New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04
sEEANADE TO GOV. CURTIN OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
Speeches OF Gov. Curtin nmd Hon. John W.
Rovury.

The good feeling growing out of the masnii-
cent victory which crowned tho effort Of the loyal men
81 this State had happy culmnatcn At IL O'Clock last
nigh, scramble Hon. Audgcw q. Curtin of POM
sylyania at the Asior House podworths full band
was in attendance and after performing some Of their
finest selections. Goy Curtin appeared IN front 81 Tie
hotel accompanied by Charles Jones Esq. Chairman
of tho Mon State Central Committee who appropriately
introduced him 10 the as,cfnbAgc which had gathered
ln front of ~. Hotel
GOV Curtias appearance" WIS greeted with loud ap-
planse. at the close ~ which he raid.
SPEECH OF GOV. CURTlS.
GrNTIrNTS OF NIw.NoHK, | am mech obliged for
the compliment you ara pleased to ply to the state II
PeunSy WANNA and con rriulaic you upon the indica.
iions That the State 81 Newlork hhs this day dec red
her fidelity 10 the Government Applause Gcnte-
men, the States of penns,hIna ard ONO wsr" month
In adyuuc. Of yon In THIS declaration Of fidelity. lAp-
plnusol But | clnnO. believe that the Empire state
would have been flithlcss to Government even II
lonusylK anin and Ohio before lcr Applause
Now gentlemen. that the battle Is over and ~ The
smoke rises from ho field j. u not amazing thnt one oi
the greatest governments 100 the worldonc OF tue ireet
pcop,-Nhcn tn nation enjoying TIE onl, true Ecpub-
hcsn form oi Cove ncnt amid the nations II the earth
sas trembling und,r th' rude strokes Of an armed
Kehellinn--strlcken by It's very nicnds-is 10 No.
tttnnrr | ash that there should have br.n
any difference of opiniun-that We were not
al of one nind-that all Tie people ~
This qrcnt country not devoted IN their attach
mont "a tho institutions thar our atfrs the apostle OF
liberty gave to a. and that IN this great struggle orr
people wer. hot united In maintaining that Government.
Snrr, there is nothing in te work Of art OF nature so
sublime in al ii- outline, perfect IN It's form rs on
system al government Surely u has never pleased
Providence 10 youchsalc 80 rcut blessing 10 humanity,
as our great Government Applause Aud when
that Government IS Causrlessy assaulted by tho most
gigantic rebellion IN history 10 Is passing strange that
all true yiruons. and loyal people were not Wphns To
stand by il. Applause Stranger that any politician
should seek 10 get into power ny standing outside
Of sympathy Tor nnd support Of our toy,
crnmont. lApplnusc. Fat with Pennsylvania ana
Ohio and with al tie bulk of the Middle
States running west t. Indicate the current o public
teliug --with the bright example Of California and
Kentucky and New England-we couh noi do other
wise than pcct that the great and powerful Empi,
State would wheel INFO line and stand by our Coy
crnment. Renewed applause. IL Is no compliment
20 an American tn SAY he is loyal. No man ear
claim especial virtue for standing by his Govern
ment; but IL is Observation-Disclosures crime
10. any man North hold sympathy win tho infamou
traitors WHO hold our Government by lilo throat APP
plauso and chcefsl My friends. let us profit by III
eachings ol recent events. Let tho politicians learl
from the expressions of loyalty by the States at the bd
let box that the man iR power holds his place
by Uncertain tenure and the aspirant 10
political prcfermcnt c.anot realize his hope
10 the President Of the United States who administer
the Government. lAgpmusc.l Let us now UNDERSTAND
that II IL our goye-nitnt9nd right wrong our gov
ernmcntthat We sustain, and ihat that 10! ATTY we
processes fdeliiS to Ito Government lilre'
cheers for co.., Seymour were called for ah ant
voices were drowned by loud cheers ior oos, !,
Curtin til At that loyalty say which profess nue'
iy 10 the Government and tails To give inc
lis Visible hcad-sympnthy and support Is r(sus, tnr
plansc. And, my friends. whoa the nee '"s'''"'. .g
under. which We have gtowA W w s''"' '"''''