The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

Survey Of is present status IL Is probable future
Tews on such Of these topics may DO agreeable TO
sou feeling yell assured that whatever you will
So ma bv accustomed originality OF thought and
Sreadth Of >ge and must therefore prove botn
Interesting and nst.' 'uciive. Without dstainag you
longer. General permit re 70 renew my assurance OF
welcome aud then present you TO assenbage worthy
Of such guest.
Tho MAYOR then formally INTRODUCED tho General one
Of The best specimens Of the volunee service of the
United States and again the demonsatons In his honor
were repeated.
GENERAL BurLER's SPEECH.
General BUnER who dressed in citizens Clothes
and emblem OF military rank, spoke follows,
in rich, deep, powerful tone Of voice.
Mr.. MAyoR-with tho profound,st gratitude for the
very 1atering commentators Of my administration In
which, behalf ofs your associates, you have been
pleased 70 tender me, receive met heartfelt thanks
probation Of service supposed 70 be- rendered 70 The
country, tender the deepest acknowledgements. zap
fsdss IL the Army OF the Guf (chsers) receive
an earnest Of your devotion to the country hich you
WOW ys aSd ypdsr yhc 70 hope 20 die
may be we'll In order that the acts Of the Army o. me
duty given Of tho thesis on when administered our
The Hfst question: them DO ascertained is what Is
fshis contest which the country engagedY That we
are in the midst q oiv CONJUNCTION q: know Bo, what
is It rcbollions-ori ID revolution And what Is
Yiots riot, understand IT, simply an outpurst OF
the passions Of for the moent breach or the law,
90 Be subdueA by cv authority But you say why at
ms 70 = definition Of rio: On this occasia ny
whs. riot Isl daughter and srpause.)
the country q II n were riot; because his
Charleston it was bat a riot; and as there were
mo civil authorities there to call out the militia Fort Sum
ter must be given over to the rioters That was the be-
Ideal not with mere causes but with facts Directly the
various States Of the South, in convention Assem-.
bled, inauguratod series Of movements which
snS . each was attempted to be taken OUT riot was
not found in them but they became and
ns On me ba1 o a on nm as od
called out the militia OF the United states for the purpose
Of subdnns insurrecsion was called At that time into
DOL 10 administer the laws found riot at Baltt
more. There they burned bridges, and had hardly
arisen 70 the dignity OF an nsurrecton, be;
community. After mon wore rioting IN Baltimore,
you will do me the honor to remember that we oherei
long the state Of Maryland and continued loyal to
the United States, and 50 long no attempt was made
the Transferred thence wider sphere Of action
Monroe found that the state Virginia had
vor TO srsc, for itss separate and dstnc.
and therefore dealt with that State as being
properly Of rebels, in every form, shape Or
nature, should be dealt with as rebellious property
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various steps that have taken because hero
answering before the country Tor acts which have
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wrong 10 intention Inconsistent never. (Appanse
Ua .na s sSs rs
land, whether by black or white, AZ by the same law
fst myself compelled % connscais ali slave property IA
this subject. ] am an old Andrew jackson democrat
have never swcrved from his teachings. applause
Up TO the time when dsunion took place. went AZ far
the South however bitter distastcfu, 10 the
obligations which my fathers assumed for the
was not FOR me % reject The bitter took them al Zap
plause) Fellow democrats took eyery because they
each and ALL stood BY tie south and by southern rights
under the constitution. until advanced and locke
quietly wisadrow. (Iaughtse and appause.) We went
apart from that hour. and are forever apart You
4 Is Say On anss 10 ore e %h
Jefferson Davis and the 2sth Of december 1852 had
tho pleasure o. reading h prccamsiion that was 20 be
my friends Il you viii. allow me this line Of though,
monsss = ws scs up e shs pom, q time when :seso
that hour they rspudaied the constitution Of the United
6ts<es BY solemn vote, under tho forms Of law
In solemn convention And only that. but they
their hands and undertook by force rend from
portion Of the heritage which my fathers had given to me
and 70 my children rich Lsacy and whom they did
gated and forfeited every right and had
relieved from every constit, toual obligation 10 thern
called upon to say what should be my regard
slavery LEFT 70 the natural instincts Of my heart
prompted by Christian education In New FnRland-ap
piausc)-and dealt with IL accordingly, for was mo
longer bound by constitutional obligations applause
that the sams sense Of duty to my consitutous obsa
TONS and to the rights OF the States, which require
20 long ss hey remain loyal to support the system Of
after they had gone out from under the constitution.
caused me TO follow the dictates Of my own conscience,
untrAmmeled I had been heretofore. Applause J
And 90. my friends, however mis- dying my have
been-and speak 10 my old democratic rsiends--f clam
sha. and % Sp fI 20 sns . Up e
step n escared obligations that bound together
nd not been broken would not thus have been lett to
follow the dictates Of Gods and OF humanity. cloud
appalso)
BY the exgoncies OF the public service being removed
once TO another sphere Of action In New Orleans
led me 20 examine and see how FAR we had
with the seftcmoDt Of the question. fund that under
ments and The United States eovernmeni covering all,
that there could DO treason state and United
there being revolution In regard to the United states
that there might be loyalty 70 state and discyaity 10
the Union and oyaky g the Union and disoyay % the
that the state government hsd entirely changed form
and had completely revolutionxed tsef. bad erected
governmental organisation and found sSs. that State
completely revoIutionized, 20 ar Its govern
OF itself. Of the United States Of America II had
by q s,,cmn act forever seceded from tho rnited
States OF America and had attempted 70 Join
fedcrae ststcs Of America, taking thar portion the
Uniled States OF America IN which its government
established. Now, what basis shall deal with that
people organized into community under the forms OF
law, and IN hostility 70 tho tinted statess respectfully
submit that deal With 10 with alien ensmies.
(Appisuse submit that those people had passed the
boundaries Of .swayward stsers" a errng breth.
the ssd BAD seized upon our
rory which the government of the United States had
bought and paid for and therefore dealt with them
(Applnuse and what the rights OF alien
enemies In time Of they have the right long n
they behave themselves and NOT IN insubo dna,ion
o. be free from personal violence They have other
right, and therefore was my duty 70 Il, and
believe that the records will show that did see 70 IL
Cloud laughter and applsuse. )-shat order pre-
served and that every man brhAxrd well and did