New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

srnsi,n Of crdcr hnd marched Up The B u ara
down again. tbs si".'id not disrogi'hc vs. of
- viii rot di.roufarp that h'foic amy "
,,li,l .. WAS proud 10 he an inriulr h'npeI
INur'fn,.l lfcirv clay said that Vn,h D. n,lu ~
paif 81 tho sici,i, of New OH ms hr i"ii l's'l "
G.ot f,lDi. Now, although ori nobrLrhilt" ~"
col 10 a,d.i'un to his stature laughter, 'm'i'"
may vel IN Der Diplomacy Jnst no" tlho ~
,,rlfs Tie time has ,nmc when we can c'"''rru -
ru,rpan Laiiuns termination OF the c'ss'on VI W,
Iacrini rights to thc loue.s. Arrausr' mar 60
was one # The few hluadcls Of Lord lalmefs'on:
reviewing tie results n ih' recognition :" w. % %
bcl.er.nis Gen. Scflrs aid. our ,lciorie, ana "'a
,ia,, Rave lately made great mnLy friends III
Euiorc. lAVplrusc.I Give the President th"so 'o"o
mci be- now sks ana lud ~ "i ~ NOR, i' 49,,
and an Enrorc II soon be on friends li'hcN'n ~
rlar,,1 IA reference 10 missing volunteer, h' sau'
Inc martial pint 81 tie people must 10 "io"''u ~
lclfter appreciation al III" issues III N'.t' . ''o
lr, tn he won in q o. duty to be performed I'' "
s,. tbui IN MI cmploymcnis public and lriYn'' inc
,olirr who has performed his duty aud returns ,'o
with au honorable discharge "a BIS pock't las 49,
crrr recorded to lin through The riailluuc -, u" -
PIE .or what be has done for me rcphi' W. rp -;
ru.t not forget those WHO have served tl'h N',' ~
The NO ycars' cgimcnts You must not forget mos
bravo ard devoted men who. broken ao"h rom
J,s,ase or wounds are Low walking your
streets without cmpol mcnt \ s"'Ir' Sho AZ
served two or three year. IN tie Amy "i ii' h'i
nnd carries In his pocket an honorable "ir'lib'' Nh
n,ycr bes: f. II that he never suffers want h'
h,tiism OF truth puTlhes mcn-nhkes th'm ueit'I'
ROLLER plordcr. IArplalscl IL gives mem osetgs
scoru Tor what J. mean trn"r reverence '' " ''''
a.
yon ia Lave no trouble IN getting more I" MI up we
ranks Of your armies. Let imelca say to her lrfae.
what the Spartan mother said. My sons 40 ho' ,ice
your wounds for every step you take REMINDS op'il"
that ,ou have defended her in battle i"i'a'
applause. . - 49,
/ After expressing his regret that Gen. Dix was not
ptc,ent ic said that lie understood tlai banner had
been prepared fo the reception Of iat aant "ehcI'
I Which hc would ASA To have now unilrl'd 81,
The banner then unfurlod. aud was greeted WIN
cheers and applause Upon the banner was likeness
/ II Cen piN, and also his immortal s.nicnc'- ~
ever hauis down the American flag let Inn Dc sho'
upon the spot
Mr. BEApY said: II the stars could come out 81 the
hrnnrr nf uur country and'a their places IN me rnA
mcnt of patriotism forming letters there ~ the ss o
take shape IN the heavens mat sentiment
(pointiug to the flag of Gen Dix would attract me
fr,i latest and mot lingering devotion oi All hf"l
hearts now and forever. Applause. Amer referring
In complimentary terms 10 two Of the SPEAKERS Judge
Dav and ten. S.cklcs. and administering reDuhc IN
words Of fc,rn to those who held back when thh re
benon first broke ont. but nov come forward 10
minge their voices with those who are g'orylhf
! i'm nor .uccesses. be- said be- would refer Ia
three circumstance which would embrace al ne hai 20
present After three year ~ contest against the Re
beon the lac Of the Union is waving to-day IN every
State the Union lalpausc aud every men 81 Sout
crn soil recognizes is presence though not ~ cNr'l
ROVER Yet upon what place II Northern. Eastern or
Western territory does the 'onied rate nag snow ~
self Another TACT j.. that after all the boasts about
II cred soil and territory which 10 power coud touch
tie armies of the mon had been upon SoLtm'Ih
soil ever since the Rebellion broke ont while
tie Rebels lad never been able 10 maintain an
army ou northern soil FIR thirty t-is lAprHusr1 IAs
Riciso Erqrrcr SAYS the south has been disgraced
by eleven distinct suIondeTsa greater number IMAM
ever WcI. made iu the history ~ mankind by nn! otheI
people under any circumstance And the last clrcuui,
stance t. which De- would call attention wa 'his- NJ
B 'lo,e individuals WHO from the time tits Rebellion
broke out have opposed the War under the lying plea Of
hostility to the Administration or who, Win cnhiiif
hyrocri-y pretended "a favor the War while they did
eydr,thig they could othwartts progress now con
signed a. an obscuriy dsicsiahic that not even spc
cia resurrection ever bring them up again into .oc
ETY., or any 81 them 10 emery" from III" COON 10 when
The. logic of events has Consigned them they crawl out
IN view Of our victories and by their presence demand
20 have their loyalty and patriotism recognized
whore are he political organizations ~ The country
that got themselves mp against the war-ihosc that hhd
ccn strongest and claimed 10 have TIE greatest power
u would require something more i.tn m"fth Ken I"
detect DE memory ~ tie miserable fragments thi
.ro nua noafluy d0Ru to stream OF oilitlnn HE
fcuireni 81 that banner .rcirrrng Ia iLo banner o
cen. DIX vi BE- taught ia ,ur tcloo,s gti"u'-h,i
wears from nov when every state ~ the Oh Union VIII
b. 90 - proper place ard new states viii have been
aihered In from Canada and Mexico. from The cold
regions q the north. and far down yog can truce
/ the physical conf euraton d tbs conilnont.
PAHKE GOpwis lwas fhc neat speaker. lie said that
tie worst iafs hich cond Deiaila country wa not
4e los ~ - sun- or It, fields but ~ c"hhd nee ~ ~
own virtue Thanh God the American people was stili
amin lfed hy H. pristine hopes Here sonn excitement
oe,lf,i boz come! ~ tie DAT. wa llAn'i {" h'
,tcasI.nsl only h} foTrglhcai p.ri porFctl Ih0rt
. those abroad VINO told ns th dDn .urft,f was lf.
obi, 90 bring ihis great struggle 20 propiious end
rh. pus all wrong. Tie demo, ratio constitution 81
fnri'f! Vas h,t uili tA' Hrn-trt pat Do inr 'i,
flr OF ,fds that was ever orr ni4et .'hrer- Whom
NC took fhi4 Rebellion in hnni bad tao greet prob
.rrrt one military put duNl The Rebellion iu nsfn-
hr other political 90 reconcile tfc ffFnltrt population
Iir hf,l p, would dlscI.. Wien fAc ,st wns solved.
nos TOW. Tie hnt involved uo les thau hul ~ tie
greatest MI. olc atoms Known o. history To block
Hie ~ 800 wics OF sraroasi tl' teris' oi oir cApi
i and ouT llad frontier Tie Ufirr Of fie most iu.
porinnf river ui ihc world. running Thousand miles
through hostile territory, aud TIC Destruction ~ tho
. a. b.
rrc 20 To fio world Blitic President
knew itai ihe democracy Was patriotic end The people
would lu arms and they dd ald drciirc that
tr Union and Constitution should D. pTcsrTrd 10 The
expense Of crrry and every dollar and h0u bad We
succeeded No nation bad dlf'd 20 decircou- blockade
inefficient bad defended Uuf uuilcr AID DE city az
Wal nrfln aud bad pushed Dim Ear from tAe From
tier llt We bad e. look for Lin far down toward thc
Gllf In iAe beginning Of tle var Nc cared mainly
about Baltimore and il. ono and insOu. NJ. hut
now We had ccFscd 10 care about Nashville. and Mem
p.is mi Nickhurg and our ntrict Was concentrated
on tAc mount irs ~ Georgia. The opening ~ Tie Mis-
flaspp bad been accomplished. ne dispersion pi their
armies bad bcn to Clcat c1tcLt accomplished. Eu-
rope said wc were slow but De- remembered that the
great wellington took Ny scars 10 drive Napoleon ont
81 Spain aoouny as large ns Virginia. and then De- re-
tucd h'cnus" ~ reverse, chcNic -Four nations
" Europe took two years 10 occupy the ,fi.
mca. country about ~ large as Jc.r,. England
took - months a. suppress the S~poy Rebellion.
aburt grfnt .n undertaking M to put down robcl
lion among thc Ic rprs Of county iu south Carolina
Trance had u more than year succccdrd iu getting
only about IrO mice lufo Mexico Wlcrc4hc lrd o. very
insecure position. Tie mlstrflg gtuernlslip which
enabled Hooker Ia baltic lee before tgah burg showed
llf We had military geuus among uf Tie marches Of
Fremont riynlcd tho-c Of Napoleon The charge of
/agonyi cqunlod The charge of Bal.klayu. If English
poets sang Of Nelson and Trafalgar. ouis would sing of
faragut carrying bis wooden ships through sheet 81
/ fire nrd fnmc To New Orleans !. the great campaign
of Napoleon ~ Italy made his reputation there Was
wnn In the south West who had given tinsci imitn
ZION. The meeting OF the Monitor and the Mrrinac
had changed all naval warfare. Mr. Godn "a concluded
hy touching nusion 90 Tie heroic tais If tAc Cumhci
land who went down i,.ng = broads.dc.
The Rev MM. II BlOLE snid that We hal met - 300.
4nife what should We do 60 be- saved. All parties were
here but not irrespective al plrtv distU,. IONS. W.