the
escucheon and appropriate 70 the moment
II WIS that Of placla ss6 berats
sword Tho whole question is referred to the arbitra-
menI AZ tho sword, and only by the sword can
quer peace. (ApplauseJ
The following serce Of resolutions was then read the
meeting by Judge BoSSEY:- o9
Resolved TAs. the duty q every citizen y unit, unite r.
assorSsncs With The contribution pe'pe'uA's 'n' o"0a
Received TIA. tie conduct Of ss.ecisa persons. claim
q an. and II de me c.n q s
sentmen deserves and should receive the condemnation
sssovsd people Of New York hereby pledge
s :na .ssSs
p and a c o .s q The and arocous In
ks.Sysa IAss iss navy o. ,is United State.
:.s s ;ssy
Ss O.
sossd' That 1sssy citizen <owes allegiance to the TO-
ys5n%sns ~ T. sa.hos s
Of
Resolved Tha. this meeting under solemn convictions Of
which sads: ana sS:Ts: and peoples. dSss
cent
IN oil It's efforts 70 suppress the rebel and
and Of Loyal Gncs league the
citizens Of New York and that each person present
Tho CHAIRMAN then submitted the resolution for adop
tion. Carried by reclamation.
JUDGE DALY's SPEECH.
dressed the moctinRThe great question OF the day
what Is tho duty Of Northern this vital crisis In
tho history Of country Men talk Of peace aud
srmistice and compromise who have no hope for ths-
war in these he had little faith War was great
evil, but there greater evils In the world than war
Cvit We otrn
nations highlands greatness grew out OF two hundred
years OF civil war. Civil had made Franco
this war was question OF time but far may
speak, advised by the experience Of the past the
certain thing except In the event u foreign Intervention
Those who talk OF armstce cannot give greater
asement 70 thse who desire interference than by setting
an example Of dissenson in the North (Chesrs) The
greatest bulwark for the OF the
Union s entire union Of the Northern people
sentiment and convction-that whatever may be their
difference Of opinion In the past history Of the country
there DO no difference OF opinion with regard the
prosecution OF The war TO ultimate results. (Appause
War q teacher. individuals and nations learn
much from il which they could not learn without H.
and we Of tho North and South will learn good los
son which we would never have learned Without IL.
The leaders u the Southern rebellion initiated Catalina
In his treason against his country. They trying TO
overthrow the government Of their fathers and have In
their effort, brought civil war upon the country Put
when tho has passed away people Of this country
wiz come out Of strengthened in virtue aud patriotism
(Appause In conciusion no would refer 10 tho historic
incident that when Admiral Blake fighting tho bat
Ties q England In the wars under government in which
be did not believe, no gave this 70 his who
would mutiny Is our duty 70 stand BY and night for
our country, NO matter IN Whose hands the government
may temporarily be-" (Applause)
JOHN VAN BUEEs's SPEECH.
JonS VAN BuRN was then introduced, and received
G.n area ae ssa ,, % ssfea that
sent and preside this meeting In looking tho
resolutions, except with some verbal and unmpor,ant
corrections, seemed 70 him they perfectly proper
TO be adopted. He in while Mr.. Brady was spesk.
ing and derived great pleasure and Subtraction from
gentleman that followed him that would cause him any
uneasiness lie bad every reason to believe that their
csupe u be- ss moua ,o u u Sr ansy would
country, which they all had At heart lie
desired 70 call their attenton 70 the position which
snasd here On i've 18th VI October last, when we were
about entering upon the political campaign this state
for Governor took the liberty Of stains what tho
country then. Among other tnings san we should
sustain the President far Justice would authorize
him 10 sustain him every fair governmental measure
thai he might adop for the purpose OF carrying tho
war or uphoding the government II was purpose
stand by the Union and the constituiion-to stand
by Mr. Lincoln 30 far hc would let US, and
to stand by General Mcclellan whether he
win let rs or mot. mingled applause and hsses)
organizations had ceased 10 be OF any practical import
ance, and that the sole inquiry was, How should
host carry on the war; The duty for the people Of
the state Of New York 10 unite cordially In such
measures az might be necessary TO put down rebellion
that has no shadow Of justification Ho cordially agreed
to the resoutors that bal been adopted and he for
vigorous prosecution OF the until the rebellion
wholly oyerhrown. No for destroying this usurpng
that ad been up several States
the Union, which known confederate government
and unit, that was eiIeciuay done h. held all propositions
for peace y be entirely preposcrous and absurd sreat
cheering) Now, beng for tbc war, he necessarily
with everybody that for INC war mud being opposed
% peace he was necessarily opposed 70 everybody
The first inquiry Of every should be- Was this just
var? Mr. Van Buren, then gave running sketch u tho
various democratic conventions held prev iovs the lac,
Presidential election and alluded to prcsdont Lincoln i M
1ugural herein he expressed his 70 interfere
w he nstituion Of slavery in states Il recognized
the fullest extent the right a tho different states
have slavery they chose and his entire iadispos 70
,neteEe With u. Notwithstanding that, several states
.cccded from the lnion they ad. They held conven
tIue resolved themselves Their representative
abandoned Their seats IN Congress Although they had
tho senate the House ~ ana The gvremo
Court u he United sttc they retired from The Congress
Of the United states They further and sei %
government Of their own Ia the debate with Hayne
upon the subject of The right u STATE To nulmy law
20 secede from the UDon, webster told Iayno
then, as the result bg sincc proved, that
carry OF what they assumed u be a right Of
reareabla secession and nuc 4ilon they nAt go force
and bon With lorse and The strongest would dcciie
the controversy They (tbe rebcs) elected President
and through the various ceremonies u insulting
government bit they were not contcnt With this for
they ssyed ne property of the United states fcd upon
the rlg o. sumter aud claimed the gbt ard eudcayorei
% exercise the power of subycrtng the government.
Every fair minded would bear IL mind that 90 10
this moment hair of heads had been Injured
aRd the people who rebelled could Jay their mayor
upn the thing which showed either that their property
IN AIDED. Enthusiastic cbsoring) That being tho
fact the city Of New York, with patriotism which dd
honor, sent eighty thousand quel the
bellon the capitalists a Ecw York advanced three
hundred millions u dollars put down The rebellion
The New York sent two hundred thousand men
aud no 10 In the face u these facts ani past
history II the contest that the rebellion troc0fly
unjust ard that the war IN which engaged
rnenood wtL The sogtb and rgfuly PROSECUTED by
defence % tho property u the United states.
This rghtf contest forced upon the tlayhodng,
and tho ya savehoding States by those who onie
yoring TO re establish repubic within the republic,
based upon slavery. And 70 PROSTATE this rebellion
wiling 70 devote any means, any uuso any exerto on
within my power during the rest % my natural life.
(Appsuse-'T Three cheers fr that Tho measures
recently adopted by Congress yet little
known that u beooDes man 70 speak u them with
reservation THIS say; the President has issued two
proclamaans which dsapproye bot DO not seo any.
hing them 20 binder us IN vigorous prosecution Of
the The bills passed by Congress have excited tie
sensby o. some gentlemen who recently spoke Va New
Jcrsey (gr ans) amin different places M this city Bills
wheh give extraordinary power over tbs srse and
swofd 70 The President tho United stacs BIN 10 protect
tho President and hee acting under him from sct Of
ndsmr ~ una1r ths suspension Of the habeas c0fpua
BIN whicb authorizes the President his dlscrs elm -
suspord ibs writ q ha0cal corpus. Now these bills
Will express my opnlons ~ briefly AZ can 10 th- nrst