New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21


ness. OF division when our country is 10 extremity
| II anything III addition should be required h're 20
M ht why all should be sacrificed OF p-iso"' nuu
political division and contest, upon the co!hnpn w.,
Of suffering country. l would "'Sn oar.et
presiding spint of that greaa ,s MAJ have reached
us here tonight upon the bioeIdI' Vice.
spirit of the great Wehster seapu ,Nat 90
lpetty prevails 10 longer teaching Alne, io"'s u m
| Americans only can they maintain |le AMI oai
Cya,nnant in its integrity The voices OF the de
nr,clain tne Great truth TO the hvlng. lDty WV
iiave preceded rs. the fathers as we'll as 'he co'
msntators mon their works, announce tha1 '"o'o
Can he no success cave in action that there can NC
no srcces.ful action save In uulty-saVe III tho a.
cord of sentiment and unanmity OF mind IL ihIs'
be now as il ever has been, that the grew oolr'
striking for the great truths which control "o..ln
lment and influence the des i.ies u tIe i"Vc; -
advance in tie cause which hey have GuoP'eu W.
a united aud uuovided front Teen, me noers Oh tnlS
Jovai League, 4 speak 10 you tonight no. us mem
beis of political parties, not as hose III "no'o i"
even the remnants Of political DIVISIONS are Prcseu
hut &c those forgetting or ignoring 'i'e iops Guu
dreary past that We may at length reach brignt,
a brilliant future. l speak 10 you mat "'th
united mind and honest heart. nerNed with vigorous
strength. Won lay down AZ your ftet ana lrauipie
in the duet those VINO encourage political dlvislon'
az denlogogues and traitors, applause and with one
common effort declared that this people lS united
independent and integral people. Much has been
-aid heretofore by our friends npplaudiug the con
duet of people OF this great land Which in'ere-
TALLY Of great encouraged 10 those poor souls WHO
think that Aere Is great reaction throughout TINS
land. reactionl reaction toward what ana
from what From the causes and principles Of re-
belLon TO the principles and virtues ~ common
LOYAL country reaction from demolition and re-
volt TO lOyalsm and revolt Far from 1t. NY
friends there las been no reaction. The reaction "a
in tie MUD of the lukewarn, OF the doubling. The
crest heart from tie esriies; initiation from the
Irsi original moment Of this rebellion. has been
rigbt. Never, n<ver was II wrOng. Inc people /
have Understood this far better than the poilicens
and the statesmen; for the people rave thought Win
their hearts while poi icans have speoulaled and
combined with their minds, from tue fret mo- /
men Of this controversy; ard my word for II, haH
the true measure been aio,ted, taAi OF sup .
pressing the rebellion and securing TO "
the victory, The people would have risen, en-
What! Educae people to resistance 10 rebellion /
Nay; it has been the PC PIE WHO have educaie1 iAe
Administration to resistance. lAprlause Toero
has been no reaction. singular combination OF
circumstances induced ceraln set Of iusewarm, .
doubtful gentlemen, 70 suppose HAT tie q1irude vi
the people doubt in regard TO The Issues snd
character OF this controversy; and, IS they ghded
from their holes il hen that the honesty Of The
people surprised but lifted Its heel the head,
"a I'd the snake Was destroyed. lApplause.l TIE
people stand, where they ever stood, hrn true ana
honest by their country and tAeir Whole country. /
A war precipitated upon by Rebellion, signiii-
cant of what Signifcan, of a revolt Of simply a
S,ste1 A civil war TO redress an Isolated or pro- /
claimed grievance Nay, nay but Il deterMioa-
ton on the part of q whole section and region 10
shake OF the yoke Of Government, to proclaim III
dependence 10 Itself, to disturb The courses OF law,
20 avert the currents Of commerce. 10 set at naugh
the institutions of America to deny al allegiance to
the great principles Of free ana Independents gov
eminent. Il is something moro than rebelhoni At
is civil war. IL is contest precipit.ued by /
Relels IN which engaged, Tor the
Great rights of humanity and Of mankind.
TAyplause.l From its very nature it knows no COM
promise, IApplause.l From hs very course 1t can
h6s he .-..i-a Thef = 10 way out except the way
through. Loud applause Tnere is no argument
but he bayonet; there voice that VIII convey
reason but the explosion OF tie ordnance IN TIE neid
! lAuplaussl Wien our armies have reached yonder
eulf when our soldiers shall reside at home In the
palaces Of the Palmetto Rebes, When lankee
Doodle shall be the noe proclaimed throughout the
savannahs Of The South renewed applsnsei and
the dowa-trodlen nutmeg peddling Jonathan snail
he the lord of Southern nanors. henewed CHEERS
THEN and 10, till then will tue war be ended Loud
cheers; voice, "John, you're night old boy Com
proui, e compromise what ADD with whom DO
YOU not know that when the m4jority of the misled
people Of the South were anxious that 'hi;
Government should be preserved, thelr poiltleal
leaders were enabled, in the face OF efforts OF con
.ervatiye men, as they proclaimed themselves, and
honestly then too TO carry those States out OF tbs
Union; without armies, without experiment,
in ooubt, in 6 loom those men, the Vetrnvluses
Of ruu carried that country Ia the face oil this Gov
eminent, TO arms. Aud do you suppose ths' 'hey,
having now no divided body ia their rear, carrying
With them a Omitted South, and having an experience
Of over Is months Of if not successful at ieaet equal
war will now consent 70 compromise and accept
the terms which they imperously rejected at hf't
No, no. il is not that oDly-lt 10 that they scorn
contemn, and despiss the peddlng Yankee; they
hate ano spit upon the nag VIII h they sneefnSy
term rag, and exclam that should separation PER-
chance ensue, they would hold intercourse with u.s.
holGu2 their noses the while merrmenil' IL
/ there man here who will accept the issue from
these st the South that they will not live with
us1 Voices, "No," "No."l No, the issue is
whether we will live with them lappausel, and
that issue 10 now in process of determination IL Is
being determined and adjusted by yonder armies in
the field. IL Is determined by those armies at the
North. Give me but united people, Knowing their
rights and determined TO maintain them, and will
venture their cause against every earthly
power that time can place against US. Loud
applause.l 1t may be sooner, it may
and unaerable tina. this Government shall
10 maintained and reunited and that the stars and
stripes shall more float over great, united,
and happy people. Cheers. Fellow. citizens,
members Of the Loyal League, well recOllect tue
time hen to utter the sentiment that people at
war with its enemies should use every means Of vic
tory over Their enemies was pronounced TO be Abo-
litionism and when no person could speak, even III
bated breath, Of the proprlety OF employing those
means forsooth, without being met with The stigma
Of political disgrace, and beng impressed into the
ranks Of despsed class Of fanatics. Why, there
was u time when you dared not even proclaim to the
whole country, no peculiarly sensitive were the
nerves Of our politicians that black mule should be
used against the enemy, much less a black man.
Laughter and appIause.l But now the country 10
Opeuing IT'S eyes TO the facts, announces what IL al
WAYS believed what the masses always ad)udged
and knew to be true-that if we TO secure Veto
nv, the policy of victory must be adopted-Gloud
snnlausej--if we would destroy our enemies, we