Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
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Gen. Euncr's speech at Ncu xorls
Gen. Butler has no superors and few equals e
bcr as Geneyal commanding an army, au exec
utive officer governing a department. or dcba.
er nod logician in The polical arena. In his
great speech made on the "a Of april last, before
aa immense Uuion gathering at the city Of New
York the General discusses the questions iu-
volyed in the national contest against rebellion,
with great olcarness force and cloqucnce, show
ies the different phases or types the monster has
assumed daring IFS progress the true mode Of
Aeclng with 10, and the moral and physical Ger,
lhn'g of the war being carried on tc q Success
ul rui,a.ian- The series Of motoa.,uts iual-
lapted 10 different States to carry them out OF
the Union, at first were malignant form Of riots
which soon became an insurscc,iou, then rebel.
lion, a8d lastly revolution, and in that light
the Go9orment has regarded it, and acted ao
cordmgF. Butler says be is Jackson Demo
crai Of tEouty years standing, and SO help him
God I'D hos never sweyycd from one Of his
teaehings That he went as far as The farthosi in
sustaining the constitutional rights Of the States
up 70 the |me tbe gUus were turned upon sum
ter and sthod 10y the South and southern rights,
until be advanced and looked into the very pit
Of dsunioJ and not liking the prospect, quietly
withdrew After giving a brief and succiaot
history Of s mode of dealing with rebels while
in Baltimore and Eastern Virginia, he says that
in Louisiana be found State Government that
had entirely changed It's form, rcvoutonized
itself and wax no longer in and OF itself one Of
the United States Of America A new State
Government had been formed, supported hy
force Of arms, pretending to belong to the Con-
fcaeratq States. She had seized portion of
the territory Of the United States, which the
Goyarnment had bought and paid for. She was
wogiug var against the Government, and not
only holding its territory, but its forts, mint
arscnals ana other public property. We quote
from the speech:
There hai beeG revolution beyond an a-arroctoa and
assoc or th law aud nrv state Government ouuaI Gat
bciar supported by force of arms now upon what
anmao. qnio forms or Iaw hoy hqI actal portion
tht Uuitoi States anl respectfully submit must d..l
YIN ia'a as 't'n g'.ai in'y hat forever PASSED 'hc
against his brother Abel. Thsy had raesol you'd and
outsd. of tlat Ayr, and Louisiana had done Us u the
whcn ho 5os ramontoi the tuiI stt,s had bought ami
pad .or Therefore, donl with tem aa alton cl.ui.s
have h.rgat So lone they brheVe uamsoly,e and ore
nome 'mhntfuis % bo free from personal vol.uc.jucy
ayo o other rights: and, taerrofa il Eas uy duty O. sc.
' 81 o p ti1i oref was preserved, out tu1t every l4u
vH behaved we'll. and dj NOT ul Che Confederate atlus.
she l not D.. mol ecd in his person heIa t.at ov.r,
Al. tae they hH was Ht the u .icy OF the cnuQuoior
ani oyo you an idea OF t permit u. tosata tle ir.
D d If III. .H H
my to1 NE vry cooiy Wlaparsed uc pra Scott d.cis.
i,a 1ia tsey had noreaJs which negro Was bound
altman j. re ud sliaty. Now / heard friend bahuI
me- y. alt h9w di that eaect loyal m'h2 The difficulty
Government 1 making peace and cus} o1 war, cannot
dsai With IytHaIs bnt ors1niaci coumunites waticr
90 Ter slry l3.a.n, ts,t u' nr jbn 1gl cij2 D. was
o. 81" laat r' nTscioa W-- rtt upon lnn. NoWoIwtI
thoaid e 'hs'a away rom ,.4 '... ao' '' j.,.t
notlae .r iaati rauiIu1 iCou3 NOT at.r n cau3 Ing
on at tu N1. b'al"sa 3H tiI@ N7 Ne, mIo 'dH.'rty,
e. l'a i'} I'il4 10 'i' clmH'hl eui 10 l"'i' persons
tl i' o. rHI'f'y even '.' I' Die p'9i '..oa ''u'ad
at wh n .a -li i1aI a1' b'ldrg 'ognih'r I'D ine 500
tleI Cons d.a sats2 Into what form h1s it ccmcy %
sar,e1 H ias'r-eoA d -t'" into rtoc'1a 10 oa4 be
come revolutions carrying vith " aH ue rights Of rev.
0au1u auu alr Gpt um.nt hae doat tl 70 upon hu
arogad Wba uoy A.oetrled Acr ports, Jue da.l with
ita.ar.e,atao whom they s.uD ou oarrl- oc axeh,us
plo - 'asI and traitors but as os.1u.1 6 ju4uucc.
ia.s . i4 s.i up a ,,s.rasnt f,r ta.ms l.ls aIou
e. ..' a.. t. i, i ,i n.y.. ~.
Sir. o,r lcruoWi ee thn hic oi revolution. hlnt 'Hd
hafpuaf Hook these thngs m The i'c' and Do oroti
doaea ul-m b.eHst they are unpleasant h1d tht Iy-
olt,1 .ad Oh men arc 90 onfr rep Co. olr ertiag
lug on wtg against us, attempting 90 make auc against
ls, ali mllaF % acJ ih'o o.. i.mI, Of naj'it ai
oi "u, =. lniIhi "'t foreign country % W lnt'uia uJ
ruH bo" can man harast1ua up ald sT ha'7 oH ihH
sd' Of tuet foreign country aad not oeRr enang m1n
cannot ba throwing impslmus ou tha tim. 10 lho way Of
tia aro-e of bis country under uraIan tht hc F hrp.
thl'A. must 90 something 90 bring back h'- erinc or-
rau. N le lsps Ua Form o phrase 1. tile South, JOG Au
t,e bis mustct aud no down aul try in tl1i way.
OF mtty hutr. They have pass 0Vtot taat, and th"l
ws 1uqht to el hgc, moment aad cNamiue aaI ese II am
catr, 3aG 10 it.rc-t., sr I.,ye tfari Il . to tts
t., iet us Try ths cone sion b.twau us. NuA by hs
give up no Territory Of thc lHttei -.'f ftcry oa tilt
Ualal st.s hel5 30 es non me l.s- beaue bad mu
De-. attempted o. ofgauia' wor s9raumsat np94 ga..
oa po' j3os o. - Nsd y is 70 5e drawn IN un. oG irs
a1- "li 1oYeHm1n aa 300 I'D as iHe power ~ t' Init'p
.' "'1 oc e2'rtat iar tha purpose and therefore my
musT s1aw3 mat VT n1vr no ucr1srrr t7aa-4. t4lt
uht FOG tha c'aeuHlc9af 10 "s. oesyo'f pardon me
tuUau' Who mlkes amy ainc.H upon the Constitutions 2
We dshue with those who have gone oH ana repuiil
tea tla Constitution. And n3w my friends do not
ln.w but shali some htrcay but. as bnoc-at os
t Andrew Iuckeou Democrat am not for the Union as IL
u.e Saw asa Uemecrat Be au As,irev Jlctslu - mo-
clt am not ror tlr Union 70 be a'4in lF w's. Under
f14 mes was lar the Union as l "asf because saw, OF
tia4.ht saw, the traahlHs l the tltVre which have
lt ua0n ua blt having Undergone those troabl g, nay
bog apoat al this blood and treasure, do r9t mcla TO ~
back gain nud DE- cAa.k by Jow With 991h Sal, aa
~ lctorc n can halut wouI have delt with South
c la as Jackson did, and kept her m ue Union at an
hallrIe but uoW sha bias goaa OUT ana WA l1te clre
tIst "an s13 CONES n asah s4a comes W. 9l.' ~ H. lA2
tt .As shall longer bo tha hrHDiAua H lif Union
aye aaI Sine aha enjoy Hn4 Der po never yet enjoyed
--tan bi sings of republican form % s'F'fnment Anl
tlfor. iu thlt yisw am not for OBJ reconstruction ol
tL uuIou as DO was ~ have pent tl lie ana nooi
enough upon it, u conjunction wi.A my irlo" cst23ua,
mako II a itle better 10 was g0oI enough t 10 Ind
boon lt alo1o Iaa Ola house ra5 good oaohth for ms,
bat they have pH.ed dowa al' the J. part propose,
prov uauts Iits U not L-eu held from the btg9nlug oi
the world down % th- day, from the uue the iTaesa
took possession of the Land Of Canaan which they got
from alien enemies has il uot been held tha. the whole
nlpcgty of those alien enemies belonged 90 tla coaqaeror
aa tlat 20 haa been az hl3 mercy and hs cemeucy what
should be doQc with t2 For oge, would tke b. an1 give
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