New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

DYNOCRATIC UNION AssoCILTIoS.--tt the regu-
a weekly meeting Of the Association. lst evening the
ssm0lagc wss addressed by D. A. Mshoney Of Dubuque,
lows editor Of TIE DAbug.e Ht'ald, ARD recently State
pii.oae the Old Capitol Prison at Washington ii became
he said. for geneIson TO study what ;he
fundamental principles Of government were. History ~"
the Ugh, 10y which led aud soiH. through
the Ihe did Rome aud he ancieut rcl uc', which
public should extinct HE them cio' Of No no
sud give ny their liberties 70 he usurstons Of their ruler
We hsd form Of government from the first when the states
united Cobfederacy and was ~ the state that "e
Tic void yisd 10 tIe .d,Ia Government all tia, (, had
r.h, 10, AID oil rover aud authority necessary 10 piesfye
&c nien in Z. eIrnre waH va. H. ne 49, ~nP I ~
g Mr. lincoln me Pee dent Of the United stas' h''c'
wher- b.ins incped snd having the power have st TO
rsr up GUd shaSs oft TIE eAi.tns Govsronsnt No Demo
~eud.tl And Lincoln oe' on to 10y 'As, people have
',or. So ,,ifned ". declare thai they have
night W say tina con,uipions soveinmeat Ia er
ls,eros only to after j. IN tie usnLe 'iusj eGi
Ibe ,pesEef ,i,n cited errar,, Rom w. Gree,.,s whl
us which he Gguod ihs' the doctrine Of Secession
Taught BY the Republican 'sdsfs, snd mo Ksp1eneAa
party void be hold fsspOasble fUt tie result oi Tie Rebel
ion 1he only scc..oB psry Of u. Noh for ,ssr' oasA
was the Repui party. Ae Abolition peryhe same
,ins Ihsy sie lie D,unioniss now laIplAu.cl aud II
III (;o,,.ont !. pe.lartuS dame mb.fsd tie leipolI
billy will upon then IL. reviewed IN 'neerns man
nsT-whi.h appeared to i4it III ,oitor'-eii;,c.. i,om
c5n he said lad lived up tie Dc ars.iou. Of m inaugural
sddrs the Elou oui long since have been t)ied Win
ogt the Intervention o. the Federal su'ho7. bu by the
lLion M o. tie Sonth thsniovos lie had ioi The Ups
Of moi than so
When be va. prisoner 10 tho Old Capital Prison be DO
voted himself dur the tire - e there 10 nt
view, and conversations viii tho Southern ITsnsr eyey
on. o. whom ad.ed and sserttd th,i IL would have
been in the power the southern leader To- drss The 81 as
ueruapeDtlv onoi tic Union Jf Ii coin had lived up
The dsclsrion Of hs usuluF lie for one DID ~ believe
the. Abfshsn lincoln kal sIy Gsn 70 restore tbs Sou Inn
states ,le t'ron under The Conniution ApplAus-.l
r. vo.ee iles cd .corAdre"l The speakeT bid
believed rsfd Inst had been sud by hl' Administrative
i. sh, q 10 preiefvs bis erists aud defend
Legitimacy -
towsid rIsoner, Shall We emulate Their example
Shell n eblok the southern peop!e, he able 20
brinr bach TO tho Union ~ such a. the Proc
amGt Oh o. Emancipation iCf.ss o. 40, nc'J lie coz
nueI con.idsRble snsth reviewing The different amend
neuts hat he'd been made 20 tie Cons Itiol commenting
thereon ,u.t the views Of tie WHO laughed
pauded aud hs'cd by 10 conclusion lie remsked that
II q 6e ruled governed b. dtsyoi hs for
wanted ifat despOt chosen by the people.
Mahoney having exhausted his TRADE Of abuse against
tue AdunisiIsion wss gao-t setrAs When young man
axe him give experience IN the matter n arbitrary
r.s Nih chaTscefstu tsc uIOdetty BE- al met declined
nsAng tho matter pesobA bat being spuffed by
the lpng feet aud few cheers he rssuaed the Stand
aud his hence from the time he hs taken IN
custody until lie Liberation froul pton tie recital ping
~, t8dtoIs contttntly cscLinatrg