The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-12

to-day. Why don't - have ~ Your own great niIoR
citizen goes 70 Washington under the pledge Of the Ps
Dent dent TOO much N hurry % allow him 70 leave W.sS
comes back without . commission. Whyf Becaas1
Abraham Lincoln is not President Of the United Slater
Because behind him curbng his purposes. making con-
ditons have banked dssigns-making him doubt
the purposes and the strength Of the North standing
do this shall be bravely and CALAMITY
fought, though Cromwell, who succeeded until
the Long Parliament shunied OF those who believed in
House Of Lords and left nothing but democrats behind
We shall never succeed until we lop OF every who
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Union on the basis Of liberty. (Applause) l believe
that the President may do anything to the Union.
He may take mans house, his lands, his bank stock,
his horse, his slave anything to the Union The
government may make every slave freeman matter
with compensation or without it. Military necessity
opens the door, but the moment Lincoln there 10
CUE Justice betwixt the master and the slave.
Everywhere throughout the Union there Is but
one thing the government cannot do 70 save
into slave. Everything else In within its power. ]
doubted when heard the from the Rap
pahannock, until that reverses had taught the
tion whore it's strength Law. Until gel called TO
washington doubted whether the government was being
educated IN this pathway. The moment he went
sunlight behind the cloud. (AppIause) God grant
many reverses that the government learn IL duty.
leaves US. on the solid granite Of impartial
liberty and justice; lAppiause.l What we have
ful purpose Of the mous and uadsr ana IN IA ,ns
certainly OF success; the millions the eaders-none
o. thcm utterly In, artd, neither President ab,et
senate Leave oil Seward peel of Haleck peel of Blair
peel OIL Sumner, Of Massachusetts, Senators as well
others, and viii tell you why. When the government
from county TO county urging the bIacs enlist one
Massachusetts colonel da cd 70 say the enc
my that he had rather be whipped under negroes than
conquer at their side. In that hour OF emergency
and critical issue his went within twenty
and the week that his apology tiled In the War
once at washington Massachusetts Senators begged
their reluctant brothers TO make him trigdicr general
lCrles OF shame shame'J A private, ignofsnt, un-
educated just mustered into service, muined tho
streets OF Boston and Col sewell shot r,etfully.
(Applause) Massachusetts, colSLel mi talcd in the
face Of the enemy and Massachusetts, made him
brigadier general. t'.Shame, shame, snsh repub.
licanism will never put down the rebellion aplause)
never until welcome the negro, foreigner the
German all races, and until, men melted together
aud dcsposm viii The North deserve /, triumph 81
the hands Of just Gods (Applause But the North viii
triumph hear It, .
TO you remember that disastrous siege IN India, when
the Scotch girl from her pallet hospital and
said To the sickening hearts the English, f hear the
bagpi.ei the Campbelis are comng,' and they said,
"!essie i is derium." mo; know Pit hear i
udou their triumphant, ears. and 's sl 90 banner
Of England foated in safety over thor heads.
arsi"g rom the gropn. hearts Of the millions.
soon very soon you will hear 1t at the gates
all. from tho lakes to the Gulf. Applause )
Mr. iipRAcE GREELEY. Ia answer to pretty general call
heller int The rsI,.ii,o ,.. -, ~, s IN 800 ns Nv
thrown " ~ w " ''As o's'
prx.pxs ov ,v,,,,.. ,,ovr :, .,,,..
Calls were then made ror '''D sAA'
WV lIoYp GARnsoS who m coming forv,rd 80.
greeted with hearty apaise He had little TO say after
Philps land tncir tokens n. rcrard ror he ~ nh.
Bronn who's, sou was All, r,,rchiny on ~, La ha.
ing edorsei General But or himself ii b.. should now saw
Anything weyer strong ny,nst The rcI,o ~ as,,r:s
slavery he might be accused of steainv he trnsor -
others He WAS sranss lie rcbM,ion ,oot NM, hrsnoS
Every o. Of blood M his veins every plsa,ion or M.
heat was against the rebejton ana b. hs,, Iro, ths
beginning. lie was for the abolition Of th rrbon ana