New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

vanccd Of the emigrants from the SOutn aho a0o Wv
erprising md educated people from the EnsteIn
States. Of these, l mention Senator's Chandler ano
Docliitlc Gov Yates IL very much beloved and I'd ns
remarks he takes broad national ground ana " VIZ
Governor he loves TO talk to the fathers ana motheIs
about their sons either buried on the banks Oh the
Arkansas. the Cumberland or the Mississippi OF 'a
gushing in hospitals. far from those they love- or
bravery stoIm.ng the ramparts 81 Donelson VI Vchs
burg. While the Governor spoke to thcIn saw oiu
the tlers Of these sons whose iuccs were as "e
vita tears Us one ever child OF two years old
might add that the Governor an eloquent speaker hns
fine appcarance-I would call linn real handsome
nan. He is native Of Kentucky nnd about 70 years
81 agc. Perhaps there is no Governor IN tne Horhru
,t~ca 70 highly admired by loyal men as be. tiiH
he dcseivcsk.
Senator, Chandler whom one has heard 80 macn
about and rom d'eloyal papers would suppose 70 ~
S 81 ' III about serE S s wsscrs
gray but h!s hair Is vet dirk. He Is man OF great
abty. In hissreech he raid: We. some OF u.s. may
another; but God is settling IT, aid let DO or wish
wha; viii. wc cannot change it. Speaking Of British
nei ference lie was yeiy severe Tor pretending 10 neu
iraiy. In. lind furnishes ships. scGmcn. and powder
and shcll to kil men aud to prey upon our com
crce M, in an honorable manner but as prnes. which
brougt forth great applause. Great Britain cannot
raise 1900 men aside from those required IN Eastern
countries. and she should Provoke us TO 20 90
these will be scarcely enough for picket guard
Again. If France Will acknowledse the Coniederacy,
It'll 20 coo troops upon tie RIO Grand. We can sweep
the French out Of Mexico In forty.hve dGys. Mr..
Chandler said he would be glad fJcit Davis would arm
he negroes, Tor II would save our doing SO ne spoke
confidently OF being able TO crush the Rebels by
mex New airs and IN conclusion said II lie could I've
reach the age Of his father now years Old he woui
cok upon country Of oo O0. forming the grandest
Of Mr. Dooittc. who has never seen him, fncies
a slight, spare, active man. Ones name is Always
def..ctisn @. enemies helps Ia give IN ui,ayorable
iapr sfiun and IL IL ~ ofcn formed from tins az from
ne pialse oil friends. Senator Doolitlc Is Il large.
udgo.lAe hooking man. end about forty years Of age
ion 10 q y.
uTy wien he Icat- Tor BIS voice is impressive. and
A.s d,.i,cTy sow and distinct.
H. sid. In ths country there u no Kind 81 cxcnse
IT q revolution by arms since all grievances can be
leJr.sscd ihfDlA The baot5 box. and therefore IT, u
imf .us ia the Rebels a. compare themselves 70 the
Fa.ca Of tie Revolution. Tho truth - tcy were no'
satisfied with tie Constitution as !; Is, and ~ tns.ho
lud tc b'st Of proof lie sgl he was on Inc famous
Cor uiirce q N.ne, Il IS customary to rec ~ '.e
dc.peiaious Of such bodies - cr,ts' bd, ne 81
-iacgeC himself nhsClycd. in thot Committee M
Iflb- admitted ~ lu. IN CONVEX .liipn. ihat N'ri
-, acquired Mexican Territory was nee. ana ne hsd
10 coIlG..ce In tie decision II the supreme '"nft
.r.r rcac bred Scott ard be claimed tiat provision
Should Boz made IN the Constitution fDr rg14i/ne slavery
~ % territory south ~ ~ ~. lie object evidently
ME- according 10 hs Toonl- e. make slavery a
corner tone Mr. Doo,le arid thai the nsolence Hith
Which tns dclafd WIS m lde was insrhcrrb.e-iHd :!
ing,A 90 .hai they vou.d rot have granted lt-eFfh u
% h-d iTcn sight They would not De erieh. f"I' %
.i ~ 4 tl,y lad controlled tie Government ilf sAty
y,ars and ucn hayir, once lost political Pp""r in'i
asked thnt AZ once II shnud he restored hesh"nd
this ~ TIE constitution
-' except uut 90 be deceived 10y H. for !. c"scrs We
.rl ambition y A,c i.ag - pay t-"lWDo'J
tuDH inHf Icy ir ut g"i control o. re Ncft ~ "a
. rds s.Ti.c hand. with Blazi! aud bold an tie
tropics 81 America. Then ~ tAclf huuGs vorii yc re
MOI, oiy ~ the uott Of fle cotton. end sugar ana
o0.,I 81 tlo world. They wished Ia fffi.e on t.e
-Dr,4l.fDn ~ f"ld' see. Hd iilct ll ~ '' we
doriu, ,f j.. 4. Caiaorn. tat savoy j. hf~ei.F.
.ft.cr .ral.rcf commands respect 10y ilry 'oil'.-
th,y afc ofI.-r, a. 'irfila CIVILIZATION. nrd t 49,
wl.H o. o., IIt. nil ~ ,f'fsl'e mo'creu nf'''
Be- fs. snU T.Aa0,t o.. tll .Do'd ci.l.f'i.p e. Nfh
sp.aAir- Of TIE Fugitive slave law, TO ..-4H " i'"
ie,n c.cclt.d oven 90 M.reoHt4n l'ai b-iN "H+ CO...
,lc'. und- o. aad s"s pafdoacd Ay buchanan Oh '''
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,.ll b. ,,.r 4a 80 uAy tADil ~ a' a. t."hE 'i'
tif though fui who rllrs aI ilif o.. itD n'fA l fi
cliai,d. -,! r"r ~ isl, h.ood - rs nf Dc ID e!i't
t.r 4s-ih AZ tto suicide. 1T % elc 'l 81 tle t.''
ulo frufin D. there h.. TIE - afr, NouH lut NJ
l,t..t q Ii. nra be- damned. Ifr fhcH r'llt.d ai
ffU,ftts 90 "a Chaplain WHO W.f' N-t- flr ARD u"
Nsl tslrers. II, Vas trisrlsasi p'oi 'r.. ono ''
lid oarl l'ard an p'a'h ieai r. Dr. ',,.@n io'
% .nal.iIl. lH.t on coming BOOK Rom AeE pi'la'.
uI ric he Boo isaruod much - HaV'ft aaa %" j. hi
Don. Do 9r0a.tei ssrrou % Racine, - .irei p'N'
r..l, lt ie hsd Sen. and De- sa.d Nat 10 hi' cree
Irr., .o,. Mr uu5.,ilc referred 10 G.ca. Britain
rrd ir4a'e I'D feared We might have war .ll 'l.'
c'. ifr'a. rr4 Z" t'fia-' n i' =. t.'''
tttl- ian.Tpft.s rou.i be- nll-fr O., tlfr Nitl iAo
Nu.ta 100 alnl. fit' fnt.-, 30. FYt h .'i Nhi'h
vond O.. ptainr To- 40, elias ~ i!r-ns - lonE 49,
kfalotl.f,f "a Senator Trtrlrl nd Er.Corrr' 2
Ianr II Indiana 4.o i,,!cut spccch,s. a. sAori Gl
90 .rtl,r vr Dad Lat "opld nao1A. 10 .'-,a h'o'
si.t. tllYerfnra.
J..of ltai'. lc.i ur't'. ,onf'-'d OF n'.- 4..l
lrrmacls ilr sstaloi Wac hAiiloAioas ALL lA iAe
A.f4tst 49,. zee Encouraging. =. 4 u.
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