New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-07

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"a W. deel red for al uhmi te resnlts H.
ono cane. ard syit upon tho N"r1hetn mao VINO
10 INV pocition except for The IN rintenance CT the
Cvernnent. Here al most the entire audience rose
~ treir feet wAv-d their hats, alL checfed voief
.,,.ty fr sotre moncn'al I surrender here All
orinious chat may away Pmefcntnl contest.
s,,,ender MI iru,irv 40 10 who SHALL De Governor
of any State. give np al IuQri', az % who tb"'i
| la Mavor'Of the Giy OF New iolk-sIbonsn
baye 10 great Objection 10 nv friend, the fttla NJ
| Of the meeting. for whom DID not vote. bangh,
ter1 stand here IN the presence Of the asa moied
mnli,tudes of The pet. | feel glowing wi'hin me
what NAV have animated the heart OF The E-ypuao'
when. chained 20 one OF the great stones that was
TO form part Of the magnificent pyramid 10 lihrl'ar
the majestic powers oi the cruihnhng NOR al ~'o
WAS 10 perish within them, be ielt that tho 'ine
would come when there sh onld he government OF
| freed dom in the world. i lave wiLhin mo TIE
bone OF tho poor serf ia Russia the enihusasn Of
| ,be young Hungarian, who, by The lille Kicking
hime of freedom, even lhough II he 10 a dungeon
finds himself stimulated with the hope that he may
once zee land beyond the deep. not revealed per-
haps, even to II Moses from Mount Ps2sh, where
o free people have established free Government.
| And in the name Of Almighty God, invoke ench
curseo He may permit, inuoeuous ~ mine uay 10,
| 10 put end 10 any man who would destroy y
structure like that. Loud applause Are there
such men 7 There are. Let me alludo TO them IN
classes. IA VOICE" Brooks.'l
| Booi, in th/ruuniug brook. sermons In stones,
| AID good 10 everything Laughter
I propose TO indulge IN no personalities; they are
nOt to my taste. propose TO deal 10 general prin
ciples. Now. if my Irisn friend be anywhere with
in the sound Of my voice, be knows what 10 moving
in ths frame of mine, the sou OF an lrish father,
who migrated in hot haste, and was chased into The
port Of New-York his highest ambition beng that
his son might be born in America. Great mern'
ment.l Some Of my fellOw.citizens OF New-York,
and some of my friends with whom quite agree
about the absence of any necessity TO violate the
Constitution in the matter OF arrests, or otherwise
undertake to talk to about freedom OF tpeech be-
ing suppressed. l would like to know when the
time III the history OF THIS country, for the last
twenty years, that could have dared TO say in the
City of Charleston what Southe-ner could say
with IMMUNITY in this town. Loud applause. Ely
friends from Massachusetts must pardon me when !
ssy tina: for many years they have blended ny
Celtic prejudices by informing that we were ell
Of The Anglo-Saxon race. | wish TO be undeTstood
in regard TO that AS tue boys say atout New ok,
that don't see II" Ilaughter for certainly none
OF thoee from whom l sprung have any connection
with that particular department OF human
distribution. Laughter distinguished rep
resen,aive Of the United States at he Couii
of st. James told them that tie people Of
this country felt interest IN the prosperity q
London than Of Newiork. will not mention me
nsme--bui viii say that he dd not belong to this
State. WHAT ohonds me most Is the expression 81
those T. glish men on our Territory WHO care ia
their customary apng OF the language aud depCri-
ment OF their superors, 10 cavll about TIE ans ana
progress OF the country ia winch tbey ma pace
20 FAR superior to any they could be- permitted 70
ENJOY in their own land. Applaufel. lhey Vie
invited TO clubs by gentlemen, and they ne
gbou. them IN saying they throw dice
for drink where dee never were KnOwr
they ars spies and pimDs Gnd eaycsdIop2er,
who are admitted To circles Of private society aud
20 out and write letters saying there was enc thing
| wanting. Aud there wss--a sturdy servant 10
kick the inquisilive vhgabond Into the street.
Laughter snd npIlausel They hang around ITO
puriIeus of our towns and drink their alc-wbie4i
they very seldom paw for themssves-and then turn
up their sngb noses ana open their ugly mouths 70
abuse a country IN which tiey are entertained. lAp
pause.l We are patient people, brt hope To Goa
that the ast illlstraiOn OF ihst Kind imported To-
This country will prove that the goods are hot
credited ~ this market, and do not mean To have
Engllshmen insult us under any circumstance
whatever. Applause. l will differ with the
majority here, ia reference 70 on. thin2. Great ap
prehcnsions NJ, entertained lesi England should n
I terfere. l nive prayed o. God, ny Bonded
knees. that slt would Loud applause. Lot her
but exhibit ole single manifestation 10 that dlTec-
tiou, snd tlert IL not man Of race that wouid
talk alton, I'D exemption " - years Of age. Great
laughter H. would hobbIe up OIL bis csuIch,
in ;he artnt expectation oi splitting the
head Of any cue who undertook 10 interfere in mater
that belongsto ou,eyes. Permit NE however, TO do
Justice TO thoie wIse, excellent and patriotic gentle
men Of England Who have been 10 just toward us
Throughout, this controversy. 1 would difgI.oe my
self and insult you, If did aokuo Wedge here
my gratitude to those who without fear or hope o.
reward, have stood by our causc. | would DO my
sell injustice II did uo' adj Ice The character Of that
great man. John Bugut loud appausei, whose last
ob.orYation Ia regard 20 The LondoH Hrraid an0
Standard il that he does not care much STOUT their
ceusure for neither Of tbeninEh markets Of ianl
could aiieot the pr,ce OF pincl Oi ruuh. daughter
and appliance The single r,'A-On, as you Ill know,
why France and England desire 90 interfere ia tbs
ligAt Is an Acknowledgement, IN tho preeencr OF the
world tint they are Indebted 10 rs iog the %!
employ ing ana supporting their population. AZ
plause One hundred thousand men IN Lanca,bITc
maintained by public charity when | last spoke To
All audience asseubi-dl ono hundred thousand
men Which led NE TO make the proposition. 20
which ] challenge any contradiction, that Wild
ana fierce ard blind the Rebels are ca IA
division Of thus Union ia its armed presentation Is
grester than the power Of England lAppiadse
was happy 10 discover thai VIVA. fall from lips
obscure Q niue provoked whole editorial column
from "a Manchester paper. They sad that no Ameri-
could have uttered sentiment % that kind aud
they recognized in the name OF brady ono Of those
Irsh Ango-rhobian Paprts who have been con-
trolling tue doctrines Of this country. Laughter.
think If that editor VIA here he would hardly sup
pose that had religion enough 10 control any BODY
or If had, that II would control such as.embage
no this. Laughter. Now, low-citizens 4 am
met everywhere, IA you are, BY tho question. How
is this thing to end l am sorry to say flat the
presuPposed answer TO that question II interiefod
with by two classes Of men. First, by the won gu
OF this country. Bachelor as am no doubt this
remark Will subject mo 20 ceusurc. Bot 1 sey, ii
the women Of the North had manifested that inter.
est. which they should in the SUGGESTS OF our cause
which the women Of the South have done In theirs
thousands more OF men would have been stimulated
70 take their position in the field. can never find
myself {" roppant with that class Of people who
manifest something like pleasure VI tho success OF
our foe. What is this war about II certainly has
grown into war; Is certainly is war of the North
against the South. Aud when talked with South
ernerr US did with three In Philadelphia last Sun